378 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5599f59bbe9fd4b4d65d5d62937c2b3c.pdf 849e49c77df2868bb5f4f1991c7fddfd 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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DispatchTHE PINCXNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, December 29, 1954 No gMIIHIIAN MIRROR A GHOST STORYIDeathsMichigan will take anoat its blessings next MakVr lookiJ21 It, Here is a episode that happened j MRS BERTHA DEWITT jback in the days of my dim youthWe j Mrs Bertha DeWitt, 81, died at understand other people here have j home at Portage Lake Friday Shesxicyi stories Wie would be glad owill be Michigan week and Michigan print themcities and villages will swap mayors When I was a small boy a familyfor a day Dr Grover Dillman, pres came to Dexter The father wasident of Michigan College of Mines about 75, the wife much younger, will be chairman about 40 They had 3 chidren, theyoungest being 5 years old The man was born in Canada Sept 11, 1873In early life she was a nurse Herhusband Godfrey DeWitt, died gomeyears ago There are 3 daughters, Mrs Blanch Hutchinson, Detroit,Mrs Agnes Ward, Phoenix, Arizonaand Marguerite at home Also a tonLast year Michigan woods andlakes held the focal point of inter an Engiahman, had led an adventuregt This year the Centennial cele ous life He had gone to Australia, oration of the Soo canal and Michi and made a fortune in tee gold rushgan State College will be tied in with iost it in speculation arm then made it More than 300 Michigan mayors another one Coming back to Engtraded offices last year The biggest iand he marrijd a housemaid,lived I Typographical Union,celebration was Che ground breaking in France awhile and the came to The funeral was Tuesaay ceremonies of the Mackinac bridge Dexter He had a half brother in Chi cago He had been everywhere andtGeorge Suave of StClair Shores,She was a member of St Maryschurch Church, Pinckney, Man LacGuild, St Annes Society Lady Arbiter and Womans Auxiliary of theceremoniesat St Ignace and Mackinac City Stanley Dinkel, Pinckney mayor was an interesting talkerwho exchanged with Cheboygan and When he was about 80 yearsMrs Dinkel attended this oldhe suffered a stroke There were nors DinkeMichigan law enforcement officers convalescent homes then and few hoswant to catch gamblers Ui a federal pitals He was put in an upstairst tstate squeeze Gambling, exxcept at room jn fag home and given a canelegalized horse races is outlawed in to pound on the floor with when heMichigan Federal authorities real wanted anything After a time heiting gambling islegal in some of died Some time after his death histhe states, got a law passed requir wife ran to a neighbors home at 200ing gamblers to get a license Slate a, m, and said her late husband hadofficersswant a law making possess returned, that she had hard himion of a federal license a violation of pounding on the floor The neighbor at St Joan Arc MissionSt Clair Shores atChurch Stat Oaten etarefcSt Marys Catholic ChoreaRev Fr Albeit Schmitt, PastorSunday Masses 800 and 1000Novena devotions, Friday eveningat 730Confessions, Friday evening afterNovena Devotions and Saturday from780 to 900 p m and Sunday before the 800 Mass LOCAL NEWSChristmas guests of the MDarrows were Bert Benhamwife of Brighton EandMrs Mary Amburgey, Mrs JaneinRICHARDRichard Dick EVERHARDEverhard, 73,past Calvary Mennonite ChurchRev Ezra Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EschMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 7150Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800Congregational Church Rev J W Winger, Pastormaster and long time secretary of Sunday SchoolPhoenix Lodge No 13 F AM of Morning WorshipYpsilanti died Sunday He was a32nd degree Mason and chief clerkfor many years for the New YorkCentral Railroad He leaves his wife3 daughter and 3 sons He often vis ited at the Schafer cottage, BaseLake The funeral was Tuesday at thethe state gambling law Republicans in the state went to her home and in the room, Episcopal Church in Ypsilanti,senate where the old man died but heard no Phoenix Lodge had charge ofwho have to vote on all the governois pounding on the floor This created graveside sendees appointments have gone back on quite a stir The neighbor told her she their promise to approve all of them must have imagined itThis she deni AnttniinrfnttAfltTBe refused to approve 39 last year jed Afterwards she maintained that1 niiuuuiicciucui on the chance a Republican governor she still heard the pounding on the j We wish to announce that we arewould be elected When Williams won floor at various times but had got the newthey said they, would approve his used to it and ignored WATKTNS DEALERSappointments but they are not so stwe now Their excuse is that therewill, be 12 new senators take officeJan1, who know nothing of the menAppointed and they must be consider ed on their qualifications HOME LIGHTING WORKSHOPCONSERVATION NOTESThe third1 bobcat was caught i servig the townships of Iosco, Mar t ion, Genoa, Unadilla and Putnam in Livingston county and Lyndon andOn Feb 2, a Home Lighting Work to the peopie of Livingston county patterned after the one at SanFrancisco State College will be givenin Detroit at the Sales Dept of the Hne of nationallyadvertized Wat DetroitEdison Company at 2000 Third kins SpiceS ExtractSj prepared DesStreet, Detroit from 900 am to ert and other pure Food products 930 a m1045 a m8 night prayer meetingat the church at 800 choir practice 730 p riThe Peoples Church Rev J W Winger, PastorM36 West between Main and Unadilla StreetsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday SchoolI Sunday Worship Youth GroupEvening ServiceThurs Prayer MeetingJr Choir Practice Wed Sr Choir Practice WedGALILEAA BAPTIST 9200 McGregor Rd, Portage Lake Mattis, Pastor Morris underwenttreatmentand Mary an operation last Monday at St Joe jhospital, Ann Arbor I Leo C Lavey went tohospital ,Ann Arbor forMonday Mrs Eleanor LedwidgeEleanor Morris spent the first ofthe week at the Desmond Ledwidgehome in Royal Oak Mrs Eleanor Ledwidye, JeiTy andDavid and the Morris children wereChristmas guests at the Louis Stackable home Irvin Kennedy and wife spentChristmas at the Ambrose Kennedyhome The Ray Burns, Don Burns andJack Young families spent Christmasat the D Qonklin home in Farming1ton jThe Francis Shehan family spentSunday at the Boh Cannon home inRed ford CURRENTAnother year has rolUcf around andthere is little change in the foreigaMr and Mrs Martin Rittev srofLakeland called at the Ritter home945 a m here Sunday1100 a m The LJ Swarthouts 700 p ml the Louis Swarthouts800 p ml Mrs Swarthout and new or economic situation The presidentclaims the war menace is past and iscutting the draft 50 percent and thethe secrestate are isustatements To the opthere seems little improveVeteransi In the forein situation It would take but little to participate aconflict in Europe and the same istrue of Asia A Korean peace treatyhas not yet been signed and the negotitians are oken off This countryhas warned Red China that any attack or invasion of Formosa willmean war This is would seem is certain to come The Reds have attackedmost of the islands around Formosabut not yet bombed that islandTheyprobably wUl In this country thereis much unemployment and may bemore At Howell about 200 are inthe unemployment line weeklyMaayfactories are reducing their employets as their war orders are cancelled The factories apparently have ability to produce domesticmuch faster than they can beabsorbed Looking things over it isj apparent it would take little tochange the whole picthre800 p m 400 p m730 p mMISSIONSunday School 1000 AMMorning Worship 1045 A M Service 7d0 P7S0 Um entertained Christmasbaby came last Wedin 400 p m The cost is 300 including VitaminT pMlfteaukee county last week, tagged luncheonand released Anyone shooting it is The workshop is for the purpose of Cosmetics,tSoapto send the tag No 2700 to the helping builders, electrical contract Veterinarydept In 1951, 1952 and 1953 27 wolveswere taken in Michigan This year so far 23 have been taken ors, architects, interior decoratorsetc There will be representatives there from Westinghouse, GeneralElectric and Sylvania A film TheThe ica IMiMden in full swing Story of Light will be shown All phoneand many good catches, mostly blue phases of lighting will be discussed jgill are reported and explained jlAtesi reports show hunters batf ge4Mdeer during the 1954 se REGULAR COMMUNICATION son 9400 were taken in the special Regular meeting of Livingstonseason and 2000 in southern Michi Lo NO 76 F A M Tuesday,gan Archers took 2000 January 4 at 8 p m Business sessiononly Immediately after lodge clos Sppements, Medicines,Toilet Articles, House Cleaners, Insectides,Preparations and Vita min Supplements for Livestock and Poultry ROY TREVADON FISHER360 West MainSt,pinckney, MichUP 8 9972 Local HappeningsRichard Oseiki and Patricia Thompwere married t her home at Muskegon Christmas and are living at Hi jand Lake He works at the Die St The Ted Jalowski family of Whit,more Lake called at the Lester McA j fee home ChristmasMrs Lester MrAf ad daugh home from the hospitalnesday Mrs Thressa Coyle entertainedChristmas Clarence MeGowan and wife and Mike MeCowan of Pontiac,the Bob Grainger family of Lansingand Mark Melvin Max Russell has purchased theStewartAnderson propjrty on WestMain St The Howard Head family wereChristmas guests at the George1 Wilde srhomc in Ann Arbr Russell Vial of Ain Arbor calledoffice Tuesdav The Water Clar s enterttainedMrs G W Clark of Ann Arbor,the All of you who hid under the bedlast Tuesday waiting for the world toend can com out now as Mrs Mar tin of Chicago, fho prophetess ofdoom, got an 11th hour message that the Lord had reprieved the worldbut she claims the end will come sometime in 1955 She will get the newdate from the space men laterIn themeantime Dr Laugheed, the Michigan State professor who lost his job for teaching Mrs Martins prophesyhas been ordered to take a mentaltest on petition of his sister Shecharges he and his wife are neglect ing their i children and going crazyon the Martin ercd Tn the meantime Mrs Martin got another commuiication from spate that she, the La ughi and Mters were in Detroit Thursday iThe Marvin Shirey family spentj the week end with her fomly in Com ings Olin Robinson jand wife wereChristmas guests at the Olin Robin1 Arbor rIce fishing started on HoughtonIirfce last week and bluegills are biting good Blach head killed two more ofMichigans wild turkeys in Alleganforest last week 200 were released there The tee fishing season is about dueand ice shanties and tipups will soon es the Pinckney Masonic Building 29 signatures appear as charter memjAssn will hold their annual meeting and elect officers Start theNew Year out right by attendingyour lodge Lawrence Camburn WM SPECIAL NOTfCEDr P E Sharrard, chairman cfthe Kiwanis Club buildingcommittee reported on plans for a new Kiwanisclub at Pinckney He has a charter 8on Jr nme , petition has been submitted to Kiwan c nce Cambum and wife spentis International headquarters and Saturday and Sunday at Russell Clark family cf Buck Lakaj eeds and otner disciples would bepicked up by flying saucers fromspace at 630 p m Christmas ertand transported to the great beyond The Martins and Laugheeds were on the Martin lawn at that time singinghymns but no flying saucers showedup Mrs Martin expects another nssage from space explaining theslipupJohnWILL SEEK LAWAt a district meeting at Marshall 8 p m bers of the club An organizationalmeeting was held Dec 28ChelseaStandard The meeting to organize thePinckney Kiwanis Club will be heldat the school Thursday, January 6h srbe in evidence It started Dec 31 last lagt week of supervisors of six counyear but cold weather is earlier this ties the supervisorg agreed to fight PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSyS , i J tne supreme court decision which The Pinckney Kings Daughters Fishing licenses sales were down would forCe them to adopt the gtate meet Jan fi at V3Q with Mrgslightly in Michigan last year There vauatlon which is higher than the Mrs Cdest McKlnley ,were about as many out of state fish county one now in uae They wiU geek m ennen but not so many local ones to pet a , intrcdllced t0 return the So far in Mich 1010 fires have tyjm, po, to the eounties and aidburned over 3W acres which is 607 them in prjtecting local unitsWaoh has resigned His successor has notbelow last year tenaw, Calhoun, Hillsdale, Branch MARSHALL RESIGNSRobert Egeler, village marshalltenaw, Calhoun, HUlsdale, BThe City of Bay City has offered Lenawee and Jackson counties werea 66 acre plat adjacent to the Bay represented One supervisor was cho1 yet been named oy we F uJBk w lt represented One supervisor was cho1 fcl4 i II A City state park to the state, it has sen from each county to heIp draw lOteS Oi U iQ9ik AgO , vvov,ii iivui nonnon tilt JlliX UULK9UI1 lit I III UI1 tllC A5Aunted In the upper penin In Ypsilanti the supt of the Road, Sunday where he livedHe was year as last and got about schools turned doWn the request of caring for dogs fOl 8everal peopleleer In the lower peninsula Chaorman Hicks of the board of sup and Carl Sykes went there that mom300 ft frontage on the bayAbout the same numoer of deerhunters hunted in the upper penin sula thisas many deer there were 21 percent less huntersand the deer kill was 23lees Bad weather cut down the deerkU in the special season and some doubt that over 5,000 deer were kill up the law Carl Mast of Websterwas chosen from Washtenaw In Ypsilanti the supt of the Charles Carrol was found dead onthe Orla Jackson farm on the Dex Road, Sunday where he livedHe wassupervisors to accept the county plan ofprecent valuation His reason was the state plan would give the schools 60,000moreANNOUNCEMENT, , I have gone into the weatherstrippCoon huntingis laid to be good ing buginesg x uge the y ofith these animals abundant The h ing buginesg x uge the ywith these animals abundant The weatherstripping for doors and season ends Dec 15 season ends Dec 15One hunter in 10 bagged a gooseat the Swan Creek, Fennville area1 this week The total kill was 2243 For the last 8 years 9,000 hihschool students have taken part inthe school safety firearms instruc tion classes10,000,000 board feet of fallen timber in the Porcupine Mts is being sal vagedThe SOO iron ore boats carried 60,100,000 tons of ore this year, lessthan twothirds of the amount theycarried last year10,000 firearm deer hunters willreceive poet card asking the resultf their deer winMrs Edba Spears is visiting herSteve Tiplady, in St Peters , Jack SheldonChrtaaaas at the Arthur Kyrch in Howell,las guests of the Lee Lav dows Free estimates given on big orsmall jobs 7 years experience in Callifornia and MichiganHarold Riggs, Phone UP 86645Pinckney, MichErston Clark and wife of Unadillacalled on the Robert Pikes Friday Ernest White and wife of Howell laliers of the Bonwere SundayWihiteg The Clare Millers entertained theClifford Millers and Mrs BeulahMiller ChristmasThe Claude and Harold Swarthoutfamilies, the Norman Millers andBob Clark were Christmas guests of the Lonnie VanSIambrooks in Gregory The Dick VanSIambrooks ofMarquette were also thereMrs Anna Tasch of Ann ArborSpent spent the week end at the Bob Taach homePaul Yake of Pennsylvania was a Sykesand found him dead on the couchThe coroner said he had died during the night The deceased had livedhere for 30 years He had a wife and 3 children from whom he was separated The funeral was in the Swarthout theCamburn home in Detroit Murray Dagg and wife Christmas at the George Dagghome in Detroit Joe Heath and wife of Detroit wereChristmas guests of Mrs CatherineHeath IThe Oli Robinsons spent Sundayat the George Spratt home in Farm ington ,Mrs Ethel Sprout and son, John,and the Edwin Sprout family spentChristmas eve at the Charles Soulehome in Howell Edward Nuoffer and wife of Holtand the Russell Nuoffer family ofLansing were Sunday guests at the Lloyd Hendee home W F Close and wife of Lindenand Audrey Klikott of Brightonwere Christmas guests at the Albert Dinkel home William Shehan and wife spentChristmas with Mrs Madeline Shehan in Ann Arbor Jesse Henry and Gerald and the tho Mavnard Clan funiily of ii ster Christinasu1 Tom Clark family of Ann Ar und the Hay Moriurilys were lifistiiias guests f Mrs MargaretMrs Thomas Bonner came homefijir Foid Hospital,Detroit last week Mrs Margaret Clark and children nllri on Joan Glover at WebbervilleThursday who came home frfm the Vpitnl that fiyMrs Tirvsu foyle with ClarenceMeCowan ahd wife had a duck dinner at the Clarence St apish homenear Chelsea Sunday jMis Jennie Devereaux is visitingher daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Smithat Evart IMrs Luella Patterson of Stockbridge called at the Stanley ljiiielhi,n Sundayfioorge Meabon and wife called attne Ccorge May home in nadilla Sunday They expect to u lohovells Thursday for a weekThe Don Griffith family of MtPleasant and the Otis Matteson were Christmas guests at the Joeiiriffith home Erwin Stuman of Ann Arbr calledat the Joe Griffith home Sunday Mrs Sadie Moran spent Christmaswith her daughcer in Flint jMr and Mrs H C Vedderentertained Christmas Mrs Dora, 177 inmats and paroles of, Michiganprisons were given pardons forrhristmas presents by Gov WilliamsThe parolees have been free for sometime and this was a final gestureto wipe their slate clean This customof pardoning prisoners at Christmastime extend way back to the timeof ChristIt signifies forgiveness andexemplifies the Christian gpirit Notas much publicity has been given tothis act in recent years as in the pestThe most famous pardon ever given in Michigan at Christmas time waathe one frivn Finv L Andrews some50 yea, JHO Hi as prominent politirally in Detroit and at one timewas police commissioner A ank hestarted paid a higher rate of interestand got many deposits, mostly those of working people It went broke and the depositors lost their savingsAndrews was convicted of embezfclement and sent to Jackson but onlyserved a year when he was pardonedby Gov Aaron Bliss a SaginawKeith Bradburys of Chelsea werejand Robert Vedder iamilies and MissChristmas guests at the L JHenry Blanche Martinhome Robert Pike and wife spent Christmas at the Bently home in Comma ter The Gordon Hestters called Sun Swarthout,the Don Swarthout famj man who became wealthy in theily, the Jim Singer Gerald Vedder, manufacture of roofing materialThetype of man usually elected governorin those days The Andrews pardonThe Andrew Nisbetts spent Chist ruined him politically and he died amas at the Dr Wylie home in Dex few years afterwards Dr Harlow Shehan anX Wife ofCW A 11C 1 UllCi 1 VTS0 III VI kJ TT aA mivuv Funeral Home Tuesday with burial Jackson and Billy Shehan of Ann dayin Pinckney Cemetery Pinckney high school won Arbor called at the William Shehantheirhome SundayMrs Steve OBrien of BunkMrs Mae Mets of Howellther Jack Sharps of Brighton game with Howell Reserves thereFriday 17 to 16 Team Bead and HHall, forwards J Hall, center MKennedy and Gerycz guards H,Hallgot 13 pointsThe sherifg dept made a numberof raids last week and confiscatedslot machines and punch boardftWm Dilloway and Wm Gray of Hamburg,Mike Collega of Island Lake and WinBurke of Hartland pled guilty andpaid fines Bob Miller has resigned as mgrofWhite Lodge Country Club and J Portious and wife have succeededhimFraik Bowers ha8 resigned asmgr for the Michagimme Oil Coand accepted one with the Wayside Oil Co Claude Soper, special adro, willsell tne property of the late Charles Dec 28week end guest at the Rev Beachy W Bob Carr of Grand Rapids, tie Ona Campbell and wife spent theweek end at the Carl Lentz home inLansing The Edward Hocking family ofJesse Henry and wife and O era Idcalled at the Charles Wbitehead home in Gregory SundayThe Dale Millers were Christmasguests of Mrs Warda Harwood in Howell and catted at the Albert Shirley homethat nightBASKET VALL SCHBDULEFri, JsM 7r Stmth Lyon there Tuesv, Jan 18Stockbridge hereFri, Jan iManchester thereJan Fri, JanToes, i ifri, Feb 4Fri, Feb hereHartJani there Brittflfl hereDexter there South Lyon here I While the J L Hudson CompanyGeorge Meabons entertained of Detroit is expanding and buildingj the Marshall Meabons, Dale Meabons stores in the Detroit suburbs Otherj and Leon Meabns Christmas big firms seem to be retrenching Wet Mesdames Ray Burns and Jitckt read that Montgomery Ward expect Young were in Jackson Thursday to close 11 stores They are not list David Aberdeen is home from Chi j ed but the Lansing and Battle Creekcago for the holidays j stores are said to be on the list TheirMr and Mrs fcarl Baughn enter1 store at Cadillac burned last Weektained their children and families fori There has been considerable friction Chistma4 I among their stockholders in recentRupert Gamer ami wife of Detroit years and they are evidently closingand Mrs Hetty Carver of Ann Arj a stores that do not how a bigbor were weekend guests at the profit George VanNorman home The Tom Ware famiy spent Santa Claug was barred from Christmas at the Kimberly home east 2 churches this year Rt RevFri, Feb 3jB Boysville there The paftr vifaJm a J2 rifle, andshoots at ejttw diiJ , bad bettershoot atafgft, from, now on Itssafer t OB CALENDAR DECEMBER Dec SOfftofcy party at MasonicHall 800 p, m, Social evening Games fand refreahmenU, MsfrrLouis Mendelis, pastor of ,StAlj,,phonsus Catholic Church, Baltimore,Maryland barred him from , hichurch this year His reason jthat he classwl Santa Claus,pajan myth who had no place foobservance of Christmas and PloMtoftate UP 4H1 The Gerald Reason family spentChristmas at the Pau4 Frederick home East Leroy Ross Read and wife spent the weekend at the Russell Read home atPittsburg, Pa The Christmas guests of theMurphy family were the A H Murphy ahd John Sullivan families ofJackson and Lucy Jeffreys The Robert Read family wereChristmas guests bf the James Whitley family and Sunday guests at the Arthur Btiflis home in Gregory TKetRck Toung family of Big , Rettfer and the Marcian Ledwidge 4eHs KMf percent and alto ,fartfffy wtfNS Ohrhtmas guest atlCbrifttaM tMjrtr tWfcfwar the Andrew Campbell home, MliJfeitftid the people to lose sight oltiwhat Christmas was setasidbrate the birtthday of JewsThig year he issued apages urging people toback in Christmas j Bunce, pastor of Arnolia MethejKpi pMChurch, Baltinwre, j Rll , , TBB nxcxmy Wednesday, December , lfNtifsberftif NetetTim Isaam of Stoekbridge THfcARE , SYLVAN THEATREHOWBLL, MICHGANtent at St Joe hospital, Ann ArW Wet, Than Dee 29, 30 Major Braveaer of Grand Rapids Dm Andrew and Donna Reedwas recently fiven a Hfe membership laby the Fowlerville Masonic Lodg Friday, Btturday, De, SI, J New Y Siliii WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEARYour Buick Friends Howell, MichtqaitiLivingston Motor Sales 150000 postcards passed throughthe Dexter poetofflce during the Christmas seasonSun Oil Coof Mt Wseaan isdrilling an oil well on the Neil Nixon lam oa Daly Road, Webster twpMrs Ella Wheeler Walsh has goneto the home of her daughter, Mrs DjtJager in Detroit aftetr 2 weeksat the Highland Park hoapHaLdiner Chenoweth,68,a past masterof the South Lyon Masonic Lodge,died of an heart attack last weewhie driving his car to a Masonicmeeting It seems that the state only pays1 bounties on foxes that are shot A jury at Crystal Falls last weeki found Gerad Spokes guilty of fcaudYEASA HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU IS OUR WISHCitizens Mutual Auto Ins Co Howell, Michigan IVans Motor 145 East Main St KAcksay MichiganiATB Or MICHIGAN Probate Court for the CouatyHANDIHAMMBR CLUBA number were absent last weekdue to colds but enough were to start the projects Tom Ritter,Reo,Matter of tee Estate ofCAMPBELL Deeeaeedsession of said Court,, held on th, 1954Honorable Hiram R Smithaf Probateif Hereby Given, That theof Oas L Campbell, the Ad of said estate, prayingffasftj ejeoont be allowed and eatate assigned tothereto, will bete Court o,,at tea A Mthat notice thereof If the Mattertton of a copy Harley Aweeks eoaascutivtly At a atjsjam afla said day of hearing, fat December U, 19M m that the PrissatiMiaiwMiMSe a eofjr tW notice Judge of Probate by registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to such heariag, ar hf personal service at least five S Mrrior to such hearing ,Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbaH h day ofA true cosy Celestia Parmhall, Register of ProbateTAYBQThe Frebate Ceejrt m THRHB HOURS TO KILLt TechnicolorFriday Satarday, Dec 31, Jan l7 New Years Matinee 230 pmcoat Itoable FeatureDean Martin, Jerry Lewis inLIVING fT UPRobert Francis, Donna Reed inTHEY RODE WEST All im TechnicolorFriday, Dec Si n45 p M New Years Midnite ShowVirginia Mayo, Gene Nelson inSHES BACK ON BROADWAY in Warner Colorof Pinckney wasinducted into the armed service,Dec 27 The court officers and employees enjoyed a turkey dinner last week , in the supervisors room Frank Bush retiring register of deeds and Lylet Munsell of the surveyors office were 1 given giftsf In 1948 there were 22 TB cases1 reported in Livingston county In 1963 but 8Robert Griffin, 17, of Howell wasarrested last week and admitted 6 burglaries in one night His totalloot was 300 Places entered wereWiakelhaus Floral,Snedicor Cleaners Howell Laundry, Bagers Restaurantand McPherson Oil Company Tues, Jan 2, 3, 4m cont OF HAJJ1BABAJohn DerekM Elaine Stewartin CinemaScope TechnicolorU Thur, Jan 5, 6 Maureen OHara, MacDonald Carey InFIRE OVER AFRICA hi Technicolor ATHENAIn TechnicolorA Musical StarringJane Powell Debbie Beyaed andVie DanMMkeCartoon sd Latest News Shows 715 and 915Sunday, Monday, Jan 2, S ON THE WATER FRONT Action Drama StarringMarlon Brande, Karl Malde, L aadLee J CobbDisney CartoonOnce Upon a TioSun Shows 3 5, 7, 9Tues, Wed, Thura, Jan 4 5, 6 DAWN AT SOCORROAction Drama StarringRory Calhoun Piper Laurie aadDavid BrianCartoon and Shows 715 and 906ComingDragnet Beaa Brammell, Last Time I Saw Paris, Deep la My HeartLEE TlffiAWhlUBOfe LooDtNotes of 48 Years Both Congregational and Methodlst churches had Christmas xercises which were well attended The Congl Church gave Rev G W My1lne s fur overcoat for Christmas, tiedoes considerable driving in thewinterThe mill pond is alive with fishermen and there are quite a few shanties on it Jim Smith and C J Teeplhave been fishing through the ice at Portage and taken quite a tew pikeThey are getting bluegills oh Little Friday, Saturday, Dec 31, Jan 1SUSAN SLEPT HERE In TeelndeoiorwithDick Powell, Debbie ReynoldsJI to Mt you im hu you waikiU AIX AT YOIJR C0NVENIHNC11 him orjiaceofop me a card TodaylAUSMAHl NAME,JACK UANNEH UP AFRICAN ADVENTUREin Pathe ColorColor CartoonSunday, Monday Jan 2, S Ginger Rogers, Vsn HeflinGene Tieniiey, George RafthBLACK WIDOW In CinemaScope in ColorFeaturette Novelty New CartoonM J Reason and wife entertain the Grald Reason, Jack ReasonPortage Rabbits are also plentiful, and Max Reynolds families Sdnday The boys are having lots of fun Mrs Bmma Dinkel and Mrs Edithhooking rides on bob sleighs and on were Christmas guests of thecutters Stanley DinkelsThe Columbian Dramatic Club of St Marys Church will put on thecivil war play, The Spy of Gettys burg at the opera Friday night Adance will follow The play cast is XjeUa Monks, Guy Haney, LincolnSmith, Emma Reason, Bert Roche,Cass Culhane, Jame3 Fitzsimmons,Dr Will Monks, Mae Moran Tues, Wed, Thurs, Jan 4,, 5, 6Waeky HappyATHBJNAHJane Powell, Edmund Purdora Debbie Raynolds, Vic Damonand Louis CalhemTechnicolor Featurette 1492Min ColorNewt assiFloyd Fulford and wife of Waynacalled on the Clifford Millers Sunday Mrs Mary Amburgey entertainedthe Merin Amburgey and Emmett Widmayers Christmae Miss Isabel Nash has gone to FtMeyers, Florida, to visit her mother,Mrs Dessa Nash Mrs Ruth Ritter and son, Tomcalled at the Martin Ritter srhomeat Lakeland Christmas Mrs Mary Hoff entertained theFloris Clark, Dorothy Rohl and Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and childrenChristmas eveMrs Ntllie Darrow of WhiteLake spent the week end with Mrsflora Darrow oAs the beginning of another NewYear approaches we wish to express to the people of Liviagsto countyour gratitude for their confidenceand patronage during the past yearOur resolution for 1955 is to con tintte in our efforts to justify thistrust and to strive in every way to better our services to youOur aim is to provue the finestbanking facilities in the country for this area We never forget thatTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKAD deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membership in the Deposit Insurance CorporationOver BigByNine Years afWE WISrr YOUIIWNYlfAlft,1893195461 Years of Service Dexter, Michigan s cvvsv,ri, r 1 YvVYEAR TO ALLAHAPPY NEW YEARTO YOU ISOUR WISH fHE PINCKNEY BEAUTY SIihHta BrMh, Pit IS CMBflfteWILLIAM H BRASHMETAL SHOP CHRYSLER HEATINGLAWRfiNCE EHR6ERTHE MNCWPwTYPESETHNG COMPANY Doylt itWE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEARfttlv , GEORGE MEABON SONSWin Httlkf, Stpttrw, FMmrWEHTSHtOUA A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALLOF THE UBRAEYflin WE WISH YOU ARUSSa D SMITH COMPANY FORD SALES SERVICE, HowellWE WISH YOU AHfiPPVYEARGREETINGSWINKEIilAUS FLORAL COMPANY Mick, for Al OccasionsTHE SLAYTON MOTOR SLES ChryUr ft PlymouthWE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEARifKING BARBER SHOPWTOHYOU A PINCKNEY PRODUCTS COMPANYH C Veddei, Prop, Plastic FinishingWE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR HO YARD READModern Homos Built To Order, Pinckney,qRnnQs TO VOU CRWINIrosocuinj Attorncv, LivihRston ounty,it wmxPHILLIP GENiUEMakef of Aluminum Doors, Windows Pinckney, MichifUl883348 Pinckney Mich UP 866SBWE WISH YOU AwAPpyMBWii HAPPV NEW Yl IPS MLDARROW BARBE R SHO PIl UPMMT,, lri N 1 New Yeat HOME R ABNE YW E WIS H YO Utar Cbobfaf Corners GERAL D REASON , Rea l Effet e THE PINCKNE Y DISPATC HTo m Ritte rMick y Ritte r Karl Bur gY e Edito rAHAPP Y NEWYEART O YO U IS OU R WIS HTH E MARATHO N GA S STATK WBa y Hurtibusc , Prop , Ga t ft H b v m mi w S,rtv v N vV X, , MA yort himself but it teas jutt tohat Tell them Yub, J by Lon Distance A Long Distance call u the quick, eaiy and ptftonal witlf ThAnk youM to someone outoftown And facoat Si lower than you think Reduced rate are increry night after 6 P M and all day Sundayyou Cflii, remember to call by number Jft ottrMICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANYALL OF US ATJUGS INN WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEARWE ARE SERVING MEALSNew Years Day 1210 P MNew Years Eve 710 P M Sunday 17 P MWE ABE ARE ACCEPTING RESEERVATIONS for NEW YEARS EVE WhWMROBERTHAPPY NEW YEAR TO WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPYMURRAYS GLF Mtmy Baft, Prop, OOa l Gaa , q q UA HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU IS OUR WISHHIREYS RADIO TVHappy New Year to All A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ISOUR WiShoo GEORGES FRIENDLY SERVICETowing and Road Service East M38 and Dexter Rd,OT 8792 WAYNE WAGONERChubbt Comert, Grocerlei, Meats andto Tske Oat Chubbs CornerWE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEARA HAPPY EW YEAR TO ALL 1 i THE ESTFLLT RESTAURANT1UAI9 SHORT ORDERS U5TEIXE BUCCBTTB, Prat Hockey Appfiance Store08 8BBVICK SMtrlwl AppIlUMMA HAPPY NEW tEAR TO ALLUuWE WISH YOU ALL AA HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU IS OUR WISH t T Stanley DInkalPotaan Township SupervisorHAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL THEPINCKNEY F DEPARTMENTALW TAHAPPYNEWYEARXOYOUISQURWIS Hi v I RTTTER TEfEVISiO NN RADI O SHO PI O IWiWROGE R CARR , Insuranc eInajiranc e o f Al lK OU RSWARTHOU TFUNERA Lwm uiAHAW NEW YEART0Y0U4S0UR WISH Complete Use Plumbing FhctwessKENNEDYS GENERALS Mist Dorothy Ptoksr flew to Boyton Beach, Florida last week to spendtht bQlidayi with her parents The Fred Reaus left for Fort Laurdtrdal, Florid Monday Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis spent,Christmas with the Jbumey Wilsonsof Ann Arbor Tuesday they left forTampa, Florida ,Pfc Glean Kney,son of Mr andaad MraLyle Kinaey of Farley Rd, Pinckney has arrived at Gamp Richatdson, Alaska with the 4th Regivenial Combat team He entered the army in January 1968 Wesley Reader and Bob Meabonspent the week end at Lovells Christmas at the Kimbery home atWillow Village 1Mrand Mrs W H Meyer werecalled to Bad Axe last week by the iUness of their granddaughter, JanetJfceyer, daughter of Garth Meyer und ICeyer who had pneumoniaJames Meyer and wife spentChristmas with the William Lambs in Ann Arbor Christmas guests of the FrancisShehans were the Gene Shehans ofAitt Arbor, John Lundeens of Detroit and the Bob Gannons of Redford Mr and Mrs H Hooker entertainad Christmas the D W Hooker fam iy of Ann Arbor and Miss ViolaPetttys of Howell Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee had asChristmas guests the Dr Jim Nashiy of Coldwater, the Gale Hendeefamily of Owosso and the Rex Hen dee family Mr and Mrs Mark entertainedtheir children and their families for Christmas the Martin Ritters andJsabel Nash calledMrs M Reynolds entertained theReynold family and Miss Otha Rey Mr and Mrs Roy Reason, AnnShirley, Bobby and Fannie weieChristmas guests at the Pratt home in Coopersville and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HsstenComplete line of PumpsWe Sell Wlnslal We Sorvteei PHONE UP8811410 7 6 BAST HJtCHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE ALL PRNttOn Sale at Murrays Gulf Station at Pinckney Michigan BY PINCKNEY FIRE DEPT V TO SLESP SQUNDIY TRLCKSTRACTORS CAMRUSSELL D SMITH CO HOWELL, MICH PH 1632Represented by H W WYLIE RRSIDENCK PINCKNEY MICHIGAN 1HONE lV , GREATESTOil Heaterin 25 HMfl sKteps You Warmer in Eve Kcom A Completely Automatic 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ROAST, LbBEEF CHUCK ROASTS Lb CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SOMERS HOLUSTER 45c42c 45c 34cNt WM Hdg Jack of Detroit spent C J Clinton and wife sad Fred fja Wtfsfc end at the Bob Ackley Berry spent Christmas at the Ralph Clinton home in Detroit Johnny andfUrb llmejr fmQy entertain Phylifi Clinton cam home with them Mwm Myr tr ttmy of Mr and Mis Albert Shirley enterJams ltmrit ftwnttyHerb teined altiMir children and theirp tutitf ef VUsit aftd the fasftJU CkrtrtmM eeepi Lorn GttglaThe Ernest Whites Jack TeetersJohn Halaby of Detroit were guest were guests of the George Rouahes on the weekendA flock of geese passed over hereSunday afternoon headed north Weprouder just what that meansYe editor received a letter Honday from his daughter,Mr Hargaf et Young1 stating she and her two daughters saileed from Seattle, Washington Dec 2 for Toyko, Japan, to join her husband, MajorThomas YoungMessrs Lawrence Camburn, ClareMiller, Ona Campbell, ye editor,ndOlin Robinon and wife attended the installation of the officers of Washtenaw Lodf e No 65 F A M at sr Monday nigrhtIrs Edna Reason, Lota and UfaDensie Rose called on Garner Qavaenter Sunday at the Comma hiefi Ul Sunday where he hat been stasehe kad itroke FRTo torly buyers of ami QUAKER Supreme HeaterMINNEAPOLIS HONiYWKU , OAYNICHT TrMO5TATAllinone timer and ehertat Automationally turns your heater delta at night automatically turns H up in the morning at the time desired Maintains even temperatureall during day Night setback saves from 10 to 20 on fueT SAVES10 whlh you sleepYiS, M yowr fret wUK Jtie ary Po Quaker Supreme Oil Heater A tmall dtpotH wlUheld TlmOJtat und heaierfef later delivery A I V Heduf rt THE PXNCKNSY DISPATCH Wednesday, December 29,JW4 COMBINATIONand SCREENS PiV ,t,,, , ,, viA wineHme heorMaver Setfpropelled, out front rotary uniteafe mtm removgl problems once and for all Positive allchainSm bdtt ro dip In heavy going Throws IMW 11 feet OWf eretioii yov want Hondltt wot, dry, loote, peeked even kei Plows 20 path 24 hp, 4le 6eytfO engine with silent muffler Carburetor oJf heater 1 gear reduction for extra power in heavy going rwfd starter Adjustable handle Atfvanee designrater blades slice through MOW wont aba MMU I irtajfen fepwNftf Sencer fromesStoring, No ChangTenton StaedOrderOperafeUWM for VVinf Totut Htat leu THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNERCOST, ANDINTINANCI MIAT MANUFACTURED TO FIT YOUR OWNV WINDOWS e DIRECT SERVICE FROM THI FACTORY TO YOUgremovable chute con be eUnee In any ai youWE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR THE LAVEY HARDWARE me I, IThe Pinckney SanitariumRay M Difry, M D Pinckney, MichiganTaily liOO A M to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tuea, Frif Sat, 700 to 800 P MDr Q R McGloskey DfiNTIST112y2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Of lice 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michigan Hitter TVSaIeServktRADIO ft TELEVISION 8BBVJC1 Prompt and CotrttMtPhone UP 8Wi 12S MiehifamFUNERAL HOMEDen C Swarthfirt DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance SorvlcPHONE U P 88172Herb SsieedPhone 183 207 E Gd Rivw Howeil, MichiganReal Estate, InsuranceBrokerageity, Lake and Farm Propertya SpecialtyList Your Property With MeLee LaveyGeneral InsurancePHONE U P 83221PHILLIP GENiiJMakr t Aluminum DOOM, Windowi Pinckney, Michigan3348 Piackney Mich UP 86659Wt are in Poittloi to Make REFRIGERATION SERVICEHarold RadyRepairs on Ail MakesPHONE U P 85596AuctioneerFar Sales A SpecialtyBerl WylieCall FowlerviUe 226F6 Fred 0 Reiddioff, SrFTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 858 Residence CDUoyJHufceLivestock HaullaWeekly Tripe Made to DetreH General TfUeldngPHONB U P S4M7Roger J fitfrComplete Insurance Coverage PHONE UP83111Arnold BerquistDeBveiy on AH Sizes of Good Coal TOE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater Systems Plumbing310 Wehtter St Phone UP B6607 iCLASSIFED ADVS233 UnadOla St Pinskney, MicWatch RepairingGold Stampij Watches, Watch BondsJewele Handmade Father Billiold CemeSery MwnorlaltPrices You Can Afford T Milford, MlckistnMilford Qranlte WoittReal EsttitoFarms, Homes, Lake Business 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 29, 1954 Description An account of the resource December 29, 1954 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 1954-12-29 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/978465b2df92d7c6a1a2b8546404973e.pdf 291b433cfe831b76515ad8bf38dc461c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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Wednesday, January 5, 1955No 1M CHRONOLOGY rf 1954DeaibfGEORGE 8ABG1SON uaihoue liftureh i Elementary SchoolHowState under tfc littleu Hoover Chsve token a new turn After xie j Jan Clark and Don y15Rainbow Girls elect olfllairii fff workheoosjatttee has eexv Pinekney loses to Dexter C8ani turned tM retoia to 35 Tom Brannif of Oklahoma is killed in plane crashJan 22Margaret Wklmaycr andPatrick Jeffreys married Engageto tfie leialatnreform, in every bratwb of the govemmont are proposed by these researchen who dug out th facts The coaumittee composed of labor, industrial,educational and business leaderhave dona a good Job lwM frx few of theto Tfrom ndattpiw havebeen accepted Some of the rfimmfffyiiatiA 1jguored were the aboliehin of theoffice of auditor eenfeal and replacing it with legfcMfreuditorto be appointed TUe mainidea in ment of Vem Clark and Shirley Hosler announced Mrs Elisabeth Crumley die W H Clark dies sit Alma MasonHome Albert Waddell, Albert and GusLHeaneao abo passed away Pinckney beats SouthLyon 66 to 44 and BoysviHe 64 to39,arl Gallups observe 26th weddinganniversary Young Ray Hurtjbuse married, 350 attend Masonicguect night at toe school, Judge Car land is speaker Engagement of Dorthe governor iaothy Lavey and Jack Sharp anoun ced, Gorman Kelly and Hazel Richgiv rison married Pinckney beats Mana turkey dinner Christmas for finish cheater 37 to 35,Henry Schafer diestar the new 4500o fanu dormitory I Feb 10Pinckney beats Hartlandthe committee plan is to gf thethe governor apre ower twhi the legislature cant see when they areart Republican, a Democrat Jackson prison, i for 25 years, died at the McPherson hospital Friday He was born in Unadilla township Surviving arehis wife, Beba, and one daughterJiewa a past master of the Howell Ma sonic lodge The funeral was atHowell Monday under Masonic auspicesGUSTAVE PETSCHGustave PeUcn, 57, died in Veterans Hospital, Ann Arbor, Christmasday He was the son of John and Ber tha Radtke Petsch was bom in Detroit July 12 J896 He served threeyears in th U S, Navy and workedin South Lyoa and Brighton factories, He and his parents at one time owned the place on M36 E now theproperty of W H Meyer St Mitrys Catholic ChurchRev Fr Albert Schmltt, PastorSunday Masses 800 and 1000 amNovenu devotions, Friday eveningat 730Confessions, Friday evening afterNovena Devotion and Saturday from730 to 9GJ p in and Sunday before the SOUCalvary Mennonite ChurchRev Ezra Ilcachy, PastorS S SupMorning1 U o Sunday SchoolYoung Peoples Jfoering Cottage Fellowship ServiceWednesday Walter Each10001100 730800Rev J W Winger, PastorSurviving are his mother, 2 bro Sunday School 930 a mthers, Adolph, Howell and Walter, Morning Worship 1045 a mof Chelsea and 4 sistersMrs Lorette Thurs nighi prayer meeting CURRENT iflMMsWThe action of the French assemblythe past week in voting down thepast to learm West Germany andthen reconsidering and voting for it,by the small margin of 27 baa the world wondering It is impossible torus here to get the viewpointof theFrench people We favor rearming of Germany blcause by this we canreduju ,he 4ze of our army in Ger many engaged in keeping the peaceFiance has been overrun by the Ger mans 3 times and conquored twiceso has no faith in German committ ments Also she is afraid of a wart with Russia such a rearming mightj cause The change of opinion by theI French assemby does nH meanKINDERGARTENMrs Parks thanks hJr phpils frthe gifts and helping with the partyWe have 2 new boys, Glen Meyersand Kendall Fisher Tin Fishers live in the larr hornThe girls brought many new dollsto school ami the boys cowboy suits,guns and hats Brian Walton had 5 cousins visithim They went ice skatingToby Shettulroe visited cousins inDeerfield last wekNick Marshes grandmother is backfrom CaliforniaWe are beginning a new unit inpetsFIRST GRADE Robert Morse was in Toledo,Ohio are out of the woods yet as PremierChristmas Mendies has only a slight majority inPetf Kaisers grandparents from majority in the assembly The ComWashington D C spent the holidays munists have 100 members thereConwitJTthem I tinued assault will be made on MenDavid chainuers spiMit Christmas dez and if he should fall the pactAt Jajeksn sheafj of schedule, Dean of prisoners is Tony Ouley of Oacodaent up froj Oseoda, in 1907 for 43 to 34, Mrs Ethel Pressley homeat HUandLake burnsDonald Meabn and Joan Fitzgerald married,tturdar He is now 69 A family at alao Mary Lou Bloxom and Charles j Fairview Cemetery Evers, Gregory Mrs Freida Guiner at the church atand Mrs Elmer Compton of Detroit Wed choir practiceand Emily Petsch of Howell The funeral was Tuesday at the,Keehn Funeral Home, Brighton,Rev iBarker officiating Burial was in 800730 p roTfe,,South Haven has offered to care for Battle d bta If he is pardonedMichigan is asked to rally to promote Michigan products from thoge Stanley Dinkel attended the funer gundav ScM36 West between Main jJjdUnadilla StreetsRev Keith Ruejjsegger, PastorFeb 17OES, guest party at ai The deceased used to umpire soft ,iiPatterso Lake, C F Hewlett goespod to Victoria, Texas, as the WatkinBgrown on ti farm to th autoes supt, Junior play Scoops put onMilt in tliacity TMs is expected to Pinckney loses to Dexter 51 to 42, be major part of the MlcMgaa We Mrs Emma Brogan, Mrs Ethlynfl i ball games here hoolorghipits are serviceto hlpCON8BBV AT1ONThe black bass season endedDec 81 Panfish, pike, herring and stWffore legal to March 4 50,000 railroad ties are being proetased near East Tawas, 40,000 aref oak The rest are white cedatProcessing adds 30 years to theinfrom deer shotCwrtrat Michigan have been andBhow thattn Youth GroupEvening ServiceThurs, Prayer MeetingMrs Frieda Pfau, 78, lohg time Choir VrnU Xod MRS FRIEDA PFAUresident of Iosco and widow of Albin i C10r Pfau died at her hme in Howell , K HLM W945 a m1100 a m 700 p m800 p, m800 p m 400 p m vith Jus aunt, Hazl jAlan HUPJ had Christinas dinnerwith his aunt Helm Pamela Grant grandparents1spent Christinas with her family, j Catny Heath has a JI coatLinda Shiivys daddy in Koinbuild a new house Rouer Harden aunt Helen fromthe north spent the holidays him may lafl tooDinsmore, Charles Hine pass away Feb 24Peoples new church isdedicated, Mrs Alice Schoenhals lst Wednesday She was born in Ger r, cjror i,,, rorxagz Lkedies, Pinckney bats South Lyon 41 j many and came to this country att Larry Mattii, Pastopto 33, Richard Devoe and Lavemiajthe age of 16 Surviving are 3 daugh Sunday School 1000 AMVest mawied i ters Mrs Ethel Frisbee and Mrs Morning Worship 1045 A MMarHarry German, famous Nina Curtis,Howell and Mrs Clara Evening feervice 1 dQ P Mbaseball player dies in auto accident Maycock, DetroitAlso a son,Alfred Wei Prayer Mrtiv, 730 m Pinckney beats University 51 to 47 of Howell The funeral was SaturdayPinckney girls basket ball team loses at the Lutheran Church with burial Dairy men around Romeo are callfur an investigation of the Michj ian Milk Producers Assn for whatI they call unfair practises They wantto1 to know why the farmers only get j Go and 7c a quart for milk and the city dairies 22c The milk industrywith i a peculiar one and unike any other j At certain times of the year thereRoiuiie Eloxoni spent the week end, is miIk surplus caused by manywith Roger Hardln fresh cows and abundant pastureChar Bull apon the holidays with fnis disrupts the dairies schedulehi grandmother j niilk deliveries which is set upChristinti Dinkel had goose for on a et milk production So they pay730 p m1 Chiistmas She went to a family re the farmer the market price for his union Sunday an i uot a lot of drifts average milk pioduefcion but giveSanta Clus vhifd Jennie Devines nitn a smaller price for his surpushouJt iiiitinas eve I milk This is supposed to be madeCarol Menke lias twin dolls to into cottage cheese and other bymatch her twin brother and sister Products and not sold as fluid milk Linda Curts uncle spent Sunday This plan ,has never given satisfac,with thm I tin Dut there has been no alternativeJeff Hendees gr nnparnts spent xcePt ,to ump the surplus mflk dairies recently raised the priceto Chelsea 18 to 25 Mar 10 Fred Evers family aregiven fareweir party, are moving to Lyndon, Chris Campbell and Anna in Lakeview Cemeterybelle Stapletort married,WmLftPrad n a picnic woods near, Pontiac Lake,hurt in auto accident 150 attend re 1Q miles from Pontiac by hunters trthrpeeriathyception for Aiberta Din1 Close at Ut Wednesday has been identifiedMw17William L Foster dies, death was pneumonia She had beenAlso Mra Edna Blair and Mrs Mar dead 3 days before being foundStategaret Dyer Pinckney wins district police say her maiden name was Ruth CHURCH DEDICATION Christmas with him Dennis Reynolds iited his uncle of niik and the wages of tTieir haulSt Pauls lutiiriai buh on M in Detroit cls but the farmers got iw increaaDEAD WOMAN FOUND SG Hamburg will bo dsdicatod Sun Fred TwitchoU sp a Christmiii1 in lMice Hence the demand for anThe body of the dead worrtan found dair Iiin il Siviic 11 am and rwith his mfindmoUior investigationm Rvv rei , l 1it rf Dolit spealers Dinncr aft r the 4 Rev Clauv jnislorfrom th Northvill Qilthat in 1054 8 wells pro9400 tourels of oil There were1 welU49 wells oasKel JONOTIIs VWIlMAMS SFfOND iKAihbara hudvijs iio BulletgotSaturdayeen Louise Battle,Jo no than Vionia Dr, Wiii Attorney General Milfard has isud anothef opi4n which is believedto ktiygitiei the supervisors off thaiyptHk and postponed the adoption of tii state equalized valuation untilLodrMichigan asi be proud thisof her title but loses to Saline Haag and she was twice married ,lf rimmnfH ohw,in the reginoi 68 to 49 I Her first husband was named HtilLMar 24Mr Margaret Sibleythe horat and her second TrenaryRecentwife of Clyde Sibley of Stockbridge ly she had been keeping house forhave some times been overThe dpt is building 1200 park tables for use this summer The dept has received 200 letteron dr QMfHon MoJt of km are against the any deer season19 people died of gunshot woundsduring the 19S4 Michigan hunting wedding anniversary Vandyke He said she left ChristmasAuri 7Masonic Past Matera and did not return Police say sheNight held at shoo3 Banquet held lived in Howell in 1953 but she seemsthere April 10 to honor basket ball J to be unknown there, In 1952 she wa8 j team Gov G Mennen Williams is in Lansing and in 1949 an inmate at made a honorary member of Pinck the Newberry State Hospital iH dec e lie was onbusiness Tii, moved U White Lodgelast sumnHT Fuv 7 year,, before that He v a a U Sare hi wif andtwo sons, Wayne ami Danil who at tnd the Picknev school MatDei AKey has baby puppy, i usaiur yoai so they may not haveKM Shmidi spent h week withfto ehnne their taxrolls thi8 year 1 I1t Vi pi, Millarcts ruling was that alterK i yeLIeid ai Iiohrt Rook tlu supervisors turn their tax rolls r tiiiJiJints ovT t the treasurers they have noJfii h tiihiits j tVTrav,in who had jivunioniai power to change tftem,jt,ty 1week Judy iVr,v and Deboit lastrlll as has aas ,H Shetlandisney Library April 14Wiliam CMiller, formersheriff, postmaster aid suserVi8ordies Also Mrs Lydia Carr, StephenM , , , Harsdtny Georgia Pendergast ofHunter are reminded to send in6uth Lyon wins the spelling titletheir game report cards by Feb 8Failure to do no is a misdemeanorNotes of 48 Years Agi The mystery was solved Friday years fay, Tih Willi Dk 2 f i jttywhen William Danks, 32, former in jttmate of the Ionia asylum for criminj fireal insane admitted leaving the body on the shore of the lake He is ehandy man at a boat livery at Pon COTTAGE BURNS The Shilling orae nl Hi land Kathy Shttelr yot slacks and 2 Lake burne ovii about dark New sweatr fOy Christmas amily saved but aM furniture Pinekiv yuarLei out butroad and Wcnton the k 123 NEWSskidded We hiive a new gupil, Siin the Heleman Joan1ditxh befoio reaching cottagtFirc Paula Wilson ha new ioi Chief Shirley and Norman VanBlar Judy Geary visited her auui in De There has been much in the papersof late about the 15 IT, S flyers foreed down in Red China and held asspies Senator Kndwland wants aa blockade of Red CWna and other would declare war Th presidentrefuses to he hurried into rash act ion, ft develops we are holding SfNacy Nash js second High schoolbiology class takes 2 day trip toHolland, Mich Pinckney loses fir3t Christmas day and made a round of 7 wassved Christinas and Leonard Jones aball game to Brijrhton 7 to 11 the bars They spent the night at The cottage wasowned by Georze Rhoda Baxter got 2 dolls tiac Lake and livesin cottage there jcum Were on it hut escaped injury t t ChristmasHe said he picked Mrs Trenary up The cottage caught five 2 months ago1 Mary Gillenkirk got aApril 21Mrs Stella Siymanski,aaieaman for the International Har Company Kelly of Richmond, Va here isMatt Brady drw a f50 bonus for, Ray Baker die Peoples Chufchfor being the leading nts Easter pageant April 28May court term apens,Pinckney loses to Hartland 6 to 2, Engagement of Jeanette Wilsonand Dick VanSlambrook announced Michigan Week is get for May 5CIRUIT COURT NEWSIn court last week Harold Dewineped guilty to breaking and enteringand was fined 200 and put on pro bation for 2 yeanWayne Smith pled guilty toput onriting hereThe John Chambers family Entertained the ISP Johnsons, Theodore Lewis family and Mrs Castle of Teeumaeh New Years Bert Roche ft working is W E tore9 Mr Murphy hasfa to Virginia Tfe HiTbert Gillettes entertain at Mri Benson of Linden,HowellIa totheir Sunday schoolhone Monday night i Andrew Sugamele charged withatWhile iUyiag thinneyon the pondVMtday tiKy Mortenson was hit inthe head y the ball and had stitchesakating New Yean was thalast of te season and the pond was ld iBven the old timers were ipl Wt Vrt a littje sore next dayad Giover, 88, died atlatt week March terai So did David Rickettwho was charged with forgeryFloyd Trafford charged with nonsupport must pay 75,then 10 week and is on 2 years probation Jeanette Houghton was given adivorce from Thomas Houghton ar,lMke lOardser isattending the A B lv Business UniversityMa Dfckel is working in Detroit Sc SAMn I J Abbott entertsin m yoopg people at their home epNsw leafs srs Mr ane Mrs, Jofai Mortsnsoii resjltss a ipslr of CWnese shoes from1J l OHfi Th iottl OsHfornia They arssM Mrs Nomaa SSJSV Mr Mae MetsHfarman Wtttet, Mra Nojrmaii Whitem J9nl of Mr CABD OF THANKSMy sincere thankg to membersof the Peoples Church, the Masons,lrienaor4feeirgiftsr flower first the Kings Daughters and our manycards which we received during myillness and to the many visitors I had during my stay at the hospitaland at home his home and he found her dead inbed in the morning He disposed ofthe body to avoid trouble THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE W hPinckney Tavern 43Hamburg Garage 43 16 St Marys 36Shireys TV 3aLake Drive In 31Ludtkes Insurance 30Wallings Insurance 28Jugs Inn 27C V Beer 30Golden Arrow Archers 17LaRosa Bowl 17 E and 23262429 82S312942 Fannas who bought it last summer Sandra Shireys folks are buildingHe fiver there with his wife and 3 new home Red Chinfse scientist students inbecause their knowledge might behelpful To Red China China has hinted he miprbt bo willing to trade doll for the lr fly r r1 lm Anyway the , , matter ha ly J turned over to thei UN who havt sent a delegation iorl ChinaAs more an more people turn to travel there seems to be moreyear old son Thqy are ROW with his, Florence Utley, Pamela Seefeld,orother at Patterson Lake Shirley Heleman got dolls for Christ j plane fatalitiesof December was filled withmasLIBRARY NEWS Carol Tluinanen was in Detroit The Board of Directors or the Mich, j eveigan Library Assn has appointedMrs Thomas Bonner, head of theTrustee Section for District llTIv appointment is for a 2 year period his1, TT , , , ,Mike Harden broughtto schoolGary Rutledge got a bowling set lthemis always a lot of extra traj,, , around the holidays and une y ly some planes took off not have Of course,ohn Wa,ton cow0, P ,1 Gray a record player Dick Klein a Ichemistry sot and Prince Vnlionti e anfataitieswere wavSupt of PoliceHigh 3Pinckney Tavern 2782, HamburgGarage 2618, C V Beer 2666 Individual High 3 GamesJ Ledwidge 062, J R Smith 601,B Wood 592Hijph 1 GamePinckney Tavern 041, HamburgGarage 938, CV Beer 981 High Individual GameF Burgess 263, F Hollis 252, J RSmith 236 MEETINGThannual meeting of the Living outfit, Don Pesola a sun and Lawrence has resigned numerousston County Mutual Fire Insurance Pat Tessmer went to BaUle Creek Detroit police officerg are meatloilfdCompany will be held at the Home last week for the post AnMmg them are ye editor and many Pinckney peopleare familiar with They are JackL l Si Offjcf at 105 W Grand River, Howe I Benny Sejura visits his grand,Beer 17 39, Michigan on Tuesday,January 11, mother m Adrian at 2 P m th6 PUT I BonnlBond PV rew paxr offThe Pinckney Kiwanis CtabwiSPECIAL f Harvil and Marvin Lane Harvil wasI active here during the Black Leg iTHIRD GRAnof electing one director and tran skates and, went skatingmeeting any other business which may come before the meeting Rex B House, Secretary j r R ircus by them and thrown ter atrn nr rrAWJ Chiquita Amburgey went to Jack1 Nashes bridge Marvin Lane is a UAKU ui iHAnw Sundav to see a new baby personal friend of Jack CrainTo my friends who remembered re son ounaay to seed new uuy j on nvestigation here some yearswhen Sia8 Col wa8 ghotjwhile I was in the hospital I wish to express my appreciationYour kindness helped a lot Leoai Bonnertemembered me wftii carcfe while I,lThe meeting to organise the Lawrence Batifhn and LawrencePinckney Kiwanis Club will be held Cambum attended Kiwanis meetingat tfie school Thursday, January fih at Chelsea,8 pm meet at the Pinckney Elementary wag in the hospiUt Your kindnessSchool Thursday evening January helped a lot Raymonda Morrii6th to organize About 40 have sign ed up Refreshments wfil servtd NOTICEMonday night Murray Dagg, How The pariy who has a 22 rifle and shoots at others dogs had bettershoot at targets from now oni Itssafer andJohn Wilson built a snow fort spent considerabe time hunting and Grandmother Breda is making a fishing around Portage Lake Bothcoat for Christine Buda are past masters of City of StraitsKaren Rowell went to her uncle Masonic Lodge of DetroitEarls ast weekard ThayerRoss Read,Martin HitterRoss Lamb is now living at Cimcinnattt, Ohio where he is employed bya heating air conditioning companyi OaUPINCKNBY KINGS pAtGHTERSThe Pinckney King Daughtersmeet Jan, 6 at 130 pm with Mrs Mrs Celest McKinley v I wash to thank all the Mendsho4Mkrmnii Yearseve with his grandmother Judy Bekkering has a new dognamed Lassie The LaBellas ghot off guns NewYears at midnight Diane Gubachy and her sisterwent skating Sunday Connie Bloxom wrote two poems Christmas NightJesus was born on Christmas night And I know you would be happy ityou saw him iti sight, The spirit ofChrist the whole housethrough v,Keep him in sightwhatever you doThe Seftn Sewersmet at the Lester OhOfO E S CALENDAR, JANUARYJan 7Regu4ar and initiation 8 fan 2tFrjendgh4p Night at PowlerVilleDruscilla, Harry, Lorenga andPhil Murphy spent Sunday at theJohn Sullivan home 1n Jackson HANDUHAMMER8 CUJB jar addressed to box hoIderPostmaat er Sammerfield raised the floodcrates on this some time ago believing enough extra of this kindwould be mailed to get the postofficedept out of the red There, was notThe mail carriers got rouad ahottUL ered carrying this kind of mall MrSummerfield has backtrace on this somewhat It can no longer hfsent to cities where there i houae td delivery by postmen from theoffleabut will stQJLgv to vilUg withouthouse to house deHvety and ovtrMrs Norman WWtelast weak Toeay and day with Mra Jotev DWfiwm i3lte bap before CftrfetmaA deep snow had blanketed the1 streetsof Ironwood Indoors, families weremaking plans for the festive seasonThe telephone company, too, was making its preparations for the busiestnight of the yearThat was when Mr and MrsNorman H Thomas, whose home ispictured above, found their telephonewas dead They called the telephone oompany from a neighbors boose AsMr Thomas later wrote In spite of the fact that this was the daybefore Christmas, with the added obstacle of a fresh, deep snow, a repair man arrived in twenty minutesWithin one hour from the time thtrouble was reported, he had new linesup and the telephone workingIf this earnest and sincere workmanreflects the training policy of yourcompany, then Michigan Bell Tele phone Company certainly is doing amost remarkable jobwyil insWoberi Erj People Who Meke Telephone Service GoodMICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANYxUJ AiM r4 icm, SdnffStockbzidge wu Aptroy byfire Chriitmae day T Cnnk WitUn of Plainileld ffted Mr Lena Hinekley, wtfe o Floyd r Hinckley died at Stockbridge lastDr R B SleemAn, linden pkian died at Nashville, TeftiL, laltwMk of a heart attack while enroute to Defray Beach, FloridaMiss Rosalie Hoey, a senior, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Hoey ofDexter, has bee chosen DAB reoentative for Dexter high school Mss Leo Devine Heatley of Defell and broke her leg last week A Cole, Brighton mayor, announceshe is a candidate to succeed himself Brian Lavan, son of Mr, and Mvs Friday, Saturday, January t, tFIKE Omt AFRICA is TechnlcoiorFriday, Saturday, Jawwry 7, 8 Doable Feature Wacky HappyATHENA vieJans Powell, Edmund Purdom Debbie Raynolds, Vic Damoneand Louis Calhern alaoRobert C RuarksAFfelCAN ADVENTURE All io Technicolor Aetk Drapa StoningJack Webb, ft Akx4tr a4Ann RetyMonIf yoo ant facts ita on TV most popalar starCartoon and Sunday Monday Jan 9, It BEAU BRITMMBUIn TechnicolorA Drams StarringEizabeth Taylor, Stewart Granger Sunday Shows 3, 5, 7, Disney Cartoon, Plying Sqalrre 1 ,Martin Lavan of Brighton, iwts leen Sunday Monday Tn 9, 10gomoted to Air 3JIan First Class at Matinee Suncjay 2S0 p m contHobart College , , Warren York who escaped from tlgue petroit House of Correction lastweefc was picked up at Brightonthe same day Gus Risaman has moved hising busiess to his new locuformer Chevrolet garage Michigan Ave, HowelL The Ho well school will readveifor bids on their new school 1 M first were too highj Mi and Mrs O B Perry of Ciy Grove celebrated their 60tK wedding anniversary last weekThe engagement of Millicent Chnnberlain, daughter of Mrj and MisFloyd Chamberain of Joy Road Dexter to Dale Bennett, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett of Hamburgis announced He is a graduate ofAnn Arbor high She is a senior there Three boys who ran away fromthe Cassidy Lake Tech School near Chelsea last week were picked up inOhioPFC Robert Wooten, son of Mrand Mrs David Wooten of Jmburgis serving with the 7th infantry Division in Korea He entered thearmy in Sept, 1953 and went overseas in August 1954 Mr and Mrs Elgin Wilson ofNorth Lake announce the engagement oft their daughter, Sally to Sheridan Sivger, son of Mr aad MrsW Wi Springer of Ann Arbor Elmer Smith, 70, past master ofthe Milan Masonic lodge, died last last Wednesday, He was a formerMethodist minister and later ahousing aHrnlKistration employeeHevisited the Pinckney Masonic lodge many times, usually with VivianRichard D D IThe annual Masonic banquet ofOlive Lodge Chelsea is at StPaulsLutheran Church Jan 15at 630 pm Lt Tom Brogan recently won theClass E division skeet shoot title ,in a match at Salzbuxg,AustriaHe scored 84 out of 100 points His wifeEleanor lives a Lizt, Austria He is the son of Mr and Mrs Tyler Brogan of HowollNotes ox ib ieats Ago Pinckney Independents won their4th straight game Saturday whenthey beat the Ann Arbor Triangles21 to 19 Don Swarfchout got 14 points for Pinckney William Gray, 80tf Hamburg wasstruck and killed by an Ann Arbortrain last TuesdayJohn Farley, 80, died at his homeon McGregor Road, Monday Roy Bird hastaken the contractto dig an canal aT Portage Lake Just west of the Lucius Wison ciottage Mrs Elizabeth Saraii Frost died at the Pontiac hospital last weekThe funeral was at the Ernest Frosthome Sunday, Rey Berquist officiat ing Burial was in Gilkes CemeterySheriff Wimbles and aids made,numerous raids New Years eveMikeCollega was again visited and Frnk j Perry on US23 Born to Dayle Kettler and wife onDec 1, a SOBThe Met ChaAker globetrotters arenow at Dallas, Texas Messrs J H Hooker, C W HookerFred Lake, Fred Slayton, Glen Slay ton, Bob Meyers, Roy Teeple and ye editor attended an MM degree conference rt Dexter Friday night Frat rity Lodge, Ann Arbor, did the detrree work The many friends of Marvin Shirey surprised him Tuesday night on hi birthday A fine time was had Tony Curtis, Janet LeighloBLACK SHIELD OF JfcALWORTH in CifiernrTScope and Color Wed Thw Jan 11, 12,ItJULIUS CABSAE StarringMarlon Brando,, James Mason, andLouis Calhernj Showa 715, 91 N , Coming Last Time I Saw xParM, Fire Over Africa, Black Knight, V, vV La 11, 12, 13Day LEE THEATRE MIGHTY d Color Friday, Saturday, Jaaaary 7, THE ADVENTURES OP HAJJIBABAin Cinemascope ft TechnicolorJohn Derek,, Elaine StewartCome Superscope PASSION withWilde, Yvonne DeCarlo Color Cartoon xv me a ani 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Ifc e Oatt s Past arso n non e I D Stocntidgej ,Mrs Florenc e VanBtxre n o f Stoc kfatjdgt called o n Mrs Un a totalFriday Rot h Perr y wh o live s i n th e Th e Oli n Robisonsjr faaril y o f Balp h Clinto n an d wif e o f Unool napartmen t wa s calle d t o An n Arbo r calle d a t th e OH n Robin Par k spen t Sunda y a t th e C 1 CH to n home SPECIALSGROCERIE S AN D VEGETABLE S QUARTE R BEEF , pe r Lb 30 cNE HAL F HOG , pe r Lb 30 can d Orde r Yon r Bee f an d Por k Befor eTh e Price s G o U pCUSTO M SLAUGHTERIN GSOMER S HOLUSTER New FurnaceTyp e 4wa yHeaVrtractor 156 mor a hea t radiatin g surfac e redoes chimne y hea t los s u p t o4 Patente d automati c Air Feed supplie s correc t amoun td f ai r to burne r a t al l times givssUghes t possibl e burnin g turn s smok e int oPIU S I t othe r outstandin gfeaturestha t mak e the Quake r8apreme w today s mos t mod sf n Of l Hester I I I s s o goo dQuake r t differen t T o earl y buyer s o f ane w QUAKE R Supreme Heatt rHOMIYW1 UMar k Nas 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Inwy jtfir rs 2i f11 Christinas TimeChristinas is Jolly for eachEspecially when you toyHowardiGDbL j 70 and cheer The children are shouting, 8antasbeen here,FOURTH GBADBWe enjoyed our vacation but arhappy to be back in school Before vacation we start MvU theIMraud MrMwrion Shirx of Hiland Lake entertained New Yeassl eve tne John Burgas, Vince LaBosaa,Junior, Doyles , Lloyd VanBlaricumsJ Mx And Mrs Thomas Murphy entertained during the holidays the family of Plymouthof Mem1 tHE BUSINESS PROfBStONALThe Piockflgy Sanitarium Ray M My, H ft Pinckney, MichiganDaily 1100 ArM to 2 M Except WednesdaysMon, Tyes, Fri, Satr700 to 00 P M vfor our Engish lessonPatty Suggfctt had cheelsen poduring vacation Becky Morri UKit Ntw 2V hp,4 cycl easy storting REO engine plows 20 poth Molt light boatFLkJH GEADEA wintertime heartsaver Selfpropelled, out front rotary unli mow removal problems onct and for oil Positive allchoi nobelts to slip in heavy going Throw mow liieeriy direction you went Handles wet, dry, toose,, pocked even ice Plows 20 path 24 hwqfcli EaiyI REO engine with silent muffler Carbovflror air heater wjm to 1 gear reduction for extra power in heavy going Artwork rewind starter Adjustable handle Advance design asrtow rotor blades slice through snow wont dog SeH removable chute can be aimed in ony direction you andWe extend ourWilliams on the deatji of his Christmas week Kaye Wylie and Karen Staej wrspoiling bee winners and EdwarcU Guy and Janice Rose ruOMpup, , Mr Miller thanks, all the pupilsfor their Christmas gifts i We thank ths board lor the candyi Happy birthdays to Claudia GarrI Sherry Kaiser and Leonard Slayden, We made card tor them SIXTH GRADE We enjoyed our Christmas vacationMrs Tasch got numerous Christymaa gifU from the school The janitor kept our plant watered during vacationWe are making movie aboutGreece and Borne We are going to work very hardthis month and in February we are going, to arrangeour program for therest of the yearTHEMm HARDWARE We are In Position to MakefIWij Delivery on All Sizes of Good Coal foTdlW,r, no char,, for to no tt for sheftittg bie WE ALSd MAVE Ate Stock of Lumber Bnilding Suppti ANDSberwin Waiiamf Punt Sincerely Yeura,D L HOEY SONSDEXTER HAMILTON 68U9FOR ALL OCCASIONS r o inHIMBLHAUS aORAL COMPANY284 CARPENTERSPhil Murphy Mike Carr, AlbertMifrifr David Nash and Ken tatt eson who were home from wichState and Jerry Mrofka and Carsonand Lee Hollngsworth of Alma Coil went back MondayDoolittle nd fop ofholiday at the Hughhorad The MerwikCampbeR family andArnold Berqui8tpiiir New years at the James Hall homg in Marion he Glenn Darrows of Detroitspent Sunday with Mrs Flora Darrow The Andrew Neabitts were NewYears guests of the Gordon Heaters in Ypsftanti Mr and Mrs Don Roe and daughter, Betsy, of Midland called on Mron Mr and Mrs, Bert Davis last Wed nesday Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt andMrs Marion Pearson left for Lake land, Florida Tuesday Mr and Mrs Murray Dagg wereentertained at the Safferite cottage at HLJand Lake New Years eyeLavern Clark spent the week endin Milan, M E Darrow fell on the ice infront of his barber shop last Wednesday, broke 2 ribs and hurt hishand The Pinckney bowling alley hasbeen leased to Howard Taylor of De Dr 6 ft McClotkeyDBOTIST112y2 K Michigan Ave Telephones Office 93Residence 814Evenkfgs by Appointment Howell, W RitterTV,RADIO TBLBVmOM IMT1C Prompt ane CjjsjJrjSsjsjPfioJie UP 844i 1M Webster t FVHWLALDn 0 S Director Modern Equipment Ambulance 8ervio PHONE U P 3172Herh SneedPhone 18 207 E Gd Rjvei Howfctl, MichiganReal Estate, InsuranceBrokerageVAty, Lake and Farm Property a Specialty List Your Property With MeLee laveyGeneral InsurancePHONE U P 83221REFRIGERATION SERVICEI Harold Rady I Repairs n Ail Makes PHONE U P 855S6Auctioneerrn Sales A Specialty Berl WylieCall FowlerviUe 226F6 I Fred 0 Reickudff, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 358 ittfftncUyLiveitockHauling Weekly Tripe Hate tft DctnM GJTWdPHONl V P MrTRtfsrJ Arnold Berquist, WcrtcliHandmade FcrlhT Complete InaurtnoePHONB PP8llttCemeteryPrices Yon Can Afford T Milford, MlUMiHord Qrinite on the Kusseil Glowejr1 family ofWebberyille Sunday , The Floyd Haines family of East Lansing called at the Abe Hainesfamily last weekR W Wylie was Sunday callerat the Woodroe Massey home at 933 Rush Lake Road SALERock Hens,dressed orThe LyleEulers of Fanhopo, Ala phQne up g3259bama who have bee visiting his par CLASSIFED ADVS Farms, Homes LakeBusiness OpportIj8t Your PropertyUeraM RetMtibroker 29 NorthPHONE U 9 881KCLAYW,GOTDONLxle W Muniell, AeendeU REISTERED LAND SURVBTOPents the W H Eulera wentMqnday homeFOR Dinette SetBen White and wife were guests Range, Regfrigerator, Rabbit Hutchof Mrs Joie Forner of Ann Arbor Home Comfort Cook Stove and last Wednesday The Carl Bidwells other furniture UP 85565i of Brighton wene also there S The Earl Graham family of Ionia FOR SALERock Roasters 6 to were Sunday guests at the Dale Mill lbs Phono UP 8er home Office lYiPhone 1551W fcast Grnj HtferHowell, MlchlfeFOR SALEBaled Hay, Alfalfa u4 Mixed John McNajnara 6180 BotrtU8 Pinckney Bd phone Howell 15861111FOR SALEJamesway incubaiew,2500 egg capacity also 6 deck on crlled atthe Arthur Krych home 145 Stuart St Pincicney UP89971 Poultry batteries, and feed at the Michigan San Friday i 300 bushel of oats 89 bushel Mrs Edna Spears and Jack ShcT FOR RENTA furnished roomGerald Henry went back to his F0R SALERadiq,Phonograph Coraschool in Detroit Saturday , after bination, Red Chaise Lowigs, spending the holidays here Can up 88229I Mrs Lucile Wylie, daughter, Shiri ley and her cousin, Sarah Ann, Wvlie and Mrs Henry Johnson were in Lansing Friday Welton Chamberlain who spenti the holidayshere went back to Ober lin College Saturday night Mrs Beatrice VanHorn visited thei Floyd Weeks family in Grand Ledje last weefc Phone14067LISTINGS WANTEDIn teOnff mbuying real estate Let us Reliable, HoRest,CourteonsWrite of call for an ppolntmeBt Kings Real Estate AgencyiJSALElwMteRock 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 05, 1955 Description An account of the resource January 05, 1955 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 1955-01-05 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9009946aca33fb095de6c0cc9e3654ce.pdf 3dcc8c709eb573f1b4f971a371546257 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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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. wzmUj I1 VBIRR Oft County HospitalNOLOGYtag the The effort to get a new county 5Pinckney loses to Boysvtlehospital for Iivingston is the story to 6 60 children confirmed at Stzi an Dacepacedefeat and making ieadvt with a growingto iiyewith the Democrats wtfo now The present ho778 ttie state administrative home altred to p Pvateboard Speaker of the House Van of 3600Jn e Vaenterg says Rejateiis have butis patientsto stPp being AntiDemocrat and Today the 18 beds have been creased to 33 without the 8tartThe consensus seems to be that of a single iwi mthe Republians will take a good has eliminated all privatelook at the governor program and o,e and caused a critical lack ofthen draft their own storage space The present hospitalfc regard to the governors pro Has expanded beyond the countyHmposed highway program They say its and now serves 30 000immediate action is impossibleThey jn 195 there were must waite for the Automative In 1954,1353 a 67 2 percentSeietr Foundation Survey and get Births jumped from 305 in JOI to detailed plan to iwance the gover m inl954 operations lh PiackneySouthGale Lyon beatsHand, AnaVandenberg maniedStanley Dinkeland wife go to Cheoboygan andMayor Laiiaie and wife entertainedhere Dinner at Lakeland Inn, touraf the industries lake resortsMay 12David Nash named senior valedictorian MJ Kenafth Matteson, salutatorian, JHop held, Tom Leith thd tedd iU Leith p ,steaded auitJUleapnors proposed boadiaaoe Food for the aeedy has been flow ceased 805, Bmcc ,8OI Yrowo,Ij, Micjnfrom the fete 1899 At thepreint rate Xi ahrtitsB cttuunodrty warehouses mtai VJJ , , 217, in 1954 316 Emergencies insince 1951, xrays dofrnmodity warehouses, pital is not expanded it will begoes to the people on the relief eMary t turn patients away steaded auitJUleaDinkeLMrs Dale Miller and daughter hurt in auto accident Masons,hold dining room improvement dinn er at 5 a plate May 17Soft ball league starts,Carlene Zieglerand Thomas BrownRobert Louis Clark and DorothyEnders married, Mrs Laura Shireydies Rainbow Girls install, Pinckneyl to Sth L i ntary SchooCiufich81 Marys Catholic ChurchBer Fr Albert Sdtmltt, PastorSunday Masses 800 and 1000 a,m, Noyena devotions, Friday eveningat 730Confessions, Friday evening afterNovena Devotions and Saturday from 730 to 900 p m and Sundav hfere the 800 Mass had123 NEW8Robert Darrows father 1IW4 a birthday party I e union speech cwniai, Pat Tessraers went to Dick I waa aew ad was inKleins birthday party He also visited his part mostlyhisloses ,South Lyon again24Howell is rolls In the past 5 Aonihs the nearest ho itaIState has received 455,585 lbs of utes driye for an ambulance Of butter, 504,000 cans of beef, If a C0Unty hospii nCe 640,000 cans oi processed cheese government pays 49 Inercene t Thi f W tteaaonite tiiiurcbCalvary Menoonjte ChurchRev Ezra Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EschMorning WorshipSunday School Young Peoples Meeting Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 10001100 730800 repetition ofw , ,, o most of in Ypsilanti wa kied by the then ReouWiDick Klein visited his grandpas Wess He advocated healthents in Ypsilanti Sunday CG TaHartleyRevfciciSharon Cordway visited her auni S claI security benefits a Sunday highway construction program reCarol Taurianen had a skating ltTl lld extension and aid toparty Sunday education and schools On the forMike Harden went to a show in 55 rlde hewuld continue aid toDexter SundayJh ntinue aiommunist Countries Hisl6 U lhiJohn Walton brought his lite en , aed, aU thi New D,,U,hGhyrchgg yrBev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 aMorning Worship 1045 a rtn mm to schoolLinda Rhodes went to Ann Aiboito a show in Ann Arbor Sunday jBobby Slaybough had dinner at iRestaurant in Brighton Sunday a went to a showSECOND GRADKathy Shettelroe read usnoweu is aroused over, j r m story of Pinnochio and Connie KaiSSI jrjfiS fhKehffleetln8 S, rG Away with ana206,385 lbs of natural cheese, of the cost This offerWelfare officials are jubilant about yearthe program which calls for no ad ditktta taxes and so are taxpayers ANNUAL MEETING surplos food is net be thinear there Mother aad Daughterbanquet held at the school LocalMasons attend grand lodge in GrandRapids, Rex Sackett elected grandjunior deacon Pinckney beats Dex10 to 9June 2Soft ball team beats Chilson prison team 2 to 1 Tom Hough O , n Oj3 IXC1U, A bill is being drafted to increase church Monday nieht Aftpr1711 to 80 those over theyear wife hurt in auto aoccidbody shop to Wed choir practicePeopfesp uftftM36 Wert between Main and UnadillaptreetRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday SchoolS 800i Judy730 p cut Jane Marjcle has 2 new coloring books and a magic slateRobert Seefeld has a toy car higot for ChristmasWe enjoyed the thank youy SchoolSunday WorshipYouth Group wo got from1 MrsConner for thcards we mrade hern onoay mghtAfter the bus ent Bob Egeler moves body shop tT Evening Service 81 5 meetW plans were presented Hewlett building Thurs Prayer Meetin LS adding ang to the prese,t June 9Soft ball team loses to the A Choir Pctd 4 ItTfJT Jfii weU Gfer 3 to 1,Paiager pit I Sr Choir Practice Wed J 945 a m1100 a m1 Ricky Bloxom has new shoes1lQQpau We made Pictures of swowmrn 800 p mp11 bIue PPer Monday800 p m1 Barbaia Ludwig brought fairy Lfindf the Democrat congressTcindly disposed toward them,have indicated they favor hisa program and most of his ic ones except the Yates powect which would turn public power projects over to theprivate power companies In themeantime the old guard Republisancare getting ready to throw monkey wrenches in the presidents program Senator Bricker of Ohio hasagain introduced his bill to taketreaty making power away from thepresident The president with Denorrat aid was able to kill this by onevote last year book sclo1JUld eMt the state 2,B0O,OOOThe was voted to pursue ths p3i to atl M, fedI government contributes 55 hire an architect to JbTit blut Se 7 firstZi9i BAPTIST MISSIONRJ, Mortage Lake Pastor730 p m Kenneth Garr brouh his toy heMISSION UP t0 chool schoolAlbert DeCroix brought his aotoat fed state capitol at Lansing flies Sunday whod and prospects for Tile nc1fment ,a , upside down, the signal otre 58 futur e hav e mad e S Ttio ad f because some custodian makes a mis visable J 18bofT,t b1aUeteRm loses toUkt It Tppened again Two days The officers elected were Y SerYlce Paul Smerafter the Republican defeat last Nov Sadie Moran Treas,Onaember Fin vj WVClerk, Howard Thayer one ofi educators picked to tour nations airport schoos, Loraine Tomasik and Meetfcj7S0 MaiShircysdogus Wodnesdav Last Monday, was a big day frthe colored people of Michigan Charles Oiggs jr the congressman in the history of Michigan was sworn intooffice 500 Michigan negroes accompanied Mr Diggs to Washingtonin a social rain to see the cerendAckley had dinner with hIne W nd his fath r j y Manlyn Smuer Wednesday HUSe off DiS PINK, BLUE OR GRAY, PINK, BLUE OR GRAY GusSn rZr UF Bushweitt markedPink for little girls,blue for jVees AlbSi khZ SwaTrthOutj June 16 Frank Bush to retire a Lee andThese are the colors a mother us Quaily chbses for her babys clothes But in7homes anof hospitals acrossour land, there are babies clad infray They are irriron lungs,mere nie VanSlambrook infant who can not kick or crawl Norman They ofre the gmqjtf unfontuniatea who have been stricken with respir BASKETBALL NEWSatory paralysis SouthGeraldine Mahlerami Joa Bhrnigo on trip to the ion for Lottie hU record player to school Thursat Howell 6 pm Price 150 day eivatmns to Gladys Heeg hy We are tfad P,rry Morgan isT OAD Fowler St bnck flMm Florida He told us a lotJan 20Rainbow Installationabout it andbrought Mis Kellenn Night at Fov berger some souvenirs foidishesJoan Fir1 in went they shota negro and left hiss bridge The House took the body to DetroitPINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinekney Circle met last to Gardenu Chamberainprison John Burg has barn raising, Sally IOwen and George Look marriedMrs Ida Backus, Mrs Magdelineled the admission service for members, Mrs Pardon and Pieuss to havemeek wKen President Renon, the president of Panama was assasinated He wa VfryU, A n burned hi olbows I f tu hiW, an, making January mural, IJJZce1One of our cocoons has hatched onJyled the1 Caritrells Saturday i tn i,, , , ,, , Miss catci ina smh a biK fish lnakl Hanailla h IdBaue p10 trik ofunest at running u7 27 pt3 was tooSdial phonT starUeJSlmrS throuhot Am for Pincknev and took both mi aGIady Lee electedwere gerved Mesdames Massey and Don LaBelle brought a Childrens of thMadden naicfino U ui m,i i ,, , , 1 illtiliy OI tfteassisting the hostess800 p m, some 300 voWueui will on the resArvpaVisit the homes of their neighbors gLe getX c for contributions to the March of ZaL au whoe by a porch next window they wish to give Mrs Clare Palmer, local chairmanurges the readers of this to turn on their porch lights on that night andsupport the Mothers March on Polio July 7, Mrs Beulah Martin, MrsNellie Hudkins Albert Abrahamsdie,Hazel Story and Wesleyof Detroit married by Justice Mann, MARGARET ANN GREENteam to theHowell 4 to 0aj A T JuW8 to 7 Digest and 2 polywogs to schoolGeorge Colone visited his fath1 er in the hospital Saturdaygot her workm loU tMaxgarei, Ann Green, 23, daugh KerejtiDowvof Mr and Mrs Ellis Cy a bealct of Dexter, died at St Joe hos Mike Ana Arbor Monday She was modeCjousegraduate of Dexter high school, Last week Connie Bloxom made a Business College and was story about A Bath for Hamlet dad built a Ltlocported to have becomeCommunist infiltratedThey are having a merry row innorthern Michigan over selection ofa federal airport Thompson of rio air9 ar HaliCiiif MillerSUnley Dinkel names of aU Democrat candidatesKIWANIS CLUB ORGANIZED Russell Read, Gerald Clinton, Pete Charles Gatesman and Wm HaackAt the ,eetiag ot the KiwanisS S SCho1 tast her last June itandA brother is deceased The funerajwas at Dexter Wednesday with theMarshall1 Clay Bekkering got a doll for herS promisedbe located atannounced theannouncedwas President Howard Thayer meets Perry here Friday Mrs AltaVice Pres Gerald Reason Meyer is chainrijan and Supt VaoSecretary Rev J W Winger Auken, Dexter, White,Hartland andTreasurer Albert Fradenburg r Burke, , Hartlandjudges The Board of directorsMartin Ritter team is Bemice VariBlaricum, ClydeOscar Beck, Lyle Jones, Robert Lav Soper and Elizabeth Spearsey Murray Dagg, Lloyd VanBlari Albert Drake who has cancer was 01 taken to University hospital, AnnThey hold office until October,, Arbor The membership Iit Includes The PnVkney Booster team Fred and Floydthe graveside birthday SaturdayWe are making scrap books about,u, yuBn raeaoon, Jim riailj were refused places as they did not The high school debating tear have enough petition signers, Dora Nichols and MrsKate Markey Doeubemftiip list Includes The Ppekney Booster team FredCarton Hollingsworth, Albert Shit Read, Ross Read, Reg Schafer, CJ ley, Lawrence Camburn, KennethKlein, Lloyd Hendee, Homer AbneyUbertBtekelr Clifford MilIer,San ley Dinkel, Ross Read, RudolphKoeppen, Herman Vedder, Lee Lavey, Fred Read,, Howard Read, Wesley Reader, Brandon White, George Tejrttoutr FnakParitir Joe V Ernest Bottke, Phil GentileKing and ye editorThe meetings are each Tuesdaynigfetjtt 616 The dinners for January will be at the Cong4, church About50 attended the first Wt the Cong4 church Tuesday night Oheirmen were appointed for thedtfTerent committees Tony Nilsoa of Chelsea showed pictures taken laDeamark lact summer They meetat 1B Tuesday night at Conga for dinner, Jan 18CAPD OF TH ANO 4othe members dieJuly 21Teener3 beat Dexter 14 to4, Pinckney beats Stockbridge n over time 8 to 4 Jim WJlson fraknm So the pull is nowSergt 1st Class Joe Heath, son of Chiquita Amburgey went to aMrs Katherine Heath of Pincknuy, show Sunday Florence Mforka hasis now head of this army recruiting oack pursedist with headquarters at AnnArbor He suceeds Leroy Sipes whowas tmnsferred to Flint Heath t Divorces seem to be increasing,especially in, Wayne County where divorced husbands paid the recordbreakin t f r n,rru2l LTIMHJGallup is the tallest and Valerie Parker the shortest 1 r r TTMrT r,ao wma TO iiint Heath er snurxesi tne amoun t n u i w LPinckne y lose s t o Waterloopiteo 8 liste d i n 194 3 an d serve d i n the Joh n Dinke l burne d 4 finger s SunL T S SP 11P L S to 1emM Sout h Pacific H e ratif Mi f n 10 7 dav f, 0 or An eles Thi is BPMi Sout h Pacific H e reenliste d i n 1947 , da yJul y 28 Teener s log e t o S t Jos j an d wa s sen t t o Germany 7 Ih s o f T M b iMDo l 12,174,716 fcialimony , i n 1954,This by fa r exceed t h mo t i d i Neph s o fMb, ijoif t McDon n FOURTH GRAD EClintoaan d Pau l Mille r bow l the Basset t Creamer y t m atiHoarllitonightMrgDan Rieley of North Territorial Road won the wrist watchin the subscription contest put on bythe Washtenaw TribuneMorgan Harris Is attending coilege at Norwood, Ohiorn to Charles Whitehead and ell and William Lintner and JamesChrbonneau, Malvemi Sbeffky marriede of Gregory at the PinckneySanitarium Friday, a daughter,Batrice Gretchen who passed awayMonday ,We got a card from the H H andS E Swarthout families who areat Lakeland, FloridaPincknety Independents beat theBlazing Arrows of Ann Arbor here Aug, 2Teenerslose Jo WcksowlIlege to on division last weekBakery 10 to 3 Pinckney teanPnfT ouf with Marty Simons boys in 1 We sang Happy Birthday forbeats Kings Bar of Dexter 14 to 10,Swarthout team beats Dinkel teamin old times game, donkey ban gameplayed Ora Smith and Charles Watkins die, Alvin Faulkner of Fannington drowns at Silver Lake Aug 11, S Sergt Donald Clarkpicked as airman of the month atNorton Air Base, Calif The Teenerwin from Gil kesZiskateam Prncfcbeats City Service 11 to 6, WilliamE Darrow and Mrs Louise Marshalldie Auffl8Teeners beat Kiwanis j9 to 5 Pinckney beats Ann Afbor ON COLLEGE TEAMOur mural for the display cabinetFun in January is finishedJerry Mrofka of, Pincknety is one We ftavG learned subtracting from Va 4tn 1 M I 1 y a of, Pincknety is oneof the five members of the Alma regroupingdivision 052 higher than the amountin 1953 There are 35,000 act91cases and most of money goe to support the children of broken marriages Of course this does not tell , p They are sponsored by the Mrs Palmer last WednesdayAlma Christian Association and the B Light and Wallace SingerSt Louis Boyg Club, The Rev Kir were W years old last week casesect alimony it is impossible to coUienbuser is coach The workouts We have drawn a fine display of I thouoht 1ID be televised over the Bay C1W winter pictures 1 T JSIXTH GRADEWe drew Dictiires of what wewill be televised over theBayt Cfty winter picturestelevision station The boys ta Some brought their Christmaspart in the Golden Gloves Contest presents to school Quite a few are PfruAien auditoi Li J li hk wasuuditorium, Lansing, Jan playing enepekers Saturday 28 to 16 Swarthout had, 1 Reder 12 points and Reason 10 M el The high school lost to St Marys ,A J6116 Zof Chelsea Friday U to 8 aad o f Ho,weJi V Byron Tuesday 27 to 17 HJdl Stars 10to51 epWne Watts and Thurber T, Feb 3 and 10 , at 8,00 pmLIVINGSTON NO76 CALENDAR Jan 29m to9 p m pancake FIFTH GRADESpelling irinaers were Karen Sing d Sh Ki Louis Carroll wrote it Manythought it wfia dragonOur large plants are growinggood We also have, onions and cartlxots and a germination chart abort corn and lima beans, in our winterat the temple erand Sherry Kair,W tavTSiiJ 1Claudia 5arr and Butch Nbker , aSLnted, f We made hirthdav rH, TW KLPlW hteh fowfafLodgeMae Martin, daughter of Mr,and Mrs James Martin was married Saturday to Robert Walker of Dethefr gifts, flowm tnditroit, Rev Fr Forster officiating C s we reeeied dmtog rayf Whfle diggtar teiemeia foT a1 J 5vW5Vfad to the many vUitort I honse at Fond LeJce, Edward Wok , cards an d enter attfcetoerifc l le y o f Brighto n U ai d t o 1 a t birthday d Pfnckfley wing aT Cassidy Teeule last week th side our ternnimifSleepie last week caiv see it growWe made charts on Wanderers ofj w doing Greek,6Annnal Venison banquet the Wdfrld ind are now working K001 7 P m stat e units , I Weia dv ttA tric t schoo l o f In W e ar e fakin g dail y multiplic Som e di dbeatfo n a t Fowlervill e 8 pm tio n tests Bo b Hamer , Kare n Sing j Susa nmeetin g o f Livin g e r an d Kath y Reaso n hav e perfec tIM afnyaa m, r Wa weede d than k yo u card s ,TREASURE R RESIGN S WraJKlenberge r an d MrsTTeepie Lavey , Putna m Townshi p I V W e x r e hr g uttwreMsnt ifee t an d iaeh There i a a Yout ha t Howell widu e t oha s bet eArnol dtht Lywr Hende eattende diWr r5rAv If ya sonCfcasidy Uk Choir UaadBla Church em tfca F1EB Oftt AFBK5A Brighton, who diaappered teftv IU, was found hangingfro at Dixboro sod Kht Mile Idsby hwtrs AND THB MIGHTYand Color14, urn ActiooStartsELECTRICCLOTHES DRYERSat your Deoiar or Detroit EdisonGRADE NEWS9hs f grada4iM has organized ssPresident, Don Kaiser LaHlggiSec, KristenPetty Knight MeCumber, 13, ot Girl Scoots was award medal Saturday nit for saving Dennis of Patterson Lake fromt Bell dam, HilandSifter he had gone tinier of the 7th grade BALLSCORBS Ana Arbor IS, Charlotte 82 Howell 55 Milfed88, Brighton Ch sea 70, University 63 Sattse 70, Unwersity CtBCwaslcoin 44 Milan 171, Roosevelt 30Dundee 46, Flat Rock 81 Dexter 71Manchester 01 Stotkbrldfe 71, FowlerviUe 0126 people attended a Stanleybreakfast Tuesday morning at thehome of Mr Celsst McKinley la Gfaib i700 fox bounties were paid in 1ingston comity last year Al BosVorth is the newpostmaster, succeeding Robert Lube Be formerly ran a dairy bar t Editor Frank Seger and, family ofthe Brighton Argus are spending atew week in FloridaKenneth Letsinger has beenstalled as president of 1Khranfc Club and Gerald Hart ofthe one at South Lyon it The Michigan supreme court has, Upheld the consolidation of the Deert field achool district with the Howfiell achool district William Denks ot Pontiac Lzkz,pled guilty to illegal disposing of body of Ruth Trenary, formerly ofHowell and was sentenced to spend00 days in the Oakland county jailNotes of 48 Years Agt A flip of a coin was all that saved W B Murphy and Andrew Ruenfrom being in the B O trainwreck at Washington D C latweek in which many lives were lost They intended to take that trainbut flipped a coin and decided to stay another dsvy, R Clinton and wife entertain, theAnderson Farmers Club at dinner on Jan 12 MrsTillie Jackson, 59, died at herhome on Dexter Road Jan 6 She was Tillie Brown and marriei Al bert Jackson There is a son, Floyd and a foster son,William CMulerl The new Congl Sunday Schoolofficers are Supt, P H Swarthout Asst Supt, Jennie Barton Secv Treaa, John Cad well Organist, I Maude Mortenson Rev G W Mylne, pastor of theCongl Church has resigned to aceeptlhe pastoraU of the Lainga burg Conglchurch Glen Tupper is learning to settype in the Dispath office, Jeira Johnson and wife have leftthe Hfttel Caverly and gone to work la the Hotel Boyd at Chelsea Fred Campbell is attending a business college in Ann Arbor RING OF FEABia CimesaaSeope and ColoralsaLax Barker and Maa Powers inTHE YELLOW MOUNTAIN in Color Bw Moo Tiiefi Jft J6 17 lgMatinee ndiiy 20 p mcont q Rogers and Van Heftfn IsH BLACK WIDOWia Cinematcope and Color Eisabeth Taylor aa Vas Jahnttf Donaa ReedSanday Skews 5, 7, Ta, Wc thur Jan 18, It, i SUSAN SLEaT HSsUTAll ia Technicolor A Comedy Suiting Dick Powell and Debbie iUymoid Glenda Farrel Certoen rShows 715, 910COMingThe Black Knight, PWfft, Three Ring Circus Reap the WUst Wiad XWed Thur Jan, 19, 20 f M TOT ASpeneer Tracy and Ingrid Bergman IEh itUJI inJDR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE Whltmow tcto, KiKgThan, Fri, Bat, Jan IS, Hri KNIGHTS Of the ROUND TABLS in color eMmaSctfa TlthRobert Taylor Ava Gardner fik THB WHTTBin ColorStarring William Lundigan, PaggU Caaitte Color Cartoon28 Styltl to Choose Frn Lit Mtil yo a TREK demorstrpUnn ot t k shoe i rjiyyoa Uylonff comfort5SfrM JjWlMlitfBi Sole, Hetlsl p istant Soles, HMUI , EikTartncd LwthertlAA Is EEE Sizes C liJACK HANNETfiPHONE Li 4 Sun, Mon, Tuesn Jan, 16, 17,41in CinemaSeope eVMarion Brando, Jeaa SliInDESIBBEMwftbMerle Oberon, Rennie ReanleNovelty Parteen NewI Wednesday, Thursday, Jan II, M Peter Ustinov, Robert Morley BEAU BRUMMHLtIn TechnicolorA Drama Starting Shehan were Billy Shehanof Ann Arbor, Stanley Culver of I Oak Grove and Murray KennedyLIBRARY ,,, ,The South Putnam Farm Bur eauLawrence Camburn and wtfeAlbert Dinkel and wife, Homer Abna w wife, Frank Ziegler sad an3 wife, Frak gattended the pancake supper Satohave donated to hook, Modern Am y night sp0nsored by tht Brigherican FoUry, in memory of Louis ton Masonic Lodgeidentity of the persons who wreckago She was a proLv Keith yevo , Roche oeci ,boa HarrisSocial Mgr, Nellie Gardner have 30JH BIT SWING IS TO PLYMOUTH IAMERICAS BESTBUY LOWPRICE CARr BESTSECURITY FOR YOURVALUABLESA Safe Ss BoxMOUTH Why risk losing your bonds, ihTuraftce patfcres,deeds and other valuable papesthrough fire ortheft A sfe deposit box here costs so little yelpo W Ui security and privacy For a few dollars a year, yew may choose a box size to meet yourneeds Make this important investment in safetyReserve your safe deposit box nowlTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKAH deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ifigl Over EightyNine YearsPowaxFlow 117 Tbb JW COAST TO COAST KOHl BVEHYWHOI AM CHOOIHW PlYMOOTH AS BEST WT Wagonerslvl6066 Pintkneyntw Povar ii ut sleek aw styaBgi togin has power mads mi switth te lbs for my driving Plymouth tais ytSf Uand gives me a looks like a dresss S rockbottom whtdi and thats tfce wayy besides F B it ride Mary, Btnmrt nnlrss a After I looked atIPi I seed then wsstrt an sbt ride, and For sisefor ooatortjissiU TisfiOrtetns, Quality MethanaiwIN TODAY I jVANS LOW PRICESBeer md Win Is Ttfts OiiPious HswsU 706J2 liWtisf, V v s i mLINGERIECANNED GOODS GROCERIES GENTS FURNISHINGSKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE llHllfllfALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS and SCRI Ike first New Tears baby iniagaton county, a son, waa bora Jaa 1 at 844 a m at McPheraoa hopit al, Hdwell to the She Won MajorsOr Steve Brown of etroit whois well known here, suffered a heart attack at week and i sin Ht Car1mel hospital, Detroit Jftu Maiy Ann Campbell went toFhat over the week end where she waa bridesmaid for a Nazarethallege Hassmstft She is now attending University of Michigan Mrs Afana Harris and ZHa of De troit spent the week end at their home here Mrs Bloyae Campbell and Arnold Berqoist were in Detroit Saturday Mrs Marion Pearson was takenill last week and did not go to Florida with the Nesbitts Mr and MrsNesbitt lft for Lakeland FloridaThursdayNThe Jamea Whitley family spentSunday at the John McGuire homein Dedoit iHarold Porter and wife spent Satjurday evening at the Herb Bryanthome on M36 WMr and Mis Ona Campbell called,on Mrs Marion Pearson, in, Howelllast weekFrank Aberdeen was ill last weekThe George Kennys Lof akelandcalled on the William Lintners on Saturday i Mrs Floyd Weeks and daughter,Elizabeth of Grand Ledge spent last, Friday at the Clifford VanHornhomeThe Ralph Hall family returnedThursday from 2 weeks stay inFlorida mostly at St Petersburg Mr and Mrs John Lundeen anddaughter, Nancy, of Detroit spent Sunday with the Trancis Shehanfamily Mesdames Lois Kimberly and My john Cologne entered St Joe hosna Ware gave Mrs Keith Biadbury pital Ann Arbor, last eek for aurga shower Saturday night at the ery MYRONHUGHS Comsfeie UM rienbttg Rxtarat ssi SsppHetPHONESHOES Electric, III aid fias Hot Water HestersComplete Use of PanesWe Sett Wt Install WeSinfot117 1 EAOTDRYGOODS WATER SYSTEMSPLUMBINfiStanley DinkefWare 24 ladies were presentCHECK THESEFEATURES Beautiful Slender Frames MfStoring, No Chang ing New Tension Sealed Construction Permanent Mcrce To Order Easy To Operate 1Mrs Mary Baughn, and Mrs Viiwgioia Clark were in TUiy lastWednesdayMrs Edith VanNorman of Detroit TRUCKS TRACTORS CRUSSELL D SMITH CO HOWELL MICH PH IM2Represented by H W WYLIE RESIDENCE PINCKNEY MICHIGAN IHONE UON INITIAL COSTMAINTlNANCfMANUFACTURED TO RT YOURPHILUP GENlJJLE3348 Pmckiiey Mich UP 86659SPECIALSGROCERIES AND VEGETABLESHOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE, Lb FRESH GROUND BEEF Lb 39c34cCUSTOM SLAUGHTERING JNE SOMERS HOLUSTERFRIEND IN NEEDEver have your ear break down on the highway n thedead of nfght, miles from the nearest tdwn or service itatfant 59crv If you have, the odd are heavy that it was a truckwho came td your rescue For op and down this great stateof ban, with Its miles upon milet of fine roads, the truck driver has rightfully earned a reputation as the gentlemanJ the highway He brings you all the things you eat, yes bnihe also serves as your friend in need when troublfeatches up with you on the highwaysHe stops when others pass is visiting at the Georg VanNoiman hsojn iThe Francis Shehan fmiiy called at the Charles Sowers home inFarmington Saturday cPfc Jerry Henry is now stationedat Frankfort Germany The Bill fiaughn lamily spent Suaiday with her mother, Mrs HaroldFranklin in Howell Born to Mrand MrsLynn Beattyof Rush Lake at University hospital, Ann Arbor Saturday an 8 lb 3 02son, Their 2 year old daughter isstaying at the Lester McAfee home Gerald Swarthout who was homesick from King3eeleys 2 weeks wasback to work MondayAt the meeting of the MasonicBuilding Asen Tuesday nightJLawjrecce Camburn, Helen MillerSadieMoran and Orland Wiaatow wereelected to the board, They orgaaisedj as follows Lawrence Caanbumchairman Helen Miller, vice chair man Sadie Moran, SecTrea and Orland Winslow, trustee LoaniVanSlambrook la the other member ftMary Ann Jeffreys received lengdistance telephone call last wakfrom Suazne Claik of Eedlanda,CaiMrs Alma Meabon has gone toMason to stay with her daughtersthis winterThe Walter Clark family attendedl the house warming at the BdiQ,Meyer home in East Ann Arbor Sun dayThe Kenneth Zilla of Ann Arbor,Alice Gearhart of Dexter tad Mrs, Barbara Bekkering and daughter atHowell were week end callers at theMark Nash homeWalter dark is in Endkott, K tthis week M rand Mrs Mark Nash took David Na h back to Mich, State college at East Laaging last week jWilbur Elide and wffef Fowlerville spent Sunday with Mr Emma VollmetMrs Margaret Clark and famfiycalled on Mrs Joan Glover at Webb ervffle Sunday Mrs, Edna Spean and Jack Sheldon were Sunday dinner guattte ofthe Art Kryches at the Mich SanMr Kryhesi sister, Mrs MarthaBarnett and 2 sons of Detroit were also guests tThe C W Booker family of AanArbor called at the J H Hookerhome Saturday Mrs MiHe Wntfock and 2 graadeone, Neteon and Mtke Navarre from Arm Arbor called Sunday, v Albert Oreenbaitti of Iivoala, WM of the Garden Otty MasonteLodge called at the Dispatch officeMonday Ana 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had a bad spelLgg 4 Mrs Lelaad Carr and Mrs Jam88 36 Greene of Lansing called at theb lt Thursday8 36 Greene of Lansing ca8 37 Roger Carr borne last Thursday M Vfi Ledwidge and 4a Velvet Eez Vans Motor Salesl Reads LumberBlatz Beer, IOO No 40 v vv i Hockeya Appliance 85 37 Mrs VrVian Ledwidge and Plainfield Farm Bureau 88 89 ter, Jenny Lynn, spent Sunday at Rays Marathon Service 32 40 the Andrew Campbell home Tavern 81 41 Mrs Mae Metz of Howeli aSet 1 01 Sunday at the Lee Lavey home iL riw nViA Mifta OrtondIng Throvs inow 15reirovol problem once and fcr cii FV va ci 10 belts to lip tn heavy going Thrtl SJSjy eVrftction you ani Honeys v cry, loose, pac , no belts to slip tn heavy gsldirection you want Hanciiss , , evn ice Plows 20 palh 1 hp4cycle EasyREO cjao rit njr Carburetor air heatert gear reun for extra power n heavy going ,,rewinostarter Astable handle Advance designrotor blades slice through snow wont clef Self removable chute con be aimed in any direction yew GamehOrtofdahi Herii SneedPhone183 207 K Gd Howeii, MichiganReal Estate, Insurance BrokerageCity Lake and Farm Propertya SpecialtyLii ir Property With MeGregory Tavernpetroit Die TeamVans 2663nek Hotel 268 Individual High Game i VTeth Mahians,, and ,,L Swift 634, A Fredenburg 627, wW niM RZnt SJ J Ledwidge 6141 High Averages 1555 Barnes Hotel 8762591, J widge 220604 Team lee yGeneral Insurance 120 West Grand RivwHoweli, MichiganPhone 358 dideucUoydHeedeeLivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Blade to DetroitGeneral TruckingPHONS U P 84M7PHONE U P 83221 RRFKlGERATKrHarold 2Bar1 of Gran4 Rapids spent the week end1 at the RPger Carr homeThe Albert Shixleys, Robert Anvaurgeyjs, Kenneth Mahians,, and , Repairs l Ail Daryi Shirey families spent Sunday PH0NE U P 85596at the Doyle Templeton home iau4 AuclioiieiirFlorida where she spent the Ftocxv Saits AC Miss Lorna Shirley is back from California and working in PontiacWe ivery on All Sizes of Goo Codcharge 925Individual High GameL Swift 275, J TesimerClough 246 High Averagesh Ledwidge 184 A Fredenburg179, M Shirty J71J Tessmer 170 JJ the week with Sharon GriffithtaATE OT MICHIGAN Stanley Culver sr and wife of Oak Grove spent a couple of days Roger a CarrComplete Insurance Goventft PHONE UPSS1MCemetery MwwrittePrices You Can Afford Tie V Milford, MichiganGilford Granite WorksArnoldWotebe Wcrtch ReIEsMiFarms, Homes, Lake Proerr Business OpportunitiesI Your Property Hith MBeratt IkeakoaBroker 209 North PearlPHONE U P 84166Stock of Lumber BuUding AKPPaintYeurt, t0 UUrt r Wltf lt week atThe Murray Kennedyef Uvingston TJEJSi SWh03pita1Aim At ADVS CLAY W,60RD0N y MC 60mt Honorable Hiram01 Ptooate wifetheiVjr WANTEDRoom and Board byinick Conklin famly of Farmington lady Adaress Box 47 were Sunday dinner guests at the TCwMa,r Michigane Lvle V Muasell AtendateREGWTERKD LANDSURTlTOrLast Grand HirerHoweli, MlehtgamTfice hone 1551WE HOY SONSEXTER HAMILTON Reason at Muskesw Eichman called on Mr WOMENWANtEJDWashings and roughdry work Galled for and delivered Howell 1354R11 Belmont, MassMarie, of Howeii spent Sunday Dale Miller homePike and wife were in CorFLOWER on March 15, 1955 at ten A m It is Ordered, that notice thereofbe given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in tke Pinekney bispatch, and that the Ruel Coniway of Ann Arbor callpetitioner cause a copy of this Botice on Mr and Mra S8e Henry onto be served upon each known part at FOR SAWS Dinette Set ElecteeRange, Regirigrator, Rabbit Hutch Home Comfort Cook Stove and LOSTTwo Sp other furniture Phone UP 85563 male Fox Dogs,FOR SALERock Roasters 6 to lbs Phone UP 8 3353 FOR SALESnaUused FrigidairoRev J W WingerWANTEDTo,buy oorn iniiiejBar Stanley Bates, phone front aORAL COBIPAWf m De servea WB 7 iHIl Mrs Henry Johnson received aW lmtert at his IBH fcaewn address d wk from j and XSty registeted mail, return reeeip who re lWW Arizona,demanded, at least fourteen 14 Mrg Ro Reafion A, iwr Feat or near SiverLake James O BiUingsIeys 35305 Ann Arbor Trail,Livonia,Mlch igan, Phone Livonia 8085KENTA rooms prior to weh hearing, orpeijonal serviee at least five 6 rrlorto such hearing Hiretn R Smith, JudgeOeiesia fanhalflRegister of Probate Shirlley, Marilyn Gustafson, LeotaReason attended a Rainbow Girls meeting at Ann Arbor afternoonand evening Saturday The Gerry Eichman family spentSunday at the Anthony Stule homein Garden City s EAVES TROUGHFRUITS VEGETABLESMEATS GROCERIESmr PISHMARKET Awmtin unit milk cooler, will fit anyPhone Hamilton 64067Let Tour Roof WashSee Us For YowEAVES TROUGH EEDSWE ALSQ RETAILFOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL UP85 5 1 3 PincncyWM H BRASH JRTHANKS FOR THE PSOOF OF YOUR GOOD FAITBWe wantour customer to know how prices, Lncbs J Doylethey are saying to other people about t Phone UP 83123our services The resultin new cus 146 Stuart St Pinekney UP8971 F0R RENTJWr room apartment , in Pinekney Phone AC 98781FOR SALERadioiionograph Com Brighton, Mic hbination, Red Chaise Lounge Call UP 85229 FOR SALEBaled 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 12, 1955 Description An account of the resource January 12, 1955 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 1955-01-12 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d08ed2de84d5eb0b02121a2829c8530f.pdf 6be57f2fee84252961e501c5c7b8db43 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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andBernard Lavey married GOT Wiiaiams placing national guard on traffic duty LaJbor Day tut death toll al powofcwi as I Bpfial utgiaUtten k expected to pfcjft big ait i ta presentseseie The agd will be the first favojred flopttpr littles bill would increase itBri pAWions from 70 180 amoatfe with 80 to 90 a month extp lot medical treatment About 25 per eeaof thoagod would get this lastitona Tht blind nd disabled would, t tley gave the f,Om 31 in 1953 to 21Sept 15, Jerry Reason on MortNeff program with hitfox Baptistchurch on McGregor Rd dedicatedDonald Wiltse and Carol Fuhrmasmairted Roberta Aeldey wins tewing contest Sept 23, Leoia Porter aad RichardEnders married also Richard VanSlam brook and Jeaaetto Wilson Cyril Girard dies MaaPns hold picnicat Patterson Lake High schoolfeeatsDimondale in football Mrs FloraDarrow given birthday partyOct 6, Pinckney beats Dexter 6 to0 John Shendon and Lillian Debismarried in Detroit Daleae Rebiasoaeost 4000,000,000 to bring the roads and Rex Hendoet and Soaay Faar , standard, Tk ojy way he says man and Donna Jtlchter married Oct13 O E S elect HelOaJIiUerW M Judy Hainet and Robert QatttOne reason Michigan is not gettingtBttaJftasayshoneeds according to lUaiMray Com Zieglr is the ixxcreaed oota Road building has increasedHe adds it would 8chmltt,P0Q and 1QM am Friday ovauing, y evening afterDofotioa aid Saturday from7Sf to fjfO p a and Sunday befOft tat fff Maaa MtnnoaitaWalMrachFooples Meeting 7301800,tm T, fChurchtiuday Sehool J, W Wiager, Pastorhl QemeotarySdsOolf lM NEWSMary Gillenkirk was iceHhoda Baxter found her ringShirley Hermans ister, Marthavisited school Bobby Curt, who had tht melflis back in schoolJohn Walton helped build an ictshantySharon Cord ways aunt aad fritadfrom Canada art visiting her SECOND GRADttHarold Cavins dog has puppiesPerry Morgan broiight a cocoanutfrom Florida as a present for MissMurphyart learning about protectivecolorationPerry Morgan brought pictures otht mammoth caves and pictures theytook in FloridaJant Markle was S years old Monday Jimmy Cantrell led in CURRENTThursday, Jaathe Mothers maL collect funds for poiio9 p m 800 mothers in taisare expected to swiaff 1ato actiaft jfyou desire to give yov art tJto turn on your porch light orlight in your window, iplaces are ttsing differentof raising funds for this Ia rthe 7 gasoline stations will ftva mmlast 3 hours of their gas reoeiptS tothe fund Their pumps will be fltaftneci by volunteer operators At tibslea the Pittsfidd Restaurant is closed on Monday will day aad serve a Swis4teakgiving tht days receipts to tht Bt sure to tarn your poroaon here f I Vdia to boost thj gas tax up to VA caii far a aoi of i mimtotal cost iaif OJIJ satt tap fetWfi fiaaawawx JVasT vfliwwW j at a f0 XitoiMbkM tim prtsjat aTVtal f Worship If 4tTanri Jfbt prayer mooting f80 a mf Happy Birthday Jane gave everymWed choir practice 7M p, Tat Nspftt tttrcliMff West tjotweta Mala and VaalUU StreotijUitk fcatfstgfer, Pasto Oct 20 O E 8 installation heldare needed but if the road pro er married People church has fam spJtei opotattefpoaatfooa on tht ballot a jras tax in iiy aight will probably be with it, COJWPATON WORK Hattie ecer die Also Mrs oHowiftg coservation rork Stackablt Clarenct Fuller and Willdone ia this county the patt iam Brown Oct 27 S 5gfc m Clark guttt uidy uid ysurvey s an d 2 6 construc t o f Luc y Majloe T ro4vitaro f Hol W J femora l control ,survey s wer e run 23 0 acre s i drained , 36945 0 fee t o f til e Ui dIf f aore t o f pastur t seilded , 40 0 acre , o f woodlan d protecte d fro m fire at ai f Thurs Bl110 0 a m 70 0 p m 80 0 p t m 80 0 p m new gauntle tTh a cocomiitte owil l pu t th e p73 0 p mMWfilO Nj S1 3 t oimprove d fo r wil dwil d lifeThi s wor k wa a don e o n 13 5af ofadditio n 5 4i n dft o f til editche s du gconstructed trol stat e administrativ t beard , an d h o mone y i s ase d fo r bot h house s i n congrtu Pliwknejf iatio aa d fatsrfsaiafs Seldo mbeat s Sout h Lyo n 1 4 to 6 AUft ar e an y ment y lef t fo r expatule ditchtt Smit h 33Pegre e Mato die s a t How i farmers 1 ell Charle s Cair d aritfBarUriLWiilte 1 MSN S THURS NlOM f LBAJGU Scubi clJtol ton UiryMattia, Pasto rPincknt y 1oe t o Maachester 1 Fe w peopl e uadofttaw l wh y hespi L HmSf f Worahi p 104 A M14 Be n Adam s die s a t North ai s d o no t mak e a profit Th e aaw r roala t ttorrioo iJO P Mville J H Hooke r i n hospital I t fi x thei r rat H t o tuaaietWai , Praye r MoeMas IM a a tNov 3 Democrat s wi n electio n eoa 1 thei r budge t I f ther e 1 s an ya a 18Receptic 4a t Howel l 6 p mt o Glady s48 7 S Fowlo rRainbo w Installatio nchild a sucker ,Rober t Seefel d ha sglove sCher i Smit h wen t ic e fishing Kathi t Shettlero e rea d Littl elac k Sambo t o u s Monday Laure l Titu s ha s ne w moccasins Sara h McMacke n visite d he rAun t Raymond a Sunday Joa n Eichma n ha d compan y fro mDetroi t Sunday Davi d Shire y ha s paratroope rboots Barbar a Ludwa g ha dfro m Detroi t Sunday W t ar t dpn g a chora l readin g cal le d Th t fiance of th e Leaves W t tnjoye d th e fil m o n ligh t w ewer e show n Monday THIR D GRAEI fMrs Lintne r was sick wit h a col d Waat d o yo u thin k o f th t curfe wlaw I s i t outmodele d o r wil l f t stil lserv e th t purpose Th e orfi a o f tai lla w goe s wa y bac k t o a ancien t iisat ti n Englan d whe n ther e wa s a o fire protectio n an d al l fire s i n Loado t o b pu t out Curfe w meal sfire W t d o no t kno w ho w th t in g go t change d bu t th e accepte d oa ttoda y i s tha t al l childre n dada r 1 7mus t b e of f th e street s a t 9 p S unles s accompanie d b y thei r pareatt Pinckne y ha d sud i a taw M year sag o Da n Murt a wa s marshal l aa d tenforce d it Promptl y a t 90 f p m h ran g th e btl l i n th e tow n bal l an dcompany i the n strolle d th t street s lookin g ft r1 offenders Th t sigh t o f si m coaUfl gwa s Bnouf h t o sen d tte m tfcurrrnghom e unles s then parent s wtr o wit hthem I f s o they clun g t o the m tUffU lh t paine d by Fe w citie s us t tki l la wanymore An n Arbo r i a on e wfc o ot Marilyn Ogden , Sharo n Baerwal dan d Susa n LaBell e helpe d a t recess ,j W e wan t t o tiv e pla y fo r th tfirs t gxdt marrie d I Detroit Livingsto a Lodg eS O g Mmarried Detroit Livingsto a Lodg eS O strogrork s M M dtgre e a t UwisPinekne y Taver nto n Rambur g Garag eNov 10 Pinckne y lase s t o Stock MEETIN G I bridg eI Do nofficers Clinto n to 18 , Wflia m Dllloway ,Sigha m dit Charle sDonn aFSea O civi e Aas n pu t o n pla j a t schoo lJ N 8 wRattbur g Garag e iit Mary s 4 4V Beer ftTV Wysville Jf s tal i L1 children sta y o n th e street s afte rhour s Tht y wer e foua d guilt y aa don e peen t pai d 50 Otht r tw t war e , givt n i day s t o decid e wfaet W tke vW t ar t loarmn r abou t commumty u wou ld appeal I f the , d o a pl y tS Sdr n i n questio n r e sai d U hav tvtr y no r schoo l atte i Tficommunit y helpers r y Th t goo d helper s thi s we jk wer e Bet h Carol , Catherin e Cheri, , Chi quita , Christine , Connie , Dian e G C , lFllead8hip Nlg H a t Po w Dian e S , Don , Donna , Florenc e etc FOURT H GRAD BPlNClft Y KlNO a sMotio n Ib y Rea d supporte d b yto t o allo w followtn g bills Va n Winkl e ft Van Winkl ALavo y las Agtnc yOfti o Oi l C O U Lavt y Hdw t Mia e Su p 0 b E f tie r Marsha l Sa iAtkle y W clerk s Sal carried tion Udtkt18 Abou t 204 atten d tapej Wfflar Vfo r Re x Sacke d jiyjaii QoMo a Arro w Aoaot i lose s fina l ganttpt r Bigrt LaJtog s ftpwili t 1 2 t o 7 Phi l Gentfl e hi i cit f sioU f E k 1 lee rrecovere d a t Holt Willia m Bnwfc i IQga 8 Gawt s IjJngJtahw mad ehuileti n illuntratedWeiar t starte d a new uni t name dtejfjc HofiBPaiio y Hag Daughter s Wtiar t starte d aasSjfSHs i WOP H o a talag s tt the hospita l Th t lan d o f th I J 5 aVta e Coagt Churc h Jan 2 7 i a the makin g boolclet H aH 1 7 ataraooa Hi e regnla r niootta g i a thi r J lift B b LJNaVaffDyM wit h Mrs Mrwi Anit a Clur k bro uEskimo W e ar tibou t the m an d President Eienhewer datio n tha t al l yout h o f 1 7ag e tak e 6 mont hpod to Universa l Militar y Traiaiag H e als e wa t t h df t f iI t 4att with Mrs Menri n Anit a Clur k brough t sam e eattasfaiitte r pi UMotio nClinto n Shivlty supporte d b yt o appoin t Bo b Egtle r specia ldeput y t o patxo l Villag e o f Pinckne ya t eos t o f 80 0 a mont h with appro va l o f Villag t Attorney Aye a Kay s 1 ltpoiedy , Tiplad y an d Read war s badly hur t i a aut o accident nttr l Pinckae y Tavrt m W88 , Hanibur gPeac h Mt Locu i deerhunter s leayt j Mar y AtLe e dies MichMich Stat efootbal l dinne r held INov 25 Mis a Ev a Mtlvin , Otla jWebu , Ann a Srok a dit People dchurc h hpl d revival Cong i churc h t ohol d fair Dec 1 Marlen t Schneider , Ronni eShor t married , als o Ir a Na y an d Mil , mCo n tel l i , Pincknt y fireman put i tobna edystroph y drivt Pinck Ibasketbal l gam t G VBot f WW UdWidua l Hig h g Oaaia tL Hortlauf t 419 , J Udwidg eD2 , Smit h J , f0 LM Tea n Mlfn , Avetag tPindue y Taver a Uh Xaagur gGarag e 98 , C V Boe r 91 Individua l t itl oBargatgilf , F Mtlli t M feurTipad y an d Rea d wtr t ne y lose firs t basketbal l gam t toNfYfT C f YF4B 4t o investigat e need s e f Britton BlU y Rowel l make s al f sta r Vly 43 IWU Ww s I footbal l team I Car l Sykes , W , drewaj d a t Mildre d Ackley , Cler kPAU L CO8WAY Pau l Cosway , 55,Gran d Trun k sec tio s ioroma n hert , dhx j a t hi s hom oMonday night , followin g a hear tattack mwa t take n sick whil t a tafternoon an d Pee 8 iHannet t 4ie s i o Mrs Wedada 8 hai toMar y Ketchu m an d Sylveste r iforr l through e ic fe a fUttMr s MillieWiiU e d Fld W i SUuric t IWl K laiAt iLexiiafi d7t i GamI Cook, a sectio n maa Tao deceased wa s borr r a tbria , Mich, , December Ma y 4 , 1918 e mant a Oliv ea t Billsdale , t n 191 enkwTth owplo y o f Graa 3 rttlroad wa a joromaa jS ifeefpr o don White , Rev t aRosa ,m Sylveste r iforr g fe yMrs MillieWiiU e an d Floy d Wesi SUuric t IWl K laiAtrifa Eall ychun Serg t Dona d Clar k and Jea n I cu t k d and wan t t e fiackne yi d N i b j Arthur marrie d a t Noto n ai r base, Calif , Edwar d Gi l mo kille d i n cras h wit h 2Blan d dies ,Hore iboysbon dP firstail O comin g bac k a t t ceuk l no t fin d Sfkos H t ge tDaiioafrMAbi a fU h boWaa d the y Svtu c bod y 0 B th e botto m o f tfct wiT t i nn g ar t hi sffajto d Lako , Mrs Doroth y Laste rUrenoeDe c H Stephe n Smak a kille d b yMbru n driver Mrs Mar y Whit e djes , t y beat s Boysvill t 4 6 to , 87 22 Pinckne y lose a t Defte r46 Rainbo w girl s hol dtio n fo r An n Shirl eJenni e Shannon Mrs Junior s put onpla ymatter , , Dec 29 Mrs Berth a DeWtJ , Rich ar d Everhar d die Mr an d ifTs Fishe r appointe d Watkia s dealers Bo b ce el l die a r Schook Morga n o fMrs Oth a Sha w o fWJ , an d Mrs Annabelle ,rMatAls o a brother , Leo 1an d tw o sisters , Mrs o i Muslgo n an d Mr sale a t th e Swarthou ta t 13 0 pmThnrada yd B shall mfamily , Ro y R Dilllngha m an d , Perc h Elli s an d wif e g o t o Florida ,ANpyCEMBN iA t a n engagemen t part yevenin g D and liraof Wayne announced thtf their dauVMervK Ann, tor and Beachv of Downing, son of MraudMrs WX lake Thax got Norman Rtaaoa andJames Smith wao were aJao flthiafihtrt and they brovki up tht bodywith a fib spaar ifa was rolloi oa a barrel bat bad bats ia the wiafcor tooItng Sykes leaves hh fate, Catptr, g ya wilt, EUa ana Tat Maaoaa AJan 17 at a fish Ferry daWtisf, taoKtystoaaputOitoPresbyterianmsn tha tft alse waats the draft4 more yean This is a bitter pill fatthe isolationists but by tae oApict of Democrat and Repubieav liaerafaures of Eskimos for our bulletin bd he may be ablt to put it aetet la Diant and Benning Curts art back tht meantime things havt aet aasavin school after having measela i ring too good oe tae fereigft ftamtWrlrv ru CarnIia Buda and Billv Liht art rf Hammtrekjoid, ee f tks JT3 th i01U Gutfcon Ll birthday ,,cnt cm bck mphd 1 Bottle h o F10808 N crUrjr would My e U ratnarn Rov riVk P sPtlhn wnn wer Bob was that, ht lud lafd th h tnHhk fM won a iPllia oa th word hnen, iU nt their terms, in the aa3P3E shw K w A1 m th Red Chk fcrei havoKellenberger aubtydting tiie Chajng staiOur charts on the Wonders of the held islands to We report on with late modelthem tomorrow 1 havt encountered little nistaaco atOur arithmetic books art till Chaing has no modern F44 iota Wchecked Nowweshall correct them, this country quit making our reading tests today hasthem ia also o tkt Ward i, Itgovernor t oa thtQttrter night i Pgr new ciass officers arePres,Edward Guy Vice Pros, Paul Burg Sec, Terry RowellTreat, lathyJttfaaoi Wt havt all ntw conimittets aadhopt we do our jobs well We are, working on social studiesnow and studying about Michigan SIXTH GRADEWhen Keith Morgan cams back 1Dtspitt the fact thai 8 Rician fanatics ccaaaod tao gateshot down several niabers of teagress last year in tao house of Vans Motor Sale ,i,FridayMaU Mmt , ,V ions there alast week whoa awemam got paatthe door guard, matched ut te tfcodesk of Speaker Saift Raybwm asked permiasiea to makegood goWL,4t 28 from Florida wo started a unit about47 n , , 41 SI I a scene of the bottom of the sea out withoat snaUajrit Tais ariat 41 S5 j First Wt tooka big cardboard box 41 Ul and cut Nancy Wegener Sharon waaf f i Wilson Patty Hunman and Carl Burg 19 madt tht clay creatures In our unitwt raadt pictures o lea creaturesthat wtstudied, W Dextern ItWgh iu in Vixom CtmPd last games togthir reaerrtatht first team 69 to 42as aifh maa for both 1 T W fTomf oaea and Billaad Downing of Anton, Panama GojiaiZont Miss Bird it a graduate of Wayshigh school and Christian CollCotirobU, Mo, Sao has a daaos ia Wayne aad astrocto daae the Pinckn5r elementary tchao IV Downing is tmployed by tha Fotfi,Motor Company A nly wedding, 4plannedI LtBRARti i The firstlS4fo000 people VisKtd brary was astfe Holland books being taken out 157 wortMixiieu vara wore issvstr toreaders 4 now books wan J t wore Maxtores white on a background of darkblue V Somt oAtht boys and girls art gof to tea Ah units themselves We to mind an incident we oace wiflMlfted Right after the Spanish war ashow came to theSpanish on tht fashioned r toellowdrama waort tfofperiran capUiu emutt lat CV an maiden from thaapaaiia celoaoLThe day of the show a wemaa fatoff tht tram came to taohouse and asked tae shew sffr farIf rrftA MM Wirtri HitiT 9iai urni ladWdnal High 3 Garnet i aVflff ff4, A Fredeaburg ftJ UeNrttge ft Toam High Oamt Ifetvet BtC H6, Vaat f48,, IadivWual High dams,fSRiW I Tostmor I4f, Vaat WfiJaraoav oajoytd trktnit vtry much I mission to make ar I We art Vdng to see a movielacts He refused Tne localReadslit, A rrodoaavg, 17Q, J Tessmtr Iff,Sairsy IffWooktlfSffover av a BOW babyHillrLinda Chanyibrother , , Brian Watton had companyney BoVHng ADey about5i ww IBBAlso movies aboatftra at the play wo made ourselves were a aseat IWDBRGARTENConnie Schmidt went,ice skatingCindy Phunmtx, DianaReth andJirrtmy Baoghn have new ice skates Carol Gyde has a now droaa ttata salaamJeanJt aad Joiosliding dowrhlllJimmy BfughnSaturday , f Dale Bo d Kennedy wenta birthday lastgot roa OYtrt now shoos,TimaiT ipnsa fmaimitatr Jaw who pmyod an orgaa aadporter who fiddled After tae fitact the littit old lady ir bftefc astin dress and aoaaot mareaod to ffront of the hall, laid aor notes a the organ aad started to show mgr who was alto taoman came on the stage aadto the orchestra tointo a Hrely tone ia Walea fan fairly jumped team tfctaad Iho fiddler eawoimaa sawing wood aad tht old ladiescame reryi w1theloft taoao4mwm fffifHBJBSRS J , TTV356M33B3 ,2SSSSBBSiSLaMleACbiJMMiBbiMeMaHSjnnSJBJBnjBBJBjBJBniBBnnift 1 , 1l r H V should Ibuy anautomatic clothes dryerDoes it cost imuch tooperate aclothes dryerAn aHeleofcrie clotlm dryer operatefor just penniea a day aava homeTHIS ADV IS SPONSORED IIAs automatic dryer aavee tone of Ilifting, miles of walking, cuts sprin klinf time to zero and ironing time II1 Why ilrr many ft1 that own aii electric rangeariso buy an1 electric dryer legDO hospital is now at the Eos Gloverhome i Stockbridge, JKTLL AND MB HYDBTHB HOURS TOU p, A4 Wolter, iacumWot and Uwte Sgtltr prlaury iaM for Fb tltip tester Village madl U Uytag all trees in the vlllftfe triaajai Brighton Chaakar of Comsure it putting M a sriaistni iaow Fabl and 2 Salpfa MwikA KM KUd hia iiiUmtt Ae Monka Htl at Brifbto a4 resigned M managtr Th ownersMl af Eugene Towmer, HubertT and Clt BUi Aetfe DraaW 8Uraat iDana Andrews, Dona Fatterasperience with an electrichM proved to theio tbtfrctrk way k tbt cltanett way Fxyd Albright is the new Noblegrand of the Hamburg Odd Fellows 1192 from the forks west of Cheset will be Hacktopped to North Ter ritorial Road this year, a distance rf8 mile THE NAKED JUNGLEaleeJean Slaws, Bory CalbouaA BULLET IS WAITING Alii ISunday, Monday, Jan 23, 24THE BLACK KNIGHT , Moadar Jan 28, 24 ftaaaay atl n HU coat Dale Robertson, Mary Murphy IaSITTING BULL if and ColorTiesw Wed Thurs Jan 25, 26, 2 1INO RICHARD AND A Drasma StanamgSunday Shows I, S, 7, Cartoon and Pete faiTufa, WL, Thur Jan Ut IS, MIBTHQUAK1TCRUSADERS1In Ctneniacone and Color LtDeraee ,AFRICAN ADVENTURE la Color True picture of Llring Jnmffe 715 and 1SConungPhfIt Three Wag The Doylo Tempieton family of Thfe is My Lore Reap the WMThe Chelsea school district has Keego Harbor syent Suny At the Wind i I WWC1 i electric clothes Adryer is fluyour dealer or stop in iu DetNa comparative iiu aature that will halp ehaaged their annual meeting fromthe second Monday in July to thsecond Monday in June Startiag Jan 18 all dogs in Wash,tenaw county are required to be against rabies It costsowner 160 per dog Charles Henderson 75 who operat ed a popcorn wagon at HoweU for many yeaaiidied lasjt weekMelyin Bmff 70, died at a farm on Maon Road Jan, 10 For the past S years he worked ia leasing liewas the son of John and Hannah Bland Bruff His sole survivor is a other, Marvin Funeral at Scfcnjttk birg Funeml Home, Howell Wednes day Burial in Lakeview cemeteryHoward Cooley of HoweU has vbeafht the RPbert Groxer farm inHoweU Hlldred Hart and wife, County 4Vdirectors were givem a farewell party last week He has been tnnaferredto St Joseph couaty Victor Kohsman, Sinclair Oil deaet, is the nrw head of the HoweU Kiwanta clubAndreu Seim has been appointedby the Genou township board to fillv out the unexpired tenn of Wra Haack elected register of deedsQeorge Mutter ha sold Ms shoerepair busiaeen Hn Howell to Rider 1Albert Shirley homeMrs Mable Suydara who ha been f CB TUVA Tallat the V J Reason home went back ljMl IllsVil Wto Jackson SaturdayThe Clifford ana Lloyd Bennettfamilies of Camden and the Glenn Friday, Saturday, Jan It, sUngtley family ere Sunday guesta THE RA1IVat the Andrew mpbell home Vaff Heflia and Anne RanereftNOTES 48 YEARS AGO officers of tne Metbedtfttv , Sunday school are Stapt lUry VFleet Asat Wiiits Tapper 8c1 y George Gteen, AssH Floxtnee Andrews Librarian, Gleoa Tupper, Asst, Ralph killer Organist, lfr M iiorteaon Asst, Earls Ctaxk ChoiHUr, Mrs Perry TowM Aflf l 1 Fred Greive Teachers tfMtm F, j Andrew, Mrs W H CleW Ursi , Perry Towle, Perry Towle, fcev Uh ttejohn, Mrs Leal Mgles, Fv U An Leo Gorcey, Hsnts Hall andThe Bowery Boys1nBOWERY TO BAGDAD CareoaSAUCSMANSN Sut Mon, Tuu Jatu 21, 24, M J ZX Songs, Spectacular Muskal s1 DEEP IN MY HEART Jose Ferrer, Merle OberonJNtea rTrautedV Walter PidgeoaJtoeeaaryXI Clooney, Gene A Fred Kellyc Jane Powell, Vic DsmoneI See he show front the beginningSun2, 435, 710, 95 p mMon, Tuee 700, 925 p aWednesday, Thursday, Jan U, WWilliam ShakespeaxeJULIUS CE1ARJACK HANNETT Ur MtTi j Marion Brando, James Masonjoka1, Louis vCalhern, Bdmond Cartoea NewsTom Pagan attended the funeral ofhis nephew at Brighton Moods George Reason ia wiling nit household goods at auction Jan 91 Ruth Mortonson broke hef arm aown hill Saturday0 ftorfterttene of thedPeoples Kon at Chejsen be, inj laid today The building wfllf in the Peter HenrTuesday George Uxws gottts clothing caught in theshat rnd1 i hrulged and sprtiaed uThW ilttSICURITY FOR YOURVAIUABLISA Sof Bdposif treat Doris Biigg aterUieji gtrieMnjfeday oh her ta Mrittax E Holmes Ox Beiul s pucletng store in the Clark buipact to the bank JoW PTestly ofig is the managerattended the Farmers losing your bonds, insurance policies,j and other valuable papertthraugh nr 6iei A af depoiit box here costs so Jitcle yetpwrdes safety, security and privacy Tot a few dol Inn a year, you may chogert boxi2 to mee your Mifct thTsimjrtMt iAvettment in ieityMeserveyour mie deposit box nowl THE IfcPtttRSON STATE BANKpaper on low farm p,fifei WiW recited, Uble CWtttoaadc Flossie Smith played a nianoduel JUdateton tajkad on the WarnLuela Hiachey is spandiBf thewimrtar with Mrj Eliia Wood ia T,ssef Hadley and Bemiee ivreji The Al Yresse Club were enUiliiaed at tke W Gardner home Frhley, WtoJHmbr presided MM Harris and NeOtePercy Htacfaey and WillLetia Hooka gare ftarrte anand Sidney and FlorenceJetttcnneotal duet The teat John Qeality MachondiseI figsttMaDlaM LF0LL0IM6FEED A SUPPLYRADIO 4 T VMTROIT DIE SET IT9GULF SERVICE OVPPY M D VANS MOTQ BAUB8PTNCKNET FIRS DKPT,MARATHOK GAS STATIONSHIRSY RADIO T T EGELER BODY 80OP LAVKY HAWAJCLAW cutocmr MB yowy Haejnnnnj sajanj fnjsnn SsnnnnjBjBjnieVpaP VoePvVtff HeWsi BV atflrthaBDlakei, Better Ahttey AejBjBjBjsBBB ejBjpsK W4a igielBalPea wtte, the Howard Greenes anduocuxz FUNEF AL HOMK THE PINCEKXTTurn Yoqr Porck Light Oe Jsnisiy 27th tit Mt M Wbsn tat March efMetaen laket Plate en the rVed Itenv,amH , ,sttn, Cologne underwent and op4ast Thrsday at t JoettJ, Ana Arbex Win aad wife jpet the wqekLINGERIE board of theCfcttb at AJanArbor rli Thunder jJ Hjendse and wife spent the d h D Jim ifth hsjaeAa ibrbop lUrk NMh Iwuily aodKeaaeth ZiUf called on the Bud JBekk in Jvel SaturdayMrs Louis Backer of Ainfl Arbor called oa the George Van IGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS GROCERIESEOYS GENERAL Normass Sunda yFraa k iegler , Xprwin Campbel la d Clar e Mille r ttnde d tii e ol dnigh t a t thVTreasonMasoni cf Wednesda y nigh t wh o ha d a4 vh n a Tk e L warthouU ae w ow n th eHarW y Sumto n cottag e i t Portag eLake ,Mrtrraiici c Robinson, Mr Hxt fboy Reason , Leota Reason,An uShle y an d Marily n Gustafso a atten djL charte r nigh t Saturda y o f th e4 9 Rainbo w Qizl s Assembly t Mrs Imtet McAXe e too k Mrs Ha rifiA Radyt o petroi t las t wee k t o se e iu r father, Howar J Riopele , wh o is sick t Grace hospita l S Mrs Lyaa , Beatt y and ne w bab yo f Rus h Lake , cam e her e fro m An n, Arbor hospita l Sunday ional4 HoTlisofHambur g speii tSunday V tK e Leste f McAfe e home Ber t Marti n an d son , Alle n o f L 1 i Angeles , CM W spen t Thursda y nih i a t tfe e Gerr y Eichma home H ci drov e home, a new Old s ca r fv o aLansing , j, Norber t Lave y o f Detroi t culUj u it th e L C Lave y an d Mrs Laur a Gru d Mr s Ethe i Sprou t letf t f W Ffortd n wel l home s las t twe kM i M Dh Di k MYRON HUGHE S ICentlet e FhdsTtsan d Smpli MEleelrie , Oi l an d Ca s Ho t Wate r HetHr tW e Sel l 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 19, 1955 Description An account of the resource January 19, 1955 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 1955-01-19 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/79f13122575ac25b1482750da114ae83.pdf f3b4c01f24b9a3f8705189a835d9e1d0 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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cattl e ma y as k fo r eretest 1ASEVD BAL LFri , Jan 88 Hartlaa 4Tues , Feb l i Britte n here w el 9 BB B i PBBBBBjpBBJ Fri Feb 11 Stttt kFit , Fe b It s Bofsvill e not th e extr a compensatio n applied 1t o Ju e Collin s successors , a a i tha d no t bee n recinded Th e prosecu t stor e Hume s sa w th e polic e tak fin eer print s a t th e Genera lThe Genera Federatio nwen s Club s seem s t o hav eden t i n th e circulatio n o fcomi c book s ba t raueh worktt o b e done Th e crim e magasia eiustr y hu s becom e a hug e one suite d i n 1S3 5 wit h on etio n comics B y 194 0 ther edifferen t publication s dotof fItSunday I 15,000,00 0 wort h o f business Georg e Colon s s fathe r i s t o com e 1W 1 ther e ovaora opinio n wa s tha t the vcounty , 3 u , av v Woul d b e liabl e fo r th e extr a com , hom e fro m h e bespiUlthi s week , j doin g 700000 0 wort h pensstlon due Jdge Carland during his term ahdj to me for the time lheld office So the board of supervisors voted Judge Carland the ex due him last year B hag a watchFOURTH GRADELast week we had severalClark Charles Beals, MaryIn arithmetic Fred Cruddere yana that I be pai4 the amount for Singer, Kathy Qustafson, Joan En the time I held the office This ao and Johni bd The business has increased byj and bounds The stories arootcsts1,,1 be about actual crimesKJenl they are usually twisted aad ed beyopl Recognition Anitaion was based on the same and eliminates theHowell, Mich, Jan 22, 1954 , Willis L LyonsGALE LENNON Froehlich had perfectstate of scores In English Fred Crudder, counties i Nancy Read and Michael Taurionenj j had As No one had a perfect read ing score on our Weekly Reader test but Nancy Read was highest1with Camille Buda and Michael Tauriianen second The far eastern itnation stUlstitutes a puzzle The presidentcently negotiated a treaty with XM China which the senate has e Bfttapproved The press statespresident will shortly askfor men, ships and planes toFormosa and evacaate This week we have a spelling re, Kai Cheks men fromview testOur Red Book readers are doinga unit on transportation Last week Oak Lenaon, 76, died in DetroitBttankiyv W wife proceeded himin desAk There were no children He was bom in Pinckney, being the we 8tuciied Little Blacknose Thisso of the tete Jhn an Ann Ehza week The DewittCUnton WeBrrm IstnmHM Three bromers, Roy, som good pictures of this first loRobert and William are deceased Fonr siajters survive They are sta Anna Honks, Jackson Mrs which are under attackChina Forces There istjsas the Reds sank t efIware not seen by anyoneAxisat was made to get into the safe Howell Construction Co onRd with an acetline torch1SM aame night but it failed Pet Crockett and wifi ofwere Sunday quests at the AnCampbell home MiUheUbrokeLake legatmany people he wquesfced th 4 Abraham Lincoln, by Carl Qim library ha purchssht and sign up for t4 ene,8oiftedUftafston County Shrine ClubUrissjste Lodge No T F, AMJk Plwikn Masonk Temple I to P MSataroiy, Jammry hospital, Ann ArborMessrs Murray Dagg, Jackett, F, L Camburn, Rudolf Koeppenand ye editor visited the Bureka Mssonic Lodge, Detroit last nfkt saw George Dig ,frtimrecera his MMOjSgvss The high school wen betk gtJMfboth games from Byron last nightThe reserves won M to If 8isisnson was high with 14 TW vstf sitwon 48 to 43 Don Pecker km Itfor Pinckney aad Tom fjytts 7Prof John Burs accompaniedRev WinffMr took a bus lomi ef industrial art students to tke FeW Museum at Dearbora Monday to seUth new modelaWinston Baugha, Ctierd MilWrter, Merlin Ammtffty an An all day meeting of the countysttfU will be keld 2nd startmf at 9m m limer serv at Masenk sHataf rotsn Abtel88r piece hifh scaeoi base1 wiM flif Bdgar MM, cast supt f pubOc iattroetien mMl be moderator we tk ssieakar is Or Robert atf tm 4A TheBJNEfetgfct tt isstfield Wrt MondaymrtChelsea 84,firppty isHenry spent the week and at LsveBsMimn H47hunting and fishiag The14 inches deep en the JaTsiin the wls They did nets maay viU wwne ws4m Ftakinc was gdi Lirie Mi aassda tsssM 1MBspn1 jpmsF wmnw r end of termMiBer bad t ships last week thatsupplies to Tachon See ofDulles has changed his mind abottfthe islands and says than aft StJohn Holben, Kathy Gustaison longer important fo theand Camiile Buda all had birthdaysj Formosa The presides Ciiffordf Egeler, Anita ClarMoan United Nations to anaat Danny Bennett and Mary fjre between Red and NatfMMttftJosephs Howellp fwith burial in Si Marys Cemetery,CARD OF THANESWe wish to extend our thanks to Aschenbrenner all had perfectattendance record the first semes ter China which Chainge Chaing knows his msing out and that if he is all mir many friewm for all the kind tr8UP Eli Pen n during Gregory was thw Robert Homer and Janie Ros China he must do so nowwere spelling bee winners with GeriYearsaid Darrow and Karen Singer runnagoNevada wttciV is,MSS sad tbe jorrow and partingbosbaad and father with ourWe did well inmetic tests last wMr 6lhre Coswsy and ChildrenTBS Pinctoty Uags 0smf1itonwfll work a thinffB fr tbe bespiUl b Ctf Ch J IT i hat tbe ffChurth Ja IT ia thertfttlat fm with Jlra MeririaMn Taaeb has tsoglw istsnr cpain, tS We Wn II proving f multiplicatikm drill testW MftVEIi n We weMstftVEIidaclass, BarbafV Badghn, TommyJ put on two from rocky unproductive nations smallest popofatibig and arith gambling and divorce bet1 and are im1 industries and seems right financially AtPen U outReadskits with their own puppets It wasgoodWs made birthday cards for MrsLintnerJUport cards this week We hopwe did all rightSIXTH GRADEWs have a new girl in ourHer name in Joanne Steeb We are finishing our diarama On top m bJmvnttes e ensjit Hangfaf down are on tk bottom of whicji gbig gambling city 8being built at a eostThey will have 4600 roomsThere are already 7 muWhotels toother fadub for ftp of this Thef whkh vistsmat eosttyOamblrafMASONIC Jan 8 tot p,nvMt m O r NOffiSWMarion Pearson bought it and I1 tearingjt down to move to fee lam J1 r1 at Silver Lake Thk waa started I I back ii4e nineties by James WUj cox His biis met aB Kt treaamwhad about 12 horses tarried the mail to 1 , A drive to Dexter or Howell m X riay, JaastffT potwas about S2 On Sundays aH honeswere usually hired by Romeos tolake out their girlaOtifer proprietLf ors after him were P H xa sponsoqag aere Boy eoot H WlLJIn TtduletWHorace Munsell, Wayne Bennett Win Drnmin,, Uuwill build as annex on their Lia fetae JtaaFailSkews t, i, 1, tPINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICTliVINGSTON AND WASHTNAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN School Building Bonds XAbout 100 Masons ai wfcftjR attended the Ladies Nigrht at the 1a Hall Saturday night ort MMrs Phe Rosarf YpaUama Itwere played, and refrerfimentg WJ Chalsea observed her 101st birthdayved A one act skit entitled,A Dayl wiJ , , jin the Justice Court at Tompkiw J Bhardt, 14, bwMiCorners was put on The cast was Peasant Lu near Clet,last The Sylvasi Theatre Willjft tiatafrem Jaaaary 1 U Fehrmafy HJudge Whlpple N O Frye Attorneys, Ross Read, W Ci fSealed bids tor the purchase ol general obligation bonds to be iueUby Pinckney Comniunly Schools School District, Livingston and Wushte j Maiy Teeple Couit Qfficer, Bert naw Counties, Michigan, ot me pur value ot Two Huntrred Iritty ThousandDollars 5u,uo0j 7l be icwwivtu by the undersigned at the Pinckney HighSchool, inthe Village oi Pinckney Michigan in said School District, until800 oclock,, p m, Eastern Standard hmt, on the 3r4 day of February, 1955, at which tinje and place said bids sill be publicly opened and read Miller Defense Attorney, Nonnanf JudyXook, 15,and KjpCkai 15,Reason, Percy Ellis Defendanis,Ye ch F ntestEditor Jury Mrs Iva ReasonMrsat Lucy Reason, Mrs Beulah Miller, The RotaiyClubOca Campbell, Fred Bead, Glenn Jfit r 5Slayton, Witnesses John Chambers, SJOW t0 prpving the mitt poaA Ha Meyer, Ed Parker,Ffed Slay t11ton Loretta DiHingham, Sadie Read , MJ H Hooker, M J Reason, Mrs cnbbage tournament start Jan 2400 employees of the Seamleas 81REin CaemaScone asd Color , Fb 2, tMd Dan DaryeaIS MT LOVEfal Cotai LEE THEATREFrMay, Setartaj, JwMiasy 18 RICOCHBT EOKANCVMais ai4 Chffl Wttb a 41v Waikp Q,Daller, Clerk, C W Hooker The committee was Ros Read,Saidbonds will be dated i ebruary 1, 1955, will be coupon bonds in thedenomination ot One Thousand Dollars M,0O each, will be numbered conaecutivdy inthe direct order ot their maturities from one 1 to two hundred fifty 250, both inclusive, will bear interest irom their dale at a rate or ratesnot exceeding three and onehall per cent 3V2 per annum, expressed inmultiple of 44 ol 1 Said interest will be payable on the first day of July, 1953, and semiannually thereafter on the first day of January and July ineach year Said interest rate for bonds maturing in any one year shall be atOM rate only Accrued interest to date oi delivery of such bonds shall bepaid by the purchaser at time of deliverySaid bonds will mature serially Five Thousand Dollars 5,000 on thefiril day of July in the year 1956 Ten Thousand Dollars 10,000 on thefirst day oi Julyin each of the years 1957 to 1961, both inclusive FifteenTbouand Dollars 15,000 on the first day of July in each of the years won one from RyronThe high school162 to 19170, both inclusive and Twenty Thousand Dollar t2f00O onthe first day of July in each of the years 1971, 1972 and 1971 Norman Reason, W C Miller, C WHookerThe Shell Gas Company hold acookiiig school at the opera house todayFrank Haines has resigned as thefiretaker of the Coi George Estateand moved in Met Chaikers hotel at Patterson Lake James Ducking has retired afterworking on the railroad here 25yearsRonald Tapper is playing centeron the Ann Arbor hih sc hkl basket ball teamNorman Reason Roger Carr andG W Dinkcl wiitd the Locke oilwell near Bell Oak MomiayIn 3 games Friday Pinkney onlyBoth principal and interest will be payable at a bank or trust companyto be designated by the purchaser of the bondsBonds nurribered one Oto fortyfive 45, inclusive, maturing in theyaart1956 to I960, both inclusive, shall not be subject to redemption prior to maturity , Bonds lumbered fortysix 46Jto two hundred fifty 250, inclusive, maybe redeemed prior to maturity at the option of the School District in inversenumerical order on any interest payment date on or after July 1, I960, at par aad accrued interest to thdate fixed for redemption, plus a premium foreach bondso redeemed as follows2500on each bond called for redemption prior to July 1, 196220Q0 on each bond called lor redemption on or after July 1, 1962, butprior to July , 19641500 on each bond called for redemption on or after July 1, 1964, butprior to July 1, 1966 1000 on each, bond called for redemption on or after July 1, 1966, butprior to JuJy 1, 1968 500 on each bond called for redemption on or after July 1, 1968Notice of redemption shall be given to the holders of the bonds to beredeemed by publication of such notice not less than thirty 30 days prior toUM date fixedfor redemption, at least once in a newspaper or publicationcirculated in the State of Michigan which carries, as part of its regular service, notices of sale of municipal oonds For ftie purpose of awarding the bonds the interest cost of each bid willbe computed by determining, at the rate or rates specified therein, the totaldollar value of all interest on the bonds from March 1, 1955, to the date of maturity for all bonds maturing prioro the year 1972 to Jy 1, 1963 for all bonds maturing in the year 1973 to July 1, 1967 for all bonds maturingia the year 1972 nd deducting therefrom any premium The bonds will beawarded to the bidder whose bid on the above computation produces thelowest interest cost to the School District Each bidder shall state in his bid tit interest cost to the School District, computed ip the manner above specified No proposal for the purchase of less than all the bonds or at a price less than 100 of their pr AQ sill bv considered The said bonds arc nnyble from ad valorem taxes subject to such limitation uponsaid taxing power w,Ks tth Srom the provisions ot Section 2lf Article of t ,, mtion and the Michigan Property TaxLimitation Act to R tlvVI in overtime butvon 7 to G Th i shall tn LJiv Too 30 toi erv tboysm vas Marabor, Stanley Oevdd Henry Allen Davis, Bob Ryan and the j Glenn Kingsley family attended, the wedding of Allan Davis and Annett American LegiTube Cdr at South Lyon went out onstrike Thursday , Robert Sutton and Herman Cook jof Coon Lake Road shot fir coyotte Inearthere last week jJohn Hagrman completed 40 yeafsof servjee a8 Lrvingstonclerk Jan I,1 The board of supervise ois gave him a Ronson light j Jimmy Clark, son 4f Mf antf TAUEmmett Clark of Howell was op ated on at St Lawrence hospital aTLansing last week Aj George Mutter, shoe repair man at Howell since 1905 has sold out and retired He came frtmr Syriafii 1P02 The jury at Howeli in the trial ot ms Armtetrong of South Lyon who ehot Earl Banks of Green Oaklast summer disagreed ,,The Hbell Knights of Columbus are builng an additionclub house Riduuri Bfn,Gihr CaHM8am, Mm Turn Jan , II, FsfcI Irrlaf BeaJias THERES NO BUSINESS LBU THE SHOW BUSINESS Marilyn MonroeDenaWand Johnny Sayin CinemaSeope aatf TeehalfsssrNews miSALESMANSJACK HANNETT UP J 111 iWed, Thura Fri Sat, Feb 1A4JMartia UwiTHREE RING CCUSM Viata Vision vJoanne Dru, Zaia Gator FeatmetteM Vista Vision Visits NorwayNews and Cartaaaon their a,e wife and baby are visiting his hisbrothers hereLaMarch at the Bristol1 Methodist, Afr and Mrs Gus Iissman of The Howell fcard of supervisors Rex Hendee and wife moved intovoted former circuit judge Willis 1 their new home at Farley and Swav tyons 4200 back pay Under r, thout Roads last week cent court decision he was entitled to it vArdis G6dchilr and ElIbettfHultberger won the Hartland high school pie bakirig contest The Lester McAfee family eallaion the Leo Davis atoir oa Patrjon Lake Road Suiday Mrs Edna Spenr entertaiatdMrs John Lundeen of DetroitKrsLouise Shehan and the FraaeisShehan family SundayChurch, Flinty Saturday The reception was aso there newlywedswill yo to Florida Tht groom in theson of Mrs Goldie Bowman Schaufle, now of Stockbridge Jenny Lynd Parmaleo spent theweek en withMfs Mildred Trost of Sarthouts CQte Jan 15, a irL in Dearborn Arnold BcrquLst and Dick Campbell took David Nash back to, Mich State College Sunday t JHowell have gone to FloridaThe engagement Jf Nancy Slayto, daughter of Mt and Mrs, GlenSlayton of HoWell to David Gherkinof that place in announcedBorn to Merlyn Ostrum and wifediedMrs Claude Culver, 80, widow ofClaude Culver former Howell cigar maker and iestaurant last weekrlbwW POR ALL OCCASIONSfrom WINKELhAUS FLORAL COMPANTfPhone 284 HowellALUMINUM COMBINATfON STORM WINDOWS Imd SCREENSCHECK THESEIIATUKESAcmAiftmdjr cashierschk in an ampunt of i5J0X00J dravyn ik ertrusi company and payable toihe order of the TreasurertlSfchool District, must accompany each hid as a guarantee of good faithOft tht part of the bidder, to be forfeited as liquidated damages if such bid fh accepted and the bidder fails to take up and pay for tke bonds No in KfH ihtJr be allowed on the good faith checks and checks of unsuccessfulhkMtfS wiH be promptly returned to each bidders representative or by rcgist Mil mbe conditioned upon the unqualified opinion of Miller, Canand Stone, Attorneys, Penobscot Building, Detroit, Michigan, will be furnished, without expense to the purchaser of the10 the delivery thcrgoir aftfoyjag the legality ot the bonds The fih bd ii, tbfi hi furnish boiuh foyjag the legality ot the bonds Thettcution at his expense Bohds willpupcfikser at a place to be designated byIrspeci to the details of the issue should be addressed to, Paddock and Stdne, 525 Hollister Building, Lansing 8,AttOTMyt for the School District reject any and all bids StJMtortaf, No than Ww Tnfon Cpiutructh Math to Onht U Optra ON ittifiAi eon,rHl NIAf AMDMANUMCTURfD TO HT YOUI OWN WINDOWS DHtECT WVCI IftOMTHE FACTORY TO YOU rffrf i1 the bids shmjld be plainly marked Proposal for i ERIC G ROSE,Stcretary, Board of Edncatk REMINDER GET AOEOUAf iPROTECTION FOR YOURVALUABLES AND PAPERS get maximum protection when you ptoimporm papen, jewelry, or other vaJttableiin a safe deposit box io our vauk Guard againstlo, theft, misplacement, and fire with a boathaVs low jo cost and conveniently accessibleto youMcPHERSON STATE BANKXi depoiita up to 10,000 foamed by our membtnMp in the Ftfaml Deposit Inswtnee Corporation19m Over t 8066 Plwtaty flfl iQualityUPLOW PRICKSi I ,N,Ijr, JWj WJ wm 1 llw Aiv i rrFVVv nettv Mr Z t Ay 1Cl fUBaTeavLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GROCERIES SHOESDRYGOODS IIIENNEDYS GENERAL STORE , AS LIGHT Mis Thomas Banner was a Thrackfioa fMst at the boo of MrsWa MePhersin IV of HowUxMr and Mrs Jo Griffith andSharon syeat Sundsvy with the Don Griffith family in Mt PleasantJoe Boras and wife Don Burnsand,wife , James Bums and 3 child ran of Ann Arbor and Sirs ThressaCoy were Sunday, guests at tinBay Burns home 20 members of Plnckney ChapterNo 145 OJSS attended the Friendship nigst at FowlerviUe FrinayMrs G W Latimer and daughterConaie,of Munith caalled on the Ash er Wylie family Sunday They have sole their farm and are moving toMason Sunday callers of Mr aad MmWilliam Shehan were Alex CarishDetroit and Billy Shehan of AnnArbor lbs Ioyd Headees entertainedthe Putnam Farm Bureau Friday night 18 were present A stork shower was given for Mrs JanetShehan jMrs Rene Millei a4 Mrs LoisLintner completed their Wednesdaynight extensioin course at the Michigan State Normal at Ypeilanti lastweekMarcia McCleer, daughter of tMr and Mrs Clyde McCleer ofGregory, has been cjiosen D A RI representative by Pinckney high school She is a senior ,14 boys left Howell Tuesday for vmilitary serviceThey were Leonard Barrett, PinQkney Robert Domdre, Fenton, Samuel Kxatz, EdwardGardner South Lyon Donald Fleet, Fowlervillft Glenn Waters, George Eghotz, Milford Sid Clark, CharlesI Potts, HoweIlClarence Sheffer, Er j nest Furiater, Richard Raeter, James Haas, Brighton MYRON HUGHES1CosipWe Use Plumbing Fiitsfesand Supplies v PHONE UP88114Electric, Oil and Gas HefComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell WMnstat We Service10 7 6 BASTWATtitPLUMBINGStanley fin kefi TRUCKSTRACTORS CARSRUSSELL D, SMITH CO f, MICH 1632nted by H W WYLIE i PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN PHONE 2sr sF 7 You warmer in Every ,VCJIA Completely Automatic ForcedAir Heating System,Powerful Builtin Automatic Forced Air Fan turns itself onaiid off circulate 13 more air than ordinarybeatar blowerGuorcinteedto Save J3to 12 On FuelELECTRICCLOTHES DRYER your Daolsf w Detroit New FurnaceType 4wayHeatExtractor 156more heat radiating surface reduces chimney heat loss up to48 Patented aulomatirAir Feed supplies correct amountof air to burner at all times givte highest possible burning ffid turns smoke intoPLUS 15s other outstanding features that make the QuakerSupreme today most modam Oil Heater It is so goodthat Quaker hii T differentpatents 00 it 1fillillbits,SPECIALS GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES IEEF CHUCK ROASTS,Lb 35cMOPStb 52cWIASTSIA 35cCUSTOM SLAUGHTERING DONE4, jr 21Symptoms oT Distress Arkg UoSTSMACN ULCERS EXCESS ACIbRMFWtNOCOSV 7,JONES DRUG STORE To early buyers of aMW QUAKER Supreme HeaterMINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELLTIMIOSTATDAYNIGHT THIRMOSTATAnitMe timer and thermostat Automationally turns your heater down at night automatically turns it op to the morning at the time desired Mftntifrif even temperatureall during day Night ejtbtck saves iron 10 to 20 on fu3T 0ISAVES10 to 20 on hnlwhlh you skip , VI RVJYtt, iff yoor frt wHb fht eorfy pvrcHoM of CKfttttsj Suppvms OW Hsfltsf A fsjHrtrvstp0ttT ajtsr DUfPAVCelACTIO N CLEANE Ry f Nw w cleane r everybod yTM9 wWM fl f dtO W DOW N PAYMIN TIAS Y HRM S r Teoaofc y wa tao , cotder t PROFESSIONAL COiM Bpaolow v mi FkafJBMo r fisnttanumAo n t o Rev aa d Mr D C littl e a r Ffiffa v M 1Tnsoda y a aoa f V J s W H M sw sB t Smit h i decoratin g th e in Fteknty, Mkfaigft Ho f th e epoj a houoe , roil y 110 0 A M t o 20 0 P M Excep t Wednesda y sTues , Frt 70 0 t o 0 6 P I t7 L Andrew s attende d ftChab tThi s iaau e carrie s ft lette r writtea 1Bofcer t StackaU e fro m London, JBncland Jaar y Broga n entertaine d th edChajMDt Clu b a t he r born e Tuesday Bon k t o Hair y Jacob s an d wif e o fPlainJkl d Ja n 1 4 a son A windstor m la thi s are a di d som e4UMMHMMINIttMIV I Or 1R fcCtosfceyDBNTISf r112 H N Michiga n Ave Tetejftones Offic e 93 5Residenc e 81 4Evening s b y Appointmen tH o well , Michiga n Rfcer TVSalwServk eTh e A i Frefcc o Clu b me t a t th eJea n M Harri s born e Saturda y aite Glen n Gardne r resigne d a s president an d Wil l Duanin g succeede d himJ n Vth e conondrtu n contes t Nelli e a d r Grac e Gardne r tied Th e bubbl e rac ewa s wo n b y Leli a Monk s an d Fre dLetand Th e nex t meetin g i s a t th e RADIO ft TELEVISIO N MsVYIC BPromp t aa d Coartoom tPhon e UfWi U i Weaote rflactaoy , Mtcaiya aFUNERA L HOME DO R G Swarttw wDirecto rModer n Equipmen tAiuuulanc e Servic ePHON E U I 8317 2Le eInsuranc eP I A VD M Monk s hor n Jan 28 t Th e Farmer 48 Clu b mee t a t th e HE Swarthou t hom e Saturday Th e followin g ar e o n th e program Mrs Georg e VanHorn , Haste l WMtlock ,Mr s Gu y Halt , Mrs E W XoaaaAjr, j1en n Smith , Fann y SwarthoutJoh nChambers , Florenc e Kite , E d Me MeCluskey , Carlteto n Barnar d aa d phon e 1561 WFer n Hendee LYLK W MUN8EL L A88QCIAT BREGI1TJBFI LAN D Fred C Reitfkltoff , 8f ,OPTOMEfkiriT 12 0 W6s t Gran d Riv wUiydHswIe tLivestoc k Haulin gWeekl y Trip e Mad e t o Detrol Genera l Truckin g PBON E U P ii4 ts t i n an d ve r U , Mkhiga aRen e Haine a un d Herber t Shoade nwil l b e marrie d a t St Mary sJ Churc h Fe b 5 Mr Don Burn s gav ea showe r fo r he r las t week WANTEDExperience dressmak in g an d sewing i n general , reason abl e late s 204 2 Bea n tele y Roa dPhon e U P 8332 9 LjrU W Muipeii ,Auctionee r gComplet e Insuranc ePHON EBsr i Wyli eGal l Fowh rvill 226F6I T o Lessons i n Aruold Berquis t CemefenfMwaerielePrice s Yo u Ca n Affor d T Ht tMilfoid , Michiga nMIHor d granit e Weffc eRaa Ettat tHrm8 , Homes ,St , Howell Mrs Mari e Wen kPhon e 937 R 1 Watcher Welc hADVS TH E LAVET f HARDWAR E FOR SALE 194 7 Buic k Roa d Mas te r tw o door , Goo d condition,Reas onabl e 160 Marvi n Light 85 8 Eas t Mai n U Pinckney , Phon e U P 8 6671 PAl , OAT 1 T7T n uu F0R SALEMixe d bale d ha yFO R SAL E 104 1 Dodg e wit h a ba ,e Legter Mt Afe ecellen t runnin g motor , radiato r lik e 41 jg jjg g Eastnew , lef t fron t whee l damagedCom A , plet e 2800 Als o 194 1 Dod e pic k WANTLDBoo m am i Boar d b ,truck 1 ton , run s good i W ow lad V Adrjs s Bo x 4 Pinckney , Michiga n Your Popert v Hlt b a fUaral d Rea m ,broke r 20J Nort hPHON E U P 4414 6FO R SALEA1 1 Stee l Furnac e com plet e wit h 2 set s o f grate a an di Delc o oi l converte d heate r i n perfec tI runninj f condition 100 0 831 8 Thursto n fioad, corner o f D 1 tg r TownHaf c an d SjV T , ik e Rd ,I FAR M FO R SAL V Afte r ea e an don e quarte r 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soninaw were initiated into the Ordert Charles Eiflcle and wife of Fowlerville called on Mrs Emma Vollmpr Sumfay Mrs Helen Miller and daughtersattended the funeral of her fatherlw, Louis Miller, at ITuron,OMo, 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 January 26, 1955 Description An account of the resource January 26, 1955 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 1955-01-26 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0ba0945ec1598eded197c429877eafbd.pdf d54b75a40fcead542d47c11dd71296bf 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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Charea4 W Winger, PastorJfcfetol 980 a m Worahip 1045 a m, it prayer meetingchurch at 800eheir practice 780 p mft ChurchWatt between Main and Ua4flla Sireett1 WorahipGroup ServicePrayer Meetingir Practice Wedloir Practice Wed BAPTISTMettreger Ra, Mortage Lake Larry MattU, Pastor fHefcoel 1000 A MWorship 1046 A Ji TM P MIM r CURBENJElementary School8BCONDRose Marie Veder goldfish diedMarilyn Singer has a new book,Susieg New Stove Perry Morgans father has somepictures of their Florida tripDavid Shirey was 8 years old onTuesday Roger Bonner led in singled in singing Happy BiithaayMrs Shirty bougrht ice cream forus Judyson Sarah McMarken has a new coatan hat She had a ride on an eleva tor for the first time Our reading groups have finished nold visited Kathy Rea General DoagJaf MacArtbmr al speech in Los Anel, Caliiwek where a tatuveidt in a parkb named for hte,culled for aa end to all wart Thisw rather qeueuel comiaghimHi father was a gemeral befeMhim and he was rmimd arvycamps and post, from the time be graduated at West Poiite he hatknown nothing hot army life If ithad not been for the army and thestate of prepandness U, which weare obliged tojve he jigkt aeverhave been heard of Everybody is against war hut their attitude lasimilar to that of the Uwt Preeideattheir first books and started new Coolidges preacher who wa merlyones against sin The Leagtfe of ttatieaaWe had film strips on Animas wa8 organized to ebotiah wnrAround the World and Animals failed Homes Tuesday anl Wednesday butm,70 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p m P ui Vedders dog was hita newKathy Shettelroe has anhed picture of Roy Refers Rose Marieby bus Robert Seefeki inventedtype of hand puppet j Mary Cosgray and Judy Reynolds8 years old Tuesday Roger Bonncrie in Perryplayeria, v i Happy BirthdayMorgan has a new record Ludwi went to DetroitHer grand mother spent Sun1 herTHIRD GRAI a So has the United NatioasThen there hav been many disarmment conferences but war stillflourishes in various parts of world and the greater part of tfae taxes people pay go Jo pay for pastwars prepare Ua,future oaesWe will also have the draft with u fefyears to come and thepeopla gfato prefer it to universal milittry training Gen Mac Arthurs gpaschwas fonti dreamy mirage, devetadlfto be wishedfor but H is deubtfuif a plan to achieve it will ever beRevisedTheQUOTES 25 YEARS AflO m10,000 ,000 acres of timber to bestate landthia winter willPan immense amount of food deer Most of it is aspento befused in paper making Of the 10,000 guattionairs sent tofer defeated Nortaville Friday I to IPinckney high schoot lost to StMarys of Chefeea 20 to 16but aiacehave beaten both Dexter and SotrthLyoaPatsy, a 3 act comedy will be iFraak Clark and wife of Milfoicliaie Ttkursdwy tueata at theWin afoo aHmghn homeMr and Mrs Lynn Hendee andJUr MSd Mr Rex Hendee spent Sun y with Gae Hendee and wifeJoha TjiltflBfari and daughter, Nanck t Sunday at thehome of Ann Arborof the jmT Sr MicWgaa Thoro,,ed Turf Club hiehouse last Wednes,lay She beeft organized, ha acquired land MM umaly , in Macomb county and nw eks a Miku JMunmer hear over TV that, iioen9e to operte a racf to k jnftns need clothiiqrblnnkot, and iar to the ones ,at ,Northville,Hatel a u u u J Park and JD whe parimuttalDiane Schemesbrothers ia gettj heiiing ig aUawA A staU seaaUino mnrriwi Saturday I committee turned down their tt,Larry and Sharon Baerwald help quest on the gToyind tfatfd put out a fire race tracka 4thwas not needed ja Miching home10,000 post cards will besmall gmme hunters for a poll to betakeat Archers will also be polled deer hunters 6500 have been return Put n at the comunity haU Fe 3by St Josephs Dramatic CltaV ofcards will be sent Howell under ausplcea of St ChurchPinckney Independents lost to theBroadway Leaders of AnnO B 8 CALENDAR FEBRUARY Feb 4 Regular meetingFeb ItSweetheart Party at Uof M Fresh Air CampOES will Saturday 26 to 85Don Swartlpvthad 19 points rfor Pinckney Earl Baugha is progressing nicely with his canal at Portage lakefumtsii meat Bring your own table When completed he will ha 4 service and a dish to pass Feb 18Special initiation 8 pmFeb ft4Spaghetti Supper at theMasonic Hall for 600 to 800 pm 100 for adults, children 75caad games for those whoto play after supper Proceedsto go to W G Matrons Heart Pro ect Midge Miller, Sec new lake lots to sellS H Carr finished filling hia twoice houses here and one at Portsjfe Lake Jast week The iee is 111 imefcetthick lThe oil well on the OimdaJl faimjnorth of Howell was abot Friday batdid not bring in oil Taey are tfiia 100 feet but will go ifford1 JktVell Sunday whre Clifford2 honied, with the Mason Shoe team2 Lester McAfee and wife entertaina ed Wray Hinekley and wife and VauHorn and wife at dinner Georfce Colones father Ifrom the hospital Judy Hainea has a new dressShehas some horses, a cowboy ami an fttHian yfrChqiuitas brother wakes her upin the morning1 FOURTH UKADV J Wo hayeoniwhaita fpJK, butin noanfabout fcskimn, FredeHek Crudder was the only one in, the class to get all answers ritfh4 in our problem solviiy test, Anita Clark only missed one that the senate committeeTwas influenced by the Mieiiifaa RiagAssociation whicb control the other 1 tracks and refused to bearnew racing associatethem to present any evidenceThe supemsori of Michiganin convention at Lansing last weeka in speaker IJL Rep YaaVaQtefcburg, speaker of the houae Bedamned Gov WilliamB for a big spendingWi E,lott both gamtt to Brittea las fefcfc, TfttVar 93 to44PRIMARY SCHOOL FUNDThe Michigan Bell TelephoneCompanys payment to the stateprisjary school fun was the law tat companyg history and thecompany was the biggest contribut or in 964 The amount paid was wm t0B5QP TM exceeded thepaymeasr of the railroads, express telegraph and other companies whopay into this fund Of this amount the Pinckney school got 2,646 Thetotal to all the schools in the county waa S1,65 The school census onwhich the payment was baaed was184 in Pinekney and 7,284 in the Bom to Gayle Johnson and wifeof Detroit Jan 11 a daafhttzJohn Btseie ha goneto New Jersy to work for his brother Hit mother, Mrs Emma Bistlt it tthe Joe Eisele home at FewlerviUtJames Tiplady of Detroit fell the ice last week and broke his legMr Wilson of Portage Lake is trying to get the property owaettalong the seven mile waterway Zukey to Portage Lake tow M vaawaavw avavmar lasaKthe route He says tae coat spreadover all of them would at aUght S5, aUslat70, FWIerviUtryJt,Maaf ieste 74, South Lyoa 69ftaatmhter U Byv111e M WiUaiverahrU, MrthdayUn Harold Franklin ofspent Sunday at the Bill Sa Ifcrlea of Cohoctah HowellBaughnwas a McA IarryMr Ralph Hull attended a Home review test in spoilingKathy iustafson andBeatii were sick last week, FIFTH GRADESpelling winners wereWylie and Bob Horner, Runners up Claudia Garr and Donny Ackley We finished our movie, about our way dept and thealways the oner requesting qecfunds and they were ftvpporteouayI persons who tend to gia ayKavJ ptKJinK That the colleges yG 1,000,000 a year recruitingVENISON BANQUHejath child in the county betweenIM ages of 5 and 19 years There are 850 former employeesef the Michigan Befl Company H on peaaion About 175 live outM the atate California and Florida wing most a them The pjeasioii was start ia HIS and fia compulsory at S6 yeanIt may occur before if certain coaditJOBS iare met At leastemte a mooth there ia a meeting efintioaafm Tne Mk Bell alto raak a ragvlar virits to aenaioMra, Ta Doyle Templetons of Keego te apant Sunday at the Albeit,Charles Battle family have AcWeyi afarrmawt IIW Maith of Dimes House to hare Tkarariay nigmtVk flaw afttkao the NewLIB Ah Y NWW1Red Jfuraey Back by Cross Living Dangerously by Chapman,Both are for older boys M1W C KIWANI830 members of the Dexter Eiwanis Qub met with the Pinetoey clotTuesday night Joan Jfeey led in singing with Abbie ClarJt at the piano Pictures of Yellewitoaeal Park were Matrak Gftfftef UragsWLedge Ne 7 M will be tid at thescbtel w en 3ataMar,W Bxtennion meetinjf at Howell Friday I reading gtofies, ourcharts and ourHome Sweet Home stories5 of our boys attended an urchprymeeting at Howell Teachers institute is TuesdayWehope the teachers have a good time We are starting a unit on Michigan We hope to pet a good workout on itLavey andwife left Thursday We are working on double divU stay in FkrldaThe1 ion arithmeticstaying at the Maries brought some German paaome I pvrA to school and we are comparingaita Shirey spent Sunday with notes and values in money wTtttlth 8IITH GRADE, In spelling tests Thursday CarolARRIJPU IN JAPAN Miller was the winner and Noel received a letter from Rose runner up Susan 1Belle wonThe Keith Bradburys of Chelseawere ftanday guests at the L JHenry home,Meadamea Harold Rady and Leatar IfeAiee caDtd oa the formersfather, Mr Eiopelle, in Detroit lastweek who is ifi run tcure for more funds on the pleaare overcrowed H told the snjtr visors to go flow OR QfCgPtilaTi fstate equalized valuatijtiK ae aproperty tax maybe fa the el D Markle of the aation who also gpokc did not afawith himHe said a hyfher vhUk2tAdoes not mean a higher tax Tfetffft is the rate that determines tae tfXThe supervisora went oa record tinfavor of a 2c gas tax for, purposesUs daugter, Mrs Margaret Curlett one awhile agoYoung skis week from Toyko,Japan Friday we had a SO word spelling d t All did ll We are probbjy nearer awar right now than anyeaealhough it may be anand her 2 daughters had teat All did wellarrived jafely They had a ttormy We are going to start a teaching land Hie thip was 6 days or unit Monday Rusty VanNormun andThey Jjhre, in a Japanese Chuck Willis are the first teachers have a Japantue maid ser and the subject is CanaeKamf plitredvetiem IMstinguished Ctaitsaenof Haaaat and a ilifht earthquake sinceAt tion war and a stalemate, similar toone in Korea The presjdiSttt httaJM up by congvesM is rusaiag piaata,i ships and men from tne Mlipttft, Okinawa, other bases toto keep Chuing Kai Chek froming overwhelmed Formosa iaered one of our main bases aa Hin line with the other islandwe hold,, It is planned to many of the islands neartike Cainese mainland to the Reds se we aconcentrate our force8omt atilitaft men do not agree with thia as it the Reds nearbyLast week the Pinckney 8th graders beat the Dexter 8th graders j which to stage raids on there 45 to 41Dennie Clark, had 11, supposed to helpOlea AitSnbject Maddaae StralULADCES MISSIONARY Tuesday evening the Ladleitaary Society of tha People drarea met with Mrs Keith Raegsefger20 members and 2 guests were anev eat Mrs Lloyd WeUmaa led tae delttiOM raiding fr the scriatart1 regartingPersoosa Soul Wiwtaff J1 Mrs Lucille Shirey had charge efthe program Rafteaamoats wereis withTae secretary has tMceta te tatF WilTU MOTatBlf CLUBtie atttatgt Qb of tfctrl4asjawyeervet The next meetinglire Merwia 1at AArfek, Itk at m m ferit at tfce itaidali fat tevaHttjtarajetu fer the rear TWsioeJal oit Wt a wecanf 9WY BUILDINGboard of supervisors there 45 to UDenne , h , pHew all last week the points for inckney, Dick Kennedy oate his men from tiie aMng the Citens 9 and Tom Cough 8 Others on the ebandoned but oa a,Jtaafru Jrtflftt boildlng teamere Don Singer Ed Brown,1 start a shooting war Tja coarthouae was discuaa Fred Berry The Pinckney 7th grad ticklish job and if J Ji nii for county offices, ers lost 58 to 1 ny casualittesj ft will fce aia 100,000 The county A VALENTINE SQUARE, DANCEA Valentine Square Dance willtaew CHiaene are movbuilding on Westtlaad Oeat Feb 7 Van CALENDARVenison ban at the school,ef tetrnetloB atfet 19 jMaWork in FC deDak Meabon aaa ftt toI eota to visit hia navy yHit Lariat 1 tats Slate your ttyM Oa tpdfttr this date, FebruaryforwtfM Wife att saeved ia be held at the Pinckney Gym February 12 from 8 to 11 p mMr Davisi the caller There will be a specialmusical entertainment at intermits acleion, also refreshments for sale All4H members and neighbors welcome Admission 26c anl 10cHANDLHAMMER FRThere have been tome dropouts inthe Handicraft We start paintingthia menth KarJ Burg Scribe3ft neighbors gathered at the John It came up ai theirurg home Sunday night to honor but no action waatha Louis Haydu family who g moving e tha Harold True iam at tot The controversypay awarded Judge Willis Lares Iythe county board ef stinnjam Itrather confusing In thethe late Jufeevoted 750 extra pay by tkeof supervisora Altar board rednded it Thethat the board could tttrattt titsalary of an iav1Mthe raise applied te, the offletcould not cut ahe was la oMnsupervisors didiKING dmcvtrat fee D 1L Monksnany folks y, TWfsjday Pee 2 1line Darnell aad De Deryee lsEHI8 Jfi MI, LOWthat own aaautomatic clothes dryerautomatic dryer saves tons of f, miles of walking, cuts sprintims to zero and ironing timefehalf relectric rangealso buy anelectric dryerPan Waal experience with an electricraufi hat pfd to them that Om way it the clean wayf Friday, Saturday, Fob 4, 5t fUafci FeatureNEIGHBORING NOTESTATTLE QUBEtf OP MONTANAit costIDUCH tOaclothes dryeralefc fad clches dryer operatelor just pat wt i a lay save houn Whichelectric clothesdryer is tti BEST 8ee your dealer or atop in at Detroit Edieon for comparative data and davearigrffre literature that will help youA Baftera gtaawyek,v InMi and Mrs Dewey Bruiser ofGrocery hen tone tonortfaY The Stockbridco Vlaje councilkadi is wanted I the now high lateheel gyak TO I011 isue ted for school Additions was 6650 j TABAN, THB APE MAN Don JBodkina of Finckney is I pat lent at Vetemna hoepitaJ, Ann Ar SsAiay, Monday, Febraary 6, 7 bor, J k Matinee Sanday alt p sfc coat Seven contractors have submitt Tony Cmrtfai and Gloria DeHavenod bfcfc4or the new Dexter willagrelire hall The Dexter fire deptanswered 74eas hut year The Ward Tuppers of Dexter have returned from a trip to New Orleans aad points south The Chelsea Agriculture schoolboard has voted to ban all popilewho do not reside in the district i Hie Chelsea CongM Church hsrajfced 80,000 in pledges for their40,060 addition Kftnneth Livingston of Chelsea FrfJay, 8aUreay, FeW 4, Sudsy Msedty, FebraatyHuepfcrey Bj A aatfXevetty SABRINATees WeU Taariu Fea, M B STUDENT PEINCKOaesnatete and GalesMSO inTHISte Technicolor Aan Blyta, Bdntnnd Purees Jetafriekaen, Loeis Caften, Matvpt Gweea, Marie UnasNerehfWedV Thare Febjtefc Webb and lien Alexandera 31 inch pike last week onCavanaugh Lake Perry Miles, cofoumfer of theVagabond Coach Go at New Hudsondied at his home there last week, Wm McPherson IV of HoweU isthe new president of the PortageTrails Boy Scout Council The Marine Bar at Brighton donated all their receipts from IS to t p m Saturday to the polio fund , In circuit court last week Kenneth Deaton, 18, who stabbed Ivan Davis of Fowlerville last July wasfined 160 and given 2 years ia Jail Royal Kellenberger was given a divorce from Anev Kellenberger, bor THANKfl FOR TH1 PSOOPor TOUEOOODWe want oar eostomera to knewthey are saying to other people our servieet Hie rsittH fa nemuch we appxedate the kind gratifying indeed,tomers and new businoatJi very We pledge yon oar oontfaned etterli1 to eam food wilL from yon and ft verybody who comes to m oa yemrecomtndation Rrt Nanensl Bankperatlen aad Federal Dipsattaaet Ceraerallea, AJUeioeJti faeved Op leEff PUB THANKSto NMCOLLEGE OF AGRICULTUIIMICHIGAN STATE COLIISI 100 yeorc ofka to the farmers of IhUWe look fwww4 UFARMfIS9 WEEK 7ll ttM aaaW WaM WSBT laay w 90Wwt aajaaj ajpaj FBBJ KSaSBSJSjajaBBIof the CoMeoe of AJcyMwM to teeN oeeetnew development, and iMproved teelheeii la Hie fteJ of dairying wnMld aoos ke COMO letfie milk producing formeMef BW Stett at o resell offbe uarch, txperimental end idyoiilleael woak ef IhoCeseee of Agvltwre TMs organlioXoa efaairy famers is happy ejer Us evt k Hn KK years ef operationMICHIGAN MKK PROOUCSS ASSOCIATION, L Kr is from Rex ShiarJ x an Harrisontromt41tian Tay4or iGoorge McQueen fxom TuscoIaedunty is the new county agrieult ur agent i After Jan 31, 1955, all new driv ers must furnish birth certiflatos Born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Mo AcAtee Betty Isham of Milford, Notes of 48 Years Af 1 Floyd Randall is now committeei hM at Joi hoapij Ana clerk in the state senate at LaasintJ for gpiRA troubleFred Campbell and Floris Moran Tbe 8tate aid mOny , Mare attending business coHege m apportioned for January HowAnn Arbor eU 21,12196, Brighton 186,482,John Cadwell tipped over his Powlerville 17,418, Hartianddoubte carriage whUe coming home 27,726, Pinckney 8,839, HamburgaVfrom Lakeland in a oow storm tht 2,235,other night Th ovi school is building an 1Roy Pacey, 14, son of Mr and10 room school to cost 800,000Mrs N Pacey, died Sunday The Fowaerviile fire hall is being The Maccabees play, A Wife ia remoMed larger doors are being Peril drew a big crowd at the opi put m for e new fipe era house Friday night They dear the oldjaU remodblled into an of ed 40 Finneys colored orchestra fa for the justice of peace of Detroit who played for the dance , ,charged 60 Mr ad Mrs Jay Brfeham eifLeo Lavey is working in George Grass Lake, former Ohubba Comers rReasons hardware store residents who have been visiting Miss Franc Burch it teaching their daughter Ih Arisona went onspeech ia the high school at Hunting to CalifornU to visit her DTOther,ton, Indiana Frtd Mortenson WhHe there UnRev G W Mylne who is preach Brigham suffered a, stroke Hling in Laingiiburg ia stiU keeptef daughter, Mrs Florence Mother of his room in Pinckney Feradale went out and got her andHomes, the hypnotist aad miaj ghe ia now at the Ufter hornAuction eacdtSALESMANSName aad A4dtauJACK HANNEHPflONB UT t T ft Born to Mr And MravThoa CUriDoris Ryan of Ann Arbor Jan, tta 7 lb 1 ox daughter, Lynn Marie at St Joe hospital43 members of the English cleates of Mrs Helen Miller andBird went to South Lyon insrhool bus Thursday to see a pictureJulius CaesarThe ban on the 6 G Murrayfarm on Cedar Lake Road burned to the ground Saturday BUSY PEOPLElike Banking Sy Mail Folks who hve to make every irinutemuni arethe ones who most enjoy jhe convenieri c of outbaokbymail plan Of course, we like to see ourfriends and neighbors stop in the office but ii yourpinched for time, do your banking by n Usethis easy way to make deposits to your ssing oxchecking account Ask for a bankbymail envelopethe next time youre in, er phone or write, andweU sene k to you4Mi i SPECIALSPOCERIES AND VEGETABLES AND HEIFER As I am leaving Pmckney I wU tell my pproperty at Public Anctioit at my home at 147 j North HoweH Street Pbckiiey on SATURDAY FEBITUARY 5th 1955 StarU at 12i30 P THE McPHERSON STATE BANK AD deposits up to 16,000 Insured by our membership in Federal Deposit fasuranotOver Blhty Tearsxrtuintr x Three Piece Lmnf Rosai SnMeOne Electric Range, fed caribou One Electric RefrifcraterOne Electric Wubiof Mcne wkh Tabi One XM Heating Steve with Fan Several Tablet and Chain One Buffet Two Rodrinf CatirtBed Springs and Matbrejs Side Bovd Garden and Carpenter ToilsCooking Utansls DisW Oockiand many otker Wagoners GoceryQuality MechandiseLOWif T f tV tuiViy j ,i3r rVStoreLINGERIECANNED GOODS GROCERIES a no oat toLejke Thursday nigat in A cottage mi emMNJMgtr to Levern Kelly of YpeilaaUThe George Hanks tmmij at Fortaf Lake wee Ja Florida teat week IWyaisa visited their daughter,Beverly at Bob Jones Universityis North Carottna Mn Esther Gordon of Beolah uIs visiting Mr and Mrs FlAwrence MYRON HUGHES1Complete Lite Plumbiagand Supplies fElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters D rGENTS FURNISHINGS SHOESDRYGOODSKENNEDYS GENEKAL STORE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IronWINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY Phone 284 KoweNALUMINUM COMBINATION ITOKM WINDOWS ono1 SCREENSCHICK THtSISetfSteWftg, No Chang Mff New Tenseft Stoed Permanente Mad To OrderTo OporafoON INITIAL COST , HIAT ANMAtKTINANCfMANUFACTURED TO FIT YOUR OWNV WINDOWS e DIRICT SIRV1CI PROM THI FACTORY TO YOU fas taao Mr and Mrs Barney Wilson anlItr and Mrs Ed Johnson, Judgeand Mrs Hiram Smith and MrsMteTeeple of Howeil attended the pancake supper at the Masonic temple Saturday nightI Mis Rene Miller and daughter, , Carol, attended the Greek play,j Anttogae at the Ann Arbor Mas onic temple Friday night Gretchen Tasch spent the week end with Kay Kitchen at Rush LakeMr and Mrs Bob Tasch, Gretchenand Johnny called on Mrs AnnaTasch in Ann Arbor Sunday and onMr and Mrs Carlton Shauty Thelatter daughter is hi Egypt on a Fullbright scholarship She if curator in the archeology dept, Uftiversity of Michigan IThe James Murphy family of Plymouth spent Sunday at the ThomasMurphy home Rev Winger, Lonnie VaaSlambrook and Herman Vedder attended the dedication of a new addition tothe Dundee Coagl Church SundayFloyd Hammond and wife of Laaeing were Sunday guests at the Clyde Fisher home Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel andMr and Mn W F Close spent Sun4ay at the Ernest Kew home in De tpoitI All the Marion 4H clubs sponsor ed idaace at the Marion town House Saturday nightd MaasOttoPoolson and Loratta Schafer played Bitty Shehan of Ann Arbor calledat the Wm Shehan home Sunday Geae Dinkel sad wife of Detroitcalled at the Albert Dinkel home on Wednesday Mra Ethel SpsOut arrived homefrom Florida Sunday where she spent 2 weeks She came by plane The Ray Lavey family called atBen White home Sunday Also MrsRuth Bidwell and family of Brigh ton Mrs Bidwell is home after twoweeks spent in St Joe hospital, AnnArbor John Paul Waxe has been discharged from the service and hag enroll ed in Wayne Uversity, Detroit Brandon White, recently out of theservice has enrolled at the Univer sity of Michigan 17 tickets were sold at the pancake supper at the Masonic hall Saturday night sponsored by the Livingsten County Shrine Club and Living ingston Lodge The Pillsbury FlourCompany sent two chefs out who baked the pancakes, sausage, coffeeand pie was also served John Cologne returned home fromStJoe hospital, Ann Arbor Fridav Complete Line of Pants SIWe Self W Install WeSenrteePHONE UP8S1U 117 1 BAFTWATER SYSTEM PLUMBINGStanley DinkelTRUCKS TRACTORSRUSSELL D SMITH COe WF,, MICH PH IMSPresented by H W WYUI I PINCKNEY MICHIGAN PHOM IS AUHEATESTOil r W to mlPHILLIP GENIijLEAJumlnsa Deon, Wtefewt Pinckney, MkhlgiFrom where I sit Joe Marsh A Winner Every TimerLast Trite at enr bigvbaketIkell gem with Ciaterville I sat heir to s lielapkiiir old man iCeRfenrJlteIiad thhiflrs their waytie aVst half ad he cheeredewyetere ffi6iy madeBut our boys began to catchUp Then Stretch Brown put usla the lead With a long set shot, ad I noticed thathe old fellow tebtin for onr srdeWhat tesSfarV I demanded is on my team Root for the indlvidual likeJa and you 11 always back a winnertMFrom where I sit, maybe k Isa good Idea tc keep our eye emthe individual, lantead of eate msticstly groaping him m teesasyoure for or sgsinst WereU indiriduak st heart, with eatlikes am dislikes oor right teprefer tt to coffee or seer at rffht te Mblew Kep You Warmer in Every RoomA Completely Automatic ForcedAir Heating System,Powerful Builtin Automatic Forced Air Fan turns itself on and off circulates 13 more air than ordinaryheeiaj hiowerGuaranteed to Save I 3to 12 On FuelNew FurnaceType 4wayHesBxtractor 156mora htat radiating surface reduoai chimney heat loss up to48 Patented automatic Air Feed luppliea correct amountof dr to burner at all times Hfhttf possible burning turns smoke into KUS 15 other outstanding fcatm that maka the Quakerupmur todaya most moda Oil Heater, ft to so good Maat Quaker Mm 7 different ,IxTtfi sDealer Ad Ko 21 1 fron,SyBJVtjia af Distreas ASTMMCN ULCERSIXCES8 ACIDOft MO COSthe wjrfstje whea asyoM triesw To early buyers of amm QUAKER Supreme HeaterMiNNIAPOLIf HONEYWILLTUMOSTATDAYHICHT THERMOSTATAHinone timer and aharmoatat Automatically turns your heater down at night autooatkally turns it op IB the morning at tha time desired Maintain even temperatureall during day Night aftVbadt saves from 10 to 20 on tST lMSAWS10 to 20 M AMwhih yoa shopin, W yoor free with m early awrthase Quaker luprtwe Oil Heater A smell depotlt wWhw liaii 0 Hat md heater fat toWeUjes my owvteam I fiJpld that does good jobV DRUGSTORE vv te , rliSiSii , , , ,, , UNCtNEY DISPATCHnow l LOCAINEWSEugene Sack, son e Mr and MrsLous aeh of Ptodpaey ha beenpromoted to corjoral at Fort Canon, Colorado, in the 13th infantry regiment He is fireman Qet west m the army in April 1963 and trailed at Camp Atterirory, Indiana The Andrew Campbell familyspent Stmdsy at the Gku IJBgkyhome, honoring Gleadas 12th birth THEPROFESSIONALTheon a brand newTtiPlEACTION CLEANER MwMltSComplete withcleaning tools f MrVand Mrs Wayne AtLee write frwr Belray Beach, Florida that it has bee cold there aad they have towear coats and have a fire The Lawrence baoghn family attended the G W Latimer auction atMnsath Saturday Rex Sakett and James Lunsfordof Detroit caed at tre F L CarhburnI home Saturday 1 The following from here attendedf the mttk meeting at FowlcrviJle n Friday night Ralph Hall, Albert Dinkel, Lynn Hendee, Loyd HeTtrieej and Mr Vanrfervent j Born to Robert Wyroff and wifeat McPherson hospital Jan 27 adaughter The Dick Singer family went back to Penn Tuesday He plans to reen list in the air corpLavem Clark was in Milan Sunj Pincknty, MichiganTaily 1100 A M to 200 P MExcept WednesdaysMon, Tues, Frl, Sat, 700 io 800 PMDr 6 R McCteskey DENTIST2Vi N Michigan Ave TelephonesOffice 935 Residence S14s by AppointmentHowell, MifhianLee LavdyemMa Inuu I V P 83121 titter TVSakSerfkeKADiO TELEVISION BBWCBPIMM UP SWFUNERAL HOMEIW pe wWSIIIMPSI Director,Modem Equipment S8f,LAY GORDONLVI F W MUNSELL ASSOCIATE f O I AND PHONE U F 83172Frtd C OPTOMETRIST120 West Grand Rivr Howell, MichiganXioyil HMM Livestock HaulingWeekly Tripe Made to Dttroi General TruckingPHONE U P MMTDR CAfPAU1 OPTOMETRISTEy ExaminationWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chilson Road, Vimi N of M36 Phone Brighton AC 74431 21112 ,s, LrPhone 1551W U IAle W Man, , RiverMichtgascUUWANTEDExperienced dressmaking and sewing in general, reasonable lates 2042 Beard si ey Roadihone UP 88329 AuctioneerKarri Sals A i mltyBar WylieCall Fowlrvillu 226Ft Complere Insurance GoYtrffPHONE UPStlttI1 Mlfamous cleaner everybodykwseverybody wontsLOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS ONLY A HOOVER sets the deepdown rug dirt put because only aHoover beats, at it ueep, as itoUmtt,If you want to keep your rugs MSBand bright, free of germa Jnmof motM end save money ow theCIMUM that will do it, take ad ran tag of this pedal offer now Geta brand sew Hoover TripleActbmcleaner complete with cleaning tootfor the prict f aW eUaner alonThis off 1 Ikbbth big offerGorry Moorfteflu about every Monday oaUl CBSTV network show WANTED To Give Lessons China Painting at 321 West Sibley St, Howell Mrs Marie Wenk I Phone 37R 1 Arnold Berquist 233 UnadUlo St PlcJtnev, Micm Watch Repairing Gold Staipi WaJcbej Wctch Pond3leweJHandmade Fater BlllfoM CemtteryPrices You Can Afford T Ha Milfoid, MlchicanMilford QranHe WotttReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake PronMi9 Buinesa Opportunities Your Property HIth MUaraldBroker 20 NorUiPHONE U P 84166 FR SALE1947 Buick Road Mas ter two door, iood conditionReas on able 1BO Marvin Lightj 808 East Mar Piuokney, PhoneUP 86671 CLASSiFEi AD VSTHE LAYEY HARDWAR FOR SALK1952 Plymouth Crtatland 4 d6or gedaqthe Paul Coawacar See Leonard Cook or call ManFOR SALETwc good siaeJ Eicc ket t2598 Wixom, Michtrie Chick Brooders, 500 sire and flMt ALE2nd duWJng, Jt on 300 slze Emery Hajnal I 50c a bale Mark NeshFOR SALE1941 Dodge with ex 124 Tiplady Rd,Pinckney UP 89924 cellent mhning motor, radiator like left front wheel damagedCom bUi ALL Jixud baled haynew,plete 2800 Also 1941 Dode pickup truck 1 ton, runs good 4500 9819 Thurston and Dxter TownHall Roads at Silver Lake Lespr McAfeeCOALTHAT BIN FILLED WITHPOCOHONTAS OR STOKER GOALNivered the Same Day Ordered e Stock of LuiiiUr fidBuilding SuppliesSherwin Williams Paint D E HOEY SONDEXTER HAMILTON 68119 1 will take in taxes at the Putnam town Halla bale4115 M36WANTEDRoonTm Be nd bjT widow lady Addrfhs Box 47 Pinckney, MtchJgwn FOR SALEROCK iiensUiissed oaive Phone UP 83359 one FOR SALEA11 Steel Fumade comoloto with 2 seta of grates andDelco oil converted heater in perfect running condition 1000,8318 ThurstoaRoad, corner of DTwn Hal1 nd Silvr ,FOR SALE Aftsr eae andquarter century of ownershipGrand OldLand MarkFOR SAIDinette Sfet Eleetrle tantly offered for sale, 260Range, Refrigerator, Rabbit Hutch known as The BehoHome Comfort Cook Stove and Stock farm, 46 aerasother furniture Phone UP ,R563 ticulars call or write H J Realtor, 336 1 Ana St, Ammb 8 Miehigaa Phone NOrmandyryuntil further Notice from 900 AM to 500 P MHOMER ABNEY PUTNAM TWP TREASPihckneys ,FRUITSMEATf VEGETABLESGROCERIESm FISH SupplUf Auto PCKGICBM Sbld andMr and Mrs, Louis Wagoner arhave gone to Fort Lauderdale, Florida George VanNorman was in Clveland, Ohio, last week Mrs Rene Miller has received heiteachers certified life certificate from the State of Michigan j PFC Beryl Lewis has received an f Ohhonorable discharge from the Unit land JQQd edtates Army and has put his uni ed, also orm in moth balls aiul hung up his READY MIXBT CON FORbination, Red Chaise LottQM Call UP 88229 Tudbraiidi2VkinGeorge VanSkiverFOR SALitdevisionWANTEDTVashings anacalled for and deliveredPhone HoweJl 1351 or XI FEMALE HBLP WAKWDPhonomph Com kjme typist Musttraiyht eopy work Phoae UP t97liHffLP WANtlDWoleral housework and lauiMrryPhone UP 89716 FOR SALESmall used Rev J W WinjrertixMDn f WANTEDTo buy corn in tfceearPiSdtTS dilSl Stanley Bates, phone UPMfPhon UP 83123 , Jokl MeNama ABEi AQTO PARTsVt WkMf IW phontHowdlEcuttGrand HowelL Pnone 1MFOR SAlJUjameawafS00 egg aapMltyt aleo lQPMPJUIY poultry batteries, and feedS00 bushel e octt tie1 the bin Phone Haaflton 64P67U8TZKO8 WANTBDJabuyiiif real eatett It gun and knapsack He served in IX JOkinawa with honor to himself and 4 TDaik west of Howdjl at 495U, Write of call foran ppolntaMBthiM7Mrs Howa,d Read talSfe BSBfr, Adrryier at the Botsford Inn, Claren TTTrnj ,nAn1cevifle Thursday LAY CO IKUUuHMr and Mrs George WUde sr partntja of Mrs Howard Read write Why Let Your Roof Wash, it4vjBretty cold at Fort Lauderdale See Us or Your EAVES TROUGH NEEDS Reliable, Honeat,CourUo Jefffcag Real Estate AK117uth Mich HowII M4 I FOR SALE Oil barrells atII MARKET PRICESIT YCOURTEOUS SERVICE MlivTEmma Vollmer spent 2 daysin Detroit last week with herdaughter , Mrs Clara Kennedy Union WRS callAna Arbor last week by the deathgf her sister, Mrg Elizabeth Hammond, the funeral was ThursdayTfea James Whitley family spentSunday with the John McGuire famin DetroitMr and Mrs Olin Robinson calledon the Leroy Famamg at iraytonPJats SundaylliWames Robert Read aad James WBitley were in Howell Saturday, Mrs John McGuire andj childrenof Detroit spent Friday with the James Whitley familyMrs, Olin Robinson is attending meeting of thepast matrons of the Tyria OES Chapter in Detro Way , Keit h Ledwidg e wa s hom e fro mth e seminar y a t Plymout h Soatlay Badk t LaRos a wa s hom e fro mSaftna w ove r th e weeken d wker eh e work s fo r th e itat highwa y ept vMrs Florenc e Bangh n an d Mr Ttanli b Mtii f tpffl t yrttfa y Wtt n, Mr s Mrio n Pearso n i n Howell V UGH NE EW E ALS O RETAI LFO B FRE E ESTIMAT E CAL LUp5 5 j g Pinekney Iphone UP 83136 d HIWTUietairt AMRXPhone UP 661Kenneth ZUJs of Ann AAorsyeatSoiRlay at the Mark Nash ORDER YOURCOAL Mil Your Bb Now at the Lower PriestPOGAHONTAS BLOCK CDAllBRIQUETS STOKER COAL,LlUPGIAL SOITCOAL FARMERS FEED it SUPPLY COIAHfs 4 J 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 February 02, 1955 Description An account of the resource February 02, 1955 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 1955-02-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bf3125362e9929f381c0c2cdec93c4a9.pdf 6df9dfb167b70e8e65339d53170965f9 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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Wm i ,, TJF , T tfK 79 TBS PINCKN1TftAlMichigans legislatureone went ahead to stay i starts to years beset by ghost ofold isus and the birth of new j w the the mam probtan Tupper Milea were The Pinekney firates were beat AlNBCHBNDfe3ten by the league leading Dexter Droadnftotftoi Friday night my a The aeon of 69 to 41 Piaey led for Haines, f th e firs t 2 minute s the n th e Dxead,Abe l Haine s o f Pinckne y to Heone taxpayersH i tcos t o f tdu p test year wit h ab t h d ah toe14 to 16 scor Do n3 , bert J B0DMr i A J Sehende n o fT had 6 , Ji m I in 0 p , T e brj s costum e waa asurplus btt t th e roa d ahea d i a ver ytey t ne y pay s Sout h Lyo n her e Feb 11, j , , ,Go Wnilam s progra m forcast 8 tfnekne y eee los t 5 3 j wit h ful l lengt ha MkK,00 0 deficit Th e to jim Knight MO Lonnie Huh TSL thl had IS and 11 point for the asoft drinks, hotel rooms Vtrsityit wants a orporat Ux The business r 0is due to be extended xnot raise nough money Hi ,i says no matter xP1 the tfoa8Umer Hollingaworth 0It in the long run H 0 h state polic e , J 0FG T P621 33 ral length , train Awit h wWt e sequi n crow achin g sequin i n th e boditf edress Sh e carrie d a n orchi dwhit e praye r boo k fo r a bTh e mai d o f honor ,Singer , siste r o f th e bride , wligh t blu e princes 8 styl eo f ballerin o lengt h an db t Wednesday, Februar y 9 , 195 Churc hMary s Catholi c Charc hRev Fr Alber t SCJUBIU , Pasto ri Sunda y Masse s 80 0 an d 100 0 ajn ,Noffa a devotions , Frida y evenin ga t 7t0 ons, Frida y evenin g afte rB Devotion an d Saturda y fro mt o 90 0 p m an d Sunda y be th 80 0 Mass 0th e gmaterial He r bouquet wa srose s an d carnation s wit hi n feathe r flower s o f th e sam e caf r a plimi t se t o f 6 B mile sbankin g Com Evelan dt k resource s reache d lajr t year , a n in , 13 7 millio n ove r 1953 socia l securit y legislatio n f mu benefit s i s ex Moshe rt y usnviv , Mile sTh e ffair Employmen t bil l woul demploye r fro m refusin ghir e o r fir e an y perso n o n acdt f race , colo r o r crfced jfr r to has lMtaea d FC r Tp to axUA d unemploymen t ben Wakefiel d 0fro m 8 to 51 weens The brides maids were , 6 6JHill and Alice SefcewU Varsity TG TP, Pinckne 7 H that of the matroti5 io i their flowers we5 10 ion wiu feather flow 1 The flower girls were1 3, Harding of4 16, Singer, Dexter and Catoury Meanonite CharchEar Eira Beachjr, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worabip 1000Sunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730ttage Fellowship Service800ilCfearch h W Winger, PastorSchool 930 a nu Worship 1045 a mBight prayer meetingat the church at 800 ir practice 730 p mtitles Charch eat between Main andtrnadillajtreeto Keith Rtfegegger, Pastorv Sunday School 945 m1 Sunday Worship 1100 a m 1 Youth GroupyeU 800 p m800 p m0 o ers were yellow md bronze mums L,LgjJ00 was his TC90 McGrefW C 1Iany Otherfor benefits and medicalor disabled worker isunfish found in aMichigan lakes arejcperhnnted with for theit of transplanting them toother lakes They are as big LavalliKrulr 0 in tiny baskets0 j Lawrence Schenden best man art0 brotbersr Matynfew and12 Schenden ushered They wore blue 8 suits with white buttomairs i WJ11 Miss Louise Bretz of Brigttfcn Wfa4 had charge of the guest book lw gj PU1 wedding breakfast and rcpSa0 were at Pine Ledgt Counfay Clcb 8 Brighton Th brides costume lorFG TP4 traveling was a navy bhM siiit t 11 with matching, f leather puVs andt g li shoes Both young people are grmou pe LakeEkneatsrySchstl Rhoda Baxters cow stepped 0Bchicken Don Pesola has a new bicycleLmda Rhodes visited in Ann Arbor this weekend Carol Tauriainens aunt and unclefrom Detroit visited them John Walton had company overnight Saturday We are so glad GaryluTTedge iaback in school again Florence Utley wilt be back thisweek too She was in the hospitalbut is better now Shirley Hileman has a new sweaterfor her dolLTHIRD GRADBeth Minock got a new baby brother last Saturday night His nameis Bruce Alan He weighed 6 pounds Don LaBeHe made a tomahawkJohn Wilson brought some piecesof turquoise and petrified wood toschoolThere was a fire at Donna Kellers last Thursday On Sunday Christine and Catherine Buda went to a ski towSECOND GRADlfiRicky Bloxom is is feeding birdsduring1 tho winter J0111 EU h An has a new ahirt andi Mn Ldder 1 new socksJimmy va trails father attendedA inceti i Detroit Tues evening, j Lilly lvy has new comba butsand m glovesMauaret Ackley brought siwo The press got ahold tf ftman interval story last weekwould lead one to believe wegone back to the old hickory slickschool days when a teachers statequalification was ability to Hek stuffing out of the pupils Hie dJ President Eisenhower deUveMi of jtheufiiojg jgajch itwas received over the radio at ftfcaReece, Michigan school lase WQgat, a 14 year old girl taM loud during the broadcast aa4it punishment saya she was tity tacopy the presidents entire fMkjfcin longhand 8he finished the ftbut it took 6 days There, weW 7700 words Then she wretrf a letterto the president rvprWvisg aimfor making such a long speechTkepresident sent har a letter atogy This mad the frontThe school principal did not rlishall this publicity H ays it is al Iwrong he told her to make am outline of the speech This i8 IecttSj the burn after the hrs is stolesfor its a fact that denials nevercatch up with the original itatfnent In our day the usual peMUy was to make the offender write aIwont whisper on the blackboard HOTA couple of weeks ago the legislature was asked to pass a bill to require th iUnivrgiran and10 0The dapt is purchasingOO more x ioi atei of Ptockney high cliooL Tbe4TB o Uad foi recreation pur rr j 4 robm i in the army at El Paso, JI Ta where the couple will reside I until bis discharge when tkey wi11 X tljiuro t JWnckneygnnrtbff of Nare njw aire th , g ftbran Wire fmed 2280 lastweek lorfefingbeer cans at Flet Fri, Feb 11 Sith Lyek hereFri, Feb II BoyiTille there MAJtRIBD SATURDAYMarried Saturday eveningKeith ftuegsegger at hisMoihNkteD AJpna,last week MRB MARTHA AGN18 DAG Jtoyce Fuhrman daughter3716 eoyottes, 627 bob Mrg Martha Agnes Dagg, M, Mrs Alfred Fuhrman trtJbouhtied in Michigan at wjje of Murray Dagg, proprietor of Jr, son of Mr and Mrrwitlvv, the Gulf Service Station her was Only immediate mem OAS conservation law violations kiued tarly Tuesday morniag whea, Uy were present wert tried in Michigan in her car hit a tree on the Pattersoa attended by Mrs Lake Road between Alex Chanyi rf the bride and Cvatitomen are using un n 0 r,i9 farms er of the groomwater edttfcmwnt to study fi The Gulf SUtion sponsors a following the elile on the bottom of lakes ladies bowling team consisting of man homeDearborning schoolConConMichigans deer herds nave gone MrDagg, June Bobon, Pearl Wagmm quartern Cold weather oner 1BiMMtt Thornton and Mrs, deep snow have cauaed ths Henry Gilbert j ,,0Thete will PaWy be some deer that night nd Mrg, Darg wts Jjawattott this gmter , her way home whtn thft ig w win 1 AM n PARirvR cwrred She evidenty lost controfWilham H Parker, 70, a Past WttJ a ghe WM Master of tiha Michgan of cff and died of R frac WashMason, died at St Lukes a m b Amburgey of Royal fa SMfW 71 Oak who bWs the Detroit Free of a native ofc Otisville and p,egs to representative for gUte Ifce and Steel Companyln 1 were Medand has since lived decea8ed was n Detroitit WiSerhatrX ch 19, 1917, the daughter of at Wiirternave, Florida I Ronaid and Jessie Kcasering Steven , son, Her father was employeehis wife, a son, sherwinWiUiam8 pant7Coi WESxm graaa masterLOMTART NW8 145 O E SiSurviving are her husband, a Mrs Nit Ketteltnke ofOhioa brother, R ul, ofJack and Withe Iaaoeeni by Wertham It iswritten by a doctor who spent seven years studying the harmful eff aeta eomis books on childrenMeafkmet Wm Hdfitrioa IVaadvMra Thomat Bonner gave a on thi book at thejChib Mt ridayTtomMnt 56 82Retalivr Stevenson of Detroit and hermotherThe funeral is at the PinCongrM Church Thursday at fwith Rev Winger officiating B in Pinckney CemeteryEUGENE McINTTRlEugene Mdntyre, SI, diedhorn at Vaatown or Cohoctah tar Monday He was born hiney, being tilt son of the lateander and Ada Wing MeHis father served at age president and masterMasonic Lodge here Jatenesalesman, most iib Ufa m had a fluff rug factory He Christine SKmoaiom hi Hand they returned hart and the E W Keaaedy farm onload She died In 19Myears ago he married MrsTrowbridge of Vantewrt wfio There la alto a foster tonMays of WisconsinTbe funeral was at thebarf Funeral Heo, Wf vr, jre ,1 V NEIGHBORING NOTES NOTES 25 YUgES AGOThe March of Tm VaeifiaM KtV TTromsy Ijrsjli tiedcollection at Stockbridge totalled a lr borne in BateJlontonsv msum of 8165 , LEEtfciraV FfbRichmond haa purdipaed Th high school 0ebaing fsame Guaso house at Btoekbridge wUl meet Britton FridajrDie 4ftchigan Molded Plaaticji 20 cottages at Boos Lake wtroCompany at DezteT has consoHdt broken into and rifledJUnong Asm FrJefcy, BotaiWy, Feoroary 11, IIted with the St Regis Company WWe the SnooK, Graham anPthe Beotrt WtcJiBsi and Teresa Wright New York City Hick cottages , t St James Bpicopal Church of After going down 1800 feet theDexter plan to build their new Crandall oil well at Howell has,church on the PinckneyDexter Rdbeen abandoned Ion land donated by Dr Ed Maier Jae high school beat the Broadof Detroit near the Dexter Green way Leader Reserves of Ann ArHouse bor 82 to 2 Saturday but the ladepDaviilo iabin, rural carrier at endents lost to the first team 87 tothe Fowlerville postoffke has xetir 23 Roy Reason was high gcorered after 38 years on the job He be with 15 Har Hall for the highgan in 1916 school with 14 Smnday, Monday, February IS, 14Livingstoncsttntyr goal In ThsT At I meetfiig at AniTAirDor las Itettaee Brtnoay 3TO p m eont THK8TUPBNTTHACKOFTHB CAT aad Color r FebDoris Day and Frank inYOUNG ATe Moktgemerj la is Color t OF KANfAJT Toehnkbior Friday, Eatutday, Fehrmary 11,Doable Feature tDAWN AT SOCOWMTInMarch of Dimes was 926,00 It ex wtek 68 independent grocers and KsUabeth Taylor and Van Johnson ceeded it by 1500 15 meat dealerb organized to fight tnHelen Judd,15, of FowLervilla the chain stores won the county cherry pie baking Owen Sloan ,80, died at St TM LAiT TIME I SAW PARIS in TeafcnfroiprRory Calhonn and Piper Lai, if bad driving vmaihmrto by TELEPHONE insteaoW tbo biizzardi blow Supposo rods art ono4 jrlvlng dongoraua Comfortablo and safo afmr own homo, you oon stHI visit lovtd onosbyLong Distant Youll find rates surprising lowH BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY contest 10 girls from Howell3art Maryg hospital, Detroit Sunday,land, Brighton and Fowlerville The burial was at Dexter todayHa campefeKi None from Pftickney ww a brother of the late MrsMlke OJive Ann Re4dman,16, of Chel Dolan of Pinckneyoea won the Waehtexuw pie bak A Shetland pony which was sakitng contest to be 47 yeax old died at the PeleThe engagement of Maxy Kay teer farm at Orchard Lake lastHcCloskey, daughter of Dr and week , ,Mrs Gerald McCloskey of Howell A New York law firm is adver to William Freeman of Grand tising for the heiw of PatrickLedge is announced Roche of Kings Mountain Kels, ofThe sae at Hartland high County Meath, Ireland He is saidschool was forced, for the second to have settled in the vieinity oftime in 4 months last week and Pinckney 800 taken,mostly March of Dimes Said Lefty Reason to a Dexter and Senior Trip money girl at the basket ball game theThe Unadilla Father and Son other night You look like Heleabanquet is at the church Feb 19Mrs Mae Lavey Mets of Howellhas gone to Florida Lee Mathieu of Detroit hasbought the Lake Breeze Restaurant near Brighton At the school election t LindenTvsrla to voe on ,the 295,000 look lots better in blueBrown 1 know it she said, I Norm Miller says he wonlareihow the poor little com eorn DOT era are standing th hard winterlALVA DICKSONschoolbond issueThe chool board Alvm 0jckson, 64, Howeli bakerfuiuisfeed tranoporution and baby fOr th pgt 40 years, died of a aer j vote,r I ebraL henunorage at McPhoork is up for the new j hOtpiul MondayHe married Ulliaa igh choon buildang BuhI of Gregory, daughter of Wm lias started8 class rooms, a gym agriculture and voc xand Rose Bland Buhl Surviving arehii, wife, a son, Stanley of Howeiljand a daughter, Mrs Floiis Andrewsof Grand Rapids The funeral 1 atthe Howell Methodist ohureh Thtte VHVETZE7 COMFORT CaslUooffhop t0r ervlcor shoe coiufoxt PORT OP HILLIs a Port of terror StarringDana Clark, Carrol Matreva Wayme Morria, MOB, Te, Wast TkvFebrvay It, 14, If, 16 17Vii Irrtog BertaaWHITS cuxumujr All In TeetieeiorBing Gfoiby, Dow Key Clooney and TenNorelty CarteenTHANKS FOB TBB PROOF OF YOtfR GOOD FiWe want our eustomerf to knowthey are saying to other pooploour service The resultin sowi mueh w appreciate the Uadgratifying indeed amers and new busneat itWe pledge you our continuedto earn good will, from you an4everybody Who comas to us on yoirecomendationFirst National Bank1AUrHTlMP1NCKMYff Pindkneyet with Mr Merwtn pThursday with 16 raeotfeen and 2guests present It is planned to start a ojtetwith other organisation for shesblankets etc Location io be decidedlater, bin CLasabelle Glenn, stele president, wa pxent and eAiwered questions A bus will be eharterl ed to take the members to the campLake City , jA luncheon wae served with i Leslie Merritt of HeweilWathe hosteat A atteat held at the next meelbg JACK HANNETTPffONB UP Federalof Federallporatteo aa Federal Depositace Corporation All Depeeits Jnauna Up to farBoeji OtpoeileVMJ 3 Ways Easier BANKING BY MAIl 1 Savei time , no waiting in line to fri deposits2 Saves worry a mailed check enOAre to this bank protectt you againy fi Saves money fretiue,, rtial trips cost you moneyStop in, write or phone and we will gladly furnishyou with convenient bankbymail eavti yYears Agt4RD OF THANKSthank the many r who remembered ne nd ways during my ill1 and letters, theyour visits at thehome wereThank yenFebruaryymy we, JarnsmCMSPHILOWfesr sad WIM IS TakiPLUMBINGROUSHWater THE McPHERSON STATE BANKdeposits up Io 110,000 Insured by our memborsWp in the Federal Deposit insurance Corporation Over BlghtyNine Years oi miWagoners QioceryN, , i v yTfc 1 V r r y, 4,xisiiire iopihessing Pays in EarlySpring BiteapnaafappMftl if fertfl ives thick givwtaf fciffhyieldinf alfalfaA LFALFA is riding high againas the result of Ha good performance in the Corn Belt during the drouth of the paat twoyears, reports the Middle WestSoil Improvement CommitteeIn Illinois and other states, alfalfa has made a seeding when rd cioveiv ladmoand other legume have tailed, according tosoils specialists It has stoodthe dry weather and producedrespectable yields when theother seedings and plants wereentirely deadThe outlook for a greater acreage of alfalfa has oeen brightened further with the develop ment of a new and virtually unlimited source of certified seedfrom California Certified foruse in the Com Belt, this seedis truetotype for both winterhardiness and disease resist ance tThis year more than 30 million pounds of certified Ranger alfalfa seed are availableRanger, Atlantic and Buffalovarieties are reported in plentiful supply Top production of alfalfa,says the committee, calls forfood care in establishing the Stand It is especially importantfor the soil to have plenty ofnutrients for the alfalfa when itneeds them Once the stand is vigorously established it isequally, important that the alfalfas year by year nutrientneeds are met y top dressingregularly with fertilizer Alfalfa is a heavy user ofphosphate and rotash Each ton f alfifa tiet upwards of 15it nf h jbjte and ofPasture f rowth isof comhifh on field left that had fall topete fertilizer, in Wisconsin testsTOUJl BEEF and dairy cattle will get an earlier grazingbite next spring, if you topdresspermanent pastures this fall witha complete fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphate and potash,reports the Middle West Soil Improvement CommitteeOther profitable pay offsfrom fall fertilizer applications are 1 More grass and bettef rass during the spring season More total grazing days 3Lower feed bills 4 Higher net returns due to lower costsIn more and more tet thereis increasing evidence that nitrogen in falladded fertilizer givesas good results in pnstuieproduction as topdressing in the spring, says the commuter Ihere is reas m to believethat fertilizer added te blner ,in the fall will promote thegrowth of seed as much or ifas fertilizer put on in the SDV However, large amounts of nitrogen shouldbe put on in late fall so that itwill not stimulate excessive fallgrowth before freezeup Moreover, where nitrogen is used on sandy soils with excessive internal drainage, the possibilityof loss by leaching is greaterSpreading fertilizer in the fallspreads out tin farmers workioed says the committee Farmers have more time for such jobsin the fall than in the spring Theturf is more solid, too, and there is a firmer footingWhen a farmer buys fertilizerfor fall use, it says, he is notcnl sure of getting wellcured fertilizer, but also the kind andCirnouni he WPUS Farmers plarnir 4 ji fiulier use are ad vici i r liuii den IT now tojM lelivery Vo meet the the move, Vtfd 0euver a periodIftMJt r ij S i, W 1 Good Soil Manage I u,a Helps Boost U S Crop Yishis Per Gen t57 1 say s th e committee statement, indicate s tha tJtrmtr realiz e tha t plan t foo d s no t a n expense , bu t high fieldin g investment U S De partmen t o f Agricultur e econo mist s estimat e tha t eac h dolla rJPn t for fertilize r return sfarmer s a t leas t 48 3 i n addi Othe r factor s influencin gw e greate r us e o f fertilize r ar e iecognitio n b y farmer s tha tf t rtilue r i s stil l on e o f th e bes tbuy s the y can make Fertilize rgrtce s hav e rise n Jes s than woaeo f virtuall y nn y othe r pro auctio n it m a farme r buvs rnealiitio n b v farmer s tha tPlan t fun d reservs 5 n V 1r Yield boostin g fertilise gte s extr a bohel o f cor n pe r aore ii klFfMi f Buckr ft ffi i nr fi t i V S i 1 l tit A ,i l li e1 I i I S I SO in Increare d SCIENCE ani l industr y btv tteame d u p wit h th e farme r t ouons t cro p yield s pe r acr e 4 C pe rrent in th e pas t 2 0 years , declare dth e Middl e Wes t So U Improvemen tCommittee , i n a statemen t base d o na recen t repor t b y the , U S Depar V1 ren t o f Agriculturesburea u o f ag ricultura l economics Thi s increas e ha s bee n greate rtha n in an y othe r perio d o f butotfJsai d th e statement Th e yiej d rtshm t include d majo r fiel d ore S c s corn , whea t an d eettei V a si s th e importan t frui t eroos Contributin g t o thi s n f beentfi e weriro plantbre4fr sagronomists , machiner yHirers , fertiliserpretfuce necticid e makers , fay tfi ement r Band seeding Plus Pliuit FoodGivesMoreHay, Extra hwovwseed cor n an d othe r heavie r produc in g grains , laborsavin g machines ,yitl d boostin g fertiliser , olose rplanting , bette r cultura l method san d sol i managemen t praotices ,hjLv t helpe d incffts M ore p flroducttenper acreOh tf th e ke y factor s promot i inoreas e fas bee n th eexpande d us e o f fertilize rI Ftrtfilze r us e nationall yallUni t sigh , to 1951 ,088,74 0 tons Tha t wa salraar d o f th e previou s nearl y tare e tpne s a sbefor e Worl d Wa r U yield s pe r asrtthroug hze r ha s mean t mor ers Highe r produc lowe r cos t pa r bushe lprofi t pe r acre t4 rl a vrat a 4fU Lara p ralw e tor eac h 1 h a spta t fo rX t ita U afpicuhura l col Ii s and experienc e o a Midwest w n larv u hav e show n tha t a t prts c t prteet fanner s can expec t t oga a fo m e l S fo r eac h 1 Ifertilise r ,ArtMSHy , sgroimmist s a tvtiten i agrtltura 4 coUege e a Mc i stotioR S ar e a4vlsln ft SMreM e rattie r tha n cu ttke k mt f fertiliser TbsjssM i rssjor t tha t heav y terS4neatlon s ar e th e mos ta faixnt can make li t of Hiour t SJTOO r9r t tha t i n en e test , SJ can i In 4 produces p j ie wt n 1,16 0 pettnd f tnpbt and potuf e ijove d dow n bsfsi tQ4r complet e starte r fs r Bandseeded trefoi l make s thic kstand M ORE ton s o f ha y an d bis rp i o f it s pe r acr e depen d o ngettin g thicke r stand s o f leg umes , th e Middl e Wes t Soi l Im provemen t Committe e point sout Tw o essontiot e fo r ti4y vig orou s growth , say s trTc com m ttee , are 1 A goo d seedbe d rt d ccrv wplantin g methods 2 A ful l fvS ofTha t inehii s r hf t h n i jr e s ni v 11g of f io quick smstar t a s wcl i a s th e oourae tha t sttpplie s al l ici t h lg iThe soil s overal l fertilit ybarklo g can be buil t u p wit hbroadcas t iipplicatior s o f heav yamount s o f plan t food The n a tseedin g time , fertilizer can b eplace d withi n eas y reac h o f th eseedling s fo r thei r immediat e Bandseeding , o r positiona ljrtNteing i s aeffectiv e wa yt o giv e h e seedlin g root s al l th enutrient s the y nee d fe r earl ygrowth Succes s o f thi s metho ddepend s o n placin g th e fertilize rdirectl y unde r th e seed , bu t no ti n contactwit h it The n th e seed ling s can grab th e plan t foo d an dOV Alfalf a an d Tairdsfoo t tfTToi lgav e 2 1 pe r cen t bette r stand i nMichiga n stand s tha n fro mbroadcastin g alone c cor din ft, toMil o B Tesar , Michign n Stat eColleg e soil 3 man Th e see d wa splace d i n a narro w ban d nea rth e to p o f tb e soi l abov e Tertilize rfdrille d ontrrrrc h dee p m stveninc h rows Ohi o soil s me n go t full , quic kgrowin g stand s o f birdafoot,tre I foi l th e fir U y wUe n i t ira sj Dandftecded wit h bat s a s a nurs ecrop Th e f 6i l had bee n plowed , rcd and cultisacke d t o jje t ui fil m scbeS T i J Lrlayres , Phi o State Uni i k i Tv iGoo d ma n fh Iw l o f co m j r rI F VOU R sight s ti virtri p,i acr e o n tK e urtj yo u hiv c in or n thi s year , her em v li,i 3rstion s fro m tb eWYs t Soi l Improve Lt , hust d o n re ron Cvr Ret ugrtinonik t 1 Ke n you r soil s ftrtilil yleve l hig h b y addin g plent y o ffertilizer A soi l tes t ca n t e agoo d guid e in suggestin g th eamoun t an d Irjn d t leiuhze rneede d t o suppl y th e cor n plant sit h i l tht nitrogen , phosphni ran d potas h the y nee d fo r hig hyiedin g growtii Man y farmer sfin d it pay s t o ph w dyw n a co mplet e fertilize r befon plantin gtime , the n ad d a starte r in thero w an d sid e dres s late r wit htxtr a nitrogen 2Plan t enoug h stalk s t omatc h th e soil s nutrien t an dwate r supply Man y farmer slos e profit s b y no t hayin g a larg eenoug h stal k populatio n t o mak efull uso of th e plan t foo d an dalo r available , 3Ad d regularl y t o th e soil sactiv e organi c matte r supply Thisca n b e don e b y returnin glonrmro , plowin g unde r cro p res idue s an d gree n manure 1 crops an d growin g so d crop s regularl yr th e relation Us e mechanica l consrvo vIthnd s suc h a s ClPtrair r nd strip cropping , vnwr e J I i comba t erosio n ni dor e rai n fo r you r i iop , t proved , hig h yieldin g trnins S step s ar c importan tM I y t n g to p yields , bu t th y cor inton e o f th e entir e progrn ms h i soi l fertilit y acconipan v a stal k populatio n big iur h t o mote h th e soilsichr ntowin g ability , i FHfPasH Pe r n p i lertilivod twic e a s n ia n i to a tutemen trii c MWdl e Wts t Soi l In i1 vet ni t Committee I n tet s a t th e Hosernnunt ,Minii i sotn experimen t form th lcrtilie d pasture s yielde d H0 UCLUKI S o f bee f pe r aevf ruirroare d t o 13 8 pound s o n th e un leati d pastures Th e fertilize d Mature s gav e 17 7 stee r day s pe r eru Th e unfertilize d gfjv e oivl vTh e Utilize d pasture s pro duce d 74 0 mor e bee f pe r Hfn ha n th e untreate d fields ToaJjri productio n wa s wort h ii i 4fi n fields built u p b y soi l vnorovemnt , a s agains t or Ay2i0f i per acr e o n th o unfeit i e d pastures Th e soi l buildin g progra m ncraase d th e pastures catttee rrvin g capacit y b y 5 0 pel cen tDurin g fptembe r las t ye rher e VVL K 1 steer pe r , i v u th e fertilize d piiture s coinpai JJt o onl y 1 0 o a th e untreate d pr stures s TheUniversi v o f Minne taresenrc h ne n repj tha t onl y, pO O pound s o f 52 0 2 0 ffiliii w pe r acr e wa s usd to establshthicker growth on the fertilizedpastures V i w 4 v t r ,i, a, 7 XW Prize usOnffEarlvBirdBuyer Has BestChoiceof 55 FertilizerB UYI0 your fertilizer nowfor the spring crop seasonand storing it on your farm over the winter has these advantargports the Middle West So prdvenint C 1YTTUst repo sttng, thea pptriettts the legumes n HlH hUhyltldinjr i cy rtsat Vt hflryesttng, thetrefoil, WJS H to 12 inches hih with tthi 4 stand arross ihe field, ile estimated the oats would go 4I th uj buahola per 1You get the best fertilizeravailable During the early winter rribnths, manufacturers havemore, time to make, cure andcondition the plant food So youget the best handling product it is possible to make 2You have your choice of theexact grade you want You avoidthe risks of the spring rush season when everybody Is trying tobuy fertilizer At that time, demand is often greater than the supply and particular grades offertilizer may be hard to getThis has happened in tht past several years Some of tbe latecomers got only ajBnall chok3Fertilizer bought now tetreyou time in the spring, whenyou are at your bufmt Theplant food is on hand rady touse just as soon as weather con ditions permit you tojjet into thefields Then you dont lose pre cious hours waiting for deliverywhen spring work iM piling upThe committee says it is wiseto jnake arrangements now lot thr plant food needed for theco crop This applies to starterfertilizer and to the plant food that may be broa d d btplowed under befort conng time i rtythe cor ternationtorn Kid, Kirk shiv his championship exhibit tW ILLAUiJ C KIiK Anei of Shorthorn hff rattJe andjr c n Kn, suvs following a rotation lhat gi aijiat 1 iU f 1tit1 soilbuilding legumt crop twoofoiKuiii nai ii pnny viars out of four,fullof plant nuiricis vec de iitA f01 ylfcjLs avc i dgeacisive ftor in hipn iutn bout 90 bushels per acre Uproduce s pslii ,om prizewinning corn was grown wi v , ,o , t land plowed out of an alfalfcKilk ,ilh I urts ciuver sod that bed len in ,, urno, vor meadow for two vrs Lcioxeit the ifcent In seeding KJrk disred in 100jnd Circiin Show pOlincjs of ammotiiuni ruUnlxof tiie Intei iifnui Livestock phen he added 2U pounds pci Exposition w fliio acre ola conijjlttt tri crThe ntA cin u uilds and ryinj, nitrogen, phiLdtr andmaintaiiis 1 sol icrtility level potashby a putiiel repeni,vhjptnt Kirk reports tfut ihe best npluils J11 ilir Lrnicrs in lir mt nir i vfll of ,yi IL oiiul , in r ,fTn11 n jl i, LcJieNers in the u i r y It Not only ale th, i, f t , 1 rry the rrHirrt of f tih i i or tMelr crops ii i s they ,UV tult inj1, m i , , Vid t,,1fy feeding tiu1anced sLipv, phate pitinclud iiinthree ycirs Theprc i,turning I i Duroc hos Wheat Yield is Roosted 28Bushels hv iood Soil rare I SI ol as, iiuch as 2bushels of wheat OIT ncir lom use of fertilizer vrc obtained on some Kansas faintslast season, reports the MiritiWest vJ r rint ftee, in citing insults JI iumma,d iy Dr iloyd WSmith, Kansas State r agronoi lr V h i L , ,i pacre on the top fertilized plot or the Y l PU fnni l lYields avenied ,i v thai50 bt hels on plots pi tle wexpe jjnental field ii , th n ill Mead or fnn in V ,,other lorotion h,1 t,yields ranging from 40 , i nufihils JXT i OVTa i i IuM S ill Lt i iKastirn and Cr i, Kansisshowl that tert i,t wfn,i ,,vtfag A TiKl C I I hi I r i , than unfiTtiliH tiSmith tL i u t ilier returned tnniv tri fir PVerr SI invrr i , ,, f,,JEven in scvci r Ji i M ,M there was UHIIVincrease tr pav 1, i f,, fertil ier t ajn ii , iSutnnun i ,, Isul ,iSmith said If a farmer will h , iIIII soil fertility h ildsoil fertywheat yields JI a relasted and if li follow i t 9 lv,iId realir S2 i ri foi 1 piTiI n f It iliv i lil 3 L ne this foou Hut i tlhlll V fa Volil c iidici is vf hrj m tv iiiiic Jrastnn i f iy be as hipj1, a J i ov dolhj f irivitr jiHtltli of till SfHdcs an h Afilfa can win t ittleroreiTent t imi Vc ir KJi K Illhijfl, I I i I ,,f On weJIUihli, i ii sl m Snithc Ji a times and fcta iun yuur vas hiss in i s r ,pasture mixture ,J fill fctri fht incudii i f lime, phoip ff i, r tash nd timothy Jiii in I,I s the , , , Imci Clover fiiFertilized Home Grown FeedCuts Costs, Lips, Milk ProfitsHifh yielding pastures mean more milk and higher profits peraertW ISCONSIN agronomstspoint out that 60 cents outof every dollar spent for producing milk represents the cost offeed So any step you can taketo cut yourfetd biH means more money in your pocket, at the endof the yearThese soils men sy th bestway to do this is to produce your own high quality, low cost feedin the form of pasture, hay, or grass silage High quality pasture can provide feed at less than onefourth the cost for grainor Concentrates, according to the Middle West Soil ImprovementCommittee VHifh yielding pasture canmean more milk output per cow and per acre, lower costs andhigher profits Ohio State University agronomists report that farmers can protect themselves with low costinsurance against feed shortagesbyjAn investment in fertliizerHo build up the soils fertility level for higher pasture yields2The use of well adaptedseed from strains that are wetter hardy and disease resistanU 3Good grazing, and harveatmg management which gives mximum returns from every sicrtThe fertilizing program cnio elude the u of nitrogen, ihfr phate and potash fertilizer whfsf eedirgTffifftt piora igt ptopdressings to keep the Pfp tures legume populationhifhv x iv J r Siv Ji y vw Xij ir M , , s L V TWriijV1TO MNOPfgT nmPATOi Wdbwfrr, 7ibnArr ftHow far are we from Here3 an uptotheminute progress reportON6 HAND HOLDS 60 CAR1OADS OF POWER Detroit Edison Prsidnt Walker L Cisler exhibitsa rod of uranium which is the equivalent of 60carloads 4,000 tons cTHIS INDUSTRY LEADERS ARE MEMBERSOF ATOMIC POWER DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATESMANUFACTURMSAlliaChalmera, Manufacturing Company lhe Babcock Wilcox CompanyBendix Aviation Corporation Ford Motor CompanyINOINCMINQ FIRMSCommonwealth Associates, Inc Jackson MorolandUnited Engineers Constructors, Inc Vitro Corporation of AmericaIIICTR1C UTIimiSAtlantic City Electric Company Boston Edison CompanyCentra Hudson Gas Electric CorporationThe Cincinnati Gas Electric CompanyTlie Cleveland Electric Illuminating CompanyThe Connecticut Light Power CoConsolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company of Baltimore Consumers Power CompanyThe Detroit Edison Company General Public Utilities CorporationThe Hartford Electric Light Company Long Island Lighting CompanyNEGEA Service CorporationNew England Electric SystemNew York State Electric Gar Corporation Niagara Mohawk Power CorporationPotomac Electric Powor CompanyPublic Service Electric and Gas Company Hoc heater Gas and Electric Corporation Southern Services, IncThe Toledo Edison CompanyWisconsin Electric Power CompanyWisconsin Power and Light Company Just what is the potential of Atoms for PeaceWell, a threepound rod of uranium, no largerthan a small flashlight, offers a powerpotential equivalent to 60 carloads 4,000 tons of coalOf course, it takes a gieat deal of special equip ment to produce and deliver this power Butthree pounds of uranium can furnish, for aperiod of eight hours, enough electric power for all of the threeandahalf millions of people all of the homes, stores, farms and factories served by Detroit Edison in SoutheasternMichiganI AST WEEK, in Detroit, representatives ofJ the 33 member companies ofthe AtomicPower Development Associates announcedtheir research and development program for 1955The submarine USS Nautilus has i jently demonstrated that atomic electric power anbe produced Commercially, however, the cost is too high The resources of the Associates, therefore, are mobilized to discoveran economically practical way to harnessuranium, a source of energy that can benefitmankind for thousands of years These 1955plans are important forward steps towardthe goal of using atomic energy to produceelectric power Major target in the 1955 program is tobuild a whole new system of pumps, piping, heat exchangers and other devices for hanrdling liquid metals at extremely high temperatures As the simplified diagram belowshows, the problem is to Bring heat energyfrom a reactor, or atomic furnace, totfaturbine generator Enough equipment will be installed to test the liquid metal section ofthe plant As another key part of this program, thtAssociates authorized development of a special boiler, or steam generator, to operateunder nuclear heat conditions To accomplish these major advances intheir longrange program, the Associates willspend 3,815,000 in 1955, and all are sharingthe costsThe project s a striking example of the effectiveness of industrial teamwork in doingthings that have never been done before oathis scaleMember companies of the Atomic PowerDevelopment Associates hasten results bypooling the special talents of their personnelCompanyowned research and developmentfacilities also have been made availableAll 33 Associates share the same Mnd ofvisionthe vision of a better worldSeveral years of work still lie ahead, yet, ihankto this kind of cooperation, hope for atomicenergy fot ppace i a dteam that can come true in our timeUqvid mtal950P UridMta00DIAGRAM OF STEAM POWER PLANT UTILIZING NUCLEAR JNEROY DETROIT EDISON Only you can fFOREST FIRESi I , Jlt iifLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODSENNEDYS GENERAL STORE 9,1906Met ILM YetFLOWER5 FOP ALI OCCASIONS WINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANYPhone 284 K swellALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS mnd SCREENScf CHECK THESEPiATURES The D Conklin, Jack Young, Joe Burns nd Kenneth Fry and Jim Bums families attended the Haines Schendon wedding Saturday and aparty at the Don Burns home thatnigrhtFOR SALEBy owner 1952 Dodgs 9 ton express truck in Al condition 75000 George May4759 Dawning Drive, StriRwbrryiLake ,Phone Brighton AC 75063Will Collins has sold his cottageat Hiland Lake and bought one atNorth LakeBill anda bowlingSunday Dolly Baughn were intournament at Howell Beautiful Shnder frames UHStoring, No Changi9 , Ntw Tnion Staled Construction Permanent Mode To Order fasy To Optratoil tor iummtr Ipwfr for WtfrUvtt Up to 35 fofof Hat tollON INITIAL COST,FUEL, NEAT ANDMAINTf NANCIT MANUFACTURED TO FIT YOUR OWN WINDOWS DIRECT SERVICE FROM THE FACTORY TO YOUat tfo Mrs Thressa Coyle spent Saturday at the Jack Young horn at Portaire Lake Sheridan Hadley and wife ofJackson were in town SaturdayRalph Hall, Emmett King withi Barl aad Gordon Savery of Dexter fished at Houghton Lake over the week endLast Thursday Lonnie VanSlambrook and wtfe and Ralph Halland wife attended a party at the Perry Brown home in Ann Arborfor Charles McDaniels of Chelsea Last Friday night a natal dhowr was held by the Congl Church at the home of Mrs John Cook forthe Ryder Memorial Hospita, Por to Rico 35 ladies were present Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fow vlile called on Mrs Emma Vollmer SundayWatter CKnton and wife ofBlack Lake spent last week at tfee C J Clinton homeMr Noreen Carr and daughter Molly have gone to Port Huron jI where she is teaching in St 8tep 4en parochial schoolLt John Hamrael, wife and sonof the Turner Air Base,Albany,Gaare visiting his parents the Ever tt Hamxnels He is just back fromfrom Guam3348 PHILLIPamiaim Doers, WindowsPinckney Mich UUUP 86659THE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSE KURftYFINAL CLEARANCE ONE HALF OFFN All LAD1B1 A JUNIORS GIRLS DRBSSIR AN MHRTfWL, NYLON tUPONKU AND CARDIGANSONE HALF OFFBLUUS 1JI TO I6MYALUE NOW 100 FLANNEL GOWNS AND PJAMAS ONE HALF OFFDLLS AND BOT8 WBABONE HALF OFFTHE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSE4700 Midland Drive Lakeland Pbooe AC 7 Mrs Jesse Henry fell on the icenear her garage here Sunday morn ing and broke her hip She was taken to University hospital in the Swarthout ambulance 8 years agoshe fell and broke the other hip,Francis Barris of Detroit visited his brother,aayLoy McCleer, Wilard Witse aadW Howard Bankers hare jgoneto Phoenix, Arifona, for a month Lloyd and Lynn Hendee, BertRHjl Albert Dinkel Ralph Hall tod Mr Vandenrent attended amilk meetin at Romeo Toesday,rLJGeae Diakel nd friendwere Friday dinner guests of WFClose and wife, LindenSymptoms of Distress Amvg uSTOMACH ULCERDUITO EXCESS ACIDQUICK KEUftF OR MO COS A a About 15Day Trial Offeor A agfefrfMSafM ol tfaa WBXAKTSBATMBMT BSe DMO Mkl for 0k otyraAout of dUtmm arWof from I tnd DwiimelllliinJONES DRUG STORE lfrs Lorrmain Tansley who felland broke her leg 2 week ago Swarthou Hmhufrnrre fljhuxsdaycame home from St Joe hospital in Her daughter, Mrs Marilyn More,is taking care of her,While working on his new houseon Dexter Road Harold Swarthouthad 2 fingers on his left hand cuti ff by a power saw i 4The Carl Lentz family of Lansing spent the week sod at the Ona Campbell home Merwia Campbell ana wife attended the auto show in Detroit last week Elmer Vslm of the Michigan Sancalled on Arnold Berquist Saturday, ftichard Thurman of Detroit spentseveral days there and went to Flintwith Arnold last weekMiss Louise Ziegler has enrolled inthe social welfare course at the University of Michigan Ann Shirley Reason and Paula Curie tt were in Ann Arbor last Tuesday Walter Clark and wio spent theweek end at Tawas The Harold Gallup family of Farmington were Thursday guests of the Murray Kennedy family Jimmie Amburgey has cancelledhis enlistment in the U S Marineswhose quota was all filled up and en listed in the air corpLeonard Barrett recenty inductedinto the service is now at Fort Leonard Wood MoMesdames Walter Clark and GaryEichman were in Ann Arbor lastWednesday The Vince LaRosa family spentSunday with the Richard Rickelmanfamily in Ypsilanti, Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy called on Mrs Mame Shehan Thursday i at the home of Miss Elizabeth Steptoe in Dexter jjFloyd Fulford and wife of Wayne ,were Saturday quests of the Cifford f Miller family HYsVfComplete Lir je PlumbisgElectric, OilawNss Ho Wafer festers 1 of Pumps1Service PHQNE UP3114WATER SYSTEMSPLUMBING Stanley 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wlfh fh tfy purchost of Ovaksr Svprtms Oil Hsatsr A small dspotlt wiH m km 4Uvsr it , 1m M x THE PINCKNEY DISPATCHnow LOGALNEW j THE BUSINESSon a brand newHOOVERi iACTION CLEANERMMW HiComplete withcleaning tools Mrs Mary Btahaaaa and daughters Karen and,Russell Glovervijle last TuesdayMrs Dorothy Dinkel and Christine were in Stockbridge ThulsdayErston Clark and wife of UnadiUa called on the Robert PikesFridayBoh Pike took Bert Wylie to theVeterans Hospital, Ana Arbor lastTuesday for a checkup The Wrights Corners neighbor hood gave a shower last week forI Mrs Marjferie Line i Ambrose flSidhman of Dearborn,i Jack Crain of Grosse Pointe Farms and J5fe Crain of Birmingham called at the Gerry Eichmanhome Saturday Ross Read and wife hav takena cottage at iloxl M fv fhi month Rupftt Garner amrwi of Detroit were veek end quests at the the ber he Ptnckn7 tattuituii K Be MHf JL Be Pincknty, Michiganrally 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednfitagMon, THM KE, Jit, 700 to 800 P M C0RNElRitter TVSaleSeroceRADIO TELBVIBKMtDr 8 MWUeskey DSNTfeTU2V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 93Residence 814Evenjrfgs by Appointment Howell, MichiganUelaveyIMIONK r v Jese Henry has bven removed to the farm home of his son, Lj J oil MW East Charles White1 hoad und wife, Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory and the Keith Bradburvs of Chelsea called on him Sunday 83221GORDONMUNSELL ASSOCIATE Prompt aaPfactaey, MicsJgFUNERAL HOMEDOB IT Swiiflwit Director Modem Equipment Ambulance ServioaPRONE U P 172Fred C Reicfcboff, OPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RfverRi JITTERFI I AND tULloyd HMJMLivestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made to toi General TruckingPHONE U P SM4Tasfire 21 j xi1551W JlnvIvie W MunscH, MichiganiaUMV3k i79906695Tovtove 125aitfctiamovs cleaner everybody kurWteverybody wantsLOW DOW AYMENT IASY TERMS ONLY A HOOVER gets te deepdowa ruf dirt put because only aHoovr beat, as it sweeps, at iteUatuIf you wont to keep your rugi frtahand bright free of germs net of motfca and save money on th cleaaar that will 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HOTil ZrKex Ns1e Iwm9 SAVES 1ROUGH Jimmy Porter left Tuesday for the the air field at Cheyernie,Wy Why Let Your Roof Washomln See Us or YJack Crain and son, Jo, ofGross Pointe and Birmingham AUaJtoM Htj ftMMTifilJJoka VeNamara HM HeweUey Ed phone HowellFOR 8AULtjnwj2600 egg capacity, aUo f dtak dskk poultry bstttriei and fW 800 biuhtl f Mti ttt the binAwmy Phone Hamilton 6407called on tthe Earl Paughns Satur EAVES TROUGH NEEDSWE ALSO RETAILFOR FRfcK ESTIMATE CALL UP85 5 18 PinckneyH Meyer and wife iday at the Jack Butler home Gregory The Townahip 4H Clubs met litthe school last Wednesday night Maoc Russ4ft president presided The Frances hehjatis1 ,were theguests of the Bob Gannons of Redford Sunday C W Hooker and wife of AnnArbor called at the J H Hooker home SundayThe William Lintner have raoved to South Lyon Roy Wilson and wife of Lansingand William Ldntner of South Lyon called on the Lester McAfees Phone UP 86661MANDELI8 8AW 1UNF MO LAWN MOWER SBARPBMNOORDER YOURCOALjiday ,,The Kenneth Zills of Ann Arborand David Nash of Mich State were Sunday guests at the Mark Fill YourPOCAHONTASNancy Nash attended a skadrtfparty Friday night at the JimKirfint home near Portage Lake 15 were therePat, Mike and Frank McGowaiiand MU Bernardine McClain ofV Pontia apeat Suadaf with Kri iThreaat, OoyU J at the Lower rkmBLOCK COALSTOKER COALHARD COALFARMERS SOFT COALk SUPPLY Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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MTr J7t THI HNCXOTT DISPATCH Wedaesday, February 16, 1955BASKET BALL NEWS As We Heard hMI 8 H IA A N Hit ft IS An examination of the sales tax 1 4th league game last Friday nightreturns from northern coupes r to South Lyon W to 49 They werebows the influence of the tourist behind at the quarter 12 to 10 but business there, Sales tax collections Jisd at the half 16 to 1S Baraeythere in Jun were 200 toSOO per Mllvoy was high for South Lyoneent higher than in January, I Jaa JJitk II Don Packer was high for uary sales tax collections for the 60 Pinckney with land Tom Wyhe Uattoiif ChurchThe Pinckaey Pirates lost their The Wet Maarion Church enter tained the Plainfield and ParkerCorners Churches Friday Marys Catholic ChareRev Fr Albert Sdiaitt, PastorSunday Masses K ad 1000 aanNovtna devotions, Friday evening at 710Mrs Roberta Miller attended aj Confessions, Friday evening after Elementary School CURREfriKINDERGARTENWe thank the mothers who atshower Friday for Marie Harwodat the home of Margaret DownsHowell The honor guest willnorthern counties were 1,832,359 had 1L Next week Pinckney, play at Boysville Their last home game eiJ married to Wendell Chubb ofLast June they were 2,912,478 f Senator Elmer Porter of Bliss i with Manchester Fob 25 Pink R lof ierd is an enthusiastic gardner and Mrs Britta Brash attended thePinckney Reserves lost thear 1 Xationa Hairdressers convention in2 tO U Slmo If ierd is an enthusiastc gardn Xationa Hairdressers contends a large garden m tfie sumiwr ffamr42 tO U Slmonson Wfts I Detroit 3 days last weekd hlh f Piacknty with 20 j The Marshal Meabon family wefe7th Sunday dinner guests of the Georgeams No vena Devotions and Saturday from730 to 900 p m and Sunday before the 800 MassMeonouite ChurchRev Ezra Beachy, PastorS S SuptMorning Worship, ,Sunday SchoolYoung Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship ServiceHe claims to have developed a new high for Piuckney with 20,tomato shaped like a football which Ou Thursday the is less acid than the ordinary kind J th graders played the team Meabons The highway auvocaWa are split rm those Derter grades and won SheridanHadley and wife of Jack Wednesdayover a plan to finance them One th ijamw The 7th graders won son t the week eml at the F L group want, a bond issue and the 21 to 18 Paul Russell was hiffh with Camburn home, other a pay a you go pUnTThe last VJhJMi raders, won 45 to 19 Mrs Esther G wants a 2 cent gas tax vhiL Denmt Clark mm Walter Each10001100 780800 refreshments and helped witth ourvalentine partyWe all had a guod time and received many valentines Timmy Sprout has uew overallsand shoes Tory Joneu father has a new atatSchmidts kitUu ranion wagonConnieaway Linda Clough fell and injured herknee Jeanne and Joie Kennedy wentsliding down hillDiana Roth has new shoeDebby Garr had u shot Saturday was the birthday ef Aeraham Lincoln We have eftea wetdered if his careeer had not bee eatoff in mid life if his popularitywould have held up as stroag as ithas Before his election te the preeiency he was an obur fllteeislawyer who had triedfor public office several timeswas hardly in office whea thisnation was pLunged in a civil warNaturally he had most of the peoplebehind him as those who were agaia at him were classed anr upthe other, group led by Gov Will pjy Varsity iams favors a 4 cent gas tax ana a ryij25 percent weight tax The best bet yjisOn 4ts Michigan voters will find a high pev t way proposition on the April ballot jjfcarywith some sort of a financing plan HiggsBingo is still illegal in Michigan Roweljbut seem to be flourishing around c,uk Detroit and Grand Rapids It is said Grand Rapids bingo games turn up a million dollar a year businessCONSERVAtlON DBPtve dept ia taking a cemsua todetermine how many deer, were kill South Lyon VarsityPvey house Gorton who hsa beerP Rev J W Winger Pastorfor Piuckney visjtiIltf at the Lawrence CamburASunday Sshocl v 2SO a mhome returned to Forida Sunday, g Morning Worship 145 a m The Myron Schoenhals family off Thurs night prayer meeting3 10 Akron, Ohio, spent the week end at at the church at 800g ig the Tom Ware home Wed choir practice 780 p raQ1 Charles Whitehead and wife anrij7 Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory called0 at the L J Henry home Sunday 3 John Lundeen and daughter,Nan0 cy of Detroit were Sunday guests of the Francis Shehans010 10 11Mcllvoy , 5 19WeinburgerHock FG TPJ Mrs Ralph Hall was in Lansingmost of last week attending a mteetign of the Home Extension AdvisS1 1110TP 1220ad illegally during the regular sea Root 4 10season One taken in 1952 showed Jones 0 0S500 killed illegally I 62,000 Boy Scouts , completed ckney4400 projects in, 1954 They includ ura ed tree planting, woodlot improve nxpbellment, fire prevention and soil er Simonsonosteal lhmtnThe Martiny Dam on Winchester, White 3Lake is finiBhedjlt cost 16,000 and McUeer 0lloodg 2000 acres I South Lyon RgtrvMThe Michigan legislature last uournsyear passed a law protecting owls Molarrnderand hawks Last week Ur the first t uammon FG308 2 ory BoardThe Lonnie VanSlambrook familyattended the wedding of her brother Clarence Smith, in Detroit Saturday The Leland Line family wereenroute there when their car hit a on North Territorial Road near M36 West between Main andUnadilla StreetsRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday SchoolSunday WorshipYevth Group Evening ServiceThurs Prayer MeetingJr Choir Practice Wed 941 a m,1100 a m700 p m traittersPeace had hardly betn declaredI when he was asasainatei His partyarm eager to punish the south for , , j their revolt and extract their lastIOCindy Pummers grand mother is Pund of flesh To that end theymaking her a cow girl suit, jonu Taftch iu a utts paintWe are learning the namesmothwr and baby animalsFIRST GRADE NEWSWe will have a Valentine partlytoday We will have cup cakes and i took the vote away from the whiWji, pcoj of ihc south aaj put the wa nt, educated negroes in control wke lied by the carpet baggers whe fleekedthere from the north misgovern ed in every way immaginable aidiceice cream Our room mothers are MrsChamberlain and Mrs ParkerWe have a postoffice in our room,to ma valentines and also our own800 p ra Valentine boxes800 p m Robert Morse had company last 400 p m night They watched TV and had re780 p m ireshments Jcit Ilendee has a baby lamb J Secretary of State Hare aas erIt had a broken leg H feed it dere4 all city tad towahi derlss looted the state treasuries Tkis wasthe cause of the solid south Preeident Johnson tried to stop the leting of the south and wai iwpeaeliedfor this Lincoln waa a kindly, witeman and would undoubtedly aave eposed congress in their raviekment of the south and il he aa4 lived he might have suffered i ment instead of JohnsoaUkiMattii, PastorSunday School 1000 AM milk from a bottleto dear th deadwood froilk from a bottleJennie Devine ha a calf a day voter registration books, ly tkeiris1045 A M ld It isred with a white face andwere 7JO P Ifwith broken pelvic bones, Lawain,23was unhurt , Mr and Mrs Jack Young enterFG TP tained the Jolly 18 Club of Gregory 1 3 Saturday nighttime since 1845 a group of sparrowhawks perched on the state capitol at Lansing Michigan now has a second pinemartin shipped from Ontario Some deer starvation is reportedia tke Gladwin and Gladwin dig PeaveyhouseBowerHopeTaylorST MARYS ALTAR SOCIETYThe 2000 Canadian geese who St M9 Altr Society met Febhave been wintering att Swan Creek 7thD at formr LW1 home , f Reportg on the Deanery 6 141 The Ray Burns, Don Bnms, Jack8 151 Young, Kenneth Fry and D Conk2 5 lin families attended the christening2 4 Sunday at St Francis Church, Ann0 0 Arbor of the infant son of James r 6 Burns Janice Burns spent the week endwith the James Burns family inAnn Arbor Alice Gearhart of Dexter and Nancy Darrow spent Sunday at theMark Nash home his wobbly legs Prayer Meeting 730 in ra calo Meakes twin brother rtnd j meant the names of ait perteas wkehave died or moved away TUaamounts to considerable ttt tke siffto lra4siter are home from the hospital districts and lends itsettST PAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH stevie cries more than Beth Carol, s persons have been known te vete Missouri Synod I 1 m,, mi w katino Sun1 useing the name of dead erMMRev Arnold Claus Iastor had company and went skating Sun1 Ofay, Regular services every Sunday at Kenneth Pilgrims aunt and uncle11 m and son, Billy of Georgia, are visitSunday school wil be held for the jn m v Ifirst time Sunday in the new church Robert Vedder visited his grand Feb 13th 10 a m Children of thei mother an gtayed al mght4 year old group agfl will be accepted We made Valentine mobiles ft all children of other agts are wel our motBers those who have moved Iron tfcfv O E S SWEETHEART PARTY The annual O E S Sweethearty lift v I Report,, on the Deanerymeeting MK f8 llo , , w n party was held Saturday night at i3ifu FOURTH ttKAfJBOu committtes have been prettybusy getting ready for our valentine party touay Mesdames Light and Smedley are helpingin Michigan still Isurvive as tracks Tanud Meidames Helen Young andof three groups were found last Tonn GenawweekNEIGHBORING NOTES Mr and Mrs Mort Cole of Grogory have gone to Florida A society members are invited toattend a sewing bee at the former Lewis home on Wednesday, Feb 16from 9 until A They can drop in at the time 1 br SaturdayfarmThe Frank White family of Howell were Thursday callers at the Ben UC ha suPPerThe ProfWhite home I dirtctd ,by f1 rgima , VanThe Mark Nash family called at m featured a ladies style rev ee Kenneth Zill home in Ann Arl Wl ,the mfn takin xthe part off th erson Lake 125 partook of the pot1 Wt iiav om Pletty alentinesThe progam on OU1 bulletin board They are foror our mothers district This is called eyeiiaggraves Now Secretary el ltatHare has also delivered an eUet ethe effect that not more tkaa kalfthe member9 of an electiea beaMcan i the same party This ie ai old law which has prtvieiftlfignoredBorn to Mr and Mrs CharlesSullivan Geraldine BarnumNorth Lake Feb 1, a daughterThe Walter Breuniger housesouth of Dexter was wrecked by fire last weekThere were 3 deaths at Dexterlast week Petter Andres, 81, Herman Elsasser, 72, and Mrs, Cather iae Carmody Shields, 53Guy Fuller and Emma Estleman,both of Whitmore Lake were marr After the business meeting slidepictures of Hawaii were shown by0 James DonohueUNION CAUCUSA Union Caucus will be held atthe Pinckney fire hall February 22at S p m to nominate a villageticket Committee Ben White and wife were inreview I The Red Book readers studiedabout the first horseless carriagemodefsnd an orange race stuntand illustrated the poem, RoadsbyThe balance of the evening was Rachel FieUi IMrs Helen I We are sorry Becky Morris is iil Althoughhat announced a big ut ia tke armd fore th government umi te bedrafting about the Ramt ausaber ef men Of course many are leadedto lcplact men whose serviee tensehave expired and to maa tke bases to be set up in freiga counfrrieeFerinstance the new ones in Spain will 49,000 men The goveraaieitannounced a new draft plea byxsen wnue anu wuu wcc ag spent in dancing, Mrs Helen we are sorry cBrighton Wednesday to attend tnej MUler ani Au Meyers calling,The and out of hool9th birthday anniversary of Jimrayi ,, ,,rQO K,T MrC TIIAV ramnhell Today is GeICITIZENS CAUCUS A Citizens Caucus will be held Atied by Rev Bckard at Dexter last th Pinckney fire hall February 22week at 400 p m to nominate a villageCommitteeThe Dexter PTA Assn now has ticket157 members 3liss Mable Hart, teacher in theFowlerville school for 26 years died Feb 8 eThe Knights of Pythias Society CARD, OF THANKSI wish to thank the Ladies AidSociety aad all my other friendsat Chelsea is being reorganized Two inmates at Cassidy Lake ranaway last week They stole a car at ness Chelsea and anther in Ann Arbor1 for the calls, card,s flowers and other tokens of kindly interest whichmy recent weeks of ilMrs George ThompsonCARD OFwerecaught at Pigeon Mich j wigh t0 thank my MmiM andghton has passed an ordinance the Pincklley businessBrighton has passed an ordinancepairing all autos and truck, to 0ES Cha UT U d stop at raildroad crossings there Jn t Lodge No76 for their manyofThe Lake Construction Co a pavconpern on Chiison Rd, lost thown me at their buildings by fire last week of wifelued at 25,000 tr h forgOttonandtime of fcind RCts nevthe Chilson prison camp, was picked up at Howell a couple of hourslater the same night Bob Davis, the Consumers Power James Murray DaggCARD OF THANKSI wish to say many, many thankvu y, ui v,iBuCrB irowcr kindnes is greatly appComply w at Howell lias been lnd wSTalway rSIiberedtamnsferred to IoniaJTheodore Cur th c q Ch h Auarfliiry ti of Lansing succeeds him at How ti of Lansing succeeds him at How 0KSf 3 Gifhf pkneyW u v L V 11 Lkkfcland , Kings Daughters,TTie old ten cent barn at Howell TuscUy n,ht omens Bowlingis being torn down by the cPhtrsons who own it and the land will and allto mention for the host numerousof cards,is9th birthday anniveraary of JimrayBidwellGeorge VanNorman was in Saginaw on business last weekOlin Robinson jr and family ofAnn Arbor spent Saturday at theOlin Robinson homeLecer McAfee attended a Fordmanagement banquet Saturday niteat Hotel Statler, Detroit Frank Clark and wife of MilfordjwereSunday guests of the Winston BaughnhonieT Mrs Weltha Vail and Mrs RoseHendee were, Sunday guests of theLynn Hendee familyMike and Terry Me Go wan of Pontiac spent the week end with MrsThersa CoyleThe Dale Robinson family of Lakeand were Sunday guests of the RexHendeees Mesdames Dolly Baughn andi FriyBetty Seefeld were in Lansing Friday L J Henry and wife, Gerald Henry and Rev Winger called on MrsMeda Henry at University hospit al, Ann Arbor, last weekTony deFillippi and wife of CastTawas spent the week end at thejJKanojTShirey home Mrs deFillippi is just oufoTBffyf3ityhospitalwhere she spent 10 days after suffand brick buildings replaced thtmBack in the horse and buggy days you could stand your horse in therefor 10c Peed was extra It wouldU4 aHont SO horn Mrs Loraine TansleyUBEAKY NEWSThe Altar Society of St taryff y StMaryrchurch have donated the second editlaads lumbar yard office was n 6ffice was pA imr Sheenarfs bookLifenothing was taken but an macaing and othar articles Linden toUrsa smashed and paint smeared tttooT bondAbaratn waa in Onwd 8000tost week 88 totkkm OP IU ering a back injuryRalph Hall and wife attended thewedding of Howard Hall, son ofMr and Mrs Stanley Hall of Bay City to Betty Jones at Detroit Saturday night Mrs Rosa LaRose, Mr and MrsVince LaRost and Tony deFillippi and wife called on the formers father, Ben deFillippi at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Sunday and also onAlice Mitchell and Emmett Widmeyer who are patient thereThe Cleo Curtis family of Plymouth and Mrs Dale Curtis and sonof Uvonia spent Sunday at the Ralph Hall ho meClifford VanHorn and wife were gmsssSTthe Keith Perryfamily at ColonThe Don Griffith family of MtPleasant spent the week end at theJoe Griffith home and with them4nd the Otis Mattesons took In the Ice review in Detroit Sunday 9The Harold Porter family withMaeon Lewis faraiy of Aan ArborMnr 1fct uJMiiiiii la t muaic was by Mrs Eloyse Campbelland Sheridan Hadley George which it will take men up Ie IIyears of age Many of these kavebeen deferred for college, industrial, hirthdjiy He musTbV his mothers and agricultural reanons er hriL v mt they became fathers The lastDAVID MOWERS JRDavul Mowers jr,4, son of Mrand Mrs David Mowers of BentleyLake Road died at McPherson hospital, Howell Thursday The funeral was at St Mary9 Church at 200 p valentine j We enjoyed the play given by the6th grade They all did well FIFTH GRADEOur Valentine party was a bigsuccess We thank the committeefor their fine workm, Monday Rev Albert Schmitt We thank Mrs Beck and Misofficiating Burial in St Marys Nosker for special help Also RickyCemetery, Surviving are his parents j NoskerI Our double division problems arehaTd71mtwearegetting gootianthem as1 are now 376 men in ion There are 40,179 in the stateavailable for draft There are 12,M918 years old, 11,162 19 years eld amd 18,175 20 year oTA The other aggroups are much smallerisrothersaftd HOSPITAL NEWSThe McPherson Hospital personel Butch Nosker was winner in thewere the first to report in the drive j spelliig bee with Kaye Wylie andfor funds for the new hospitalTheyfor funraised 5,120 which was 170 Theaverage contribution was 150 Karen Singer runners upWe thank all the mothers for theoookies for our party and MrsPalmAll the fund raising committees mer for the orange juicsare invited to attend a Citizens Committe dinner March 2 About200 area residents are expecrtedCOUNCIL PROCEEDINGS February 8, 1955Regular meeting village councilcalled to order by President Dinkel Present Shirley, Read, Clinton, andKennedy Absent Swarthout andMotion by Read supyurtwi by Kenney to aow Kings Daughters spaceon upper floor of the fire hall to store their hospital equipment alsoto donate expense of bidding Btorage cabinets Motion carriedMotion to allow following bill Our Michigan Unit is comingfine Mrs Kellenberger4 brought usfour books on Michigan We thankktrMrs Miller thanks her clas forthe gifts and cards It was nice tob so remembered SIXTH GRADEWe had a unit on Canada andChuck Willis and Rusty VanNormantaught it to us It was very inter The government ot Franceagain and things art iaWethink their system iswrong Their premier who eorrat ponds to our president is ot elected for a term of yearg but esrifas long as a majority of the asiaav by votes for him or his measareaJChe gets an adverse vote he is 9mof office As France has abeut 18political parties most govemstesrtsare coalition ones and seldoauemdure Ion This condition will prefcably continue to exist in Fraeeas long as they continue under tfcetepresent form of of government Michgan Democrats seem W Bgetting into difficulties tftroffcsome of their appointments t tellauto license plates This is eoatrtiltsting we also had s Ann Hallman and JoAnn StoebecMildred Ackley, postage 375 Roya Valentine for Princess Ann saw 20,000 Leagues under the Seaat the State Theatre, Ann Arborltwas very niceSome of the 6th grade gave ai eerestraining him from sellingplay for all the grades It waa Al plates on grouadsit gav His aajtm i by the secreikegon an auto dealer got the jet The other auto dealers went mtcourt and got an injunctionJudge Noel Fox, a WilliamRobert Egeler, marshal salary 8500 Councilman, Read, Shirley andKennedy were appointed to investi gate the cost and need for a fulltime, marshal, deputy or night watchman Motion to adjourn carried Mildred Ackley, village clerkO E S CALENDARFeb 18Initiation 8 p mFeb 24 e to 8 p m Spaghettiupper at temple Adults 100 andchildren 75 cents Proceeds for theWorthy Grand Matrons Heart FundK1WAN1S DINNERThi PTnclcttey KTwamT Club tnjoya chicken dinner at the CongIChurch Tuesday night Ater the bus toes masting Rev Thomas Toy ofChelsea showed tildes of Cornwall,Iads aad We will have some Interestingentertainment for our valentine party We had three experiments onelectricity by Mike Rookc We were very much interested in it Many ofthe students are now making telegraph sets We learned how to work with decimals Friday in arithmetic We thank Mrs Tasch for the lovely cards Our party started with a masquerade The pupWgues5r the firstfour Then we played One MinutePlease Then The Names theuences Tair Truth ofThe coramittae Tomy f Karl Burg waa akk kst wmk wfthKennedy by tattfafk fair trade advantage ovfr tfceTasame thing has happened i Iklacounty where John Weise, a yton ttito dealer got the jo Haer auto dealers there raft a pretest sdv in the Brighton yayer nd tpealed to Governor Williams asa Secretary of State WareMrr Eleanor Ladwidga aai wmJerry, were in Whitmore LajpfOThe Waltep Clarkmett Claries of Howell aa4Ed Claries of Aan Aithe hockey game thervday nightr , Wfrdaatrtiy, Febroar y 16 ,4l OPIRATIS FO RPINNII S A DA YCOLORE D FABRIC SSTAYSPARKL E FRES HWHI N YO U DR YWIT H EARSA testwiel l i s befe o n th e Floy d ov t farm in HOWBUL,MICHGAK B THE AWhitma nr Fky d m Maifcn Wer , TW Fb 1 6 1 7 Th e Wh schoo l debftt g tea m aiJa y an d Brno Sinatr aha wo n a wal l plaqu e donate d b yDetroi t Fre e Press Mr s Philli p Sprout , president,co nducte d th e King s Daughter s meet ing 1 Thursda y a t th e hom e o f Mrs Norma n Reason Mrs Ja y Sheha n die d a t he rhom e i u Rocheste r Feb 8Sh e wa sTherea a Ree d o f Dexte r township W H Clar k i s working a t statio nfo r Jame s Marti n wh o i s ill Friday , Saturday , Februar y M I tJea n Simon , Ror y Calhoti nu, 1OUNG AT HEART A BULLET IS TeefaniMtor In Technicolor1 also1 TARGET EARTHCartoon Satqndtoy, February 18 19 ,Feature Sun Mo Tuefltf 20, 21, 22WEST OF ZAN1BAR ,i TechnicoloralsoJESSE JAMES WOMEN5In TechnicolorThe Plnxkney Independents beatWtbberviTle here Saturday 30 to 26Don Swarthout got 18 points and Sun, Mrtiu, Tues,, Feb 20, 21, 22The Masons stage a stag card1 Matinee Sunday 20 p m cont at their hall Saturday night Ross VUt VisionRead is chairman IrYing Herlins There has bei n upheaveVt the WHITE CHRISTMAS j Mich State San Dr Pat OBrien of Al n TechnicolorDetroit who i on the Michigan nState Sanitarium board charges can Gbyt DHny KayeRosemaryhospital is making no cures because Clooney and Vera EUeft its head is not a TB specialist CartoonHuntiey is the present head athe , , Vernesday, Thursday Feb 23, 24 John Waynein n, Mo Tues,, Fb 20, ,Stewart Granger, Grace Kelly and Paul DouglastoGREEN FIREin Cinemascope and ColorNovelty News Cartoonsinstitution Wednesday, Thursday, Feb 23, U VPUSHOVERithFred MacMitrray introducingKim Novak Dorothy Malone , Phil CareyNovelty News CartoonSYLVAN THEATRE Chelsea, MiciiiganFriday, Saturday, January 28, 29ISLAND IN THE SKY1 Cartoon Friday, Saturday, February 18, 19Coming Drumbei with Carmen BENGAL BRIGADEJones In TechnicolorA Western Starring Rock Hudson, Arlene Dahl and Ursula05Latest NewtNotes of 48 Yearc AgiLent bejian WednesdayThe ice harvest is about overTheLkeand ice houses will be filledby iMu end of the week uruia iBon, to X Wilson an1 wife m, wS I fll on Jan 24, a son I Arbor Sunday j 2 CartoonsBurchiel entertained a number The James Whitlev family were Sunday, Monday, February 20,21of fnends Friday evening F Sunday visitors at the Robert Read DEEP IN MT HEARTj home, I In Technicolorvmigp ivvrtisun savs I A IVIUSJCSI Starrinffhow Cartercars at the ccago The houseon the Fred Fuller Jose Ferrer, Merle Oberon, Helen farm on Bentley Lake road cat Traiibel, Walter Pidgeon, Pauln , ire Tuesday noon It was savedThe TT al and Suest targ Tony Martini U Chel ea 3 h Ve moved Howel an Pinckney fire depts j Aim Miller, Rosemary Cloontyrv T , Keneth Nicholson has been ill 1 Tues, WedTThurs Feb, 22, 23, 24r, Jonson is working in the m a Detroit hospital PASSIONWvi, Commercial Bank Alex Chanyi ,s R padent at the j In TechnicolorA Drama StarringCornel Wi,de, Yvonne Deah ad Lon ChaijeyCarton, Bone BattyiJ Detroit United Railroad has MePhers0n spita, Howollthe YiantiAnn Arbor 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be Sport nW H Placeway as erected an responsible for no debts except Coming Njihev yjjHnnll on his farm This is , tnosr frmtrcted by myself p 5th a5the others blew down SigiedDaT Meabon M, Man Tele entertained Lui it and Klia Claire McCluskeyfcola Muran and Helen Reason at herhiiK Monday nightIVioU Peters entertained th WI C ai hei home Monday night There will be a 30 gate social a,the JVrry Towle homo Peb 22ndMrs James ul died at her home ast f town n, The fmieralis FridayThe Ladies Home Missionary Sicty have elected the following olficer Prc, Mrs Ella JacJtsonVice Pit Mrs Thomas Buachie4Sec,Mrs Frolic jriines, Treas, MrsHelen Teeple Chajitain Mrs, John Cadwell Wind, White Christmas A Bullet Wm Eisele has moved from his Jamrbtt the Dexter Roaii S tte oldjCbb farm itfherfeWWill wpr ryH trcrcharge UsefiecbuI poh beloW to sfart youn 6 subserrpti6n f Hr tte olpr the Portage Lake Land Company A wolfe was shot near Chelsea inashtenatftounty1 iwV welktOWill GardnernTten A saw mill has beenSet woods on the,, o f TheChrisfidhScienceMonftor f j jgj One, NorwoyStreet 2li 1 clmttij rMrs kahilis Lotigllfthson Sunday1 ln tarhierVPlease tnd ther SStl Oiir No 1 War i r isr G Webb Vice Pre,rHoff Sec, Mary GToirt Gera DM jTi The Al Fresco11 Cf1 efat Jffcs Roclie hofne Saturday , Roche presided MartClihibtt won1 i the touch contest and Jofe Morrfsfey, r,, Grace Gardner put on a 1 , lpiIMta,rni , p itlipreventa war Sir a poiicy of doing aBit eaa prevent a war Simultaneously it 13 maintalnlnf Xtf M possible the kind of economy that i,n iti the pastyUMteifrtok JAcontribution to them bf tbfv9r J I , JjJUty modern deyelopnientaj oiother nwfll to ct I s tha t th e vas t bul k f ilHPPtoU t b e move d o n rail t lJtU ,C 1 V H Or an d afte r thirf date , Febrtfar y 1 , 1355, I Willftoi 1 ie 1 rteiponsibedr cohtrattp i by ni y Josej u , tr B, 4, j Charade s The next 1 meeting KilHa m Doyl e hona e f Marin e PF C Pau l Salyer , sa n o f w Mrrf r Torbe t dlye r o f rioNV Hi Inchon iit aervitig wltJi 1 i iptoductto n o f heav y good g require danciVi of railroa dhi t tha i JittOtt Amrrir a shoul d giv e ful ltha t ful l efficiency , i ra n r t k ,i i wuiMianui Ove r EigtyNin e Year s,carrie d lf e rw rip 4 ,, 4 M iaj ,T7if iw ,fftrmMtdTH ROUSHJ PfNCPEB Y DISPATC H Wednesday , Ftbwary16 L IM SLINGERI EGENT S FURNISH1 NCANNE D GOOD SGROCERIE S DUpatckCias tA d o f Man a OTI s llaT flowett ftt ttctaI, MMrs Thoma s Bonne r ha s bee n ul eectet i presiden t o i txi c L iCount y VYomeiV b Iteyuwuu i LubAJessdus s u , e v ,Bonnei un d Mis s Florenc e l Jreus atitade d tii c Deser t Briiig i punse r Vy d b y th e Tow n an d Countr y Garde n Club The part y wa s hel d a t th e hoin e o f Mrs JohnBeatt y o n Cac doni a St in Howell Mrs Thoma s Bonne r ha s returne dt o For d Hospita , Detroi t fu r furthe rtreatment Dal e Meabo n U bac k fro m Nor folk, Viriniu , H f iviulisU u in tis eMarine s bu t ma y uo t b e calle d fo r1 1 severa l nWnha ft Pvt Leonar d Seotty Barret tao t aj t For t Leonar d Wood , Mo a sw e state d las t w e e h bu t a t For tKruix , Kentucky Bo b Barbe l an d Bo b Hardin g o fPinckne y lef t lo r arm y dut y Wed nesday Other s wh o wen t wer e An thon y LaFata , Brighton Joh ns , Milir d an d Harr y Brow nllSHOE SDRYGOOD SKENNEDYS GENERAL STOREFLOWER S FO P 4L I OCCASION Sfro m Born t o Gera d Swarthou t an d wif eArbo r wit h hi s bac k in rWINKELHAU S FLORA L COMPAN Yfhon e 28 4 H swel ls siROCERlE S AN D VEGETABLE S t STEE R AN D HEIFE R BEE FFRES H GROUN D BEEF 3 LBS PORKSXCSAfif cBEE F 1OASTS HOUJSTER90cMl n , and E d LeFevre , Howell Mrs Stanle y Dinke l ha s bee n na me d Re d Cros s chairma n fo r Putna mTownship Ther e wa s a chang e in the funer w a i arrangement s o i Elme r Bu m wn uMl burne d t o deat h a t hi s hui m a t Riv ersid e as t Tuesda y nitfht Th e iurn rora l wa s a t S t Stephen s chuiv h a tI u Hambur g Saturday , Deaccmct sQliv e Robinso n officiating Buria l in Rowlan d Cemetery , Roya l Oak Mr aA d Mrs Georg e Dag g o f D e troi t spen t th e week eml wit h thei r 1 S son , Murra y Dang 1 Th e Merwi n Campbell s wer e Su n da y dinne r quest s o f th e Georg eHarden s o f Portag e Lake Mr an d Mrs On a Campp l cal l e d o n Mrs Mam e Sheha n in DixU r Sunday Env t Widmaye r wh o hur t hi s vbac k a t th e Chryse r provin g groun d a t McPherso n hospital , Howel,F n a C K ,i sea j s a t St Jo e hospita,An n day , a son , Stephen Mis s Luc y Jeffreys called o n Mrs Mam e Sheha n a t th e Elizabet h Stepto e hom e in Dexter ftWdiw ia, day Wayn e Car r spen t th e week end in1 Por t Huro n witt h hi s wif e an di daughter Th e Alber t Shirle y an d Leonar dLe e familie s spen t Sunda y a t th eDary l Shirle y hom e in LivoniaTh eRober t Ambure y famil y spen t th eweek end there Th e Andre w Campbell s ccalle d o nth e E d Howie s in Howel l Sunda yan d wit h the m o n Kath y JIwl e a ta t Mellu s hospita l Brighton Th e Her b Palme r ji famil y o fFlin t wer e Sunda y guest s a t th 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411 M3S jgtup truck 1 ton, runs good 4SJ0 I 9819 Thurston and Dexter Town FOR SALEChain Saw Hall Roads at Silver LakeCOALWAT BIN FILLED WITHJOCOHONTAS OR STOKER COALielweres tke Same Day Ordered SUek of Lumber Bwlding SuppliesWilliam PaintD L HOEY SONSM3HU HAMILTON 68119 TAXESI will take in taxes at the Putnam Town HallSaturdayuntil further Notice from 900 AM to 500 P MHOMER ABNEY PUTNAM TWP TREASPinckneys rVEGETABLESGROCERIESMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE WearVELVETiE7 COMFORTSHOES FOR SALEBy owner 1952 ton expres truck in Al condimmr, tion 75000 George May Work,trees 4759 Downing Dr Lakeland,Stiawtrimuied wood cut on shares ,berry Lake, Brighton AC 75063Phone HA 64067 WANTED80 or 40 es ofsture field with good fences Green Bros DexterPinckney RoadFOR SALEaive Pheaa UPCook Store andother furniture Phene UP 855WUJt 4JAJLM ftoek RoasUrs 6 to 8lb Phone UP 8 SIMFOR SAULJUdiofconogfiph Combinatioa, Red Chala UP FOR SALE1952 Plymouth Crest4 door sedan,the Paul CowayUlevieion iy4g 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 16, 1955 Description An account of the resource February 16, 1955 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 1955-02-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5851b425efeb2a7a3888f360625eb37e.pdf 4b03a4f126b9a64f1682e44f14dec19f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i 1,IF iv Volume 72 TBB HNCXNIY DISPATCH WedneWay, February 23, 1955VI us OH The State of Michigan has troubles The legislature ised with two big problems 1 How 26 This loss dropped Pinckney intoto cut down Gov Williams budgett A two way tie for thisd place withwhich runs 46 million over exist BoysviHe with a 4 won, 5 lost reiatr revenues 2 How to raise cord John Murray led Boysville BASKET BALL NEWS CAUCUS RESULTSBrvijfce of Macoa paced by CAUCUS RESULTSMurray twins took charge early in Pinckney which has not heldthe game with Pinckney there Fri vilfege election in sevJ eaday night to best Pincknfy 43 to made up for lost time Tuesday and not less than 3 were held , whicKutbreaks ail records hereThe Union caucus convened atp m with Brandon White sr n Mar to Catholic ChurchRev Fr Albert Schnmt, Pastor NickSunday Maste HJ0 and 1001 aau BrianNovena devotion, Fnoay evening terday BillyFriday evening altervjeaa Devotions UIK SuiJay from0 tu 9UJenough money to meet state oper with 20, Joe Murray had 13, Neil chairman and nominated the follow j torc lbe JOJ ating cost which will be bigger Clark had 10 for Pinckney The I ing tickettlian last years final home game Is at Pinckney on1 President Brandon White SrAuthors of tax bills are hanging Feb25 with Manchester The tourna Clerkback to wait until the appropriat mnt i8 at Brighon March 2 j Treasurer fcias nrnttee appropriates the Packer and Wylie, Pinckney hjgh Trusteee 2 yearsmoney for operations The state scorers, failed to get a field goal, j Trustee, 2 yearsended up with a 3 million surplus The reserves scored ,15 points j Trustee, 2 yearslast year which will be wiped out and lost 50 to 15 Bruce Kahle got Trustee 1 yearby deficiences in over spent agen 12 points for Pinckney Trustee, 1 year3Qtl helth and 8th grade teams Trustee, 1 year Assessor cies The business receipts tax wassupposed to bring in 33 million jost at Stockbridge last weekbut the amount was 28 million Pinckney Varsity FG TP , Milk is big business in Michigan Wylie 0 0She sells 5,000,000,000 lbs ,a year Jt Packer 0comes from 105,000 dairy farms Simonson 0Half the milk is sold as fluid milk, Clark 410 percent is condensed, 7 percent Higgs 3into cheese and 8 percent for ice Wilson 1creamMichigan was the first state Henry 1to adopt a compulsory paseuration Lvey 1law Dyer 0Cap pistols may be the only ex Boysville Varsity FGplosive noise maker left in state Murray Joe 6after this year as law has been in Murray John 10troduced in the legislature to ban Catfry 0the sparklers on the grounds, they Cameron are a fire hazzaid Temerowski Bob 2Du to the numerous accidents at temerowski Rich 0Michigan ski centers the following LiedeH 0rutes are offered Phillips 1 lThe person skiing has the right Speara 0of way Pinckney Reserves FGclimbing a hill where others, Burns 1skiing climb on the side of the Wakefield 0hill with skiies on Kahle , 43 Do not climb hills without your Huhman 0skits, coot imprints and holes White 0cause accidents tGeryoz 04 Fill in the holes you make Mrofkjaj j iQ 5 Learn the proper fit of your Sockow Mildred AckleyHelen Reynolds Albert Shirley Oscar BeckHoward Read J W Winger Mary Jane Tasch William Jeffreys Otto Pouhson UM Sunday beChurch1aalor1100Peoples MeetingFellowship ScrveeWednesday CURKENi OMMEN7Elementary Schoo1KINDERGARTENMarsh has new Walton had company yesa neckThe Citizens caucus wes held atj4 p m with Gene Mann as chair1 man and nominated the following0 President Merwin101 Clerk Treasurer A2 Trustee, 2 years2 Trusteee 2 years2 Trustee, 2 years0 Trustee, 1 yearTP Trustee, 1 year 13, Trustee, 1 year Assessor The third coucus, a surpriseheralded one was held at 8 pwith Stanley Dinkel chairmanI1 labelled the Independent and put up0 the following ticket JriRev J W Winger, Pastor Beach hasPrinceLinda YVeyener has a wlast and breaeletWilnia Wilder has ,juineuiiLs near her hme Frank Zezulku h a low ,John Tasch has a new CMWshinJimmy Baufchns p rents haduimivtjrsiiiry SuruiuyBil McMacken hib new sinand socks Linda Ckanyi visited her an800,1 Lillian in Detroit last weekWe made ieurge vYahirytots this weekToby, Jiitimy Siee and Jin iy Some time au Ionia county bua hospital called the Ionia Memorialcounty hospital Pledges and coatri outions were solicited from varioua people Tin hospital was opened mOctober 195 Up to date some 600 people have faiied to pay theirpledges which total 43,896 The hopital board has asked City Attorney loulas Welch of Iunia to start suitafaixiit tiiwe people to collect thepledges He can probably collectWeanl ,ere lol1 that when the Grand Trunk Railroad was built to PUcfcpledges were secured from th peo pie along the right of way Afterroad was built those who did not pay their pledges were haled intoourt and had to pay The pledgerued to be the same as a notet20 026 Clare SwarthoutAlbert Shirley i Louis Evans Roy Clark W H Euler Don SwarthoutLorenzo Murphy unm Monday Sehool 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 a mThurs night prayer meetingat the church at 800jchoir practice 730 pM36 West between Main and Unadilla Streets Rev Keith Ruegseffffer, Pastor went to the Shrine Circus202 PresidentClerkTreasujrerIiustee0 Trustee12 Trustee, 2 Trustee, 1Trustee, 1Trustee Assessor SUnlqr Dinkel Sunday SchoolSunday WorshipYouth Group Evening ServiceThur Prayer Meeting Jr Cnoir Practice WclSr Choir practice Wed CJ45 a m1100 a n 700 p m800 p rnS00 p m 400 p i730 p in 1st 2nd, 3rd iRAIi VKVvSA bi truck wn ui im rouunfurl hie Linda liitxiers liuue Jhalles Heath iias J V,1 kilvand Lin fly it Pain Seelei went to the ShrineCircus Saturday They had to wait r line half an hour udens fatiujr look v int and bought a hisnew Tiiey say there is a sucker boraevery minute In the court at St Louis Mo John Southwell was finedwitU and given 8 years in prison OruMr the mails to defraudHe called niiiiseij Garden iuild of Americaand operated out of StLouisHe advertiscd a bue rose There is nouch rojse lia sent his customer a ied iose which turned bluish as itdiedHe is said to have groswd00,000 in 18 monthsusinsveekvisiteweekkiis 6 Use safety straps andgoggles in bright sunlight wearCONSERVATION DEPT,Through the salepf wood products Michigan state1 iwtete earned1515,000 forT941 forests salesinonly DoyleSmowgoWPietras Burg Boysville MataSchneider Walters Reserve54 In Valeaqueztotalled auThere were 66 , Douganconservation law Denningviolation arrest8 last week, moatlyfor deer andfishing law violations The Otter River trout rearingpond has been turned over to the Michigan College of Mines A 1,000,000 playgrounds is wanted YoungCameron 00000FG 407 70 011 0a 1600 00000TP 9 yearsJters yearsyear yearI year MattThe election is March 14 Merlin Lavey MornjL, Worship Howard Read FlVenjlg yervico Lee Tiplady WJpraveiDon Swarthout 4 Albert Shirley Lorenzo Murphy pi Fe 1045 A M rp lojt hii at 11,hsiuei1 lost JiisBonnie Seguca viaitef urund in otherhas pups, doyhis auntWERE Miss Lorna Shirley, daughter ofMr and Mrs Albert Shirley of married to John Eller14 0082 04 2 f Pontfac at Angola, Indiana, Saturday Both at emptoyed at Ponviac suppchildWort O E S CALENDARIS Initiation 8 p m24 G to 8 p ni Sp at temple A Hilts 1H0 1n 75 cents Proceeds for tno Grand Mtvonu Heart Fumd Lin and ikntineBASKET BALL SCORES NEIGHBORING NOTESWendell Barker is unopposedvillage president at StockbridgeGerald William, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Williams of wns killed last weekin southern MichiganThe,taU now South Lyon 65, Dexter 64 Man dayLwhen his truck crashed at Wierowns 300,000acres there It ha Chester 33, Ilartland 31 Brighton 1 on,LWest Virginia plenty of land in northern Michigan 51, Keego Harbor 47 St Philip 57, Ralph Harris of Pinckney andbut not in southern Michigan where St Thomas 40 Ann Arbor 62, Jack William Mustatia of Gregory fished most of the people live son 54 Dundee 50, Saline 46 Flat at Houghton Lake over the weekThree more lakti are now open Hjck 65, Milan 50 University 56, ndto taking of any kind of fish due to Lincoln 49 Dewitt 51, Gaines 48, winter kill They are Bonniecjastle Deerfield 103, Britton 63 Stock bridge 86, Fowlerville 61 F LARA ALMA iOLANAlma Dolan FO, daughtermas and Catherine iuhitn Jmiiig Road, Dexertownship died at the home of CarlFreeman of Pontiac February 1C She attended the Dexter school andgraduated from Si Mary filo, MonroeHer sole survivor isbrother ,Ed ward, with wh mlived The funeral wn at StStock Chrchc, Dexter M Tues officiating Burial Cemetery 1D VHADKKVSi to thank Mesdame MorGarr for helping at our party is nuhospitalof us went i had to rere sorry the ShrineVeddvr1v a iJ oa ii SaturdayKichni, n sawin St herheMurys Walsli Joseph Lfill I I ltun1 1 l 1 i Ll S, CIarl ,i days 11 HI 1muli tiiair hielirluiay a,halast new oiheOabv IirihbrI1UDI j rbodli sfur WaMARRIED IN INDIANAMarried at Angola Indiana onFeb 12, Elsie Do Wolf, dauberof Mr and Mrs James DoWofc ofMr and Mrs HarLpw Munsell of Hamburg to Erwin ffeuChane of die iLi I1 1LluuOrein Kalamazoo county, and Fennesey and Bayou in Ottawa1600 cars of visitors visited theHolland state park over the week theAbout 625,000 trees will be plantdo on state lands this year About 20,000 acres of state miner THE SILVER NEEDLESThe Silver Needles met athome of Mrs Louise iMraman day night Cookies and hotlate weit servoJ Wei were supposal rights will be offered for sale at d to have a sftms Part but thetht Mason building, Lansing Mar 2 lce nL Judy Root, reporterREPUBLICAN CONVENTION The ofld gruard AntiEteenhowerwing of the Republican party made tn effort to oust their state chair Congressional LetterGregory have returned fromBurglars visited Dexter last weekThey took 600 worth of guns and goods from the Mill Creek SportingGoods Store, 425 from the bowling alley safe and broke inlQ D E Hoey Sons but got nothing there, f The Ford Sales Service,Dexterchanged hands again Dougas Gregory selling it to Alfred Gross, formr owner and Erwin Clark, auctioneer The lake level committee of theHuron Valley met last week and hisbeenHowell The bridin the Vhvv iand the groo i, Baldwin Drujr Store in Howcl Foi a number ofyears Miss DeWolfe lived with tinDon Swarthout family here ChlSatT7KINGS D AUGHTEJISThe Pinckney Kings Da uttersmeet with Mrs Herb Sims March Aat 130 p m A film o Yu nvvcounty hospital will be shown A silent auction will be held andOurtiWman John Feikens at the state con was to increase the salaries of tthetention at Detroit Saturday but judges and congressmen Athoujrhfailed They tried to fasten the yTwo votes of wide interest took ased that a water level bq estab jplace in congress last week One ld f ll h lk btblame for last Novembers defeat onh,fn JJeneaee county spearheadedthe drive against Feikens which caused the charge to be made fromthe floor that Iverson the opponent of Feikens was the General Motors candidate Iverson retorted theFord Motor Cowas backing FeikenOutatate the two candidates broke do not think the salaries of congressmen are big enough I did notfeel justified in voting myself payraise so I voted noJhe second was on a 3 year extension to make reciporal trade agreements I voted or it with no mis givings as it was not only backedby the Democrat leadership and the administration Lut by state inTustPy aiii the Ifcartf of womens DEMOCRAT CONVENTIONThe Democrat county conventionfor all the lakes between1 niet at the court house in Howe 1and Portage affected by the Thursday nightf James Murphy wasHuron River This would be done by chairman and Ed Lewis f leik Tlya series, of dams endorsed Thomas Kavnnaugb nThe Rev Charles Willett, former of the late Gies Kavsinauh formFowlerville pastor celebrated his er collector of internal revenue 100th birthday last week at Alham for the supreme courtThey went onbra, California, where he lives record as opposed to the unit rule ofThe body of PFC Victor Atwell voting by congressional districts inwho was killed in Korea in 1950 was the conventiongiven alast week funeral at Brighton The following were elected dcu gates to the state convention atCoastjruardsman Leland Queal, of j Grand Rapids Feb 24,25 DonaldHamburg r Mor, RuthofFeikens but all of Oakland and, voters waiiWayne swung to him and he won One might ask who was against I Mr8 eiarkout 994 to 599 Feikens, an original it There were many including the1 ville is th Rd Cross chairman Eisenhower man was only a sym isolationist and economic iWfgtwi tyTtaTln the fTght which waa an at who want protection One attempt After not ml8in a meeting tempt to repudiate EisenhowerAf to amend the bill was only voted the HoweJ1 Rotary Club for 31 yearster the showdown the revolt ended down 198 to 192 This would have Herbert Gillette was absent twiceand Eisenhower was endorsed for started log rolling as every selfish ln February due to illness Ora Parker has returned to hishome in Howell after several weeks THIRD rRADEBonnie Chcry, ,onnie nndquila vuit, to the Shrim Ciiu urday An acrobat yoL hurtLariy Ii told us ahut theshow Remember the AlaniaChiquita mother made henew ircss ,,Mi J read us some now stabout outdoors, turtles, vinm bees I has new bootteacher Mrs Lintner, spentek end in ClevcdandFIFTH GRADEarc sorry Kay Wyios father in 4he hcwpitalWe had 1M daily abfnrweek due to fluOur Michigan unit is ruling fineOui1 individual state unit reportsa re readyWe are enjoying rlmiblc muhijiatioij and division Our spelling bee winners wereMary Pena and Karen Singer Therunnersup Kaye Wylie and Claudiaarr Dennis Singer was thirti We made get well cards or Robert Homer who is in the hospitalWe made got Well cards for RobShorpe n her birtday Secretary of State Dulles made aleech last week on foreign policy in the far east which did little toclear the muddy waters there Itwas on the olive branch order andhe offered appeasement and coexisttunce to Red China He said this country is willing to let them havethe Matsus and Quemoys Nationalist held islands if they ill usethem for peaceful pursuits and notUB bases tor attacks on Formosa which we are determined to hold asit is m line with our bases in tht Philipines and other islands therem hls speech ChaingKai Chek who ems to lie fading out of the picture was not even mentioned, That individual sUl struts around like armnty rooster nnd talks of invading Red China which he couid nct dounless UiLs counuy aided him withship, planes and men which in itipresent appeasement attitude it ap not likely to doIn Kiinland where use of DDThas been excessive in some plac, Idraw bark has come upThe poison idled so many insects that the woodJC kvv and other birds v,ho subjitii them could find nothing to Mt have been boring into churchp apl Mier y act for grubsin the church steeplb at iv Halingimry the woodpeckers drilled over oo holes Similar damage ii rtported from 20 otherlastLorenzo Murphy, Martin La van, Pof Fowler1, W Curlett, Rosemary MoonMilton Cook, Charles Bennett, Ed Lewis,Ervin Snyder, Mrs Snyder LIBRARY NEWS The RepublicaJif held their ailial Lincoln day dinners and with nout two exceptions endorttdPresident Kisenhower for a secondierm These except1 ,i were in Connetuut where Senator LCarthy WM he speakfT nnd in Chieago at theChicago Tribune sponserel ojTliere Ciov Lee of Utah condemned the president and said tht tountryiad gone farther to the left in thtpast two yours than ever before and that a third party of conservativvttmight be formed Senator Dlrkson f Illinois also talkedWhile not forthe president he said talk of a thirdwas nonsenseChicago was reportedall set to get the Republican convn riir in lflSei but SaaFraniscoCalniateliod the ii check of 260,000 andot itThe Democrat controlled congressi eported out a bill to give stathood to Alaska and Hawaii The Rt kicked this bill arounda cotple of years7TheT reason why these territoriforyshould be denied statehood The opinterest would have demanded proa seecond termJudge Leland Carrformer Pinck tectJon and the result wouldneyite was renominated for the su reduced the four million jobs havethatfcreme court, Judge Hiram Smith depend on foreign trade This wouldof Howell making the seconding have reduced the number of Michispeech gan autoes and trucks to be shipp , e4 overseas The bl passed 296 toCAED OF THANKS no many jumping on the bandr wish to extend sincere thanks to wagon when they sawlter Pt Schrtitt, St Mary Altar vote was goingSociety, my frivis and neighbors ,,for cmroXfiaked goods and other COUNTY GARDEN CLUBtfttable sent me duriag my sfcuttn spevt in Veterans hospital, Ann Arbor used at the discretion of the board Vof directorsMr and Mrs Frances Barron asdi Marjorie Davis, 415 PutnamMr and Mrs Joe Gates of Howell i Pinckney, Phone UP 8 9751have gone by plane to Mexico for 101days ated 15 to the Library fund to be experfertde wfch valentines Theyhave them in GermanySIXiH GRADEWritten by Susan LaBelleWe are practising our graduation daily We have written up each songs about them Ea part We hope you likeThe boys and girs soccer teamsUttrninK rool sports men shipWe are square dancing at our re poSition roniCS from the south andration period mdwast isolationist states whoMarties Schuck is really enjoying have enOuph votes to block any leg islation they do not want Additionof two more statjes would ipttttheir applecartThe Young Ladies Auxiliary don our speling bees She had her firstSPECIAL NOTICEI am now selling Avon Product Sthow ithi Jsanes Bauer and Dwight Beach I o Chelsea have been nominatted byCongressman Header to take theentrance examination for appointment to West Point military schoolMrs Emma VollmerOF THANKS Liyin gston jCounty Gardenj Club meets rFriday evening, March 4th with Miss Violet Dunain on TbiMr and Mrs Albert Thomas andGus Schultz of Flint called on theBob Pikes Satuvy Mrs Edna Speaa anH Jack Shtldon were Suarffty dinner guests of Mrs Louise Shehanhasvoted to takeno pupils from the Maripolds are beautifulsthiols not in the eonsoHdatkmDex Their leaves are green and frilly,to extend sincere thanks to West Grand River, Howell A Book ter and Brighton schools have taken j They sit in the sun and shine likeof the Masonic lodge, Review by Mrs August Schmitt timilarvictlon j Gold in the meadow, wide and hillythirds Hfts and the visits and Planting for Permanent Larry SchraoW of Chelsea spearThey are so sweet, so lovely, in the hosoital They Beauty prwMnted by a DM eds SI inch pike oil Cavanaugh1 Their fragrance ftlU the air E tti inehkd Lakekst W Gorge Meaww JO They tat so light, tonilgi st Bwtaff Latak So 1wus4le thpift with can gradebody hasWe are going to the Cinemera onApril 16 Hope some of our parentscan go Nancy Wegener and Kahl Burgwrote poemsThe Sea by Karl BurgThe sea, hes,the dark btae seaFull of creatures of the deep Im the diver, that is me,I stea the treasury of the sea, When down I dive, the fishes say He will die Jown here some dayBut I never , never fear the seaYes, thats me, diver of theSwwt MartfokU Nr W The Michigan State Normal at T ilantl is seeking to change hername as she has expanded out of tiltstatus of a prep, school So far shehat been unable to agree on a name University of Eastern Michiganand University of Southern Michigan arc both suggested We remem ber when Michigan State was calledMichffca Agrtauie Dffeg that was the principal subject thaiwas Jaugjrttheikto expand in all directions itaehamped and It became major college MASONIC LODGE Tuesday, March 1, 8 plar meeting Saturday, April, v ,,PINdNKY DISPATCH WMt, Fnmry 28, 15 ModH ciose anElectric Clothes Dryer wL us Cleanerry uAk Automaticr 1 Si mmm mft HPourDEALER oilO efr oit Edistin J5 BIGGEST SIZETOP TWO ENGINES NotesMOST BEAUTIFUL CAR IN THE LOWPRICE 31With two pacesetting new engines, thetasutiful Plymouth 55 brings you new hs in power and performance The new6cyliadexwrFlow 117 is the thriftiest,moothest six in the lowprice3,lKanTcstoits exclusive ChromeSealed Action Thenew 1674ip HyFire V8 engine give youtbe highest standard horsepower in thelowestprice field Plymouth i also the largest car in all3 Its extra size gives you more roominside, and a smoother, steadier bigcarride And Plymouths forward look stylingglamorous sweptback design that providesthe greatestvisibility in the lowprice 3 This year of all ye look at all 3, andyoull choose PLYMOUTHw lS SEE FOR YOURSELF WHY THESWING IS TO PLYMOUTH DRIVE ONE TODAYbuy raw better tradein, too Plymouthmi, PDCV PLYMOUTH 55VANS MOTOR SALES Mrs Jennie Dunne of Perry is vwiting her nephew, Jofcn WhiteThe Cheboa flour mill which burned will be rebuilt by a stock company6000 worth is stock has been subscribedThe M E Ladies took in S attheir tea at the David Mowershome Wednesday John Cawell and Dr E L Mooretook in the auto show in DetroitI last week1 Married Feb 20 a the hooie of Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark, theirdaughter, Marian, to Dr George Pearson, Rev Little John officiating Antoinette Thrasher was born inRochester ,N Y Aug 3, 1833 anddied Feb 12, 1907 Sha married JamI es Hall Feb 26, 1857 She was tho mother of 7 childrenFuneral was Friday, Rev Mylne oficiatiagThe Harrington family had anarrow escape Friday morningWheen Mrs Matie Elder and herI daughter who live with Mrs HaiI ington came down stairs they smell gass and found a door of the base burner open and Mrs Harringtoni unconscious They opened the doo, and windows and called Dr II FSigler and it took him several hours to revive Mrs Harrington The WJC held at social at theTowle home Feb 22 The program was at foilows Music, VVIC, chorus Music Fern Henjee GatesAjar by Ladies Quartette Waitingby the Gate, Mary VanFleet Golden Gate, Mens Quartette PhonographMusic Duet Harold and GraceGrieve Recitation, Frances Carpen ter MujJc, Kitsie UisonReitations, Edna Webb, Fred Swarthoutadie SwarthoutMiss Lizzie Fitzsimmons died ather home here Sunday The uneeralwas Tuesday George Hinckley was arrestedSaturday for buying liquor for ia, man on the proscribed list Hewas taken before Justice W H Placeway where he waived exami nation and was bound over for trial Andrew Carnegie has given the Chelsea Congl Church 800 to wards a pipe organ on condition they raise a like amount Mr and Mrs Elsworth Kirtland who have een tetrhag in the PhUi pines are returning to the states to , take up farming injjrugon Their daughter, Mary, has been stayingwith her grandmother, Mrs W HSaylesThe AlFresco Club met at theWm, Doyle home Thursday night, program was music and gamesThe next meeting is at the Bert Van Blaricum home Bom to John Fitzsimrru n, andwife last week a daughtter WH1 Doyle is gain working orJackson C KvellBorn to Arthur 3 hoenhals andwife last week, a sonMary Bullis was run over by af led last week and suffered a brok n collarbone HOWELL THtAREHOWELL, MICHGAN LE THEATREJSTSS11 Friday ,, Fetary 26, BENGAL BRIGADEISLAND JN THE SKY CartoonCoining Drumbeat with CarmenJones A Weaten StarringRock Hudson, Axleae Dahi aad UrsulaFriday, Saturday, February 25, 26 Double FeatureilhAiwiie Murphy, Marie BlaneirdDBSTRY TREASURE OF RUBY HILLSwitZachary Scott, Carol MatthewsCAnna Rnssel, inHANSEL ANDSunday, Monday February 27, 28 Matinee Sunday 2W p m eontDRUMBEATin Cinemascope and Color 8U Moa, Tues Wed Feb 27, 28and March 1 and 2 yU ,ian H nGrace UyJ Roone y an d Frederi c Marc htoTH E BRIBE S T O TOKOR rle t Pilot s ove r Kore aCartoo coadd , Audre y Dalto n THEATRETues , Wed , Thur , Marc h 1 , 2 , 3CARME N JOXES I n Cinemascop e an d Colo rN Harr y B afuateDorotU y Dandridij eComin g Si x Bridge s t o CrossTh eVanquishedTh e B foo t Conatess aYOUN G tfOMENWoul d yo u lik e t o b e a telephon eoperato r Friday, Saturday , Februar y 25 , 2 6REA P TS E WIL D WIND I n Technicolo rA Drao u Starrin gJoa n Wayne, , Susa n Ha y ward , Ra yMilaiu J an d Paulett e Goddar dNew an d Cartoo nSun , MOIL , Tueft , Fe b 27 , 28 , Mar lIrrin g Bertia WHIT E CHRISTMAS Al l i n Technicolo rStarrin gBin s Crosby , Dann y KayeRoaemar yCloone y an d Ver a Elle nDtene y Cartoonl d MSun Shows 24 5 Cont N o exprienc e is necessar yPermanen t positions schoo l graduate s preferred 400 0 pe r 4 0 hou r week Cal l 190, 9 fo r a n appointtment Wednesday, Thursday , Marc h 2 , 3 A BULLE T I S WAITING I n Technicolo rHig h Tensio n Dram a Starrin gJea n Simmons , Ror y Calhou n an dStephe n McNall y Show s 71 5 an d 90 01 CartoonIClar e Mille r playe d in the cribb t Arbor las tMichB tiCo iAa nweek and won 9 ou t o f 1 1 games Brando n Whit e ar , Brando n Whit ej r an d George Youncerma n als oplayed Mis s Doroth y Parke r o f Mt Clemen s spen t th e week end a t th e Bo b Tasc h home Th e I Lave y ami y calle d o nth e Howar d OBrie n famil y a tBunke r Hil l Sunday NOTE S 5 YEAR S AG Oii Vern e Lasher , employe d a t th eGlennbroo k Stoc k Far m committe duicid e Frida y b y hootin himsel fwit h a shotgun Hi s bod y wa s f 1 an dn n th e co w bar n wher e h e ha d mon et o milkH e leave s hi s wife,a n 8 yea rel d daughte r an d a baby Th e bod ywa s take n t o Fayette , Ohi o fo rburial Pinckne y hig h schoo l defende dBrltto n in th e debat s Frida y 2 t 1Th e tea m wa s Bernic e VanBlari o ,Elizabet h Spears , Clyd e Soper T mee t Maso n thi s week Ha r Hal l lead s th e baske t Tal lhig h schoo l tea m scorer s wit h i 8points , Pet e Geryc z score d 7 3 nr i Marshal l Meabo n 11I n regar d t o th isemen t inth e Ne w Yor k pape r lo r th e Roch eheir s Joh n Roch e marrie d a wido wher e b y th e nam e o f McGra w wh agrandmothe r o f Mrs Alt a Meypr Mi s Marid a Roger s entertaine da t a Valentin e part y Saturda y night Th e winner s wer e Mr s Edn a Reaso n Ian d Mrs N O Fry Doroth y Can attende d th e polic e an d firemen s bal l a t An n Arbo r Sa turda y night Specia l musi c wa s rendere d a t th eCongl Churc h Sunda y b y th e thre eMisse s Islers , piano , violi n an d cor ne t an d Norma n Miller, , cornet I n baske t bai l Saturday Pinckne ybea t Dexte r 2 4 to 2 3 bu t los t th eSon d gam e t o th e Cu t Rat e Cigar so f An n Arbo r 3 5 t o 31Do n Swar thou t ha d 1 8 point s th e fixe t gam ean d 2 3 th e second WHEN YOU R BO YTEASE S FO R AIt s a fine chanc e fo r you to gve hi ttrainin g in the oldfashione d j, ian d wel l hel p you n, ,, ,, ,hav e saving s accoim u ai m mr j ln ,to brin g in their moneyanc l mak e uposits Start you r childre n o n thi s jon , tiO,tthe n encourag e regular savingTH E McPHERSO N STAT E BAN Kdeposit s u p t o 10,00 0 insijredb y ou r memberihi p in tkc Fadra J Deposi t Insuranc e Corporatlo tnih d 3W Over EijrhtyNin e Year s o f Sf Wagoner s Grocer yCOUNT Y HOSPITA LEver y Civic , fraterna l an d sociil rganizatio n in the count y wil l 1 esolicite d fo r mone y gift s fo r ti ene w hospita l accordin g t o Jan v sRobb , chairma n o f th e club s an d o rorganizatio n committee20 0 ar e e xpecte d a t th e Founder s dinne r M V i2 Th e driv e fo r fund s start s Ma r h 3 Th e hospita l employee s contrlbit d ove r 6000 , th e averag e gif t b ein g 150 Stanle y Pinkel is th e lo i airpTeentati e here W e u1 derstan d th e sit e favore d fo r it iso f theByro a Road , nea r Wes t GJ River , Howel l o n th e McPherso nfarm 16066 Pinckne y Rea dQualit y Mechandis eNOTIC EO n an d afte r thi i ft f I wil l L respanaibl e fo r n o aeBlf t excep ttho e contacte d b y myatlf Dai Ut LOW PRICE SBee r an d Win e to Tak e Ou tPhon a Howel l 705J 2TH E ROUS H PLUMBIN GWate r System s Plumbin g Repairin g TSV J isUfe HNCXMLT DttPATCH y, Pifcrary 155The PeopleLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES ORYGOODSKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE FLOWERP AL OCCASIONSafiom Pfc GUbcrt Shugg, eon of MrotndMrs E G Shugg of 8S82 RhidDrive, Piackney is now in Korea with Marine Aircraft Group 12, aunit of the First Marine AircraftGroup Mrs Howard Greene and MrsHolis Whie with Medames Lester McAfee, Pat Burks and Mia MarkMatteaon took the H Boy Scouts tothe Shrine Circus ituIetroxt Sat Mr and Mrs ttrn Kennedy attended the funeral ftk Mis ClaraDolan at Dextex Monday The Dale Miller ladily called onMrs Warda Harwood in iiowellSaturdayJtfrs and Mrs, George Dagg srof Detroit spent the week end with Murray Dagg The Carl BidwcL iamily of Brinton called at the Ben While homeSunday Mrs Keith Ruegrsetfer and twochildren are visitinig her parents inGeorgia The Lee Laveys and Mae Metzreturned home from 3 week in Florida ThursdayThey called on the AtLees and Parkers who took them to the rich section of Palm BeachThen they called on the Fred,Reads Fred had had a lucky dayj the horse races They went to Miami Beach where the rich Jews liveThey also visited the Ellises and ,Jim Tinchers and went to the state j Fair They were entertained atdinner by the Tinchers at theirhome in Tampa zMrs Celia Nash entertained the members of the 4H Notes quartette and their mothers Friday nite The Earl Baughns, Bud VanNormans, Robert Seefelds and Lawresnee Baughn attended an vanniv ersary dinner Sunday honoring thebirthdays of the Winston Baughns hPHONE UP8ail44WATER SYSTEMS PLUMBINGHinkefTRUCKS TRACTORS CAKSrlL D SMITH CO JMfCH H 632WINKELhAUS FLORAL COMPANY Phone 284 Callers at the J H Hooker home n Mrs Baughnlast week were C W Hooker and Mr and Mrstf Henaee andwie, Ann Arbor, Mrs Margaret Aid Mr and Mrs W H Meyer atten derma and sister of Detroit, Roy the ice review in Detroit Wednesj Carpenter and wfie of Ann Arbor dayT George Carpenter and wife of Ann Arbor and the Bob Bennett family Plymouth rented fcyH W WYUEMICHIGAN ECIJROCERIES AND VEGETABLES STEER AND HEIFER BEEFFRESH SIDE PORK LbHOME MADE LARD 2 Lbs for 35c45c30cSOR1ERSITS HERE Irvin Parker and wifevho live in the VanHorn apartmrots spent the week end n Bay CityMr and Mrs William Lintnex , spent the week end in Cleveland where her father, John McDonnellsuffered a heart attackj The Eafl KimberLys of Willowi Village spent the week end at the Tom Ware home The South Putnam Farm Bureaumet at the Jack Hird home lastweek The Ralph Hall family spent Suniy with Leon Curtis family inWixom Loyd VanBlaiicum and wife called at the Bill Baughn home Sunday Saturday with Mrs Agnes Richardson and Mrs Lmis Gearhart, Mrs Celia Nash attended the wedding of Dr Lawrence Gearhart to Nancy Ann Spencer at the chapelat of Mich State College, Mr and Mrs tfford Miller and Mr and Mrs Dale Miller attended the bam dance show in Detroit on Saturday nightMr, and Mr Irvin Kennedy andMrs Dorothy Kennedy visited MrsHelen Kennedy at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Thudav She junderjwent a second operaton SundayMrs Eleanor Ledwidge and JerrytheWiiliam Spencer family of j Whitmoxe Lake and Mrs, Leolaj Lavey oi Lansing were Sun day guests LotH Stackable and wife i The, Merliiv Amburgey family had dinner at Tourneys, Stok bridjge Sunday Emmett Widmeyer came homefrom St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Saturday ,George Meabn and wife spentthe week end at their cabin at Lov elfsSunday guests of the JamesWhitiey family were the JohnMcGuire family of Detroit, Mich,and the Robert Read familyThe 26 members of the CherubChoir of rtreCfongMi Church were I from coast to coastmaking exciting newstifemmrui ORLON nsWAf HAIUI 0HORTOOATWE PHIIGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFERJUgular PHct 00000Allowance for yo rcngt 0000You pay only 00000Com In today Se this new and beautiful rangt madspecially for homti btyond the gas maim Ste am ing Cooliltt tho automatic oven pilot that doesvitgo taken to Detroit Saturday to seethe Shrine CircusVirginia VanNorman, Helen Reynoidat RosemaryWtyiey, Betty Seefeld, and fohfljBurg drove Mrs Raymonda Morris and hertwo daughters were n Ann Arbor j Saturday ITom Manion of Kalamazo spentthe week end with Neil Baughn ffiMrs Veronica Brogan Walkerwas taken ill with appendicitis Sun day and taken to Grace hospital, DetroitBorn to Hubert Ledwidge andwife of Royal Oak Sunday a son The Four Notes 4H Quartette fttitatfrt practical coat for the 1955 American way of life 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6auregard last week Mrs Tbressa Coyle attended a Marya urCft Leslie Memtt and wife of How shower for Mrs Joye Charbonneau Mrs G W Cark o Ann Arbor ellcalled on Mrs Jennie Devereaux ine Lynn Hendees, Lloyd HandSunday 40 were there wa, i Sunday guest at the Walter Sunday MkhM PZ wf The p Bennett amily of Webb Clark home Bom to Mr and Mrs Lawrence J l fP3T erville were Sunday guests of the c J Clinton represented Pinok Baughn Friday at St Joe hospital, TO last weK AndneVCampbell fmy d ney at the Michigan Day Confer Ann Arbor, an 111 lb 10H oz son Allen Dinkel anrt Audrey KHkott The Kenneth Mohlmaus of River enoe at Howell last Thursday might Brian Neil atttftfed the Citizens Mutual AttRoy Reason and wife, Ann Shir s aiifh e IV H 3WrfeyTlfiej Th far f Mrs Aim Harri s t o Insuranc e Comnanv iMimir le , Leota , Mr an d Mrs Jame s fiel d wer e Sunda guest s a t th e calle d o n friend s her e Tuesday i 8 reporte d sold dance a t Howel Saturda yBoy d an d Mary , Marily n Gusta f Alber t Shirle 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 23, 1955 Description An account of the resource February 23, 1955 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 1955-02-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8910f7c609d2d0e82504c234c50f8873.pdf dd7d3ab88a5e22f884c7f9dfc6c0311c 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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Wedaeeday, March JL MM Ne V Ota fWINS LAST GAMtPlackney won berJaetS mt here Friday nightsnchester 65 t 47 6fcanhw ahead 24 to 21 atthe haft art stayed taereJim WJoa was high for JPiackaey with 17 amtr of sitfaaturts to cant The parties affected are theferialfct Worker, Socialist Labor Prohibition Proponent of the tt will cut election costs46 p MtattffrjMomoegat are planning MitsilllftfToi GOT Williams, aoth 1 l h iti for high scorer, was a flue victim andunable to play but wul be all rightThunday when they meet HfrrtlaaaV in the state tournamet at Brightonat SUM p m South Lyon and Fowlenrille alay the first gameBASKFT BALL SCOKM Dexter 40, Hartland, 82 Masonthe Waited State senateV Hand saaredaata calling rsdit for, it over into the DemocratLti GOT,i the lext Democrat nominee He, wade a good run 47,40, New Lothrop Webberville 49 Milford M, Qlarkw fall lttt W stocbridge W, DanaTOH i2 49 Saline 86, Lincoln 64 Williamod tnea8ton g2,Fowlerville SljRoosevelt 58term as goverDemocrats denya Republican SEBK C0URThis bow As an tftermith of tht several villages caucuses held here onas suit has been filed before Judge Carland to , , , the saniesHart is regarded ,rom War plftced tflf is alleged that no caucuses fcieia tfclUfianiVirgilWaMto ffgMJtovey, iacmnbtai tt areandthe it Ifarya CathttitBar F Alhert flehmltt, Paetar Maiita 800 and 1000Mojenci An allby the CheltaA rhigh ak84 won theGeneral Milk CompanyG j Suraay and foxcattle ajagaitt thedevotion, Friday eveningFriday evening afterNo vena Deletions and Saturday lrem to 900 p m and Sunday before the 800 Masa Elementary School j CURRENiCalvary Menaonite Caurca Sara Beachy, Pastorp Walter EachMorning Worship, 1000ll00The Brighton Bowling alley, f wajentered last week and mtuey from the cigarette machine Duane Leach of Pettysvilledischarged fromthe army at Texas, last week Yoiiftg Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service 800Dfaurcftfee J W Winger, PastorSunday Staool 980 a m1046 a mr meeting at 8001st 2nd and 3rd GRADESJohn Walton has some new clothes, asd John Paul Harden new show Gary Rutledfces brother had abirthday and got a envboy suk andgunSharon Cord way visited hergrandmother and went to a movie Pat TesBmer visited his grandmother Sunday Quite a few of our people haebeen absent due to illnessSECOND GRADE NEWSKenneth Garr went to the dentistTuesdayCheri Schmidt was 8 years old weekeverThe Brighton Argus latstated that school taxes allthe state iii be higher next yearowintf to thtr supreme court deeis which makes ust of the state equale4 valuation compulsory , Moaftof the counties have been uaiag the lower county valuatioa Forinstance the county equalized val uation in Livingston is 40,000,000while the state is 89,500,000 Under the state plan says the Argusthe Brighton school district will receive 20,79221 uwe in tax moneynext year when the state equalized valuation is usedwas af0un4ay flchoolforlast was heldgetting, special CU8 WJJatlemtion atmrftatinrtat laws have rut the big tpt dtdwtui of the presidcfttstate but there are sill 5000 addicts QUO in Michigan Wed choir ntactice 780 p mTht Pftipl ChurchMU West between Mam and Uaadffla StreetKeith Enegeegger,Patter941 a m1100 a m 700 p in800 p m, 800 p mat 8 p m sad aaidau Tf Livingston Coutrty O E Jr Choir Practice Wed 400 p mlegal Brandon White, Friendatp Night is at Brighton en 8r Choir Practice Wed 730 p nominee of the Union caucus for I March a jGALILBAN ttAPTUITis plaintiffs alongjsrifch Berttorfri Wpodbafcs reaideat HiO MeGrtffor HePoulson, Oscar Beck raod of th e Citiaen jffitia l Aut o Insui Larr y Mattl , Pasto rrestrain S w th e Brighto n ,Argu s 20 0ilk I t wea k b y Mm Grant o f Puckat y j Yout h Grou p notice s j wb live s j MatfMooan Lake bet Evenin g Servic ewhic h wee n Bel l an d Hilanfcake Thurs Praye rtUvingsto n Cousxt y O t Jr Choi r Practic e Wed TuesdayW e mad e Washingto n booklet s inhono r ofeWashiniton s birthday RobetPeefel d ha s a ne w note book JJu y Reynf14 t fathe r is putting 1 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Pekney, about200 worth At the General they articjandat Joaes Drug, s big Teddy bear, aad other articles, The stores had not missed them The two womenwere taken before Justice OttoPoulson and fined ,75 each or 80 Oonohue wftfeAefen Burg atattended a Aep shearig urse at Miohigaa fttate ipolV Pinckneyhone UP V 9751Campbell This caucus was held j egtJast week J at 4 p m notices posted admits leg, Hie ttoweil Rotary ClubsJity is the Howelly night Morgans Tatheis abile1 ky Morris spent Siujdii,1 Sarah McMackenKathy Shettleroe has a nowblouse Cheri Schmidt got u lirihday1Francis Reason wentShrins Circus Saturday,Harry Simpson has smehoes and bootsLourel Titus has a moth thathas hatched out from tfie cocoon ofa tomato wormWe made free hand cuttings oftulips FridayTHIRD JRADE paraket foito The governor anti the house mthe legislature sem to have getten toetber on road question andit appeals likely some sort f ahighway proposal will be en theApril ballot financed by a gaelinetax It still has to hurdle the statesenate but in view of the top heavy majority the measure grot in hihusc it would hardly seem theywould dare stall it In the pastthere lias been much, talk but little action on roads The road systemwas allowed to get way behind dmtingthe war and the state hag neyer been able to catch up One senaator said last week the only reasen the governor wants a road proposal i n the April ballot is to get eut a biy vote and increase th ehaaceishift i of a Democrat victory An other words his theory was that a bigvote helps the Democrats aud aI small one the Republicans whichthe is boshnow A man at StAgnes,England whoHarmed to have lived for 14yeaSyear died last1 Beard who tomach in theon J0 cups of teaweek He was Oswwas wounded in thWorld War erations In , strictly ten I He1941dietCONGRESSIONAL LBTTBB Congressman Don HaywortbAs I stated lat week Iagainst the bill to raiseional and judges salaries the 4 year extension of ,, Today It is the la t day in Vved its 81st birthday last week, of AWI OF TSANKt Tomorrow is first ray of March tfie charter merabew Charles Sutt The Pinckney Area 4H Council The weather is bad today It ison, John S Page, a4 Wiflmr John wisbes to thjnk eur boys aad girjs leggy, Iu foffRy weatiicr we must pxeseatt , r1 ft1 fly hi cwfulbeqairte drivers xaTinotTheiWe Jiefi Clafc gave the rnw talent show and i 2000 to the new hospitaK , gratulate The 4 Netes for The following Jreeeiwd cfaegrees top award Alse Barbarafrom the University of Michigan an4 the Hilltoppers ferlasts week RickaraV JAcJe, Ham honorary awards Purierwent 21 opwent en ae, 2i lba1 the war hea when it was a week pervoted km,Pr ot WRiisseHNelson, Dr, of PhiL, Lynn Beatt Secretary 4H Area Couucjland tor reciporedidlnot oav and were reign tradi grmants The vote TV Z t th to th ltt lwhere they werenet missed them The two womenMrs Gladys Fleegle 29, and Doloree Burgi, 19, both J of Northville, Mrs Fleece had her 2 year oMson with her when arrested adopt the rule on th latter only, centlycarried 1 to 182 If this mea had failed the number of autoetl v Police inand trucks shipped abroad would is, ROSA Lake, Master of Arts, JamesA Greene of Leasing, far mer Pinckney resided wa cited re j The4 H PourMiabi Bar Assnbroke up a teeaparty there last weekhave been cut and unemployment fcroghV in 16 teeage boys ant TOWNSHIP BOARD OF REVIEWThe board of review will meet atthe Putnam Town Hall ia PinckneyVillage onJeareh 8, 14 and 16,1955 te review fibe tax roll and hear the grievances from 8 a m to 12 a m Stanley Dinkel, supervisor increased If the the 6th congress1 gulional election last fall had gou tht other way th result wouldhave been damaging as Mr Clardyvoted against even a one year ex questioning4H Talent Show at Howell HighSchool Saturday night an 1 go to the state contest inlaning in Aug to cori g fhe road well, the road might,winning be slippery and we miht cause a Singer acddient If we are not alert andwinning doinjf our best to drive safelyt Judy Haines brought some snailand oyster shells to show ussomu small license plates Monday was the last dayJ J54 license, plates Mike showed us a dance totune of Yankee Doodle Valeria went to see Hanseliretel FOURTH GRADE of tea a weekhad trouble yrationed to 2 ouncperson but Jrienda h Iperl Kim eutm uatl wHU team with his team This may hav been what sustairied him as torc would be censideruble sukar and tea in 6 cups of tea a dayand Another attack h been directed j against the old time one roemlor school which is rapidly disappear ing before the niareh of progressRop Kowalski of Detroit introduced a bill at Lansing last week pro viding for yearly inspection efthem lie said Michigan still hastheandust The members are Nancy Nash,r iot of 0UJohn Townby Justicetension of the foreign trade agree Otto Poul4eafThe Milan high school was entered it weektiie saf damaged buti nothing tkas iMKIETY MEBT8 Congressman Hajrwortn ,for th measure to cut iaoome taxj This in a family tt I wM aaito80 Ust TOWN SI If CAUCUSThe Ladies Missionary Society of lowered taxes on corporationsrtuy NOTICE is hereby Pl Chh ih M dividends from stockt and bonds Di Thithe Paopiee Church met with Mrs dividends from stockt aad bondsBioyge Campbell last Tuesday with thought it was time the low income19 members and 8 guests present P01 ot ak somewhere I Mrs Blaward led the devotions hv beew willing leave the taxand Mrs Celia Nash directed the h t was if the eprporation andprogram Organ selections by Mrs 8tock dividend taxes were put back, were enjoyed Refresh l nt think the budget should bewaW eerved The next meet balanced t the expense of the lowwit Mrsf Ivaw Rioaardsea W groupMorever putting more aforDemocratic Township Caucusthe purpose of placing in nomina tion candidates for the ftwnthip the Township, of Putnam,ofBarhara McAfee, Joleenand Carol Gerycawinners werein, fatixrhter f Ruts of Howell aad pupils have been outare all baokCarolSlayto and Myrtle Fletcher, tp daacii and the Fowlerville BandThe Mark Nash and Lester McAfee famiKee attended Tht Carson Hollingsworths, Arnold Bechlttrs, Dan VaaSlambrooksnd Jay Boots, attended the 4H1 Talent Shew at Howell Saturday the 4 winners those who ofschoolcompeted were Barbara Singer and ty Larry VanS an brook, aceordians,as Ba,sydrr du to aickness butnowLouis rlaydudistrict andChubbs Corners We took our unit books onLand of the Eskimos homeshow our parents Some of our boys and tfirls wrotepoetry last week We are decorating ur bulletinbeard farSi Patrkklm DayWe are working on unit II inour health books It in about Saf ouratUn to i 1201 schools without inside toilets94 with no washing facilities andIK with no water1 at aljt That 408of the schools are built yf ible material Rep deJJopmthe bill which h said would create an army of snoopers arid give thestate control of the spools whichthey already have r QUL1 opinionThe bill went UJ ,Cin Eating FIFTH GRADEseatsing money in their hands will help boainess CATCH BSCAPmlWhan Barl Gallup was coming 1 now Ston WLS,home laatweek he noticed a piekup fltt Saturdays at 800 a milaai 4Wvea suaptciouslyHe hin week I am watching the4t into Dexter and notifi ABomb teemniqnes ia Narada IfIkputy Sheriff Brown who stopp y0 WAnta Jp nt in touch with ma write er pheBc my Waahiagtonefliceed the pickup The driver was Chailea RoelcwoodHowdl, who escp ad from Cuaidy Lake ana the picTT up was stolen in Jackson Gallupwill probably be algible for the 50reward fer capture of escaped ionvfci saetiag such other bmsinejr as mayprerry cease before 4t,wll be heldat fMtaan Town HaH n the Till agesquare on Friday the 11thday of March, 1956 at 200 oclockP MPad W Curiett, ChairmanMttitay Keaifcetiy, Twpr derk aad Eddie Hollingsworth, ob Hornet and ,Kayet t th TWy will compete at the Fowler jnget microscuLIBRARY NEWSOur library patronage is steadilygrowiigIn January our battrebbea Saturday night Sntrancewfta fained by forcing the back gar age doom With a barAbout 1S behaage was taken from the safe, t portable radios and a dock were nrieetng State police and the month to date 567 boofc were withdrawn and 568 returned 164 booksTOWNSHIP CAUCUSNOTICE is hereby given that aReptftyican Township Caucus lorthe purpose of placing in nomteaOF REVIEWlit board of review will matt attht Ptttnam Tewn Hail in Pinckaey Jlach t,14 and li,lfK tht tax roH and hear the gHtvaaeti treat a m to 18 a m, 4 ftanley Dinkel, president HAND HAMMBX and getting our noarJfice IgPECUL NOTICE Lam a candidate for the offlet vflle FairMAECH JURY UWtBaaubursOrriM Bedcman,ith VanSlambrook Hfutj Roland HarrisCampWLlI BanUadArthmr leckley HoweU CityJra Geee, Reason,Wylie folders were There arc several nuddfit campsin Michigan, one being in RattleCreek, another at Monroe The lej islaturo wasted most of last weekdiscussing a bill introduced to banthese camps The supporters of thebill brought up Rev Sawyer of Arkansas to talk f,or thfcth He acheved fame last summer when hetried to crash thejpato at the Battle Creek camp and was thrown eutI Made by the boys of all body parU He pasKcd out copies of nudist MagId It was very interestingazines which resulted in applause,We are creating whopper stories cheers and laughter, The bill wentecrat ticket at the caucus at, the Putnam tewn hall oa FridaytMatxh IiU11, ytat t00 VL I InviteaUat toy friend to come QUt and,vole for1 r arf may havt eppoey tlon,Adv Arneld8BOOT41Earl Hin, 27, ofBrivhtottv father of ehiMren,wasahot an Wiled y hit wifehe eame home drunk aadthreatened to trill her She escapedthrough a bathroom wmdow and Litom,State of Mich ran to the Oetwfier hea 4 miles h th bi H llld h tfcWhnaaeting soch other business aa mayage square on Friday,theday of March, 1965 at 300 p mSUniey Dinkel, ChairmanMurray Kennedy, Twp Clerk away qtMlewtdAefthtftWhenhe repeatedthe 1 The Petwy MMhim thftfhate4 bee storyheW her story and said ao would be issued An autopsy andbarest wa held tadttwi body bmr Boyce, Fraaklike those of Paul BunyanCaptain ball is a very interesting game Mrs Miller taught uste play iti Ws made Brotherhood postersGeorge jtnj put them in the hall They are vtry niceSatnders IdeoGertrudelUy ytfarirm tt RdbWntPred Fulltrad Graves Kennedy, WiaiSmfther,niafi Bebe lath all size i ing on ato eommitti whore according to thenews writers it will stay We thiakth reverened gentleman is analarmist Nuidism is a creed andhas been practised a long time be hind fenced enclosures, We nevtlheard of them bothering or intrudyears Monroeago a reporter who wasof Lepricons with Kaye Wylies helpand contributionsWe made cards and sent them toBill WylieKayes father in thepitaJ We hope he is well soonWe are doing units indiwidually churches in e nuid unless theyoa Michigan to be reported on were suppressed which is imaginal able to cX in flew over the campin a plane and took pictures RevSawyttJviaioned the nuidiste iavad the public parks, schools atway, CityJfadehaeCfract BeckettWtlaeedey aight Aceordinjr to matt Bright TwpRuth Bierer,iamea BittenCeray, VermCowayXyle Vogt, Darlene Brewer MyrtleQeaevieve lister to the whole classSIXTH GEADESome of the pupils are teachingunits on insects We chose a unitwe did not know anything about,wrote a report and drew a pictureon cloth Some of them are not done yet The people who talk about tthegrades in the graduation program kaow most of it by heart and arecoming along fine Wt have washed and polished oftr Omen OakAlbert Bead, Jameshome here toon and then pay aSow1 March 19 MM degrees Ip mMareh ISJB dsgrtts m f April ixAaftml fhat Mftjlarl worked te aShe fima invnjv in an ante yaar m waieh OM oft 6 E S CALENDAtMarch 4, regmlar meatiag p WLMh t Kil , g mg pMarch triaiiii Kiglt at the mJerry Reason was absent a longtime on account of illness but isback today Most of our sick people are backia school agaia,Karea fiichmanatxt unit will teach theion run wildAcccording to the Defrost street cars will sQoh bqOOma J0 dent history there as on the liastil using them busses Witt replal them There are many hererode on the old horse cars mtroit These ran Jnrailfc bt Simdrawn by horse There Wat m ftra in them in winter the fhwrcovered withtars or the ninetie and wereoped,, trighton mhto us abeut Ireiaad and expandedadvantage of the ia tht bosses treHeys, earn goj, It r iSsm TWM FINCSNIYWednesday, Marchis RegistrationNOTICESpring Election , TO BE HELD MONDAY APRIL 4th 1955 CUiMMAVnHCarol Gyde has twin lambhomeBobby Keiser and ouglaaer each have a new tooth NOTES 25YEARSGO HOWELLfflEAREhere and mad a nuof suggestions, mostly to avertI fire nazsards It would take 100,I 000te modernize the school and theToby ShetterroeB cousin visited I district valuation ia too low or LEE THEAT1EJVUMMMTimmy Sprouts grandmotherhaving her house shingledatJeff Davla has new combat boots pinckney is in the Ypsilanti dis CARMEN JONESIn Ctaemasdope and Colorwewoate,IrayDaidHdgeJimmy Baughn has a new cousinCindy Plummer18 dog, Candyq, issick Frank Zezalskis father itto be a firemanBiMie Beach is moving away M, Fri, Set, Marcfc I, 4, Speneer Rya Robert RyaaBAD DAY AT BLACK ROCKin Ctoemaseope and Celet withAnn Fraud, Dean Jagger, WalterBrenntn John EricksoUe Mante itrictTO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF TOWNSHIP iTATE OF MiIGAN OF PUTNAMBrian Walton is going to visitStThomas St farys and Dexter Hartand, South Lyoa and New Hudson are In the WAlled Lake1 toufnmentI William Ryan, 84, a forme resid haH tovaMUnent The Friday, Saturday, March 4, 6i Doable featuretoTony Curtis and Julie Adams6 BRDGES TO CROSSdied at Chelsea Thursday Hehis grandmother in Marine City , jyes a son, William and daugh Date Booth and Douglas Winger tr Mrs Ella Hultiburg, DetroitThe school and the village have Africa at Its DeaiUeatSCARLET SPEAR to TeetalaoloffwithJohn Bentley, Martha HyevJob Payne sad Jan Stirling are back in school Steve Dalton saw 6 rabbits in theroad We are painting a new Americanflag for our roomNotice in hereby given that in conformity with th Michigan ElectionLaw 1, the underpinned township clerk will, on any day other thai JHuiduy, a It a 1 iMuy,, the day of any regular or special electionor primary election, and the days intervening between the 80th daypitxe4iiiK any such elect km ov primary election and the day of said lion or primary election, receive for registration the name of anyvofcer in said township not already rtgisteied who may Apply ToMe Personally for such registration MARCH COURT T1RMpurchased the athletic field onof Alger HaTl for 750 Iteontains about 7 George Reason acreswho suffered aTHE VANQUISEDIn TechnicolorMon Toes, March 6 7, gun, Me, TuesM5 Days Thitrawas inThe lt k the MONDAY MARCH 7 1955iv t apply to persons whoVoters Lawir I will votemy home at204 North Mill StNetiee is hereby h i Piackney onEVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY SATURDAY AND MONDAYItatty from SUO m to S00 p m to register votws up to antlincluding Ma h 7th 1055SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12 1955MONDAY FEBRUARY 14 1955 The March term of court iacounty starts March li There are few new cases, most of them oldones continued over tThere are only 2 criminal eases24 aonjury, 18 chancery aad tldivorce The divorce cases are Shirleyvs Calvin ABIO Thelma vs HaroldMorton Leonard vs Mary JLrezak,Donna vs Ralph Lyons Ruth vs George Warren Edith vs OsmanSchrage Tyler vs Catherine Hig don Mary vs Don FisherDavid VBAudrey MowersShirley vs RobertQuigley Lois vs Norman Catrell Ktherine vs Jamee Gaujt Luella vs Thos MoulnarjMildred vs Fred j erick Bottomly John vs BrentCollins broken leg recentlylast weekBorn to WH Harris and wife ontbis Feb 25, a daughter, Ruth Fay, THEJohn Connens is working in Toledo, town Matin Sunday 230 p m cent I Humphrey Bogart and Ava GardnerBAREFOOT CONTHSSAIn TechnicolorAt Brighton Friday the reaeer Wednesday, Thurs March 9 1AvS won 14 to 10 but the highschool lost 17 to 9 Reserve team was Shehan, Battle, R Read, LMebon and G Henry, high school, EdwardG RobinsoninBLACK FRIDAYHar Hall,Kenney, Mel Pete Gerycz, MuiTayMeabon, Stanley DinicWh ac b 0 ,1Hy falls on Saturday or Sunday Registration shallJ on He next working day ,name of ne person but an actual resident of thelie received or registration villge shallThe election iaapecure ahall not receivethewhese maase h me registered m th vote of anybok personAll th pveviions relative U rafitraUn in townshipahaU PT te ritralea in viiiagea anj cttesAs provided by Section 10, Chapter 1, Part 2 a, Act No 306, Pstttc4cti of 1929, as amearfed by Act No 291, Pvbljc Acts of 1945 and Act No lti PuMk Acts of 1951 jFrom 8 oclock a m until 8 oclock p m on each said day for the purpose of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and REGISTERING such of theQualified electors in said TOWNSHIP, CITY or VILLAGE as SHALL PRO PERLY apply therefor The name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of the precinct aithe time of registration, and entitled under the constitution, if remaining suchresident, to vote at the next election, shall be entered in the registration bookFXECTOR UNABLE TO MAKE PERSONALAPPUCATION, PROCEDURESEC 16 Any elector who is unable to make personal application forregistration because of physical disability or absence from the Township, CityPI Village in which Jis legal residence is located, may be registered prior Tthe close of registration before any election or primary election by securingfrom the Clerk of the Township, City or Village in which is located his legalresidence, duplicate registration cards and executing in duplicate the registra tion affidavit before a notary public or other officer legally authorized to ail minister oaths and returning such registration cards to the Clerk of the Township, City or Village before the close of office hours on the last day of registration prior to any election or primary election The notary public or otheofficer administering the oatb shall sign his name on the line for the signature of the registration officer and designate his titleUNREGISTERED PERSONS NOT ENTITLED TO VOTESEC 1 Tbe inspectors of election at any election or primary election inibis State, or in any District, County, Township, City or Village thereof, shallnot received the vote of any person whose name is not registered in the regis tration book of the precinct in which he offers to vote Aa provided uaioAct 108, P A 1951TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION APPLICATION, TIME SEC 19 Any registered elector may upon change of residence withinthe Township, City or Village cause his registration to be transferred to his oew address by sending to the Clerk a signed request, stating his present address, the dote he moved thereto, and the address from which he was lastregistered, or by applying in person for a transfer The Clerk shall strikelarough the lst address, ward and precinct number and record the newaddress, ward and precinct number on the original and duplicate registration sards, and shall place the original registration card in proper precinct file MENS CLOTHINGIT SWIMSpgtkm or primary election, unless such 30th day shall fall on a Saturday, Sun day, or legal holiday in which event registration shall be accepted during theoeKt full working day, provided that no such transfer shall permit any person to vote ia any Township, City or Village in which he had not resided 30d di any election or primary election TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION ON ELECTION DAYSEC 20 Any registered elector who has removed from one electionprecinct of a Township City or Village to another election precinct of thetime Township, City or Village shall have the right to make application tonave his registration transferred on any election or primary election day try a request over his or her signature for such transfer and presentingto tbe election board in the precinct in which he is registered Uponsuch request the inspector of election in charge of the registrationihaU compare tbe signature thereon with tbe signature upon the apI registration record and if the signatures correspond then the inspector fttfy such fact upon said request and the applicant for transfer shallbt permitted to vote in such precinct fer that election only The appli tSr transfer shall be filed with the Township, City or ViUare Clerk who Ji JOti most sensational invention in Bi loi ic ,Miiil mimr v that jwlmsNn more hyp ha it to Ly i,j is the Wf SMtttiMui the iOtn ntutyT IWIMS no sprinn tus no fuel ft swims ttlong is you IMV tt in Hit water 9wim by uniquiirxtss or blnc md gravity iish any dwirad flpthm lika, stream, suit, bay Any ttsh that willItrike minnow will Jtrike JIM B0 Thts is 4 Looks and swims like a live minnowh is th lure erf tf urctbeutlnl stiverMstic Buy one tn uur iiniJs also SHtntjeUM Larsnteed Send 00 culy, Isr eatli lure SeMWK or CM Wt piv poaiage SoW by mill utfTACKLEca po BOX Ffc INotes of 48 Years AgeTae college students are homefor the spring vacation William Hassencahl holds an auction on the Richmond farm at An derson March 15 J W Bird, auct,ienesr i NoTh George Reason jr familyhave moved to DettroitSunday night the house on theTom Harris farm,south own,burn ed down It was occupied by Mrs4 James Ivory and son, William, She was alne at, the time The neigh bors saved all the household goodsbut what were in the cellarThe social at the Towle home1 cleaed 15 Maude Mortenson won the thinking cap contest as she hadthe most words ending in gateAfter many years Pinckney hasa clothing store again the L L Holmes Company of Belding having put one in the Clark buildingJoe Pressley of Belding is mgrThe papers are all filled withdetails of the Harry Thaw minderterial with the exception of the congressional recordMrs Robert Blades died at herhome in Gregory last weekMae Kennedy is visiting thebrill Kennedy jjn, DxterThe Al Freso Club met atBert VanPlairicum home Saturdayeostumed in the style of George Washingtons day The eveningwas spent at music and gamesThe James VanHorns entertainedthe PutnamHamburg FarmersClub Saturday Steve VajiHorn presided Mrs VanHom gave a reading entitled The Book Agent A1 quartette composed of Henry Kice, Addis Kice, Florence Kice and Howard Harris sang 60 friend of the Steve Hadleys gave them a surprise party Fridaynight They, received Morris chair Will Dunbar and wife attendedthe Dorr QuealHinckley weddingat Delhi last week Dan Murta is sick ad the Rt eveschool where he teaches is cloesd ANNOUNCEMENT Charles B Gatenan, attorney who has been asso ated with Martin J Lavan at Brim thepast3 years has opened an office forthe general practise of law at 408 Eaat Grand River Ho well He received his law degree from Univer city of Detroit and got a batchelorof Arts at Ohio, Weslyan Anative of Livingston county he ser in Europe in World War Ilj He willrun for prosecutor in 1056 YOUNGWould you like to be a telephone March 6, 7, 8, , 10 Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster aVBRA CRUZ Superstate witiiDeniae Dareel, Caesar Rosier FeatrtteNoveltySYLVAN THEATREFriday, Saturday March 4, 5 CANNIBAL ATTACKAction Packed Drama SUniagJohnny WeisstuHer, Jvdy Waiand David Bruce8toog ComsdyFling in the Riaf Shows 715 and 905 I News and Carteaoperator exprience is necessaryPermanent positions igraduates preferred4000 per 40 hour weekCall 1909 for aa appointment Sunday, Monday, March 7CATTLE QUEEN OF MONTANV A Western in Technicolor StarriagBarbara Staawyck, DamaU Reafaaand Lance Fulltr Disney Cartoon and SjwrtSunday Shows 3, 5, 7, Tuea, Wed, Thurs, MarchBLACK SHIELD OF FALMOUTHSUrrlagTony Curtis and Janet LeighCartoon ,By Word of Moaae Shows 715 and 910Coming The Cowboy, Monster from the Ocean Floor, Sign of thPagan, 3 Ring CircusMichBsll Telephone Co Bom to Mr and Mrs RobenRead at McPherson hospitala daughter, Barbara KaysWHEN YOUR BOYTEASES FOR A BIKEIts a fine chance for you to give him some goodtraining in the oldfashioned virtue of thrift and well help you Here children of every ago have savings accentnt and rhe nnj that its funto bring in their money and make regular Jeposits Start your children on thus g hihf, tbea eocourage rtgulm tavingTHE McPHERSON STATE SANKAJ deposits up to 10,000 Insured by our tnembershrp in s Deposit fclsuranee CorperatioPOver EightyNine6ELECTION NOTICE WagonersNotice Is hereby givm that pariuance to resolution unaMmioaslyadopted by the village eouneil ofthe Village of Pinckney Livingstoncounty Michigan at a regular meetlay held in the council room in said village on March 1 lfli, there will he submitted to the qualified alectors or said village at election to beheld In said village onMONDAY MARCH 1419Sfam instruction ballot for adeptiemor rejection of the question aa towhether or not the village, of Pinckney shall purchase a police patrol autombil and have a full time policeman and pay the opera,tional expenses of said automobile aad wages of said policeman at theannual cost, exelusive ol purchaseof automobile not tosxceed 5,500a year and tthat the poll on the day of the said election shall be opuA from 700 a a to 800 p m Theform of the allot for votiigupon such proposition shall be as follows , OFFICIAL BALLOT Qua lity Mechandisetransfer such voters refistration in accordance with the application Shall the Village of Ptncbsuy purehjwe a police patrol m a Township Crty or Vfllage has been changed, and hire a full time potiemaan aad pay the operating, expenses of tbe dury of the Township, City or Village Clerk to make the chaage automobile and the wages f saidpolieeman at an annual, eest, exclGfs toe proper oasoe of street in tbe registration records, and it shall not ire of the purehaee ofthe aistoatebHt, of not to exceed 5,500 for the elector to change his registration with resnect thereto iakible to vote When the resident house numbers of ay section of rty or Village have been changed, such a change shall not affectucn voter to cast his vote Corresponding change in the regis flaay be made by tbe Clerk or upon election day upon properMU1IUYJ LOW PRICESBf sri Wise It TakePbese HesU 7HJ2T ROUS H PLUMBIN GWate r Sjsteks ir, March 2, 1956U4StoreJaTii ALINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYG iKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE iFLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONSt , ffta Mr and Mrs John Lundeen andWINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY Ho wellSPECIALS AND VEGETABLESSTEER AND HEIFER BEEFMEATY SHORT RIBS LbGROUND BEEF 3 Lbs BEEF STEAK LbCHUCK BffiF ROASTS Lb rSOMERS HOUJSTER Mr tad Mrs Ronald Stone andwife and son of Frankfort, Ger many who bought the LaPrad TwinPine milk rout have moved intoth Junior Doyle apartment The Arthur Krych family of thethe Michigan State San called nnMxs Edna Spears SundayMrs Winifred Aberdeen gave abirthday dinner Sunday, for MrsRax Noggte of Ann Arbor and Mrs Harold Fairchild of Royal Oak 11were there They were David Aberdeen, Chicago, Rex Noggle, AnnArbor, Harold Fairchild family of Rvyal Oak and Jack Fairchild ofBuffalo, N Y The ,Frnk Aberdeen attendedthe silver wedding anniversary fMr and Mrs Roland Service of Ana Arbor SaturdayRobert Meabon and Wesley Reader spent the week end in LoveilsMr ans Mrs Glenn Tanner ofDetroit and the George Hardens pi Portage Lake were Sunday guestsof the Marvin Shireys Jtsse Henry andiwife have movedback in their own home, Leroy Heiser and wife are caryinV for tjhem Junior Henry and wife of Dearborn spent the week end here K Mrs Sinclair who is in McPherson hospital celebrated her 80th birthday TuesdayFrank Hadden and C McGee called on Kenneth Wylie at St Joe hospital MondayDruscilla and Harry Murphyspent the week end at the John Sullivan home in JacksonVinie LaRosa and Clark Morgancalled on the Tony deFHlippis atTawas SaturdayMrs Lester McAfee attended thereception last Tuesday for the Erwjn DuShanes Elsie DeWolfe at MYRON HUGHESComplete line Plumbing FixturesElectric, Oil and fias Complete Line oPHONE UP881J4 Water HeatersWe ServiceWe Sell W InstallWATER SYSTEMSDinkefthe Gene Shehan family of Ann Arbor were Sunday quests a Shehaas of the Churcji, HamburgRichard Brubsker and wile ofWebberville were Sunday guests ofthe L J Swarthouta TRACTORSCARSSMITH CO1 1MCII 1632canted by H W WYUE TIN KiV MICHIGAN IHOEtil AtlMtMII fill Mrs Mary Baughn bowled atiJackson Saturday with the Mt Airy Ladies teamChristine Dinkel attended JeffHendees birthday party SaturdayMrs Joyce Clark Young and twochildren of Ann Arbor called on Roy Clark oe day last weekMrs Junt lientiee and 2 childrenwere in Lansing lastt ThursdayVisitors of Mr and Mrs WilliamShehan last week were Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor, Francis Krupft, Mrs Alma Harris and Rev FrankMcQuillan of DetroitMr and Mrs Harry Lavey ofDetroit called on the Lee LaveysSaturday and the Vincent Shieldsfamily of Ann Arbor SundayGretchen Tasch and JaniceBurns called on Whitmore Lakefriendg SundayOna Campbell and wife spentthe week end at the Carl Lentzhome in LansingMrs Eloyse Campbell and Beverly, Mrs Esther Hall and Carol and Mrs Eva Enguist attended theice review in Detroit SaturdayThe Andrew and Chris Campbellfamilies spent Sunday with the Dick Young family in Big Rapids Mrs Vivian Ledwidge and JennieLynn were in Lansing SaturdayRoy Reason, Ann JhrMy1Leotand several Rainbow girls atteaded Rainbow meetings in Mason Sat1 urday Redford Friday and VanI dyk on Tuesday The Doyle Templeton family of Keego Harbor, ande the Daryl Shir, ley family of Buck Lake were Sut day guests of th Aibtrt Bhirieyfamilyj The James Hall family of Marion were Sunday dinner guests of the Merwin Campbell family Tht Ralph Clinton family of Lb coin Park spent Saturday at ths C J Clinton hornI Vem Clark spent Friday at tht Edsil Meyer home in Ann ArborThe Russell Clark famtiy ofBuck Lake ware Sunday callers at Imrm PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOUTt SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFERfttgulor Pric Allowanct for your present rangtY My nly 00000000000000 In today Sot this ntw and beautiful rangt madeotpottoHy for homot ooyond tht gat mains Stt amcIni CooM tht oufomaHc ovtn pilot that dots Hockey Appliance StoreIt Mr and Mrs Keith BradXaiktrfnt Henry of Chdaot ostoopathk hospiUl lata tlfc tf OBV0B Kevinand Bitty Dart Mr and Mrs Clare Miller andCarol attended a meeting of theSenna College alumni c Adrian,Monday Mrs, Dorothy DinkeJ ad Joi HI vfiMBBiaBp Mnonsy George Gardner of Strawberryake has retired after many yearsempoyment at the Brown 4telen Company and with Mrs Gardnot will go to Florida about March 16David Ledwidge was home fromFlint over the week end Mrs ftftyaonda Morris, MaryEleanor lad David Lewidge calied oa Mrs Stager in PlymouthSunday The Ambrose Kennedy familyspent Sunday at the Irvin Kennedy honMMrT and Mrs Irvin Kennedyaid Mrs Dorothy Kennedy calledon Mrs Gerald Kennedy at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, MondayMr nod Mrs ftroid Porter andMrs Mae Dallor attended a White Shrine meeting tnJrw Sunday Georg e VanNorma wa s h i De troi t o n busines s Friday Mrs Rut h Ritte r wit h Mis t Isa belNa h o f Aa n Arbo r calle d a tth e Mar k Nos h hom o Sooday Mr aa d Mrs Alber t GritaaM i of iDetroi t spen t 8dn y wit h Mi OPERATES FO RPENNIE S A DA YCOLORE D FABRIC SSTAYSPARKL E FRES H ivWHE N YO U DR YWIT HSE E YOU R DEALE R o r DETRC3 T EDISO NMrs Doroth y Davi s an d Mrs Patterso n calle d o n Kennet hFrw k tltr , Alber t DWel,H The Ro y Reaso n famil y attende d Mrs 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 02, 1955 Description An account of the resource March 02, 1955 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 1955-03-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch