379 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d69c03c0980c66d7c2585c5f49b38112.pdf e8dd4073c92eb34886bb80d86ca55312 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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women ng religious instruction in their Pinckney FG FiG TP TLft pgaf, fhirftr1en under 25 years of age are bett school The idea is said to have Packer 5 1 11 w rnwire 9 vnuilciier drivers than man and women ov started at Kiwanis meeting It was Wilson 0 3 3 MJM West between Main ander that age to give all pupilwho are willing j Rowell 0 0 0 Unadllla StreetsA 150 car parking lot has been to give up their lunch hour an hour s Henry 0 0 6 Rv Keith Ruegsegger, Patorereated on the lawn back of the of religious instruction a weekOue Laveystate capitol at Lansing for legis third of the pupils signed up Cath Kahle lators cars It will be blacktopped oi Methodise fChristian, Congre, Clarkthis year gational, Free Methodist and Fun HiggsThe bill providing for public in drentettists alked at different Wylieipection of public private and par time A Christian Science reader ap Hartlandochial schools by the state fire mar peared 3 times and quit on order of J L Summersshall and board of health giving the mother church at Boston whoj Boutellthem power to close them, passed aid it was violating the law gov Christensonthe house by one vote last week it erning separation of church and Summers will have harder sledding in the sen state i Wenderskiate In some places it is a custom Egetz , ,The senate has passed a bill cutt to have local men talk at school la the championship game Fri rcHerviceing the wait after a marriage lie hour, Clergymen are included but day with South Lyon who had beat Prayeiense is secured from 5 to3 days they are not supposed to talk about en Fowlerville were favored as The bill to outlaw the closed religion shop ie not given much chance off It would forbid refusing to KIWANIS CHARTER NIGHT , but South 800Elementary SdjftoiKINDERGARTENTim my Sprout had a birthdaySaturday Among hi gifts was a 2wheel bike Toby Shettefroc hud company athis home Sunday Linda doughs grandmother visited her last week Joe Kennedy has View pantsJoe Singer has new Easter shoesBobby Keiser has a badge he suitfor and Larry Keesler grey kitten Linda Wegeners brother saw 2robbins Frank Zesalku was in Detroit unSaturdayWillie Meyers, grandmother hasa new car Dale Booths cat has 5 kittensBilJie McMacken nus an armybadge he got wiih Shredded Wheat Karen Keiser has an army patchon her coat sleeve 1st 2nd and Jrl CHADESMary iilienkhk viiUd her AuuPolly Sunday Rhoda Baxter spent the, week rtiiwith her grandmother The township caucuses her biar art stt lor Friday, March 11 Horn time immenjorial they kaybetn held on Saturday but with tat uday but with tlibrary m session Saturday a Mis Luretu ahaferx accordia andwas notCharles Heaths iunt and cousinvisited them SundayEddie Fisher spent the week endMI JacksonIhn Walton visited his jrandiher in Marino City LrttLa ohafeispupils there the town halJavailable Saturday Of late yearsthe turnout at caucuses ha been sosmall you could count the numberhere on youi fingers but we thiakthere is going to be u big turnouttins year There are contests fora number of offices We hear thereaiv j candidates for treasurer is the Democrat caucus, all of whomare working IJuyd Hendee haagreed to accept the Democrat nom ination for supervisor, The Democrats have had no candidate the last two election Some of the atfeer offices may also be contested If there is a big turnout it will be reminiscent of the old days whesthe ate James Smith was a caOd dae fw highway conunisionertmthose days the townships built theroads under a state reward plan inwhich the state paid so muchmile The highway commissionerthe job and the contest for office was hot Usually 200 VOtes were cast in Democrat caucusSmith always won but one time hisCarol iauriunens and Susani Zrnt u T AU cousin, visited them lTo , i one who ownei a car voted for hist44 8 0022 01 Linda Rhode400 p n his handi780 p iSECOND GRADE NEWS 1 anburnedIff00 1045 A M 0 P M The 20 cut per person incomecut his been killed in ormnitiet isEiih e senate but will be broughttp on the, floor there The house passi they had beaten tftrckney twtce in the season 81 to 66 and 66 to 50 could not get a Wre a person because he or she was The Pinekney Kiwanis Club will lead Pinmkney tied them le to 11not a member of a union receive their charter, Tuesday lead Pinckney tied thena 11 to 31 night of March IS at the Pinck naif and was ahead 37 to 3i at theKNCENEY KINGS DAUGHTERS ney gphool starting with a 630 din third With 4 V minutes to go themi ii, c i m ner Pinckney boyg led 5J to 42 butTSI u k S T w, Uat Cecil Bruton,past state governor of South Lyon eclosed the gap, mostly 0tLKe J o 1TZ Detroit will present the charter and n free thfow8 and tied it up witfc March 19 MM degrees 8 p mMarch 25EA degrees 8 p m Jane Markle visitoiman Tuesday nightv wtinie Keiser has new shoes for I e1 l Tu president is againstEaster il lUl he registered no objettionsWe are reading circus stories when furporation stock dividendJidy KeynoMs brought us some cif laNes weif ut la year The Recus cutouts, j4iublicB ffww Htax VutFrancis Reasin saw the basket Vear so lh mociats thoughtball games at Hrighton Wednesday thtv would bei to it and putand Friday, Some fleer crossed the road in front rf their car one in effectyear earlier Ofcourse it wouM have been popularI he jeopin effect lLulinto It would not havtass Dne next yarfeet in li579m Mr HII Thomson Ted ifc vvi11 be reived by Howard Thay seconds to go at 54 eJJ Don VMrs Hazel Thompson led QC presdent Representatieuiife 2 th , Lte of the annual Mother r nvd Dlstrict , wZ V 7 iVinffniitted by Pupis in5 Mkhiantots dinner Refreshments are on the Pram 21 feld goals to South Lyon,wereMesdamesWhite George Roush Tkets mayNe obtained from Al nd I5 Saturday is the deadline manyBD 19throws out of 50 to 22 J Athoughmany fouls were called none went out of the game CAUCUS , Bruce Kahle,a 6ft 3 player stoodNOTICE is hereby given that t out for Pinckney, He got 18 points1 er April 2 AnnaKl Pad Xvvne Swkiv visited her grandNight mother WednesdayF Lawrence Camburn W M Mary Cosgray has a 1mty ,,,w the RWINS WRITING PROJECT We d,corate1 tl , lisi,,av ,,, m Witse, 15, a 10th grad hp haj t jjllstl,lU, Maifh ov Mer,rin William who ihigh school won the ,iminiy ranttvll parents find nI hf fners of the Ataeri company from Ann Arbor Sunday aieHie y has been honorJoan Eichman had dinner with ili h btin ncluded in the deleftJane Markle Monday Jane is mov un wno Wlli tttnd the auniver ing to Waterloo She brought omc 1J f rfios indejendeoc at ajtifws to school iMomhiy llMa AJJ L7 TneV Ievtl New Sarah McMacken visited MrsNurk APril V plane The othsr members sire Ifof Henry Stele,, fliluniliia I diversity, Methodist Hisimp Hmry Tippet, of SanFranj risco, Irof Iluuard Jones of Har vird aii Iliniian Wouik, author ofOther Pinckrey pupils who reays were Frances Hassencahl, 8thp er LessonRepvblican Township Caucus for and dominated the back board play graiie on x0the purpose of placing in nomin Iick Wgga had 17, Jim Lavey 10and iMTV R tion candidates for the townshipDon Packer 3 and Neil Clark 3 Abdul in In 12thJadeLesson Karen Bolllen 12thin Germany SundayKatliyvisited her Ricky Bloxnm ha lirw suitjeans Joan Kuhniin mce nu aunV Tilr iun MutinyThe AmericanGarden City visited hi Sunday Laurel Titu cousin Imm Stockbriiige visited her Sundaywas inr ltakOn Saturday, March 12,Board ofRegistration will meet at me purpose 01 placing in nomma WJC nggs nai K, Jim xvey w, n illTV Roderick 9th prade onthe Township Hall, irom i00 a m tion candidates for the town3hipDon Packer 3 and Neil Clark 3 Abdul in Indiat Mr, RymomlatflLlOO p JBL for the purpose of offices of the Township of Putnam, For South lon Barney Mcllvoy, Morris tsited the graders and Sunlay ,completing the registration of the County of LivingstonState of Mich J midget had 20 points, mostly MM iHay8 DaviS the high school an enjoyinp ur new The road situation in Michigan Hlectors of the Village of Pincckney sactmg such other business as may, from the gym corners Jim Hock, pupjiH , , , , , not briht Certain Renublicaa wij j A ,i,i MI T 1 1 L i 11 1 1 , , i uA n UJ u IA ii U Thnsp who had nerfc c L ttendai l MIL v uunn nejUDiicaB Saifty will hold, their aanu Washington D C on 11 HTHI fiov Williams willn hem by TrjansAUanUc Tl from Tel Aviv,Israelg yMildred Ackley, village clerk properly come before it,will be held their ace had 14, 10 of them free at Putnam Town Hall on the vill throws, Root 10,v Peaveyhouse 8VILLAGE 1BOARD OF REVIEW age square on Friday, the 11th PtackmeyThe board of review will meet at day of March, 1955 at 300 p m Paokertbe Putnam Town Hall in Pinckney Stanley pinkel, Chafrman J HiggsXurray KenlierTy, Twp Clerk J Rabte PO F1G TPwert, ators i ve stalled1 tthe comprowieeof the governor and the houseonU review the tax roll and hear the i Lavey ierances from 8 a m to 12 a m ROBBERS NABBED j Clark Stanley Dinkel, president Flint police arrested 2 Wahte South Lyon naw county boys for burglary last PeaceyhoueTOWNSHIP CAUCUS Thursday and they later confessed RortNOTICE is hereby given that a to about a dozen robberies in Liv HockDemocratic Township Caucus for ingston and Wafshtentaw counties Moanderthe purpose of placing in nomina Included was the Lavey Hardware, Mcllvoy Weinberger FIFTH TRAHF Th0se wh0 had IevfclT u U1H RAIt oe records the last fi weeksIn the 4 groups on spelling the Chcri Schmit Larry8 ft winners were Terry Rowell, Butch nie Cordway, MarMvn SinKer,Allen ami kl h ff e April ballotThec o 11 Nosker, Robert Hornor and Karen excuse is the vcrnor wants it eo the biiliot in et out a big vote inWt are drawing pictures and THIRD iRAIE April so the Democrats can win6r 41 S8 I1 171810 8lion candidates for the townshipIfinfckney, Brifeitbou and Dexteroffices of the Township of Putnam, bowling alleys, Milan Lumber CoCounty of Livingston,State of Mich and numerous places in Ann ArborJn n4 also for purpose of tran They sai their entire crime career FG PlG TP3 2 80 0 101 10 14 1 1 88 4other business as may only netted them 2000 The twopxpperly come before it,will be held are Roland Marsh, 19, Delhi andt Putnam Town Hall on the vilU William Lovely, 23, Ann Arbor age square on Friday the 11th They have convictions againstday Of March, 1955 at 200 oclock hem previously but only for traffP, i tc violations and drunkeness,PanI W Curlett, Chairman c Mttiray Kennedy, Twp Clerk THREE ViLLAflB in view of the fact there will beHOSPITAL DRIVE STARTS BO names on the village ballot youThe drive for funds for theneA yote Monday we are printing the 3otto hospital got away to a good tickets trt at the committeemens dinner SPECIAL NOTICEII am candidate for the offfee making reports on spTing birds for Mike brought an Irish hilaiffhly The toll road opponents have alsofor our unit to school organized and are planning ntaTohSherry Kaiser and Linda Kellen Mr and Mrs dubachy celebrated on Washington u yet it repealed wrote to the Chamber of their 7th anniversary i similar to the ne Jen Jacob Coxeyare goings to teach a unit about Johnny Dinkel brought some in stuped back in the nineties Theirj Michigan and also for some refer teresting magazine pictuies to principal objection is that the toll 8, ence books for Michigan State Coll shrnv us i roads will run truoujrh cities cutt20 ge for our unit i Judy Haines burned hor leg J iny them in two and they do notPaul Burg am Micky Ritter fix Mr Colone may come home like tv roufes chosenAlso they sayed up a terrarium for our room 1 this week toll roads are unAmerican, that allWe had a class meeting and elect, Chiquita Amburgey visited her roads should be free These peopleed committees The new names for father at the Veterans hospital last want to have their cake and eat it too Tne only trouble is they refuseof township treasurer on the Dem the groups are Chicadees, Time week 11, 1955, at 200 p m I invite alii Tfccktera, Night Hawks, Racoons Judy Bekkerinps mother had a to face facts The pas and weightof my friend to come out afldj Black Ace birthday Monday tax n, lonper provides sufficientvote for me as I may have oppoi Helen Haydu left our grade to go Karen Downing and Donna Kees funds for roads More road areUNION TTCKiT iat Howell last Wednesday when President, Brandon Whitifc srClerkeome 135,000 in pedges was an Mildred Ackley Treasurer Helen totUoed ReynoldsThe General Motors Prooyingr Trurtees for 2 Yearsdare SwarGrtundj gave 25,000 the biggest thout, Oscar Beck, Howard Read,fftft was 101,000 from the McPher Trustee for 1 YearMary Jane on families, the Howell Lions Club Tasch, Otto Poulson Wm JeffreysgTe 2,000, Tiny Tots Study Club AjssesoLorenzo Murphy i, Bowell Junior Chamber of CITIZENS TICKET to school at Chubbs Comers ler visited her aunt and uncle Sun imperative and these stalJers andI ocrat ticket at the caucus at the, Our visitors last week were Mrs day They went for a rid through toll road opponents have no plan to Putnam town hall on Friday,March Guy and daughter, Susie and Mrs i towns gel them builArnold Bertprist FOITRTH ftRTTTEMaries Sehuck is our host and We made some posters on howT HOSTXrFTIAI RECEPTIONEdward Guy host Fight That Cold We have 2 sets On Saturday evening, March X2Happy birthday Mrs Thayerin thehall We are working on Mr mdMrs Albert Shirley will health unit about catching diseases, rvekome friends and families AtSIXTH GRADE j In geography we have been study postnuptial reception at theTom Kennedy and Paul Enders ing about the different kinds of entay school auditorium honorisare olngtrains thisSPECIAL NOTICEI am now telling Avon Producte Marjorie Davis,, 411 Putnam St all ofusPinckney, Phone UP 8new been named The Homemaker of Tomorrow in a conteatstaged by the senior girls of Pinckney high school Each wrote essays on the subject and hers won firstComnrce 1,200, Chapter the Blue vPreittfwtMrr CmpbllCWk Prlze 6424 Michigan girln compet WINS HOMEMAKBR CONTESTGretchen Tasch, daughter of Mr to teach a unit about maps Today we arc mounting them Mr and Mrs John EUer, Lornaweet fora room exhibit j Shirley and Mrs Robert Tasch of Pinckj A Jong time ago Francis Clark Our Blue Book readers havefttr Mothers of America 600 the Mildred Ackley Treasurer, Heleni 2W schools There were 1877,Tll R Rl 463 i th i i 800 hlt Tofeville RoUry Club 1000, the Reynolds Jd Shi Clb Tt i 2W schools There were 1877463 in the nation in 8040 schoolsSunshine Club 100 the Trustees for 2 YeariClare Swar Gretchen won a gold pin, cook Navy Mothers 10 thout, Albert Shirey, Louis Evans book for herself and th schoolword kxl donat Trustees fog 1 YearPhilUp GentileIons but understand the OES will W H Euler, Don Swarthoutfire 180 and a hospital bed The AsseasorLorenzo Murphy other orfanixation andj industries INDEPENDENTnot yet reported President Stanley DinkelClerk, entered in the Betty Croekercontest for the homemaker of to morrow The national winnerwill be picked April 21 from thestate winners al Philadelphia brought an onion to schoollt is now been studying about Indians Theygrowing over the endl of the can We wrote poems about the stormwe had Friday and about springCitizens of the day last weekwere Marjory Miller, Eleanor Blox om Kevin MacMacken, Jerry Reason, Jerry Steffen, Ann Renneberyand Karen EichmanThe class enjoyed Mr Lavanstak on Ireland last WednesdayAt the dinner the invocation was MiMred Ackjey Treasurer, Helen T tate winner each get a ven by Rev Fr Rahrig and RaynoldsT gscholarship of 1600 a4 free tripJSi Benediction by Rer GeskeXhar JTruBteesfof Yearsrfrvtn Kennto Washington D C The nationalI jfcfton, Health Center pMsi edy, Merlin Lavey, Howard Read I winner a 6000 scholarshipDr Barton of the hospital H Trustees for 1 YearLee TipUdy,of the Proving Qttmfo Don Swarthout, Albert ShirleyAkt cWraaa talked i AneesorJLortiMo Murphy O B S CALBNDAMarch llilaittetlMi m ATTENTIONThere will be a bake sale Saturday, March 19th , starting at 1100 A M sponsored by the MothersCrab of the Elementary school at the old telephone office buildingThere will be a variety of bakedgoods The proceed will go for equipmentBaiae chairman will have an exhibit of clay bowlsand jarsWe want to thank Mrs Light forthe very sweet potato plant he brought us We are starting a unit on Birdsof Our Community JOHN REBMANJrJhTrRtbman,83, died of a heartattack at the home of nte son, Fred,atcar moa Fred,AndrewHertler Sunday He was aHved in Ann Arborlife Besides his son,are 2 daughters, Mrs man andArbor ALL CAITISES RULED VOIDJudge Carland in circuit courtiast week ruled that aH 3 village caucuses held in Pinckney on Fefe22 were illegal as Feb 21 was thelast day a legal caueus could heheld The three village tickets are Unfon Citizens and Iddependenta,headel by Brandon White sr Merwin Compbell and Stanley Oinkelthe incumbent Bfoftk ballotsbe used at the election and the es written in as the use of stickersis not allowed The fnneral is at the MuehligFuneral Home, Ann Arbor WednesI Preview the tax rU tad hpai Ust TOWNSHIP BOARD OFThe board of review, will matt atthe Putnam Town Hall in Village on March t, 14day with burial in St Thomas Ceml grievAaee, from B it a v i xWyWvmrn TH PINCZNSY DISPATCHElC iTICE YEARSMetke la hereby give that pursuance to resolntio unaaamiously, Married at the Charles Fieldt4oted by the village couacil of the Visage gf Pinckay Livingston home in Hamburg Weesday, Wai Michikn at a regular meetMag held in the council room in saidter Mowers of Pinckat to Missoa March J, 195Cthere wiUbe submitted to the qualifiod elect Evelyn Safford of WWlpiore Lake at election to beheld in aaid village on They were attended by Percy MowJ 1 t 1CCT A fbrotAer of the groom and Mr j Wan John Tuomey, 7a, for many yearsowner and proprietor of the Pinck ney hotel, died at the Joeof said village MONDAY MARIaa instruction ballot for adoption or rejection ofr or not the village ofPinckney shallautombile and have a full time policvman xpnces of said a tnmobiloand wages of aid jcut exclusive of purchase of automobile not to oacceed tthat the poll4 on iic y f tho saij election Grainier, sister of thy pu t o n th ea yea r miruo isuc b700 a m to 80 0 pshal l b e Rl Thh eOFFICIA L ELLO T Haroldbride th e questio n a s to j Q, , Ma h 1 7 ih epurchas e a polic e nmn jty Player s wil lam pa y th e opera p ayt r Myster y o f th e TWr d Gabe a t ,th e Communit y HailTh effras t i s Alt a Meyer , Ceci l Hendee ,Gle n Slaytwn , Ann a Reason ,Jterqujst, Justineei s Bowman , C W Dillingham , Wayn eey Ha y MHOWELL THtAW EISM T Jr3 B 1 fVisvf J I M VLEE THEATE ETftara Maref e 9 ,Edwar d G Eobinae oi n Detroit Mr a t th e Hote lHowel l unji l h e suffere d a olicema n a t th e5,50 0shal l b eo f th e ballo t fo r votin g a fe w month s ag oLy4 e Mar , f c die d inFeb 26 Th e funera l wa swit h buria l I n Sprou t Cemfct athereifte WtO h o f BLAC K FRIDA YFriday , Saturday , Marc h 11 , 1 2labk featur eRoc k Hudson Barbar a Rus hU KCAPTAI N LIGHTFOOT J a Cinemascop e an d Colo r Friday, Saturday , Marc 11 I S SI X BRIDGE S T O CEO88 wits Ton y Curti s an d Juli e AinmmTH E YELLO W MOUNTAIN inWith VLe x Barker , Mal a Pewe w am 4Howar d Duf fV ihir e f utomubi U iv e a f th jiv o f Pinqkru ytim e policema nLh f widge s o fliiiv o f th e la i polic e patro l autoiaobil ea y t f operating 1 expnae 6 o f sai dviiiu n a t a n annua l cost , exclu siii not t o excee d 5,500 school debatin g tea mYE SN O9ate 2 Maro h 2, 1955 AliMred Aokley , Villag e Clar k Yrc wher e I sit w Jo es Hi s Hea do s Hi s Fee tNebed y aroun d her e can remeaibe r rrbn PojiTurn 1 wasn tortowi i postman , ik xw havebee a totin g tha t big , heav y mail sac k sinc e Pon K press days That s wh y it s sometime s ataoc k t o se e h i l Jay s pu Tia g hi s mai l ba g aroun d in eadd y cart, a sor t o f ligh twafentha t golfer s us e s o the ydea t hav e t o carr y thei r dubs Folk s so2iMime B holle r fore a t m e an d as k m e bo w m y gam eis, Po p reports , bu t I m no taaharne d t o rnjiometMnnew Jus t wis h I d thooyh t abouttnee golf ga1jrtt s year s ago Fro m wher e 1 sit , it s goo d se e someon e com e u p wit h a nos vwrinkle keep s u s fro m feelin gto o regimented Fo r instance ,perhap s youv e alway s fel t tha ro i wi k is the onl y thin g t drin k a t bedtime The n somed yo u mee t a fello w wh o prefer s aol d glas s o f beerWell , that s hi schoic e and certainl y he s en title d t o it W e can t expec teveryon e to follo w oa r ol d habit st o th e letter Thelos t thei r las t rontes t a t Maso n af te r winnin g 5 straight Thei r tea m I s Mari e Shehan , Bernic e VanBlari cum , Elizabet h Spears , Ha r HalJ , jClyd e Sope r an d Celi a Gearhart jTh e hig h schoo l wo n al l 3 game s las t wae k fro m Hartland Howell Reserve s afc d Jackso n Reserves The y mee t St Thoma s thi s wee k i n , th e Ypsilant i tournament Herma n rs h wh o ha s live d a tth e T L Bourbonnai s hom e a tLakeland f r a numbe r years , die da t th e hom e o f a siste r i n Mans field , Ohi o ias t week H e wa s ad opte d b y th e Jame s Nas h family ,year s ajro Th e Independent s bea t th e Spar to n Radi o tea m o f Jackso n her e o nSaturda y nigh t 3 6 t o 29 Th e gam enearl y ende d in fre e fo r al l whe nDo n Swarthou t wa s purposel ytri p po d an d injurpf L Th e fan s ggo tin n d it n d FrankBover s hi t aJackso n fa n wit h a Hbroom Ro yRen m lru l 22 point s forifrTckne yan SwartTi 12 Rfeie e A l Ne l ii n d J P Doyle Ki t Carso n Cob b o f Portag e Lak eLak ha d a lep r amputate d las tweek Charle s Reaso n ha d a n operatio na t th e Sanitariu m her e Saturday Th e II H an d S E Swarthout sMe t Chalke r an d hi sit r Aiil y Campbel lins week vhenk Copyright, 1955, Lmttd States itrewrs FoundationMAYOR S1I n th e exchang eMichiga n wee k a yLivoni a exchang e th s LIBRARY NEW Smayor s in Vt ar e takin g ou r annua l mvent lukne v and ory anc W0L d appreeiat e th e re tur n o f an y overdu e book s a t thi s lime X NEIGHBORING NOTESCan,WHMey , , ,director Joluiy bb son f Mr aTony Rob of Gregory is aat Mercy hospital, Jackson, The Linden Sportsmens Club areholding Sundy fox hunts Brighton has 3 candidates formayor, Al Cole, incumbent, Thomas Leith, former mayei and Ralph Stermer Trey will also vote thk on having a city managerHamburg firemen have apancake supper March 12 Justice Eric Singer ha been ilin Mellus hospital, Brighton but ishome now Wih Justice Barron ofHowell in Mexico Justice Ioulsor of Pinckney has been doing all thework The body of Earl Hill of Brighton who was shot and killed by hiswife was buried in Fahview Cemet ery there last week The Howell Masonic Past Masters Night tried something1 newthis year They had no speaker or program beyond the introduuetionof officervand past masters 125attended i Fred Cronnemvett, former Monroe county sheriff, Howell cityjtide andifor the last 4 years policechief, has resigned Frank Knight of Marion andCharles B Monroe i Howell were recently awarded lift Johnny WeismullerTARZAN ESCAPESSun, Mon, Tucji Mar 13, 14, 15 CWed, Thur Maveh 16, ITSun, Mon, Tue, Mar 13, 14, 15 Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis THREE RINO CIRCUSAn TechuicolorWed Thur, March 16, 17Judy Carbon an Jack LemonJack Carsan and Kim NovakinP H F F F T RIVERS TO CBQBBin CinenaScopwithRobert Taylor and Eleanor ParkarFeaUrtWNovelty Cartoon MewsCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my many friendsneighbors, Chapter 145 Q E Sand Ann Arbor Chapter 122 O ESand the Voear C p for their many cards, letters an gifts during1 aiyillness SincerelyC1 Wed, Thurt, March I, ITVan Johnson, Joan Dm IBSIEGE AT RED RIVER TiihrinrierNovelty Ifewi CarteoaYOUNG W0MFNWould ycu iko fo be a telephonemembershipsby the Howell Masonic Lodge No operatorNo expnenee is necessary, positions SYLVAN THEATREMldbJgcnFriday, Satnrdty, March 11, It Double FeatureTHE COWBOY StarrinfTex Ritter and Bill ConradalMMONSTER FROM THE OCEAN FLOORwithAnne KtmfaTU Stut WadeNews and Cran into Colr ntop t u KiwanisClubmen bantherethey visited th arioti, Floridaikt JohtRav AUen an v ti 1 ss e 11 Liverve editor atV ist MasterVibm1 HruckLvI asnattoAnn spen kr th iel theArhor CuassWedneReasons EulerBakers Ball indy with he The Dexteiqnetted thelast night The Ann Arbor eribbage tournament ended last Tuesday Brandon 4000 pv hWhile got inj the linas but lust t a former cTumpon A test oii well is bth drilled on CaU 19W ful the Laverne Coy farm, south ofIexter on Parker Road The TriPast Masters, rIght Ofthe thre Ann Aibor Masonic lodges i s a t thei r temple, Saturday , March ffHCil, L 1 2 a t 03 0 p m Kosco e Bo n i s i ee lni n d l i M is speaker , irradaatej preferred Sunday, Monday , Marc h 19 , 1 41 SIG N O F TH E PAGAN a TeehnicoJo rA Dram a Starrin fJef f Chandler , Ja n Qusiel l an d Da n Durye aCartoon an d Pet e Smit hSunda y Show s 3 , 5 , 7 , 9Tues , Wed , Thurs , Marc h 15,16,1 7THRE E RIN G CIRCUS jth Dea n Marti n an d Jerr y Lewi an d Zaz a Cubo rCartoo Show s 71 5 an d 92 0 k ComingrThe Bount y Hunter , Con ques t o f Spac e , Silve r Chalic eiPA Y YOU R BILL S FRO M HOM ITO P CARTO P SI Xof the lowprice SISlZZr SMOOTHESTPERFORMANCE , HIGHES T EC O WO M Y tired businessmen , th eh standiQ g fa UQ extr a tripsi s topa y b y check Ope ny ,hec,j g accoun t now mak e you r deposit sb y mai l if yo u like H ,o rSTATE BAN KTak e a tur n a t theythtei behind Plymouth ne w PowrFfo w 11 7 enginese e wh y it sth e srrfoothest, thriftiest 6 m the lonest pric e field Here s powe r fo r al l drivin gneeds , plu s th e supersmoothnes s o f th ePowerFlow s ChromeSeale d Action N oothe r lowpric e ca r ha f it , an d it s you rguarante e o f mor e year s o f gassavin geconom y an d troublefre e performance Taxica b operators , wh o depen d o n car slo r a living , tu y mor e PowerFlo w o s tha nal l othe r mal m oombine d the y sa y th ePowerFlo w 11 7 is the mos t economical ,flUOtt effioieo t 6 eve r built 1 Ihea d lt nepo K4 t o 10,00 0 Inauiedb y ou r membershi p in tkeDeposit Inuranc c Corporatior s188 Over EightyNin e Yea n o xaoner s Grocer vdesig n mean s fewe r workin g parts , les frtrtion It s automa chok e meter s eachdro p o f fuel It s bypas s coolin g syste mgive s yo u quic k warmu p i n col d weather dozen s o f othe r exclusiv e feature s promise ,yo u muc h lowe r operatin g expense Th e fWerFlo w 11 7 engin e 1 9 on e bi greaso n w hy th e hi p swin g thi s yea r i s t o th eforwardlooking Plymouth Anothe r i s th ene w h7h p Hyrir e engine , th e mos tpowerfu l standar d V 3 i n Plymouth s fieldPla n t o driv e a big , beautifu l Plymout hwit h eithe r o f thes e tw o grea tsoonhow about today S066 Finckne yyou rPlymout hlefo r valu e Mechandis ePO Os t bu y new bette r tradeIn , to oVAN S MOTO R SALE S14 5 Eas t Mai n SI rckney Midripa PRICESSse r an d Wis e t o Tsk s Os tPhon e Hone H 706J 2TH E ROUS H PLUMBIN GWate r Sysiein s PhanMn g 11, i,fgpP ,TH B PDfCKMB T DISPATC HAd o f MM tTh e People Stor eLINGERI EGENT S FURNISHING SCANNE D GOOD SGROCERIE SKEWEDYS GENERAL STORESHOESORYGOOD SFLOWER FO R AL L OCCASION Sfro r Tommy Rea d spen t th e week endwit h th e Georg e Wilde s in An nArbor The y brough t hi m hom e o n jSunday Mr s Mar y Elle n Rea d attende d acar d part y Wednesda y a t th e hom eo f MraCharlott e Knigh t t n Marion Mrs Clar a Eisel e an d childre n o fDetroi t spen t Saturda y wit h Mrs Emm a Vollmer Flori s Clar k calle d o n Mrs Mar yHof f a t Woman s hospital , Detroit ,Saturday Th e Ra y Burns , Jac k Youn g an dKennet h Fr y familie s spen t Sunda ya t th e D Conkli n hom e in Farmin gton , honorin g Tonimy s birthday Mrs Eleanp r Ledwidge , Mrs Clar e McMacken , Mrs Raymond aMorri s an d Mrs Na n Meab n an dbab y spen t Sunda y a t th e Huber tLedwidg e hom e in Roya l Oak Mr an d Mrs Georg e Gardne r o fRoya l Oa k leav e fo r Tur n pa , Flor ira , Thursda y Georg e Meabo n an d wif e calle da t th e Howar d Ma y hom e ,i n Una dill a las t week Mr an d Mrs F LawjreCam bur n attende d th e wedtiing o f he rcousin , Delon g Kelly , a t Jackso nSaturday Junio r Henr y an d kvif e o f Dear bor n spen t Sunda y a t th e LJHenr yhome Th e Ear l Khnberly s o f Willo wVillag e wer e week end guest s a tth e To m War e home Th e Wm , Juaun b childre n o f An nArbo r spen t Saturda y a t th e W H Meye r home Clyd e Fishe r an a wif e spen t Su nda y in erry PBer t Smithfathe r o f Mrs Lul uLam b wa s foun d dea d las t week inhi s apartmen t a t Perr y wher e h o PHONE UPaiJ 4MYRONHUGHESIn e Plumbin g Fixture san d Supple sO H an d Ga s Mae r Healer sComplet e Lin eW e Sel l W Instal l Wo Servic e6 7 EA8 T MJ WWATE RStage y Oinke fTHACTOU hCRSRUSSEL L D SMIT K COIL L MICH tW 163 2Mrs Edn a Spear s an d Jac k She l live d alone Hi s wif e ha s bee n in a in wer e Sunda y dinne r guest s o f convalescen t hom e fo r years Th e ,funera l wa s a t Perr y Saturday donMVH Louis e Sheha presented b y , H W WYLI EPhoi w 28 4 PGROCERIE S AN D VEGETABLE SSTEE R AN D HEIFE R BEE FLARD2Lbt GROUND Lb BEF F ROASTSJ H C f Hooke r an d wif e of An n Th e Franci s Shehu n fatuil s spen tArbr r calle d o n th e J , H Hooker s Saturda y a t th e Joh n Lundec n iut AV,i, , ae a t Hilan d Lake Mrs Celi a A fas h entertaine d bu n r tfifjtancrr 1 Alic e Ikiuihsirt s birthday J 0 relative satv l friend s wer e present Mrs Jan e Xa Uai k exprt s t oleav e German y fo r tlu state s April th e 4th Th e 1 H Note s Quartett e sunt f a tth e hospita l fun d driv e banque t a tHov e 1 ia Wednesday Fraill y Clark , husban d o f Virgin ia Hoisel , wh o opene d Mobio l ira sstatio n a t Howel l las t week suffe re d a hear t attac k and is in McPhe r linrN HON E39 c30 c35 cSOWER SHOLf JT r ITS HEREPMLGASTAPPAN WITH COO LITESPECIA L LIMITE D TIM E OFFE RRtgula r Pric tAllowanc e fo r you rYo u pa y onl y 00000000 00000 0 OPERATE S FO RPENNIE S A DA Yft COLORE D FABRIC SSTAYSPARKL E FRES HWHE N YO U DR YWIT HCom t I n today St thi s ne w an d btaufffu l rang ma dttptciall y fo r homt s btyon d th e ga t mains St er rtn g Coolilttth t automati c ove n pilo t tha t doe sHocke y Applianc e Stor eDc t pfttSunda y a tOtPTf t Dff f jr hom e i n Ot Bwnlay guest s a tLaveyV f Rober t Rea d an d ne wK emm e hom e fro m McPherno nlas t Wfttaaaday Ren e Miller , Caro l an d Ric khome wer e Georir e an d Mik e Lavo yandwtve s o f Jackso n an d Mrs Ma eMet z o f Hcvetl 12 5 dealer s wh o attende d th e schoo lo f hydraulic s conducte d m y Dentin gP C Mesdames Holli s Whit e cur Le ste r McAfe e bowle d in an ope n tour linni i at Howel l Sunday Th e Mother s Chi b mit a Oi eKleiiKntar y schoo l us t week The ymee t eac h 2n d Tuesda y a t 90 0 am Th e officer s mvElie w M e Ale ,pro Heier , Vui n YT in Mar y Eauhri , seo Kleano r ohn oi , treas Th e Andre w Campbell s wer e Su nda y iruit s o f th e Tilcte n Howie sin Howell Mr an d Mrs On a Campbel l cal e d o n Mrs Kat e Jedel e in An n Ar bo r Sunday Mr an d Mrs Her b Palme r spen tSaturda y a t th e Wesle y Palme rhom e in Detroit I Te d Persho n an d wif e o f Eas t Tawa a spen t th e Wee k en d a t th eWalte r Clar k home Bor n t o Mr an d Mvs Jerr yClar k a t St Jo e hospita l An n Ar bo r Saturda y a son Merli n Amburge y is patien t a t Veteran s Hospital An n Arbor ,i Mrs Blanc h Clar k spen t Thurs da y a t th e Edsi l Meye r hom e inAn n Arbor Anit a Shire y spen t th e week endwit h Sharo n Gtftffit hMrs Ros a LaRos a wil l ente r St Jo e hospital , An n Arbor , thi s weekfortreatmeri t an d surgery Mis s Isabe l Nas h o f An n Arbo ran d Mrs Rut h Ritte r calle d a t th eMar k Nas h hom e Sunday Rober t Pik e Be n White , Loui sStackabl e an d Joh n Wyli e helpe dFre d Ever s move d fro m th e Hadle yfar m in Unadill a t o a far m nea rLansvill e Saturday Mrs Edit h VauNonuar r 4s visit in g he r laughter , Mrs Laur a Co ri to n a t Peori a an d Champaign , 111 i Th e Harol d Porter s spen t th ei week end in Gran d Rapid s an d Ce i a r Springs Ear l Graha m an d wif e o f Ionia ,Georg e Graha m an d wif e o f Mt Morri s an d Mrs Ward a Harwoo dson , Clare , o f Howel l wer e Sun da y guest s o f th e Dal e Millers Joh n Kennedy s o f Assumptio nCcegej , Sandwch , Ontario , spen tth e week end here Mesdame s Dod e J a Paton a o f Pinre e hav e Mrs Ethe l Sprou t spen t Sunda y Th e Basi l White s o f Ioni a calle doth y KennedyMaria n Kenned y an d bough t a hom e o n Wes t Washin g a t th e Charle s Soul e hom e in How a t th e Be n Whit e hom e Saturday Jun e Hende e too k hi m bac k Mon to n S t in Howel l an d move d there , ell The Dal e Mille r fnmil y attende dday M Saturda y night t th e neighbor s gav e The Sprut s spen t S undi v th e we Min ff o f hi sTh e Ma x Musaon s an d Fran k Uu m a farewci l r e eptio n a t th e wit j, he r mot her in An n Arbor Harwood , to Wayn eWhite s o f Howel l spen t Sunda y a t Mario n tow n house 8 0 wer e there Mrs Cor a Whit e entertaine d th e Howp1 1 Methodte tth e Charle s Smit h home Mesdames Esthe r Hal l an d Edn a Car l Bidwels , Brighton , Bruc e Va n lii V rii ht Rtv Prou tMrs Aljbert a Qos e entertaine d ard wer e Po They wer e gi v Blaricu m sr an d wif e a t dinne r Su n Th e coupi e wer e attende d b y Nanc ythePincknuLBAin e n a PU e o f money, Gran t Ward , da y in hono r o f be r husband s birt h O1 1 t1 1 I DEALE R o r DETRTi T FDISO Nneice Mart e j am d Mr Beula h MMle r wer e i n nyarauiic s cona uT SIZZu w Pump Compan y a t thei r factor y a tw Marahal l Umbo was N M f tb e MWLeMl u tX mSrer atli e week en d Tn Alber t Shirle y famil y pen t Mrs Nelli e Wylie , son , Dick , an d lo n ws lsZL ZrtyBleo Kaye wit h Mrj Eliza Th eA Reaso n an d MM r an d Mrs hom e m Ke o Hr jr beth Cologn e calle d o n Kt t Wyk eroor e iVanNormai J wer e als o M S Mar E h alted ad Joh n Cologn e a t S t Jo e hospi tthe raawormn wne MM0 ytnrtm Kennedy, John Colon at Thursday John has had Mrs Joan Glover and children Willardof Webberville caUod at the Irvin Anni TheandMr LuUa Pattenwn ofNtlson Bustard hat returned home bridge waa a ThurwJay caller at on JesseThe wifetern ftvtnr BtakttV tdbeadavMaKkOiMut V r 1 x 0 v V Moy Water Pressure fttfPATCB Wedbeaday March 9,THANKS FOR THE PROOFt Of TOUR GOOD Fff , pM Mltfrown your wrtivwtocfc hrdl more form buildiftfVlrfr KOUM and family n mti a untilpop r too Krd, rwduca wtr prtwr, evwtt softty bfvatoowM ,7 Wktovr your vttor fyMnmtnh, trtrVtrfty Myn wtr lystem to fill tK UKufritd Myerf quality plus our oxprMMtd installation and Mrvic add up toMpndabe water dlivry ndeMyr for yaan We will b glad to gv you a framat on the cost of a MW Myrt tyftm with adequate capacity andfor you now and in the fitvrWrit or pKono today No We not our eottonuOTQ HW ajrjthey ene laying to othek people aboutoar erviceeThe rewjtin new eatnueh we appeciatethe kind thingtI gratifying indeed tamen and new buaineuia veryWe pledge you our continued effort to earn food will, from you and fromeverybody who comes to us on yourrecomendetion fflE BUSINESS PRCTESSIONAL COW Pint National BankFederalof Federal Ramie Ceaadj Federal DepoaU InamrAll Deports Insured Up to 110,000 lor Each DJ1L riTIB Mkkew i ii OttKLin tj4THE LAVETf HARDWARE DR J E CAMPAUOPTOMETRISTBye ExaminationsWedaeeday and Saturday by Appointmeat0126 Chibon Road, 4mi N of M3C Phone Brighton AC 744S1 The Finckney SaniUnumRay M Duffy, i B Pinckney, Michigan1100 A M to 200 P MExcept WednesdaysMon, Tuea, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P M rDr G R McGleikey DENTIST112V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935Residence 314Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michigan Ritter TRADIO TELEVISION Prompt andPhone UP 8541 111 W Piactoey,Ue LaveyGeneiaJ InsurancePHONE U P 8M21CLAY G0RDONLYLE W MVN8BLL ASSOCIATEWASMlNQSWoman will do waskinyt reaeoable, girl IS wants weakafter school and SaturdaysMetben helper or baby litter 1 Phone UP 9908 REGWTERFDOffice ZiljPhone 1551 V st Grand RiverEoweU, MiehigjuSALEOil Barrels Yu cantbeat my prices Diek CampbellPhone UP 8 S136WANTED Young Women Jor telephone operating Starting rate4000 for 40 hour week, full paywhite learning Call 9908 for apjpointment Michigan Bell Telephone o,HowelFOR SAUELJKixed Hay Yv iunsell, Aaaoeiaten Sales A Specialty fieri WylieGall FowlervilJj 226F6Arnold BerquistANNUAL ST PATRICKSINNER At th Knight of Coumbua Hall at Dexter Michiganv MARCHBEEFDTyKER ALt YOU CAN EATand Served by the Dex ter Knights of ColumbusMatter ServedfromJiQ0 P M to 900 P M AN IRISH PROGRAM WILL FOLLOWAdulte 150 Children 75c I Eugene MacAinah,700,eedAr Lakj 233 llnadllla SiThe iectysvilU Civic Aeen give Hd phone UP 9737a card party on the night of March 12 for the benefit of the county hotpital at the Lester McAfee home ,wcrtcfces, Wotch FUNERAL HOMJIDon C SvartteMl DirectorModern Equjpmwit Ambulance ServloPHONE V P 8S173Fred C O OPTQMETRIW120 West Grand BivtrHowell, MihiPhone 358 Uveetock HauitefWeekly Tripe tad toGeneral TruckingPHONB UP MMTRcsr J terComplete insurance Covem PHgNB VP44MWIDejiejgvPrices You Can Milfoll MldBMjlford GrairffFOR SALEOne mile west of Handmade Fcrth0 BiltfoHPiackney on M36 a well construct ed seiruinujgalow with full baseMr and Mrs Harry Grant attend1 ent Exterior is completed but the ed the 52nd weddinganniversary of Amshing work has not been on the WANTEDlnterior Painting J iUrmr liwotfl nn 9 afro art nr m hi8 sister, Mrs Eva FaunfelteLjn interior, the acre sitek ownei is will1 Phone Howe 476W1Ohio, ov4 thethere he saw a hupe cheese in ,, , u i x ,, , j auickly because of poor health,upermarket It weighed 8241 r 4inches high amd the to sacrifice in order to sel1 FOR SALETwo oed siged Wectri Chick firooders, 50 size and ctT Farms, HoniVii, Lfifr iiiiwtfjYour Property WtiT Mitierald RtttMrfroker 209 NorthPHOXI u P i4ieeI4W00 MONTHLYRfiIHag and collectingfrom our five cent High Grade Nttt machinei in thia aiaai No Taw0Tce for an flafsame in ctiarcieter It took the milkt0 SMof 42 cows, 82,500 lbs to make it It I , XT, , wM mad in Witconsln I Phon NormandyCOALKEEP THAT BIN FILLED WITH POCOHONTAS OR STOKER COALDelivered the Same Day OrderedCoBplete Stock of Lumber Baildmg Suppiiet Sherwin Williams Paint work you500 sie and 64f cMh,teHtntg fey Hateal by inventory 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 09, 1955 Description An account of the resource March 09, 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 1955-03-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/823062f37b18f385bca4666d29e4f0d8.pdf f95568c2420e2dbcd384738f0dc30f0e 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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S MHCKNZ Y DISPATC H Wednesday , Apri l 16 , 195 5Death ELECTION RESULT STh e sprin g electio n ir , of f t o aFPnfo g start Th e Democrat s en courage d b y thei r swee p las t fal lar e confident Th e Republican s ar ever y determine d t o aver t anothe rdefeat , knowin g anothe r lik e las tfal l woul d mea n disaster Thi s sprin g th e school s an d th eroad s ar e th e principa l issue s a t th eelection Th e Democrat s clai m th eRepublica n controlle d legislatur e ii s responsibl e fo r th e schoo l finan cia l crisi s an d hav e don e nothin g t oreliev e th e highwa y situatio n sinc eth e war Th e Republican s sa y the yhav e don e a s muc h a s possibl ewit h th e mone y availabl e t o them The y als o charg e th e CI O an d PA Cwit h tryin g t o th e contro l o f th estate The y hav e mad e thi s pharg ebefor e wihou t gettin g an y grea tresults Bot h partie s ar e belittlin g th eothei a claim s i f povertyTh X Dem occrat s clai m industr y is sheilin gou t plent y o f cas h fo r th e Republi ccans Th e Republican s sfiyVfche CI O i s givin g th e Democrat s20000 0 fo r ceampaig n purposes ,Al l candidate s fo r th e suprem ecour t ar e wel l knon Judg e Gen eBlac k o f Por t Huro n an d Judg e St phe n Rot h o f Flin t ar e forme r atto rne y general s ,bot h Democrats , Th eRepublican s ar e Judg e Le a Carr, forme r Pinckne y hig h schoo l grad ua l an d D Hal e Brake,lam e duc kstat e treasurer H e i s a conserva tiv e an d wa s antiEisenhowe r ia62 Ther e wil l b e 4 Mat e amendment so n th e Apri l ballot On e i s a schoo lbon d issu e o f 100,000,000 On e t ochang e th e manne r o f judicia l pri maries On e tha t judge s mus t b e ROGER J CAR R j I 24 6 vote wer e cas t a t th e electio nRoge r J Car r , so n o f th e lat e her e Monda y whe n blan k ballot ,Warre n A an d Sara h Johnso n Carr , wer e use d an d al l candidate s were , Elementary SchoolOMMEPIISECON D GRAD E NEW S IBill y KuUifcc s rndniothi r a n iwa s bor a i n Pinckne y 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Shirle y Mennonite Churc hiev Ezr a Beachy , Pasto rj,S SJBupt Walte r Esc hWorshj 100 0Schoo l 110073 0 Su mo f Walle d Lake , Rober t o f Gran d VAsvsessorXoaiz o Murph y 118Am j Youa l People s Meeiinj Rapids, WaynS a t home Ther e i s ol d Berquis t 88 Cottaf e Fellowshi p Servic esister , Mrs Edit h Greene,o f Eas t Th e propositio n t o spen d 5,50 0 a Lansing 1 Tw o brothers , Ernes t an dFranci s ar e deceased H e wa s lif e membe r o f Living sto n Lodg e No 7 6 F A MPinck jyear fo r a polic e office r an d ca rkee p los t 17 5 t o 59 Fo r th e firs t tim e in memor y th eelectio n boar d wa s al l wome n Dor o fednesday800Sund tev J W Winder , Pasto rShoo l 930 a m ney Durin g hi s lifetim e h e hel d tlie j tb y Kennedy , Hut h Ritter , Gladys Mornjf g Worshi p 104 5 a m position s o f villag e an d townshi p Clinton , Haze l KellyFbsai e Fishjr j ThuriWh t praye meetin gcler k an d treasurer Th e funera l wil l b e a t th e Pinck CAUCUS RESULT S FRUA Yne w Cong1 Churc h Frida y a t 200 m, , ,, n nr T J TIT Th e townshi p caucuse s he Frip m , Revs McLuca s an d Winger 1 , , , , H , , n i r i n day dre w th e bigges t attendanc eofficiating Buria l in Pinckne y Ce m 66etery Livingsto n Lodg e wil l con duc t th e gravesid e service s at th churc h a t 80 0i Wed QYT practic e 73 0 p m fitwrehWos l betwee n Mai n an dUnadiil a Street s brother, hyiki f vwu ida y an d i a Il l gav e M m i ar 11 eha d a birthda y Friday Leonar d JoiK ha d his bik e iixe dhv an d i s brothe r riit i r i it m ifev bab ySharon Coiciu Lrother Lind a Rhode s hu d inpan y fro mAn n Arbor Silva n buntfs i iuniolii he r a d 11 Pai n SeefV d wa s ir Dvtroi lurday Joh n Walto n ha s a har k inwood s u pla y in Kddi e I jhc r v , i n t T o l i dai l Im 1 I he V L r k tIhl Shirle y 1 Iiirmav bivthda A soon eluding1 mistakes im pres s carri e d a bizarr e stur y la t wett k I Bwhic h a ctrtai n hospita l wtt 4 koat A woma n wtn t ther e fo r nnn o r surgiiy Someho w th e hogpla lwot their signal s mixe d an d sh e wa gwhetle d int th e yal l bladde r spec ialist s operatin g roo m wh o promp th ii nove d he r gal l bladder Th Umad e he r ver y anr y an d sh e start d ui t ayains t th e hospita l an d ge t7ii whic h wm about hal f wha th e askfl W e remembe r readin g a cas e in whic h a patien t receive ddamage s beca u a surgeo n lef tI ni of hi s tool s insid e hi m bu t, , thi s is the firs t wron g destinatio nI cas e w e hear d ifM1st , 2n d an d iir l U J UV NKW SATHLETI C DINNE R j Y e edito r wa s chairma n o f th e Democra t caucus , IVIcrlin Lavay y Keit hjShoo lAinciii uii n ci v i i j T m i J j Sunda yTher e wil l b e a n atheti c dinne r ,t hf TP r , B1f Ytha i V i A M ia Enquis t tellers , mos t o f th e norm fWorshipth e Pinckne y schoo l o n Apri l 4 6 t oFvenihono r th e Pinckne y Pirates , Distric t wer e b y cimaUon Th, y jChai Fi nS fHTng T1 Supervfiar Uoyd Hende ir nctiChampions The following are the1committeesrChairman, Mrs GeraldClark, Program, Carson Holiingsworth Advertising1, Lee LaveyTick ets, Jack Wilson Further announcement3 later , Pastor945 i mll0n n,p Mary iillerikij iited her SundV Maii i i1 lilctelviiii Lairfs1 Shirey aw it ROM Vaii Vr iJininsy CanUiii Iiaiiie R rnie oins avjy brother inin,1 ciei1 The Ami Arbor News states ihatTi a iceeril survey, there shows that 8 I percent nf the cigarette smokrrri on hast jtit smoking them since th1arid lJavid vll hiny of the articles last yowl iu cigarette smoking was one th causes of hug cancer Thit ii was conducted by the U Mn i f hnyiHendceMurray Kennedy o WHSr Chcr Pvactire Wed La 11 I LThitmrday KiiLly Shettelrner ArnoldA ballot was takenwinning over Homer Abney 25 t 24High Com Jyears of age The 4th wouldeatab lish by law a state bounl of canvapwrs This county will also vote on propoaal to buy the6 Citizens MutualAuto Insurance bldg for 100,000ST, MARYS ALTAR SOCIETYSt Marys AltarSociety held thMarcji meeting owday ve in theformer Lwi home r Plans were made to hold a sewing bee March 81 All members are invited to attend Bring your own sewing material and lunch A Variety party will be held onApril 18, sponsored by the SocietyThe paity will be in charge of thcohostesses, Mavis Basydlo and Geraldine Singer Keep this date andyour friends Thtjteen members attended theDy of Recollectionat Holy CrossChurch at Lansing Father Raymond was sptukei ii c jricace Programs for 1955 are being wailed to members Hbu are asked to serve at the meeting or bake saleto which you were appointed ,WINS TV PRIZEMrsRay Young Susan JaKwskiwon 100 on the Break the Bank TV program at New York City ZITA HARRIS JusticeZita Harris, 52, daughter of Mrs , s ueAlma Shehan Harris and the late , ,James Hams died at ,St, Jo,hns hospita, Detroit Saturday She was i n i x v A imo Board oJ Re,lewbom in Pinckney October 4, 1902 ri im , 1 r, , onstaoies lurravAfter graduating from Pinckney Jhigh school in 1919 she attended Fv Kefit ,ceel i Oi x VT i Committee foiMichigan State Nonnal two yearsshe taught in Detroit schotifs ,Ayears, the laat 20 as principal Upto Feb 7 she taught in the Bagleyschool Her memberships included thaTeachefc Association, Womn Pincipals Club and Dronsoi Guild jEIer mother is her only survivor,abrothiv Rev Morgan Harris died ing in li5S The funeraOvn in St Theresas ,y, Lee Tipkuly, AThe RepublicanEiank Ziegler forHrandon White si for clerk Their were as follows 11, a nev coatBen While MASONIChe 1jStvnyAshev Wyl Diigg, Harry Mike InnaiMurray KmE Duw March 10 MM decrees S pSatbrdby, Aprilcaucuschairman F iitrvnce Cumhjii VV M iie aniih M Research Center Among thesewho did not quit smoking one out1 H chatird u cork tip cigaretesan 1 fie others cut down on thiif smoking Tii study by the medicalyj io i,n has cut cigarette sali I The cigarette companies sought teyear d on1 coimteract this by c6fiduiting med ica urn y o their oyn The rti in ringing suits we nevol heard Arthur GodyiiUpv rirthday onci a jvUKer fj1 a U of ci, iiitn returned to seh ol i arettes an his program no lonftriiif a after 2 wetk abence advertises them His heme wfti i, i lied hi old honiri that the brand he advertised had Sunday nt be Iourwi injurious o healthery sorry lane Maikle In tlie state Kaskftball tournarntrttntHir TrtfrrrSnTar story cameu i th krT n Milford gamwhili Clarksto ,n 49 to 40Larry d her i,iiy vis Parks, a 15 S,rilay fiXshinim was ai oi,tyed onK Vr He 1 oldin the game We reserve tsm allan1Marildt Clark INCE KKATINMiForeno Keating 71 itall Agi A France,i1 IontiacRotier SeefelddilFri olntWise sjiaria the same i T lit High ComChufch Detroitt Wbmial in St Marygney with S01Viy her,1 hnnio with hyr Hrwhir, M Iob Eolii1 Kiol Ifariel of Pincknry Te yBrandoi White ,V cease, uas born at Kiiy Cily iiJusticoFul TormChaHevliut, October 20 HS1 th laln er Ceorgo Loji1 JHies and nv u i Sh va h II ir 1IJ aS ,,iuiii andlrl 2 tlii SI i i vi vdi i i 1 TrusteeTrustee Mable WhitJames and nvtwice nwirried HiGEORfJE CHESBOROUGH Chesborouyh 69, retireddied at Lakeland MondayHe wasborn at Pentwater, Mich, the sonof Erastus and Martha Chcsbor was employed by the Kei Cant, ,vKIWAMS U IiI r, tl a lu, nl hor Evdley VanSick 11 Keating TIi lattoi lVii Surviving teius her dUghtei, Mrd Hamci i, a son, RaymomdNHIHT of Oakland, Californiathe school Tuesday Piiicknev Kiwanis Ci received, , T its, charter another link wassey Wheel Company in Deuol foiv Jn Kiwanis Pim knOymany years HK wif Mry, diooT be the 15th cli jp the gute several years ago There is a V Rev Winger gave the invocationGeorge jr of Dearborn The bjKly, and Rev T of Chel th benQ, at Swarthout Funeral Home diction A, Mavt, t ,t f Ovc1 300 iittfiidetrti fanuet at The funeral was at Swarthmitthe Funeia Home, Sundav at 3iO pWinger officiating Burialv Roseavi Cemetery, OakCalifornia imuntil Wednesday when it was ChclsM was toatmaster 26 diff SIXTH GRADEisch put a crrtfrt n for citizcns of the dayMarjoi y Co iigrowin Leihim trnVv av FionniJHISSVJudySii haShe MikeVi 11 hiquhome fi 1Ii ni i va KwillHa hv o Phi thl aiom HM ,1 ALVhas mnirAn iii Ir t U allCAlhar i1 ii 1 if1 r r , 1 1, i1 i rr Hio,nskin I , hoil , at I1 1Monilay If she had answered allall questions she would have won 3000, She and her sister, Christineaxe spending 2 weeks in New YorkCity on vaccation to Luddmgton where the funeral ,r vv ,, citizen nf the wek Thu , , T , rt rt rri J erent Kiwanis cubs were represent lU1 xvi iuztn i me WMK HUwili be hekj at 200 p m Thursday , , , pit for Mond wore Sharon, p u i , l cd and their banners adorned th i cn U iV1OTU1 VlL Vf DV wrttisTrm Pinrknwrfab received Wil S fl amlSusau 1, i thr v, and i ti tal of 14 points the teamWe rting happening toirickiey in twice in tournjf , nuht , Bac in J P Doyl, linio limkney is in the Ypjilati iiiurniinuui Vijnc Cur, centerit it ii witli a sprained ankle, the fiil half Ioy fieason went j cenhiivt lfl il1i IoU ferycz, a midjft frh11 r, to fcrard He got Ii frv hifh is Pinckney winnparin u St Marys of Chtl a Iv, H r in Unices time in iii N,jova luirnament Pinckney jjlawii Brooklyn The referiei vrr liaii on Iinclwwy and 2 f 11 i ,ilars went out on fouliii I H, a freshman from the r iiinii eiit in MHI Mink G fr , ii last quarLer to provide,v key uiih the winning margin io ake flie district titleSomehowI piaycrs of whom not much is expect ed cn iii hie regulars seenis to in il hv pressure BruoA K ,the f inc y tournament stark tli y riMive team halfariilui S n ,,f f1 , , ibi weCemeteryKINDSRGABTBN Brian Walton had company Sunjy Linda Clough and Carol Gyd6th birthdays ast weekDonna Rhodes sister fell from hrbike and got hurt the American and Canadian flags, LaBehe Taesday They were Mike charter, bell and gavel from Choi1 Rke,Marjory Miller and EleanorCVRD OF THANKS j sea the sponsoring club Among the Bloxom Welnesday Janet Mmth,We wish to thank our many visitors were Dr Noman Wilson of V, rhara Rlnr Fiafriends for their acts of kindness Jackson and Gayle Johnson of De Tin RlUer Connie HU J1UCK,during our recent bereavement and troit l Wi Jerry Reason Anne Reneespecially Rev Winger, the Pin,k Howard Thayv lcal president bl Maun M1iUJry Milo, nev O E S, Billie and Don Swar received the vestments of the baby Rettv Salyer, Paul Endis, Tornthout and Dr Walker I club from Lansing, the next young Kennedy, Mike Rooke, Everyone,TV, Hftmmrfl familv 1 est club He will keep them until trie t0 be on u blU Lhiydan t maKe v e a roour bird iiiiit 1 v ii ten about Jnt, MnThe Hammeli family Raymond CrookCARD OF THANKShas new1 Timmie Sproat had dinner in Ann Arbor Sunday and went to a show Bobby Reiser has a new cowboyshirtWima Wider visited her cousin, ter Jeff Davis has a toy semitruckConnie Schmidt has a new bedtpread and Lartyi Keesler a newtutt Debby Garr has 4 baby pigs atfarm Carol Mclfadcens sister, Maryjofell down and hurt her head We made docks with hands thattarn and are learning to tell time another club is formed State Sec1 ltStraiger of Port Huron led the1 There is oin to by a piade spncommunity singing, and Ann Arbor hpe Fridny Wo all want to be,I wash 7othank my friends and higrh school orchestra played i one f tm tHlal en who win Comneighbors for, the letters I received The Pinckney club was startedi P for th scho1 championshifthe hospital Also Living i last Dccand has 39 members From rro1 M1cr m MarT MenkeNo 76 F A M i now on the dinner hour is every are going to teach a unit aboutMerlin Amburgey I Tuesday at 630 at Congl church Russia i I dining room We have sent for tickets for SineCOUNTY HOSPITAL ama Holidayia lurk are mxt In arithmetic weby 5 hn A plan ti increase the pig supply, is beinjr Lrierl out in Korea Pork is s a delicacy there but the supply efi ,f Uf Ps reached the vanishing poial e duo to the long war All Kevc k A II Hil1tlls wnn aIPy ar given a by the government They muste Ine vrTTmient back 2 of tkeus from the first Utter These talMI 2mul ipl hiulturngiven to other farmtrttheir vocabulary ro,,iirL ui ail on SiiiW Jetms By this means lt tocorrect llo1 to brinp th pit supply baoit to n malare reported forthe recent onesthe new hospital Here are some ofCitizen Mut Auto Ins, 20,00000Howell Geer 3,14400McPherson Bank Employs 2,78800 May Scofield Co Millsite Tackle 1,02000P1XCKXEY BOY WINS Joanne Bloxom, XM y Head nvlKathy Custafson had the hiuiuiitniarkes ir our EnjihFIFTH GRADECarolyn Csray Janice RM Kathy Rral and Karen Singer weivthe winners in the spoiling beeKathy Roson, nrl Kiy WyiifiLeslie Green of Pinckney HighSchool is among the winners of an essay contest sponsored by the govnors commission on employment ofthe physically handicapped GovWilliams will present the awards did a good job of torching the uniton railroads and trainsWe are enjoying the book Indian in the arjof us They are still holding churchices for about one third of thei s of the Banjror school during tkenoon hour period The court actie started to stop it was thrown out W petitioner was not athe flefnooi42100 j aiiy in AprilMillsite TcDetroit Die Set, Pinckney 3,84350 I He is the son of Mr and Mis d M G G f G We hftdj a spell down Carol Miller won with Karen Eichman andMarjory Miller , runnersup SusanMarjory Miller , p yLaBelle was rrext The winning ani interesting things about our received a perfect sconithmctic definition t did very well ,, Wiync county which probably vpKftye Wylfe had a birthday and vi e nicest home for thewe made cards for her j poor in the nation at Elrie refru OurMichigan unit i voi hard t ny an incinerator to deposework Wf are finding out many new J institutions garbage, Instead tkeyCARD OF THANKS wish to thank the voters fortheir support at the caucus for twptreas at the caucus and hope I will eeofttinue to merit it April 4 at theelection JBerquist4 O S CALENDAR4ffcidi lfclaitiatioa 8 D Ottfeert war white or colored formally Russell Schoo District 3,50000 j and Mrs Gene Green of Green I word was peasants We had anotherFWlervcille School 5,00000 Bros farm His subject was Pro one today Carol Miller won andSo far 308,227 of the required am j gress in Employment of the Handi Noel Rose was runner upout has been raised March 26 is caped Last year Leslie won first is the deadline place in the county and third place THE MOTHERS CLUB , in the state in the Voice of Dema1 The Mothers Club of ElemcntATTENTION j cracy contest His teacher Mrs ary school met there hist TuesdayThere will be a bake sale Satar Gladys Davis, who assisted him in morning Mrs Jennie Kellenborgerday, March 19th , starting at ll00both contests will accompany him talked about, the playgrounds and A M sponsored by the Mothers to Lansing when he receives the hw iho MI supervised Ways toClub of the Elementary school at J ward, a 60 savings bond nise money to buy playground the old telephone office building 1 Leslie wa born in Russia behind equipment nprt discussed and itThere will be a variety of baked1 the iron curtain and came here at was voted lo hoid a bake sale Marfoods The proceeds will go for the age of 8 where he learned to 19 Anyone wishing to donate call playground equipment I spoak and write Englisr Mrs John Tessmer Hamilton 6 4650Lewetta flaine chairman 1 , rAfter adjournment coffee and doSENIOR PLAY MARCH 26 4 H HURRY AND CURRY stateNonci Kings Daughtersnet wfeii lira Lester McAfeeM i16 MM March 28 at 1140 a j Viuts were servedj The Pinckney high school senior j There will be anoeass will put xm their seiifbr play, meeting of the Hurry and CurryThe Able Miss Cain at the school 4B cub at the JonLoi Farm on March ftS aad 26 Next weeks paper Sunuay March 20 at 230 p mb The nnx committees are doing afine job Our bird units arc nice Mrs Miller fare each of us a pnekot contain 15 birds bought a cooker and now cook thegarbage which they feed to the M9pigs they keep there This thaf claim saves them money atpigs net them 10,000 a year A itccnt law provides that ailmust be cooked before being fadWe have some minnows and a snl Pomander brought by Tonny Ackieyand Tonwny Huhraa,,Mare Schuek mafic nor first tripto J L Hudsons atstays there are no stoVes like it inWibaden,Lucile and Linda Hurrett were i4H SQUARE DANCEThere will be a 4H square d, oeMarch 19 at the high achooiAU wellt come Oome One Come AH v 4 , IBFt Knox, Ky,oVcr tho week end to ihetr brother in the army UBRARY NEWSXew books at the library for nK people are Harriett Heecher placeHelp Wantedadvs we b W rtncr and Mary Mapesl miasing fro rtje paat fr Dodge by soa v I wieothS We continually read that tritnation i now experiencing one fits greatest business booms intory m which prosperity ispaisW but we wonderployment figures in the stateed 144,000 utttmployql on Feb tt last, 80,000 of them In Uof the factories in thishave been laying offt 2nnoDonr WBPA WsAesdey, April If, 19HVILLAGE of PINCKNEY , NOTESGovernment Operating and IDisbursements or Fiscal Year jginning March 7954 and Ending March 1955 RECEIPTS llacomt Floyd RanWl of LaAmg hasbeen named census strpervisoz forI this district Thet Dr C W Hae farm hasbees split up and the Tipadys Broswho have been teanants are leav ing it Portions of it have been soldto Lee Lavey and Norman ReasonMrs Hattie Decker and Miss LuellaSectionseirrem DelinquentT9TAL collectedIocall SharedLiquor iS5 of license Fecsj luxDvervon 5 3,22728 15114N Hyhy Fund MajorHiyhuay FundLocal 5,167612,05716 3,3742 17000 1,035554,948407,22537 Hazze will live withMrs Leal Sigler their sister,IO sBdisonStale Bid Ptthied Land roiAi RLA Li 13,379S 972550 8357110041 SDISBURSEMENTSand Administrative 16,86778 75308 Mr and Mrs R, M Glenn, former residents celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Howell orMarch 10thPinckney lost to Sit Thomas inthe state tournament at Ypsilantilas week after winning the firstgame from St Marys of CheUeaHowell won the class B title bybeating Strathmore, Plymouth andYpsilantiCol M HChalker has purchased a winter home at Lockhart, Fla Mr and Mrs Ross Read are attending the Madri Gras in NewOrleans ed Postal clerk were getting theirhands iafected handeling themNEIGHBORINGHOTES IThe Saline Community HospitalAssn has started a drive to raise1175,000 for a new 20 bed hospitalMr and Mrs Coye Allen of Fowlerville observed their Oth weddinganniversary March 14Born to Robert Munsell and wifeof Gregory March 2, a son John Rob HOWELLHOWELL, MICHGANWed Tfctr, March It, 17 July Canom utd Jack LemonJack Caraaa sad Kim Novak taMP H F F F f LEE 1HEA1BIFriday, March 18, 19 SO THIS 18 PAKI8 in TectoceiorwithTuny Curtu and Gloria DeflateFriday, March 18, 19 Doable FeatureDana Andrews and Piper LaurieSMOKE SIGNALert Stockbricjge high school bask Robert Franciset ball seasons record was 16 wtnsand 3 losses jboand Diane FosterTARZENS HID9BN JUNCUTwltkSeoU and VeraMa 29, 81,MonTHE BAMBOO PRISONDan Lantis of Stockbridge was,taken to Foote hospital, JacksonTt ry anUlTrhubh Cor Sundl Mondy MarchO, 21A former Brighton doctor, Capt THERES OGeorge Kiehler, has been sent over seas to Austria for duty SMr and Mrs John Ludasek of JU PITERS DARLINGin CineaaSeope withEsiher Williams, Howard KeMarge and Gower ChanpioiFeaturette News CartoonBUSINESS LIKETHE SHOW BUSINESSIn Cinemascope and ColorMarys church is Mnouriy ill A examiaation has been call1l Gxfllafhr,6 A NrthKTerr for postmaster at Brighton Marchitotn4 Road died Sunday, he the deadline for licationssurvived by his wife, 3 sons and a The DextM Rgd Crogs a daughter , JIAAAThe Tiplady Bros hav an auct Theion advertised forMarc 21v Percy Holand Jeff Chander and Jack PalancetoSIGN OF THE PAGAN Thursday, March 21,Gunman with a BadgeSHIELD FOR MURDERwithEdmond O Briea, John AfarFeaturette NewsBill Wylie was brought homefrom St Joe hospital in the ambulFireMars on ad been asked to49 6 Ellis, auctioneer John Dmkelclerkj ,t7u i p,, fi , Uioc MioH a blind SDetroit Ed is Sidewalks, PuiK ana Or Street Maintenance New Motor chicle Highway FundMajorNew Mo Wmck Highway FundLocal 6,4360639363 i,020001,750722,49811 1,11563 Sheriff Wimbles raided a blindg ated 7 people The Dexter Firemen will stagepig at Hartland Sunday and arrest j boxing ghow in the high school aud puai last fauhn and wife calledon Frank C at McPherson hoa SYLVAN THEATRENotes oi 48 Years Ago1OTA1MheeUeeeomFolding chaws IUILabor on Durp ift for YoiLibrary Gin Ckristmas F Michigan Du ,Al ounai Chambers580710800 10000100054592683122429 13865,4649iPt ,nd wTth GlafysThoma, ,torium there April 16 tto raisemoney They contributed 500 tovarious projects last yearBorn to Leo Devine and wife ofandYOUNG WOMENWotikJ you like to be a telephone operator Mrs Fred of Howi house there e an r and Mrs N Franklin j No exprienceWm Harris is the contractor , of Hartland both observed 60th w xr u n v aa Ai f hor wedding anniversaries March 13, Mrs Hugh Clark 88 died at her J hag from perrnannt ltionshome at Silver T,ake Monday v ni ,Rew Griggs of Ohio will preach the grocery business in Howell af school firradTOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 16,30202iJIG1NN1NG Fiscal Ysa1KD Fiteal Year Cask iRTestmeatiSI 5,86914 3,0000016,43490 3,00000ITANLEY DlNKli, ViUags PresidentMILDRED ACkLKV, Villeje ClerkHELEN REYNOLDS,Village Treasurer has hereiy opening here Saturday 127 yotes were cast at died in a Howell convalescent homemilling March 8 His wif the former FloraTnere ar 2 sons The tnneral yas deceased MOfl per 40 hour week Friday, March 18, ItMANY RIVERS TO with Robert Taylor and Eleanor Farter and Victor McLofieain CinemaScopeNews and Cartooa1 Sunday Monday March 30, tl1 JUPITERS DARLNG A Comedy StarringEsther William and Harold KeelGeorge Sauaders, Marge Champtoftin CinemaScopeSunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9in ColorCartoon Sport NewTues, Wed, Thurs, Mar 2 tl, M BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCKA Drama StantagSpencer Tracy, Robert Ryand aj Anne Francee in CinemaScope 1909wereC V VanWinkle, at BrightonMICHIGAN LIFE LINESFROM THE VERY BEGINNING roads kare been builtto further commerce and trade and dbwn, through wcenturies tne first requirement whenever a new territorywa to be settled was to build roadr Michigan has over 100,000 miles of road and hWreeU,moat of whu ire surfaced and in good condition Theseare Mtehigans nie Hnes without which the Statecould not existFor orer these highway farm produee goes to marketraw materiali and parts get to faatorieefinished productreach the consumer Over these highways truck briageverything yem t wear, or use votes All the Citizens ticketelected but 2 Rogerwon clerk and Union won trustee Wm Kennedyand James Roche tied tor trusteesRoche won on a draw The Holmes Crothing Company,here were advertising 20 suits forj 10, 15 suits for 750 and 10 1 Lois Hill of muirter in the death ofher husband, Earl, whom she shot 1SCC rtXCupitercMMB M Coming Conquest of SpaeeM Bounty Hunters High and the Miffhty suits for 5 Th Methodist church quarUtU1 engagement f Loisdaughter of Rev and Mrs of Pinckney to Paul Yake of Scott dale, Pa, is announced Arthur Heikenen of the CitizensMutual Auto Insurance Company, s now associated vith feiephfiW H Meyer wai Uken to StJeehospital Tuesday with a bad foot infectioni VanWinkle there in of lawKITE FLYING TIMETrncking AiiocIttiMFort Shelby Hotel and Willis Tupper The Dextermandolin club played and Miss Atchinson of Chelsea and the NorthLake double quartette sang The speakers were Rev Seth Reed, RevGordon and Rev Littlejohn Charles Eldert wai a witnessMonday in Detroit in a suit against the Detroit United RailwayIt cost 25,000 to fill the Lakelannise house this winter Uncle John Mortenson was 78 years old FridayMrs Hannah Fowler of Fowlerf viile is suilng a saloon keeper thereI er 10,000 William Dolsn jr of Detroit died last week He was a nephew of Hike Dolan and former resident ofPinckney Tom Cavanaugh of Ann ArrborI has hired out to James Harris and will move here 1 Dan Murta has resigned at teach1 er at the Reeves school Helen Dunne spent the week endwith Lucille Barnum The postal dept will no longer Edison Company againwarns kite flyers Do not use a kite with a metal frame or stringIf it hits a high tension wire you may be injured If your kite getsstuck on an electric power poleo not climb up after it This is dangerousCJClinton and wife attended thecard party Saturday at the LesterMcAfee home Mr and Mrs Benedict LaRosaof Saginaw was here to call on hidmother Mrs Rosa LaRosa at StJothospital Sunday He was married last fall at South Lyon Mrs Irvin Kennedy visited Mrs JHelen Berry and Mrs Inez Martin jLansing last weekGeorge Dagg sr and wife of Detroit spent the week end with Murray DaggMrs Florence VanBeuran of Byron called on Mrs Emma DiakelSunday A TVrFOR ACCURATE RECORDS A Checking AccountThese days, when money seems to disappear so fetefor the average L, , u chil, i account providesuseful control oi income and outgo Mighty handyto refer to in making out your income tax return,toe Eliminate the risk of handling cash Save youjself time and effort in paying bills too, by openinga checking account now ,THE McPHERSON STATE BANK depoitfl np t110,000 insured by our membership in theDeposit Insurance Corporation1861 Over EightyNine8068 Pliwlney RMSQuality MechandisgPRICESJest atj Witt to Tafcs QiiTHE ROUSH PLUMBINGw April 16, 1966Store LINGERIECANNED G III IGROCERIES Robert Ackley, invalided tor thepast 2 yean ha recoveredieatly to gQ to work ai the P Product CompanyMartin Ritter jr was inlast week attending a T Vschoo the Raytherm color TV school The John Boyers of Townline lidhave returned home fiom 3 months stay in Phoenix, Arizona, jMrs Rosa LuAosa was operatedupon at StJoe hospital, Ann Arbor,GENTS FURNISHINGS SHOESDRYGOODSKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS fromftORALXOMPANT Ho wellPhone 284PECIALSGROCERIES ANL VEGETABLES STEER AND HIFft BEEFSHORT RIBS OF BEEF LbFRESH SIDE FORK II CAMPBELLS POEK BcANS rK 2 krSHOP AND SAVE ATSOWERS HOLUSTER 25c35c29cirsamt Mr and Mrs Lucius Doyle jrcalled on Mrs Rosa LaRosa at St Jo hospital, Thursday night i Mesdames Dwight Wegenei aad Edmund Haines were hi Jackson onThursdayDr Robert Bruni of Lansing spent Thursday a atthe LestUr Mcj Afee home The Pettysville Civic Assn ttookin 43 at thteir card party at the Lester McAfee home Saturday forthe new county hospital MrsLeOna Bonder returned homeThursday from an extended stay at ord hospjitali Detroit A card from Sergt Gene Dinkelsates he was in SanFrancisco and Monterey, Califwith Gov Williamsand has visited Hollywood and metthe stars Mrs Everett Ham el left for Oakland, Calif, Monday The Dale Miller family spent Sunday at the Hollis HoHoway home at Bass Lake At dinner at the Snow White Innnear Retford Friday Oin RobinsonST was presented with a gold tiebar with diamond in it for 35 yearsservice with the Michigan Bell TlI Haydu and Ollie Morrow foMiller entertain,Mich State quarterback, called t thg Medjn Amthe Gerry Eiehman home Sunday yulford ftnd wtfe Waync, at u13 membersof Pinckney Chapter ner Sunday in honor of Mrs Am jiOES attended the Friendship burgeys birthday,night at Brighton Tuesday Jimmie Amburgy who tnli d nthe U S Air CorpJames Barnes aad wife of Ann York City ThursdayArbor called at the tieorgg VftnNor man home SundayMrs Lorna VanCamp, Mrs DedWeeks and Elizabeth visited atthe Clifford VanHorn home FridayThey are from Grand LedgeMrs Bonnie Henry who has beeonrinjr or her daughter, Mrs Katherine Bradbury and wife of Chelseacame home Sunday The Tom Wares spent the week end with the Earl Kimberlya atWillow Village The John Lundeens of Heikleyspent Sunday at the Francis Shehan home Lyrin Beattie and wife of RushLake were in Ann Arbor Saturday Harold Rady jr was home fromMichState over the week etui Mrs Anna Reason entertainedthe OES past matrons Monday Mesdames Eloyse Campbell andUlan Roscnian were cohostesses Mesdames Holis White and L8ter McAfee were in Ann Arbor last Wednesday Donald and Mrs Hollis of Hamburg spent Saturday at the Lester McAfee home Lee Lavey and ye editor attendedthe St Patricks banquet at DexterSunday night sponsored by Knightsof Columbus Tony deFillippi of Tawas was inPinckney last Wednesday DOnalJi Clark of Ypsilanti 4mdlthe Russell Clark family of Ruck Lake spent Stinday at the Walter, Clark homei Mrs Lucille Camburn and Mrs1 Sarah Barom were Thursday luncheon guests of MMrs DorothyHarley of Dexter Merlin Amburgey returned tohis home Saturday from Veteranshospital Ann Arbor The James Burns, Kenneth Fry,Jack Young and Joe Burn family wore Sunday guests at the RayBurns home The D Conklia fomalyHy of Farmington called Saturday1The Otis Mattesons spent theweek end with the Don Griffith Pleasant MYRON, HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Electric, OH and Gas M Water Heaters Complete Lire of PumpsWe Sell UMIISWI We ServiceTHONE UPSS114 0 7 5 EAST MWATER SYSTEMP L U B H 2 WitTRUtiS TK ACTORSCARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO MICH II 632W WYUEPots and pas stay VTHE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOUTS SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER 0000000000Rtgukir PriceAllowonc for your present rangYov poy only SPARKLING CLEANwhen you cook electricallyCom In todoy S thii now and boauftfutaitgo modepocioMy for homo btyond the gos moint Sooamr Ing CoolHi v Hit ovtomatie oven pilot that cfcsHockey Appliance StoreWaJtor McQuilUn aad wife of Mrs June Hendee, Mrs Rose Oair Shoree called at the Wm dee, Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee at tended the funeral of Ned Chubb atHoweU last Thursday Mr and Mrs, Albert Dinkel andMr and Mrs Homer Abney attended the Hamburg Firemens pancake y iSundayDimkel, Lloyd Hendee aadIteyar attended a meeting to Cheiaea KiwanJa Ctab lastDftvift and wife of TOM The John McGuire family oTTJitroit spent the week end at the James Whitley home Mesdames Dorothy Kennedy aadElizabeth Cologne called oa Mrs Helen Kennedy and Joha Cologneat St Joe hospital, Ann ArW lastweek The Desmond Ledwidgo family ofRoyal Oak called in Mrs EleanorLedwidgo Sunday The Loanord Barrett family Tiaited Scotty Barrett and Bob Barberat Ft Knox,Ky, over the week end JuHt think rTno rubbing,potfl and pans And that isnt all Kitchenwalls and curtains stay cleaner anr hter,too Electric cooking is clean as lifehtSEE YOUR DEALER OR DETROIT LLiSON Mrand Mrs Roywas hurt in an auto accident thereand in in St Lawrence hospital Ray Lavey of Gregory cUd at Thursday home Friday Rev Reaaea aadMn,donand Lloyd Hendee home last week Detroitike and of Joan Dr Harlow Shehan of Jackson The following attended the MaBilly Shehan of Ann Arbor call sonic TriIdge Past Masters Nie Mrs Edna Reason called emat the Will Shehan home on at Ann Arbor Saturday Lawrence Lola Carnenter in Pontiac Camburn, Clare Miller, Clifford About 50 people attendedMiller, Harold Porter, Olin Robin oeption Saturday nigfit at theHenry Hauck sont Darrell Baker, Charles Baker enary school for Mr and wives and ye editor Kllerl lrnnHoward Middtet4TTanrwife of They receivedhospital, Ann Arbor Sunday and n Detroit rere Sunday iruerts tftrte The Roy Wrights of Bill Wylie and Mrs Callie Plummet Floris Clarks Ival and Darwin Shirieys ofat St Joe One Campbell and wife were in field and the Hollis HolkwayaWalter Pidgeon and wife of Fttot Ann Arbor Sunday, week end callers at the AlbertMrs, Caflie PJummet ww take reception at Trinity Rainbow Mr and Mrt Kenneth Th HowMd tXM the Girls Aasembiy, Enreka Temple to have moved back to Puctawy1 Arbw Sony 07 m DotroiV bonorint Mother Co Riversido to tfc V , VT , , , 4 , f r, T i, SL Big Special SaleearancePaint Sale THB PBOOFOr TOUR GOOD FAITH THE BUSINESS PRCESSIONAEand BW bwrinota 1e wyW pladga you our continued efforUto m good will from you and fromvtrybodjr who comes to us on your The PicKny Sanitariumy, Michiganjraily 1100 A Jl to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P MNational BankDiscontinued Boy dell Colors Glets TOM, rtgprkt gl5J5Salt prict 398SNU GIOM tkt Sam Stau Gloit, reg prict qt 175 Sale price 120SoftTone fiat, regprict 450Sale price 298 Soft Tone Flat, reg price 140Sale price 100 First Cent, First Strved Sale Over When L Gjfti Come EarlyTHE LAVE HARDWARE AB DapoaiU hmmA Up to 11000DR J E CAMPAU OPTOMETRISTEye BianinationaWadaaadajr and Saturday by Appointment 913 Cfcleon Road, MmL N of M36 Phena Brighton AC 74431 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226F6 Cemetery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford TJ Iaj Milfoid, MichiganMilford Granite WorksMiekigan Bell Telephone Co,Howel WJWIPredate Itv ,rMatter o, Ue lftate ofhi StiMert, DeeeaiedfteeaJta Mid vurt,t held ort, a4 atMdmmmryW MM elUwil be beard at least fourteen 14prior to eueh hearing, or bfaad laat tke keks at law oi aid pttuena serviee at lust five 5 daygpjior to such hearingHiram R Smith Judge of ProbateOelesta arshalU Register of Probate,W ehall be deUimincdMUd Court, at the Probate OfficeMay 10, 19Si, at tea A Mk M Ordered, that neMee thereofe ftve by ublietioB of a eopySereWyrevieue te MIIU Way o iiearint, illPiaeiMier DiapuUk and that ttao CARD OF THANKSOur tkanks to the electort oflWtioMor eaue a cepy i thin h kke Mrred UM vach kMwn partyW ftaleratt at Ma Uat kaown ddroaby Mfiaeered MaM, reucc receipt Pinckney for their tapport at thepolls Monday March 14Taw lna unJUiint Party FOR SALEMixed Mayie MacAtnahphone UP 8FOR SALEOne MEadar Lak 23 oadiBa St Pimfcney, ,Wcrtch 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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. (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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SC y , Volume 7iTHB PINCXNE7 DISPATCHWednesday, March 23, 1955Ne If N VApril 4 Michigan voters will be to help school diiicts finance new buildings by voting on a100,000,000 bond issue Supt of In Wedding Awerry COUNTY HOSPITALMr and Mrs J H Hooker ofM36 E queitly observed their 50thwedding anniversary March 22 At ytheir request there was no public lbicelebrationThese two peopje have lived instruction Clare Taylor says it is a this vicinity most of their lives Henecessity, that the state needs 2,000 more class rooms to handle the 70,i000 new students expected next year Heretofore school financing hasalwayi been a local problem withhelp from the state sales tax Theprincipal objectipn to the bond issue is that state aid would jeopardise local control However, schoolhalf day session and teachers with overloaded classes are increasing Here is how the proposal works1School dTStncts will have to levy a 13 mill tax for buildings If theneed is greater the state will pay the difference out of us fund Itcan also be used to finance existing bondj issues and cut interestrates The district would have to continue the 13 mill assessment using the excess over a 30 year period topay back the state 46 districts haveindicated they will apply the firstyear and the loan would approximate 3,000,000The Democrats now have a caucus room of their own They com plained their 3rd floor room was torsmall 80 they now have the firstfloor whick housed the G A R re lies which have been moved elsewhereThe bill to cut the marriage waiting list from 3 to 5 days isfavored is a past master of Livingston LodseN 76 F A M 76 F A M and MrsAs the county hospital fund drivegoes into its final week enoughpledges have been secured to makethe new hospital a certaiuity Sofar of the required 525,00 an amount totaling 464,15495 has beenraised which is 885 of the required amount that is necessaryHooker, j A victory dinner will bevr , f PmcknW Chapter Howell Saturday night toNo 145 They have a son, Calvin the success o the event Here are the reports ofdivisions chairmenFounders A, Joe BradyFounders B, Cliff HellerFounders C, Herb SchottFounders, D,Rus EngelhardtMedical, Dr HendrenEmployee, Robert Craig Womens Div, Allen, BarronMcCIoskeyClubs, Organizations J Robby eand two grandsons held sitcelebratethe 12169,999 1250 4082067,40067,2904,4579,525Hosp Employees J Sullivan 5,753 Bus and Prof, Glen SlaytonGovern, and Ed John Page There were other donationiously reported fihorenSL Marys Catholic GhsrdiRev Fr Albert Schmitt, PastorSunday Matses 800 and 1000Novena devotions Friday eveningai 70Confessions, Friday evening afterNoveaa Devotiuns and Saturday from730 to 900 p m and Sunday before tue 0t MassMeatioime UhurebCalvary Mennonite ChurchRe Ezra Beuchy, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worshi 1000Sunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday Elementary School OJRREA OMJHENlA tH irwl ird CKADK JWS I1st, 2nd and irdJudy Geary hahinewJWSk ICh19,66115,254 prev 800UfCfiRev J W Winder, Pastor 930 a m1045 a m THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPARENTS PLAN CARNIVALAt a meeting of the activitiescommittes of the Pinckney Elemen Sunday Schooltary School Mothers Club, Mreh Sunday Worship 15 with MrsHelen Walton of Hiland Youth GroupLake as chairman plans were made Evening Servicefor a carnival to be presented at Thurs Prayer IV1J H or Bert as he is better known the Elementary School on Saturday,was the son of William and Sarah i AIriI 23rd from 4 to 9 p m Richardson Hooker andwas born in The PurPose of the carnival is roSimcoe, Ontario His father came raise monty tofrom England and was a millerThey, ed, playgroundcame to America when Bert was 7 years old and settled in New York Sunday SchoolMorning Worship Thurs night prayer meeting at the church atWed choir practice 730 pThe PGOP3S ChtfrehM36 West between Main and Tnadilla StreetsRev Keith Rnegsegger, Pastor945 a1100 700 p 800 ne villRhoda Mike HardenV sited theiii John Waitons father had a b rkdutodayLobby SiUis rtndinotheralo has a birthday Bobby Cijt dd ii, nv in v,w apair of birds, Trieiand Mike Carol Ta aria imfii lac spjri siKM1 Sandrii Shirey is gtiiny to herher Lr in dm others nei SundayLinda Rhode weni iu Ari Arb rjSunday SECOND We tf this atofuinikTuesday bi y va Kalhy South Sum Lacoitbia It1 istamps O,IIIrath JoMrier n ecousin Ici iubirthvii nil, make head cr tailuement between the Uui Miehigan and Michigan over the latters desir her nairn to MichiganState University or some other nameMcmgan State has been getting alyi f publicity of late years on itsfootball team its president and other events there and ha rather oversMauowert the University of Michigan Xow it claims to have outgrown ii college status and wanta to enUi rhc ranks of the universitieswhich re the i,iyhst institutionsof learning The University sayanothing din that there is onlyrouni on the educational pedestal fore university and that is the UofM and adds that Michigan State is lily an overgrown tow college Weadmit Michigan state started in a mail way and was known as Michijrin Agriculture college and that is hif main course f study But Ji has lonu ayo outgrowntKi Anyway we fail to seehv ilie university expects toher from changing her name eirure will have the laston that and ttioJ that thatjuststop Thewordrural districts coMrs Jennie HookerMote herMrs Dorothy Dinkel wittMraLuellaPatterson ofStockbridg were in Ann, Arborlast Wednesday Dan and Lottie Brooks of Ypsilanticalled on Mr and Mrs J II Hookerlast ThursdayMr Raymonda Morris and daughters, the Kevin Ledwige family and Ir and Mrs Louis Stackable attend I, dinner at the Wm Me Mac kenhom at Patterson Lake honoring Kevins and Raymondas brthdaysMr and Mr Ray Burns and Mrand Mrs Jack Young visited Mr Barbara Burns and new baby at StJoe hospital, Ann Arbor last weekHex Sackett of Detroit aci atthe Lawrence Camburn home Satur day Al Johnson and wife of Detroitwere Sunday guestsLawrence Camburn, Clavo Miller,and Olin Robinson attended the Masonic Past Masters Night at Milast WednesdayRoscoe Yarborougb hi uiui otthe former Francis Ledwnl under went an operation in Harper hospital, Detroit last week on his footTh Kenneth Freys of Ann Arborspent Sunday at the Ray Bums homeMr and Mrs Frank Aberdeenwere in Detroit SaturdayMrs Louise Shehan, Franr Shehan, Mrs Edna Spears, Jack Shel don, Rev Fr Sclunidtji4AiepCampbeil family attended the fnneral of Miss Zita Harris in Detroit on last WednesdaySylvester Harris, caretaker, in living in a house trailer on the MrsAlma Harris farm Mesdames Betty Seefel iDolly Baughn were in Wayneday last weekGeorge VanNorman was in Cleveland Ohio last weekBill Sonier and family of Newberry are visiting the Alan Somers family They have 4 foot of snow at Later they came to Ann ArborMrHooker sr operated mills at Dover,Pinckney and Pettysville Bert has many stories to tell of those dayswhen wheat TPHS king irT ISicEigan i purchase badly needequipmenl for theschoolThe committee has planned a program of entertainment and fun forboth youny and old with movies, kiddie rides, plays, square dances, bake sale, rummage sale, fish pondand refreshment brfpths Choir Pratim WedChor Practice WotWorship 4 onirfvciiiMi MillThere will bean to attend other attractionsAnnJames Herbert Hookerand the many mills in this sectionworked day and night making flour to fill Boston and New York ordersThe mills were mostly stone grindthenOn March 221905, Mr and MrsHooker were married by Rev K HCrane of Pinckney at the Wellerfarm where they now live and have CHARLES J FORNEKCharles J Forner, 31, died it FTurIcy,hospital Flint, last TuesdayfoiliiiK an auto accident March 7He was born in Ypsilanti April14, 1023 the son of Joanna nevereaux and the late Arthur Forner, He served in the U S Marines inWorld War IIOctober 11,1947 he wasmarried to Bertha Swalec at Ann Arbor They moved to Flint 6 yearsBesides his wife he leaves 4 dauyuters Uarbara, Susan Katheriae, and Deborah, hi mohei mil a biothtr,James Fnrner The funeral was at St Thomas church Ann Arbor Saturday with burial in St ThomasCemetery jCONGRESSIONAL LETTER Don I lay worthHaywOrth has selected the names ol OOo farniins inhis district he will consult in regard to farm legislation 20 from eachI township They have been polled to j see how thev stand on the 90 per cent parity bill now before congressIn April two meetings will be held to discuss legislation1 MASONIC f LODGEircir 25EA rlejvreaturdby, April 2ters NightF Lawrence ambirnPINCKNEY ADinkels PlumbinpVelvet EeTan Motor SalesHockeys Appliances Heads LumberPainfield Farm lureaireyory Tavern Rays Marathon Sc n I 0 O F cBlaV HeeiDet oil Die Si Team li ginifiS Van 2W Team high gamvet Fez 959, Vans ii Ro c the hospitalyc 1 rated Kenneth iarrlittin i cpideitiic atmany a 51d in a ears poisoningtimes InHoys would time,valuableed lucaught used to besome year be pojgof themones Rewards were offerir doy p on were ever In Anil Arb last week Smith of IitsfjeM was jurv of 4 women and 2 OBrien ofa CJafter thely pbefore Juder his neighbor erd and ronvicted iV 4 Aktry frrh n Miniy Seliiuidl Las TK floorKichnia rliere h i ived i, Miiii 4as inhis 1 vcar ntenced to serveh claimed the dogWm Hnrvath bitm toarc showed thatnuins in the f these werlit is inUU t it aft rriniJI L i i 1 ,4d Wlhe ihijrhIlads 261 e Reads 948 962, Vlih3 game high L SMft G34, Ab ,rg C27, C Clugh 317 high frame J Tessmer 245,hijh game L Swift 275 T JinWec rh h 21 F S243 A recent iVds jn TB sa ire enijit Iihr new hupiiiViifiJTJIVTTn lias caused di f h hm and counter urii Tiie i My n mbers of the leg1 1M ay i hi reason is that thei t ti ut inn w a iiiilt in the wrong1 iMe, Caes ai i the cjties and theai,t, ri i liir1 he built near the an i tier yrouj claimsM1 few that the sufiii malady are pettingrii acrl that even the Howuiiin, thi first of is kind ite may he eventually clos iiriti in the Livingstoniiv disputes both assumle there are WOO TH hiiic and a potential 000Tv rjse in the state That tate needs is a betterlint prvrmi That only 20 d1 the people of Michiganid tie1 Xray scieening1170 1 I in a countywith them JH OPEN JfOtSKJi hrand one owned for many yearsMrs Hooker 2iastieftettffhterofi SaTfiurg township selected byiTvTrT and Altha Pettys WellerHer Charles I Bennett and Clayton Cargrandfather Seth Pettys was a vet Pter, Mark Nash, Clayton Carpeneran miller, founded Pettysville and ter Orvi ash Lloyd Nash, RobMesdame8 Rosa LaRosa Callie Plummer are home from 9t Joe hos j pitalGeorge ftoush and wife called on Cnilins qnd in m Nrth Trv built the mill thereAfter the marriage Bert helped his father in themil, had a store in Pettysville and worked in one in Detroit Then hewas tennant on farms until bought the present farm He has just retired after serving as Hamburg townsihp treasurer 18 years He has onesister, Mrs Maude SaylesAnn Ar bor The entire community congratulates them rn their 50th weddinganniversary and wishes them manymore years of happy married lifeitorial Roade Sunday Mrs Helen Miller and Fred Seger RETIRES AS TREASURERAfter se ving 18 years a Hamf tcTwnsHTp treasurer J7 HHodker has retired and refused to acdept renomlnation So HamburgRjnerson Phillips visited Whiting will have two complete tickets thisChapter OEJS No 148 Milford last M H ll Chapter OEJS No 148 Milford lastWedaeaday nightMrs James E Davis representedPinckney high school at the 3rdannual conference of the Michigan Teachers held last Friday,and Sunday at the MichEducational Camp at St MarysLak, Battle Creek 149 techers at year Mr Hooker usually had no opposition N The two tickets are DemocratSupervisor Charles Bennettblank Treasurer, Ellen McAfee ert Kourt, Francis Shehan, CurtisBrown, Richard Dunaintf, Edward Houghten, Walter Zirk, Edward Fitzgerald, Louis Tuthill, William Mc Donald ManoVUfurray, H R Coons,Henry Richter, Hruce Clubb, Walter Schiner, Fred Schenk, Edward Auit In Marion Township, selected byW B Clark and Stanley Knight,are Clayton Musson, Dale Miller, Ear Ward, Jr Burr Clark, Jr, Ed IMaas, Harry Dankers Fred Van Gilder, Bruce Love, Albert Dinkel, Her man Widmeyer, Lloyd Miller, MackHoagland, Af F Monroe, LloydLounsberry, Cecil Myers WilfridSyJvaLHardman, Arthur White, Bert Rubbins In Unadilla Township, selected by Th HaYulyiTainmer 4Hwill hoid opers house at theirunder the town hall, Friday24 from 700 p m Xio o m aJii orn their evhihitr f1irievemen day is at How rriday a M rnoon Ail TaiiriaiMe iod eil,i ii i Aellt ti i I it the Detroit, fair vmund lit FIFTH CKADERobert llornti1 w i he lh WwsIS a campaign ispublishing of thejjrove to be a dud in a cartoon likensg up a corfise that haa 11 year for an autopsywroag1condiVata p,i iThe Detroit ii tf riigninbeen iMjiicdWhere most of the critics go trying to fit present day CARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank our mamv friendsand neighbors, Livingston Lodye No 76 A M, Pinckney Chaptero 145 O E S for their kindnossduring our recent bereavement The family of Roarer TarrAPPRECIATIONI wish to thank my friends whoremembered me with flowers, cards,and gifts and who visited me whil I was in the hospital Their kindncs was gratefuly appreciated irs Rosa LaRosa 1 n irunneiup5th grade TInrner ijjists otry Pena Kn1 ean Crolynave Wiie fiuy andRose The ones fivn Mrs Sharplvorn aJe Nancy Dairov, Maiirueri and Richol Xohwinning rvord anderehiefLcarh1ho dCARD OF THANKSI shall never forget the comfortingmessages, beautiful flowers and thedainty foods which I received fromfriends and relatives, the Kincs Kings Daughters, the Ladies AidClerk, Clarence Marshall, Michael Shukaa and the Congl Church durir myAfeeki, Russell Roberts, A J Boyce,, recent illness Mrs ft Ralph Glenn and Barney Roepke, areRalph WrigKt, Bangs Richmond,Clair Rarnum, Doujms McKim, JuneTaylor, Ralph Siegul, Glenn Hanson, Kaye Wylie nai aweek and Kiren Sniper one We made crdu and Mr MiiU Rir Iwli ,Mr, Miilteachers anpiisc party andthe yirts if is n Iy remembered Our Michigan hirhday 1SundayV Hirthwisic I banks iident, for th Trustee, George Anderson Justice, Duaue Jacobs Melvin Latimer, Er William Backlund Bd of Review,Lnest W C Smith Harold Henry,George Gardner Norman Whitehead, Elgar Myers, The Republic ticket is Supervis Emeiy Hoard, George Keiser Mary Hoff,SCHOOL TEf COWLinda Newlin, Jerry Reason, Dorothy,kenagel, Katherinr Gyde1 theuihor rh rade forre to be so pleasimtunit h about comd jeports nre tr cuminatin activityvisit the capitol atMaiTcs Schuck, our little Jctmangiil stayed up H rounds in the spell ing bee She has been working hard pic, rhar5 nrMondav As awe arc Moinp1 tBorn to Mr and Mrs FrancisShthtn at St Joe hospital March or, Donald Rock Clerk Lillian Smith In Putnam Township, selected by Xuesday, Dennis SpeckennagelWei and can keep us stepping, eppeciaTreasurer, Mary E Haas Trustee,Clifford VanHorn and Linus Pike Stanley Dinkei and Lloyd Hendee,are Lynn Hendee, Sam DeLappL y pa 9 lb, 2 oz daughter, Susa Ann Justice, James Boyd Bd of Review1 John Burg, Leo J Davis, Raymond Mrs Marion fearson of Howell Henry DeBraaf Harm, WHHam H Gardner, RayiTh i Killenberger, Theo R Vander WerJjtJDiijJiLJKpMHRap Jack Hird, Milton Charboneau, Woodrow Massey, Jolfti Wylie, WillanltWiltse, Arthur Rentz, Merivel Gyde Bates, Asher Wylie,Thunday and Friday with theOaa Cmpbflla FRIENDSHIP LastFridayttight Vfiicknyif CLUB Chapter 145 O E Sheld their annTh 4H Hurry A Curry Cloh or ual Friendship Night with 140 infaniwd March 20 at the JonLoi attendance 14 chapters werefarm with 13 members The officers sented Two candidates were4ar Pr8, Kath MeCann Vice iated with the visiting officers doBarbara ing the work A luncheon waa servedi Carney Mr fexr 4h film lAmerican Mrs Eloyse Campbell and Paula sale t tht old telephone bythe Ford Motor CnrtoU ttenctod th Rubinoff Conotrt Saturday, March 24, startinga Howtt mdy nlfht, 1100 a, m nesrlay, Barbara Singer Thursday, inDorothy Doyle, Mary Menko, SharonWilont Susan LaBeHc and MaiiiynAtkinBAKE SALE MARCH 26 The Girl Scouts will hold a bake and Katherine ClydeThe citizen of the week was Dennis Speckennagel We are having a substitute 3 daysso Mrs Tasch can help with thesenior playWeTheard Rubinoff and hs vjoUntoday st played 2ot Cnmryftoti Coins in a Fountain, frankl and thearithmeticSIXTH iRADECaroJ Millet wm the spelling beewith Rusty VanNorman runjricinrp Thpftrrat ITtTrorriT oTir ifiii arc Carol Miller, Rusty VanNorniu, Mar ilyn Atkins, Mary Menkp, Dennis agel, Jiny Steffei,SusanKathy VanSkvor, lievcrlySockowV and Linda Nash tins to the torni imjxjsed by theYalta Agreements This conference ha V in 1 was between Pregident Franklin lloosevelt, Premier Churchill ahr Jnsof Stalin At thattime w wlvr in a hot war with Japan MI which they had all the b8t of it ne first year or two when welnt the Philipines and other Island them, ficrmany was waging af fitrht foi the contivd of Eurojeind harf fontiuered and taken pos ,ession of France Then Hitler invaJ nyyii mrj hml ufirst almost reaching Moscow where Russias inexhiustable supply ofmanpower turned the tide againsthim Rnosevelt ami Churchill saw a hnnee to ret Russia avl to end theconflict in ashorter time FO thr con ference was held Russia had to begiven tenns so she was given a protectorate over the European countries then conquered and held by Hitler and Japan The understanding she was to allow elections and theirindependence when the war endedWith Russian assistance we reconquered Europe The atomic bombknocked Japan out of the conflict Sttdrienly Russia repudiated her bargainand continued to hold all the coun triprotectorate over In addition themade new gains Applying 1955 conditions to agreements made in 1945 itimpossibleTheBondwere Meoke RG JHVPlidate on the yPATO HAMBURG I am a candidate on thetkket forofflee of TreaaurerJohnny He hat played tor v of Monday was Carolhonorable mentionSpeckennagel, Majy Township ofHamburg Tourn Eichman, Chuck for me will be appreciated Wilier,, iJerry Steffen, the Hamburg townKevin Melfafiken, Dorothy Pojrle, AT8I PINCKNBT WflPATCSWdneday, March 28, I960Thomas Love, former wH knownMarion townahip farmer died in theboard of review office ar Howell lastTuesday wnile discuBsnj his property valuation The funeral was atHowell FridayNotes ot 48 Years Agi HOWEU THtAREHOWELL, MICHG ANThurs, Mar 22, 23, 21Jeff Chander and Jack Palance toSIGN OF THE PAGAN L THEATREutmore25, 26itureBud Abboti and Lou Cost el ioWilmont Reeves of Stxkbtdge Kriday, Sali sepf Ithe week end with Louis Monks, Mrs Hugh Clark sr m was bom in Ardtolle, County Down,Iheland, Sept 19, 1819 and married John Clark there Feb 2, 1840 fhey MEET THE KEVSTONE COPS came to America where he died in io1842 She then married his brother, Jhn EentUy and Martha HyerHugh They took un their farm fromthe government She was the mo ther of 3 sons and 7 daughters She was a member of the Episco Ini SCAKLET SPEAK in Technicolor Friday, Saturday, March 25, 2CONQUEST OF SPACBin TechnicolorAdventure Drama in TechnicolorwithWaiter Brook, WilliamEric Fleming and WalUr withFOUR GUNS TO THE BORDBB in Technicolor wiiaKory Calhoun and Collm Millar Cartooapal church Funeral was held at thehome with Rev Vernor of Dexter dav Monday, March 27, 28 28m coruurn iiolckn nnd Grace KellyTHE T TOKORJine Finvr and Mer Oberon DEEP I MY HEART In TcrfinirolurtoWe m never11feel atone Mrt HrkoW uri Mkbad Uj officiatingThe Columbian Dramatic Club ufSt Marys church w put on thecomedy Caprice a opera house Saturday nighLincoln E Smith has finished painting the new drop curtain at the JL,, WJ TI , T j x Uis, Wed, Thur March 29 if 1oper house It carries advs of DUS Miness firms The Al Fresco Club met at thJohn White home Saturday nijihr A dinner was served The evening vah spent at james ad contests Cieiii Gardner talked on The Ritfht Man Jl Yrcy Hunchey rrcited Mr Hovven has moved on the WivSprout farm at Anderson At its first meeting the new Layre council with President JvirryDunne presiding appointed CharcsEldert, marshail Emil Brovi is noingi t1 Dctr tand will sell Iris hmsehji icis atauction H Clinrou is selin1 fruit treesfor Ujjeiifrotz Sots of MJiiOe Mrs CIdc Dunninp vi xratedupon at the Pirckney i,ii i,r, iiLweek Fiank Peters has uniulou a carload of spring wheat ,t the mill Will DunniV and V T Andrtwsure drawn to erve on iury lioy Caey, a tortniM1 HH oweis now working on the Republican , Monday, March 27, Uia CinmalipeRobert Mitchum and icrttaa Wright laTRACK OF THE CAT in Warner ColorFeaturette Newa Cartoonrues, Wed, Thar March 29, 3Q, II DUEL IN THE JUNGLE in TechnicolorDana Andrew and Jeannt CraiaFeaturette News CartoonBryan of utdu aJ iriflseMiMard Ihrtei1 of iliu MM, Mis Fiik SiiJni a StThere will n tr of court THEATRECbalsoa, Michiganmas j Friday, Saturday March 26 26Hovfil is aat thisI Two 1JEith fromTne i Chajnbis aitatiii a farms1ci farm jnodnce 4THE BOUNTY HUNTBRU in TchnicolurA Drama Starring Scott and Marie WiadtorNews and CartoonWide Screen, Shows 715 and 900Iwifeors vho worked to locate MrT Tlida Valtii vI i i sjle Saturday Inew carriages arc o Friday niu1 FHowell gave a UiLii there MS and Mlie bil s Emvuiiii Wray Hinckiey ndSunday quests at ,bo fovt CritLtnden home in YjrilantiKx Stall i Doxld CUi ofVpsilanti vic a welcome Sunday at IK Lynv HenRex Hendee 1 licir visitor mtun aid wile visitu 1 and family at Sunday, Monday, March 27 28THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY StarringHn Wayne and Claire Treror and Loraine Darin CinemaScopei Shows Sunday, 300 600, 900 3Tues, Wed, Thur March 29, JO, 31 CONQUEST OF SPAC1Adventure Drama in TtchnioorwithWaltir Brook, William Rdi old and G JohnaonThese words appeared in a letter Michi gan Bell received recently from MrsMichael lh oky We need neverfed alone as long as you have women ondutp who are kind and helpfulferes vl she wrote the letter Oneday last su iT na Mrs Hraovkwerked in the kitchen she heard her 6 yearold son, Michael John, scream iinail outside He had caught his hand inthe halt of the electric pumpWhile a neighbor telnhmerl to alertthe doctor and hospital, she sped Michael Jokl to Greenville, where his bxty injured hand was survMiiil hv,icl Later, at home, Mr, i i i ,1,v placed a i to sii Lng Distancecall to her, huinuwi She thought Mr HiaboYsky was working that day inSt Paul, MinnesotaHe had lefHhere, but the operator wastold he might IK in another Minnesota ity But he was r it there either And so i went until, th ik to the persistenreand patience of ii operators, who called 12 diflerent ila to locate him, M Mrabovsky iin1 h rd her husband reassuring irc vni Wells Minnexiarihe cost to the lirah vskysJust S2 iJCan any words jictter describe ihvalue of your telci ,v than , i, Scio DriveIn TheatreShows 715, 900ComingSo This Is Ciray Line, Bridget atwiaijs irJe and wife ofIcnviell ,, ,tti Ml, J min s I Hrui, Th Longer SundayFREE FOOD JRAND 0IEMNi C J CiiIlOi all1 uile t ANN ARBOR MilHKi N y at tu Rvh n , hmif fj na ampbell and wif had theFrt Playground Children under 12 Lincoln Park a , Lentz family of Landing forAdmitted Free Sunday guestsWd Thur, March 23, 24 RING OF FEARIn Cinemascope and ColorwithPat OBrien ami Ii Spillane alaoGAMBLER FROM NATCHEZ in Technicolor withDal Roberttson and Debra Paget CartoosMECH Its rr make U ifionr ii M BELL T Ii I f P H f I fo make you goVANS MOTOR SALES The Mrihtn Dry Cleaners, VanChcvjolet were robbvl at11 n4f veok hut not iviurh of Friday, Saturday, March 25, 26SITTING BULLin CinemaScopewithDale Robertson and Mary MurphyalaoDOWN THREE DARK STREETS withBrodariek Crawford Ruth Roman CartoonLate Show Every Saturday NightSunday, Monday March27, 2fi SUSAN SLEPT HERE Iin Technicolor ,lthDick Powell and Debbie Reynolds Alao lBrwVt ill have n kite flyin GORILLA AT LARGErorff children between and 1i in TechnicolorMHIC 7 1 the eVnvntarv school withDri,,iin Spjrmolo of Fowlfrville Cameron Mitchell, Anne Bancroftis nowa stewardess with the North Cartoonwest Air Line Co out of Miinenolis Tuei, Wed, Thur March 29, 30, 31Flnvd Munscll, countv drain com DANGEROUS MISSIONmissioner was married to Mrs Btvti in TechnicolorMunsell at tne Fowlerviile liaptint withMarch 9 Victor Mature, Piptr Laurie andNapolean won the Class C1 re William Bendixirional at Ann Arbor anj then loit and vout to Wayand in the semifinal at GOLDEN MISTRESS Lansing 67 to 47 in TechnicolorMrs Phoebe Hos 101, oldet re withindent of th Chelsea Methodist JohnAgar and ftosemarie Bowe j I wantincomeI wantConvenienceI want rntf moneuavaiTaBle if1cicpoan You get them all with asavings account Fn our bankHE McPHERSON STAiT BANK p to 10,000 insured by our memberahip in tk Deposit kisurance Corporation o 188A Over EightyNine Yeara of SaftHome, died last week She came there 12 years ao from Fainrington CartoonBrom where I sit Jjp Joe Marsh FinallyTalked Herself H6066 Plncknsy ReadQuality MechandiseADItOTO BlPORI YOU DBCIOBI 1 iattuoogaa Flying Mile at Dajrtona Beach j Mkhigan A certain talkativt young ladyalmost apent a night locked inDoc Whitei drugstoreShe entered Docs store aboutU FM, going directly to the pay phone At eleventhirty Doc wenthomenot having seen a customer for a half hour Around mid night he trot a call from the store she had finally run out of conversation and money and foundthe front door locked tightDoc vowed hed leave her thereto teach her a lesson But Mrs W spoke up Now you go turnher loose Its hard to cut a good conversation short Hn,only a woman un i Lun isFrom where I sit, however,plenty of men are as hard to pryaway from a telephone as anyfemale Some people are justnaturally longwinded, whilfothers are the silent typo aa some of as like coffee and hrs prefer a glass of bcei MlImportant thing is to be con ,erafe before TrTotiSiTt r fug us the busy signal ILOW PRICESand Wine to Tak OulPhone Howell 706J2Unit THE ROUSH PLUMBINGVater Systems Plumbing Repairag 0 Webster St THE PINCKNBT DISPATCHThePeopIe Store Wednesday, March 23, JL9SLINGERIEGEM FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS GROCERIESWISED YS GENERA I STOR E Prfce LM a YearitSHOESHRYGOODSLCHWlOWERIt POP LI OCCASIONSlope HUTFIORALCOMPANYHa wellMrs Dorothy Kennedye anerchilddren were Sunday callers at tin Si an Icy Culver farm at Oak Groveivsmm THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITtSPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER Regular Price Allowance for your rYou pay only 00000004000000Come In today See this new end beautiful range madtipecially for homes beyond the gas mains See am Ing Coolitt the automatic oven pilot that doesuie gafcockey Appliance Store Mrs Eleanor Ledwidpre and Jerryand Mr and Mrs Vince LaRcsu at tended a dinner at the honf of Hubert, Ledwide home at Royal Oak Sunday on the occasiorTof the christening of their babyMrs Gerald Kennedy if Howelsame home from St oi1 hospital, Ain Avbor WednesdayMrsIrvin Kennedyl of Pimkney is staying withherLemuel Miw n of Ypsnanti calledon Mrs Mary Hoff SaturdayThe Asher Wylie family are mov ing n the Jesse Henry lann n Ce dar Lake Road this week Mrs I W Clark who lias beenstaying in Ann Arbor is now lit 1hhome of Mrs Marrivt ClarkMark Coon of Detroit spent theweek end ai the Homer Abnv home Serjit Gene Dinkel is back fromCalifornia With C Williams he flew here and hackMrs Winifred Graves is staying1with her daughter Mrs, Evelyn Musson of Hwell She has bten atJackson this winter The Den Whites, Mrs Jennie DevDeroaux, Mrs Thressa Coyle, MrsLeslie Merritt of Howell, the Carl Bidwells of Brighton and the JamesDeals of Toledo attended the funeral of Charles Forner in Ann ArborSaturday Mrs Wayne Wagoner hasvisiting1 her sisterinlaw, MrsWamev jr in GerifiaGerald Henry of Detroit, CharlesWhitehead and wife and BeatriceLamborn of Greirory spent Sundayat the Jesse Henry home The Asher Wylie family visitedthe William Pickford family at Ionia last week Mrs Florence Ryerof Grand Rapidswas afso there Born to Kenneth Line and wife ofMarion Saturday at Mellus hospital, a 9 lb,, 8 oz son,Francis Krupa and wife of Detroitcalled at the William Shehan home on Saturday Dr and Mrs W CWylie of Dexter and Mrs Ruth Blackman and daughter ,Patty, of Howell called nKenneth Wylie last weekJ H Hooker and The Robert Seefeld famiy wereSunday guests of hia mother, JvhsAnn Seefeld in Ann ArborMr and Mrs L J Henry, Bruuand Jerry and Mrs Alfred Fulania spent Sunday with Junior Huny and wjfe in Detroit The Gerry Eichman family spentSunday with the Ambrose U ah man family in Dearborn Mrs Amiu Eiclvman came home with themMr and Mis Clare Miller were inDetroit Monday nightThe Eobert Tasch family cMdon Mrs, Anna Tasch in Ann ArbuiSunday The Lee Lavey family spent Sun at the Howard OBrien home mm Bunker HiUThe following from out of u AH attended the funeral of Kvr Can Friday James A Grimene and wife fof East Lansing Verne Smith and daughter of Eaton Rapiii Helen Carr and Mr and Mrs RobertHaines of Detroit Charles Larsut,, Wayne Larson and Mrs AUH Lar son of Howeil Mrs Surah Albriyhi Glen Albright and Floyd Ackey 0 FowlervilleAlbert Shirley and wifj KntSunday at the Hollis Holloway n nuat Bass LakeThe Robert Amburev familycalled on his parents, vn VircHVirgil Amburgeys on Dexter Road Sunday Mrs Mae Rane of VhiuuorLake and Mrs Forence Art 1 Dtroit spent Sunday at th M j Reason home They have jtisi fiuted from Miami Beach, Florida wherethey spent 2 weeks with their ther, Eugene Reason and wifeShirley Hosier of lilu, nwthe week end at the Wner Cla1home Sunday with Win Cark were Sunday dinner guests at tiu Russell Clark home at Rush Lake MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing ixturet andOil and fos WfllComplete Urn of Pumps HealersWe Sell W We ServiceONE UP88114 7 5 EAST MUP L U M B 3 ft ETRU TRACTORS RSD SMITH CO I MICH II 1632bv H W WYUEbeenLouisElECIRIC COOKINGmakes the differenceAnd what a difference Bottoms of potsand pans are never blackened, so theyTHE ROGER J CARR AGENCY General Insurancet Oiv IU Customers the Same Efficent Serviced4 for More Than 50 YeargEDITH R CARR4 2 MILL STREET Plnckney Phone UP83133IAN FIRE AND MARINE FIDELITY PHOENIXMICHIGAN MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE1,1955 DOG LICENSE NOTICF Male and Unsexed Dogs 200 Female Dogs 3 50April 1, W55 a Penalty W01 Be Added It EASTMAN, County Treasurer Miss Viola Pettyr were honored ata dinner Sunday at the C W Hooker home in Ann Arbor on the occasion of the Hookers 50th wedding enniversary Mrs Hetty Carver of Ann Arborspent Sunday at the George Van Norman home Born to Mr hfrid Mrs DotiaLdBums March 18 by caesarian operation an 9 lb daughter, DonnaJeanne Mrs Bums was, the former Barbara Haines Mrs Louise Shehan, Francis She Jhad and Mrs Edna Spears calledon Mrs Janet Shehan and newbaby Sunday at St Joe hospital Mrs Alta Meyer, James Meyerand wife and the Cy AtLees of Gladwin called on W H Meyers at StJo httpql J5aturdaytpvs , The Har Halls oFqsweir tneStanley Halls of Marine City andthe Jim Hal la of Marion were Sun,day guestsat the Ralph HalLuome Earl Kimberly and family of Will jow Village were Sunday jrueats atthe Tom Ware home Mark Nash and Drree Kahe attended the fish supper at the PeopleChurchimday The Winston Baughn family spentSaturday at the Gordon AUx homt never have to be laborioost scdured7You see, electric heat is clean as lightBecome a carefree electric cookSEE YOUR DEALER or DETROIT EION COOK SEUCRICALLYMrs Thressa Coyle attended adinner at the George Charbonneauhome last Sunday in honor of the christening of the daughter of Mrand Mrs Don Charbonneau, Joanna ElizabethMrs Mary Bauphn entertainedtheHome Extension Club lust Wed nesday 5 were present Tfrey worked on wool sewing projectsMr and Mrs Lester McAfee worein Northvilk last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson visitedher mother, Mrs, Ernestine Spratt at St Joe hospital, Pontiae Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel, Johnny andChristine spent Sunday at the JamesBrogan home in LansingThe Olin ipbtaiOBjr family oi ECI A LSGROCERIES AND VEGETABLES STEER AND HEIFER BEEFBEEF ROASTS, LbBEEF IYER, LBCREAM CORN, 2 No 2 Cans for SHOP AND SAVE ATLSr 151TO PINCKNST DISP4TCKBig Special SaleClearance Pa i n t Sale Muck is, MMTHANKS FOB THE PROOF OF YOUB GOOD FAITHW want our customerg to know how they are laying to other people aboutour services The resultin new cuimuch we appreciate the kind things gratifying indeedtoznerv and new buineaJa very We pledge you our continued effortsto earn good will, from you and from everybody who comee to us on yourrecomndationJiscant inued Boy dell Colors ties Tat, Yg9rke gaL595Sfe price 398Semi Glow, the Same V ,, Stmi Gloss, reg price qt 175, Sale price 1 20SoftTone Flat, regprice 450Safe price 298 Soft Trae Flat, rtg price L40Sale price L00First Ccme, First Served Sale Over When pply Gone Come Early ,vTHE LAVE HARDWARE First National BankJadnr Federal SupervisionMtmfcef of FederaH Reaenre Cor porattoa and Federal Dpoait Inaurance Corporation Ail Deposits Issued Up to 810,000 for Each DepositorDR J E CAMPAU OPTOMETRISTA Eye ExaminationsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chilson Road, V4mi N of M3fk Phone Brighton AC 74431 HIE BUSINESS PF FESSIONAl CORNEljfhePinckney SanitariumRay M Duffy, M D Pinckney, Michigan yCaiJy 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesday Mon, Tues, FrK, Sat 700 to 800 P MOr G R McCSoskey DENTIST112V2 N Michigan Ave Telephoned Of lice 95Residence 31iEvenings by Appointment Howell, Michigan Ritter TVSalesServkeRADIO TELEVISION BEHVlCg Prompt and CourteousPhone UP 855 125 Webster St inckney, MichiganiuNEKALBon G Swarthout DirectorModern Equipment iiee ServicePHONE U P 83172VASHlNGSWoman will do wash ings reasonable, girl 13 wunU workafter scfeool and Saturdays Mothersj helper or baby sitter 1 j Phone UP 8 9908 LaGeneral InsurancePHONE U P 83221CLAY GORDONLYLE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATE REGISTERED LAND Fred fi Rsicldwff, SiUiTOMKTRISTISi West Grand River How,jU, Michigantriione 358 isidence 611Lloyd Hertdeet livestock HaulingWocjly Trips Made to Detroit General truckingPHONE U P 8M47Offi ce 2 2MrrOR 5AL0U Barrels Yu cantbeat my priog Dick Campbell Phone UP 8 H136 st Grand KiverSlv Howell, MichiganLyle V, itinsel, Associatei FOR RENT5 room year around I cottage, ,warm, cozy, modern, lake front home4o a month to permanena tennant Must have references Call Fowlervifk 226F6Arnold BerquisfPrbt Cut liUJ Michigan, fiduciary of sau estater ri rvmtu h claims will be heard and that the heir at law of saiddeceased shall be determinedtJie Matter i, te Estate of by said Court, at the Probate OfficeM Oihwere, Defeated, on May 10, 1955, at ten A MAt a session of said Court,, held on , March 4 1955 s Ordered, that notice thereui, Honorable Hiram R Smith be jriven by publicav of a copyof Probate hereof for Lhrce weeks consecutivelyNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Previous to sid y of hearing, increditors of said deceased the Pckney Diteh, and that the ii ,,a l copy of this notice r7f leavdsley Road 233 UaodUla Si Pindrney, M,I Phone UP 83oJ Watch Repairing Gold StonpiWatcher Wcrteh JVrds Teweof Roger J GarrComplete Insurance Coverage iHONE UP81S8Genwtery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford o Milfovd, MichiganGilford Granite WorktReal Estate , at least fourteen 14,d, vs prior to such hearing, or by I o T , personal service at Vast five 5 days OR SALE0tneo, mile west prior to such hearing un Mr3 ael e,on8fruct Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate d Hemibunlow wuh lull baso 1 mentExterior is completed but the Marsha URegister of ProJte Farms, Homes, Xake PropertjRusires Opportunitieshi Your Property With MUerId Reason r ,, joo North Peart DROXE U P 83106 7FlK SALEHotpoint Electric StoveMkftd to prnt their claims petitioner cause a copy ,fc and under f t0 served upon i h finishing work has not boon on the F0R SALE Bac,T hV, alfalfa ani J00 2 uholsteved chairs withinterior, located on 2 acre site near bmoiofirtt rni ,r li cnttirvs iu l iI covers 500 each, all in good COlithe i w schov The OWIUM i, will p Holtoin heifers, one diu in Xov itiou JWHashey 9309 Thumm Rdv intf to sacrifice in ovler to sell enioe, pr0j Kubiclv i Silver Lakp phone Ha64068CARD OF THANKS I quickly btcausf f por health Con 395 A jG West , t , I wish to thank all my UB R1 w,c iar WxfMJnMMajTimm un l F0 Rpurt y for thei rflower s vhU I hospital Marie Bonne r HI w c fo r ,t o se e thi s rm iroperty u J f,,, lf,7ai Henry Ford McKercnei, Realtor 1536 K Ann St , yf i Phone Normandy 23219, Ann Ar ,al aftor Hlo tbor in AC 7 2GUWAN PhoneCOAL Cashway Store M, vlr Painting476W1 SALEKiitLy pine cabin,,n partly finished, has lakepriviligw, tm be lived in the year aroundThpricp is 9000Phone Ha 64062,uii SuKKitt, 9405 Ann Road,Silver LakeHJU iv ood bi0 , en, African Violets, Baby bed withtrie Chick Brooders, SOU ailc and cv ntaitress 25 yds of linleunvone 00 size Emtry Hajnal P up 8 6Gu2YA iplady Rd,Pinckney UP 8OiiiMGROCERIES AND MEATSKEEP THAT BIN HLLED WITH fID POCOHONTAS OR STOKER COALDOiverea the Same Day OrderedComplete Stock of Lumber Bildmg Supplies CRBC0 t Lb CAN 33 PORK STEAK, Lb49c PAL Chr Sn W, res f wol ct n haresiiA 04007iOK SALERoe7 Hens,, a Pho JP S 3259FUR SA1 FOR SALEBy owner 152U ton express truck m Al condUuon 75000 Georje May4759 Downing Dr LakelandStxaw berry Lake, Brighton AC 76063 Lb CAN 85cSherwin Williams Paint0 L HOEY SO PHON E DEXTE R HAMILTO N 6811 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Ruucima n i n Un jadill a an d Gilber t Madde n i n Dexter jCOUNCIL PROCEEDING SReguta r meetin g o f Villag e Coun ci l Marc h 8 , 1955 Calle d t o orde r b y Pres Dinke l fol lowe d b y rol l cal l o f officers Pre sent Read , Shirley , Tiplady , Ken ned y an d Clinton Absent Swarth ou tounciime n Tiplad y an d Kenned ywer e appointe d t o serv e o n Registra tio n Board Flossi e Fisher , Doroth y u Kennedy , Hele n Tiplady , Rut h Ritl uth L Rlt rter , Glady s Clinto n an d Haze l Kell y I g 0 0 J dy wed e appointe d t o serv e o n Election zf aBoar d wit h Georg e H Youngerma n j 5 Iady s van d Henr y Hauc k a s gatekeepers Geo ouema aMotio n b y Shirle y supporte d by fClinto n t o notif y Detroi t Ediso n t o Called t o orde r followe d b y rol lcal l o f officers Presen t Swarthout ,KennetyC , Tiplady , Shirle y an d Reat Absent Clinton Motio n b y Kenned y supporte d b yTiplad y t o accep t ejectio n results Motio n carried Motio n b y Kenned y supporte d b yRea d t o allo w 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lead s an d Ceci l walk sC WHk r wa s Gatekeeper 1000Hauck , Gatekeepe r 100 0Motio n t o adjoorn Ackley , Clar kMichiga n dee r nerd s ar e expecte dt o winte r goo d wit h bu t sligh t star vatio n losses I t has e bee n a sever ewinte r bu t th e dee r ha d plent y o ftre e top g lef t b y lumbe r operations Th e hardes t winte r wa s i n 1950 , 5 1whe n a n estimate d 40,00 0 dee r star ved N o trou t wil l b e plante d i n Michi ga n water s wher e ther e i s a chanc eo f the m getting int o privai e water Th e stat e ha s purchase d 45 5 mor eacre s o f lan d fo r gam e an d stat eforests , an d i s negotiatin g fo r th eHendee, th e villan C WHooke r wa s Bo b Egeler , Marsha l sal 850 0a n interna l revenu e officer Abou t Ohi o Oi l Co , Oi l 155210 0 wa s cleared Th e specialitie s Jo e Gentile , electricit y fo rbetwee n act s wer e a n Amo s an d Christma s light s 750,And y blackfac e b y Do n Swarthou t Va n Winkl e VanWinkl e 3350 Veme r trac t nea r Lapeer an d Emi l 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d i nMichigan Onl y on e licens e wa s is nue d i n Michiga n las t year Th tshell s ar e use d i n butto n making Hug e number s o f wil d geee s an dswa n ar e arrivin g dail y fro m th eth a south , Smel t wil l b e numerou s thi a year Th e ru n start s i n Apri l an d end s i nmidMay Abou t 190 0 pos t card s hav e bee nmaile d ou t t o archer y dee r hunters S o fa r thi s yea r ther e ha s bee nfro m a wooaccoc K Danae a i n Liouis special meeting o r villag e Coun 1 w wu a ye w mer e na s Bee n n oan a i n 1953 I t wa s sho t nea r Cad cfl , Marc h 17 , 1955 Purpoi e t o de fore8 t fire s du e t 0 s n w an d we tila c i n Octobe r 1954 termine electio n results weather Face lift fo rPastur e Pay s i nMor e lIeat , Mil kVfOR E DOLLAR S wil l rol l nex t summe r int o th e pock et s o f livestoc k an d dair y farm er s wh o renovat e rundow n per manen t pasture s thi s fall , point sou t th e Middl e Wes t Soi l Im provemen t Committee Pasture s tha t ar e renovate dan d fertilize d can doubl e thei rlivestoc k carryin g capacity , accordin g t o Purdu e Universit yagronomists Suc h pasture s no tonl y produc e mor e gras s an dlegumes , bu t htghe r qualit y for ag e a s well This mean s lowe rfee d costs , cheape r gain s o nmea t animal s an d cheape r mil kfro m dair y cows Revivin g pasture s b y renova tio n involves 1Killin g ou t th eol d sod 2Limin g th e soi l wher eneeded 3Buildin g th e nutrien tfertilit y b y addin g fertilize rcarryin g nitrogen , phosphat ean d potash an d 4 neseedin gwit h hig h yieldin g adapte dstrain s o f legume s an d grasses T o kil l ou t th e ol d sod , field scan b e shallo w plowe d thi s fall ,cu t u p wit h a dis c o r du g wit ha field cultivator Th e lim e an dfertilizer s neede d t o assur e th esucces s o f th e renovatio n proces sshoul d b e broadcas t an d worke dint o soil I n Souther n part s o f th e Cor nBelt , say s th e committee , th eentir e renovatio n proces s can becomplete d thi s lat e summe r an dfall Bu t i n th e mor e Norther npart s th e so d can be kille d ou tthi s fall , th e field left roug h ove rth e winte r an d the n worke d dow nan d seede d nex t spring s I f th efield is lef t roug h ove r th e winte rth e clod s an d pocket s wil l hol dth e runof f wate r t o a minimu man d cu t erosion The n nex t spring , on e tri p ove rth e fiel d wit h a field cultivato ran d spik e toothe d harro w canrea k u p th e clod s an d prepar ea goo d seedbed Bes t result s ar eusuall y obtaine d fro m seedin g amixtur e o f bot h legume s an dgrasses Shallow seedin g an di goo d contac t o f see d wit h soi l i sneede d t o ge t a goo d stan d o fmos t smal l seede d legumes 50,00 0 stee l trou t egg wer e deli vere d b y plan e las t wee k fro m th stat e o f Washingto n t o th t fis hhatchr y a t Harriett Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 23, 1955 Description An account of the resource March 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 1955-03-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/77286500472b00422ecb30d74167b087.pdf 68d74dd191ce9769f6753939e2121230 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. yTiVohiDM TS w MIRRORWhoa Democrat state treasurerSanford Brown took office he i unchd a charge that his Republican pre Hale Brake left a mil W4day, March SO, 1955THB 25th ANNITALPart Masters NightSaturday, April 2,1955 Centennial Year 1M51IMbanksraant which was not invested or draw ing interest This he said cost thestate thousands of dollars in interestThe Republicans retorted that it wasnot lost at all but was there to usein emergency to cover overspendingia Democrat controlled agenciesBrake, a candidate for the supreme court is under attack by the Demoerats They claim he has had no legalor judicial experience and is unfriend ly to laborThe Republicans are centering theirattack again on the C I 0 aa theydid last fall without getting any results They claim the C I 0wantsto cqntrol the schools and supremoepurt and contributed 5000 to the Democrats last fall They claim theyfound records of 2 other 10,000 contributions They want an investigation but their caucus did nothingofficially as there was not time before electionToll roads are a hot issue in theeleetiom mostly because eitie dontwant them routed through their limits Rep Broomfield of Royal Oakis trying to get the toll road law repIea He wo aid build more highwaysby increasing the gas and weight tax The 25th annual Masonic PastMasters Night will be held at the shoel Saturday April L The program is as followsLodge Rooms open to receive visi tors from 500 to 700 p mDinner at school 700 p rnServed by Pinckney O SOrgan music by Mrs Eloyae CampbellInvocation ChaplainWelcome Lawrence Camburn W MResponse Clare Miller P MTdMstmaster James Lunsford I tare completed a fill ef farmers ia tk dtjk iftatrict on price One tthird, one hirdsupports for ttheirfavors high price rflexible supports tad lit than Beon third none at all,This shows that a majority of theJ farmers want price rapports Toe fyote was in Ungham 4 W and 32Past Master , No 857 Palestine andin Genesee , Ungston 6, 4 d I will hold a aerie of meeting inthe district ia April Life Magazinewill coyer them and send a photographer and reporter here, in Liv ingston county there ie one at the Pinckney school April I it t pmand at the peerfield town hall April 7th at ft p m There are also meeting in the other counties Chmrtklev Fr Albert 8cjitt, PaetorSuede lUsaoi 8K aad 1000 aNoveaa devotions, Friday eveningat 7tOCongestions, Friday evening afterNoveaa Devotion aad Saturday from7210 to 900 p m and Sunday before the tfOv MaaaflMMit6 Utwrefefrlviuy MennOAite ChurchRev zra Beachjr, Pastor uocaJ MoteWalter Ecb 10001100Barbara McAfee pent the wekend at the Floyd Holiis home in Haw burgWill Lintner and wife of SouthLyon were Sunday guests at the Lestter McAfee homeLawrence Cambura aad MerwjnCampbell called o W H Meyer b Tpe St Joe hospita, Ana Arbor day Wilbur Eisele and wife 4 wlerl ville called on Mrs Emma Veilrajr Saturay Jack Hannetts Velvet Bez Shoe team went to Fort Wayne, lad, to S 3 SupLMorning WorshipSunday ScfcovlYoung Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship ServiceWednesday 800Thursday 730 p m Special Leuten service, Dr C M IVnnell ofSouthLyon, speakerSundjly, April 3 at 7iO P MEaster Cautata at churchGhutchRev J W Winger, PastorSunday 8chool 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 a mThura night prayer meetingat the churoh at 800Wed choir piactice v 780 p mPdpie s ChurchMH Wett between Main and Unadiila StreetsRev Keith Ruegsegger, Pastoi Friday eyeniny last Mr uud MrThomas Bonner were hosts to theHanfbury township Repubicnn conmittoeHugh McPherson, countysecretary and his wife were presentRay Serjeant presided Plans weivmade for year around RepublicanmeetingsDon Swarthout and wife speutfrom Saturday until Tuesday willTonyand Irene deFilliippi t Tawn1 Mrs Alberta Close with Mrs Ijullie Mciill of Howell attended a reception Thursday at Jwiesviile for Betty Clark, grand conductress andtresent yrandGURREtfSenator Mariuson of Waiays more than eve before telis makinir poetics a rich manst only must their shirt be,but their pocket books must bejditf A 5 minute program duringcheapest day time hours whenare listening costs 200, comifo radios 44 On Sundayminutes eveningtites of oratory costs 800 woik hukups cost frono 39,0005DoOO an hour The senatorsedv Uv this is to make the TVpanys yivc candidates for officetime ai reduced ratethe other pasi and piesentofficersBorn to Mr and Mr Lyle Jons Tlldiscovery uf atomic energyut McPherson hospital liuweil ThuVs later f hVtrogen was hailed asday, a son AJafJls Lainp which would quClaude Swarthout and wife have ly Slvt a11 the il1 of the worldmoved in their mv home on LKter Road from the John rariey larm uMh a heaIJ ier eectricitvsllPed to furnish theTO THE VOTERS OV PUTNAM TOWNSHIPAnother election is upon us and 1would like to inform the Voters ofPutnam Township of the statistics ef the last Township Election whichwas April 6, 1953 zThere were 437 ballots cast atthat election of which 109 were ab sentee ballots In other words 25 coof all the ballots cast were absentee This is very abnormal as othertownships run from 2 to 5 i Thisto me seems a serious situation Itwcruld seem from the large absentee vete east in tthe township that special efforts have been made to encourage this type of voting We have Democrat and Rpublicaneaa tickets for the various township efgiees Lets all make every effortte get out to tht polls and vote on Monday April 4th and try to lowerthe percentage mentoned aboveThiscan be done by a much larger overall vote Paid dv Rspectfully YoursLLOYD HENDEEGesaoerat Candidate for Supervisor bow in the International tournamentthere Monday They wtre Jacic lann Sunday School i rr T M w , , ett, Cliff Miller, John Teslmer, Carl Sunday WorshipHoward L Taylor M W Od Master j Sow Jerry Utwllyn Youth GropIntroduction of Grand Lodge officers Willis They returned Tuesday vmng Service Committee members candidates for night f J tPra7er , Grand Marshall The Wetnens Missionary Seciety ChQh Practice WedPolka Band i f the Peoples Church met with Mrsi Sr Cheir Practice Wed94 a in1100 a n 700 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p mBAVTIHT 730 p mMISSIONMusicAddress by Howard L Taylor M i Richardson at 2 p m on the Dexter W Grand Marshall J Road Tuesday I ffeOO McGrepor Ua rPast Masters Apron presentation to i Born to Mr and Mrs Noll Cook at Tarry Mattls Hasto Lawrence Baughn by inston St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Friday, Suariav School Baughn P M a son, Joseph Noll, Mrs Noll wa Morning WorshipSinging Crafsmen Q4rtette Ann Heath Sunday yursts ot Mr ami MrLloyd Hendee Wirc Harold NiilTeand wife of Hade, Florida tale Hendee and wife of OWUMI tnd Lynn Hendee and wifeMesdanies Margaret lurii power andobsoletethe world only so far have seen itan iiupenitnt for warfare andieotiij all their time toniitaiin and development of atocanand u alli hydrogen bombs whichHeleu Younb were in Jackvn FridayMrsiJarbiiru Hekkeiin and daujjh oweli and Kenneth Zill aniter ivviiVat i nnark Nil, IK The Ziils a visit in Nebraska thisii Jiir XoUs 4 II Quartette the hospita IIIUT Aell Saturday niyhiThe Keith Bradhun s of heNeaii j viiir Henry and wife of De nit spent vSanday at the L J HeuryhomeMrs Tliressa oye pcnt FiidaSaturdlay with Mrs Jennie DevergBvesinf ServiceWf Pravei 1000 AM1045 A M 1M0 P M 730 a mLife Membership presentations to j Prof John Burg of the IndustrialEdward Allen by Reginald Senator Arts Dept Pinckney hifh adhool has I1 M has an interesting displayWilliam H Gardner by Glen Gardner work of his pttpHs in the p, M I phone office window It censilts of Masters KigrtEarl E Bauyhn by Norman Miller j wood lath work, electrtic narts and Tuesday, April i at 8 p m rejru1 of Ue MASONIC LODGE CALENDAR4 telei Sturlsf, AprM 2Annuai Pa M I plumbing parts Rex D Read by Ross T Read P M Barbara and Leslie McAfee trihIntroduction of visiting Masters and I ed Mr and Mrs Omar Gasfl in De Past Masters by Secretary troit this week , ar mtiifPhone Secretary for Reservations fillfcK ,UCONSERVATION NOTESThe first permit to kill leer causing damage in the strawberry grow ing country near Alpena was issuedlast week Michigan landowners shotJustice vacancy Charles Hewlett homeJusticr full term Brandon White, Jr Trustees, George Lojigj MableWhite Pd oi Review, None, Con jstables, George Tansley, Erdlcv VanSickle, Floris Clark, Cy Lathersder under 21 permits lest year3,200,000 trout will be released mMichigan streams in April 1,500,000will be legal size Tkree niQve pine martine haveeea received from Canada and willrelease d i n Porcupin e mountain sTai s make s fiv e i a all I S fores t an d gras s fir e burne d 1 acre s las t week Mar l botto m lake s ar e usuall y de vei d e f fis h lif e a s the y hav e littl eyegmtion Th e dept b y lowerin gfeftge of nios s an d underwate r plan tieed nav e cause d som e o f the m t ogre w vegitation f t percen t o f th e dee r hunter a r eturne d thei r pos t car d poll s I tshewe d 66,7 0 dee r kille d b y frearm slas t year 24,19 0 wer e bagge d i n tth euppe r peninsula , 38,50 0 i n th e lowe raortker n par t o f Michigan , 168 0 i nuthr Michiga n an d 327 0 i n th espeeia l seaso nTh e annua l Hollan d an d Sout hKave n wor k be e t o clea n u p th e stat e ex convictsove r a wome n at i h e sho fAU w ha s bee n introduce d i n th e thre w hi s bod y ou t o f thea r nea rlefiriattur e t o repea l th e la w bann Brighton H e wi l b e returne d t o Liv k g nonresident a fro m fishing i n 7 ingsto n count y fo r trial touatie i n th e stat e o f Michigan Asui t ka bee n starte d i n cour t t o de elar e th e la w unconstitutional The Keit h Bradbury o f Chelse aan d th e Charle s Wbitehead sBeat rTOWNSHI P ELECTIO N MONDA Y j of Jess e Her y an d wif e Sunda yTh e townshi p electio n i s Monday Mrs Jun e Henfle e an d chidf lTh e following ar e th e tw o tickets I Mr Beula h Hende e wer eDemoc , it Supervisor , Lloy d Hen r Mr an d Mrs , Gal e Hend t in Ow dee Clerk , Murra y Kennedy Treas j 0S8 0 J KSI Monday Arnol d Berquist Hi h Com , Joh nL Connors Justic e vacancy Phil li p Gentile Justic e ful l term , Fre d a n Emergenc y oeeratio l for eppenWylie Trustees , Be n White , Le o C jei tj 8 we s performed our man yCARD O F THANK SW e wis h t o than k8S Henr y M d w,f Sundy I frneet s iV C n io v rtmeml eiin g u s o n i birthday oar Wt h wedding anniversary Ber t ao d Jenni e Hooke r Terry McCiowa n oi I Jontia c sen tMinua wit h Mr Thress a Coylc Mesdanie s Mar y liauufi n an d Ja iis e Reaso n wer e in Laninj r 1iiday Kar l Sprajiu e an d da iuliciJan ,ol Fla t Roc k spe m Svula y witi h tli eri n Marlowu s a t Sw a 1 iiui v Arnol d Hernis l teJide d Ui stat e baske t lial l final , a l Ka l I,a nsin y wit h friend s fro m tt e San Mr an d Mi 1 , ijore Iauonna natteT i iiJ th e tincke y ya n a l tli fUlyinpia , ui i Iraia iflit Alis s F Joroie r Doyli , J J J J h t M ut Jack n n Teei IIM iii iri d asilJK t Ntok c as t week TN iiiile s Siiil c lain ll l an d th e iidv m Sru iSi n da y dinne r v ih i a drnpped fro m plane s lik e bomb s wi ta hundre d time s thei r deat h deali leffect , s o it wa s sit h surpris ew e rea d tha i Presiden t Eisenhow P ,n t Saturda y ha d PPmto d Harol d Stasaen ,ntar y f Peac e t o ye t al l th e n ilion s o f th e worl d t o discontige fatomi c o r nuclea r warfar e Thi sthin k i impossibl e o n the orde r tinventin g jeijeturt l motio n o r al rhem y whic h woul d tur n chea pal s int o yold Tin s nattu n isal l th e fund s it ca n scrap e u p in leV elopin g thes e nuclea r bomb s fo r on epurpos e oiijy , warfare S o is Russi aan d irea t iiiitian Jus t ho w woul d i th e possihl e t o convinc e the m thaieJl iothe r countiie s ha d stoppe d preduC JUL llui e onilis i f U iainii yM ihe Spnmi Alber t Dinke i wa s take n t o Melta ahospital Brighto n , Saturda y wher ea n Emergenc y rtio i f o ey s pme Lavey Bd o f Rev , Ashe r Wylie Bor a t o W an d Mrs Joh n RozeT tConstables , Murra y Dagg Harr yFrost , Clarenc e Geer , Mik e Havnack Republican Supervisor , Stanle yDinkel Clerk , Marild a Clark Treas Home r Abney Hig h Com None of Chubo s Corner s b y caAarifc n ep eratiola a 8 lb son Mrs Albert a Clos e o f Linde n a 4 there Audre y Klikot tth e wee V eTi d a t Biis Virgini a VanNorma n gav e showe r fo r Mrs Bett y Seefel d Fri day I d ladie s wr t presen tTor n Ritte r i s apendiu g th e wee ka t th e Mur k as h farm Th e Marti nftitter fami y wer e Sunda y guest s da In The Perc y Kll ib e hom e fr o in F lth e Andre w eii 1 h e in com e nex t week He n Whit e am i vii V mr iVanBlaricu m an d wif e aite ialuminu m part y a t th e To mhom e in ireyor y as wctk Dr W Wyli e am i wif ete r calle d o n th e Kennet he e d X ir k a I o Ilc Detroi t New s i i eonimenttin go n ili e rxpulsio n o f irv Fr Bis etitt e fro m litnsi a say tha t wa s iath e natur e o f a liitoy y meftSUre la thi riimtr y retul expelle d UV Me Iopoiita n Hori s o f th e RuMsiat tIrthodo x hiirci i fjom thi s country Whij c neithe r Clerg y ul d b e claM f d a H p tn e couivrie s in whic hlhe ei e iNiporaiil y livin g fel tcalle d i i th e mak e example s of them Th e ew deem thi s stiffbacke d at tii i lar k u i yoo d ieasonin j an d it N Miroiieeivulfl e tha t wit h al lI r opjidrunitie s an d standard s livin g her e it uijul d b e possibl e V prein t th e ommituis t doctrin ei, , foirefil l an d persuasiv e a s t Oi my cofisnierahl e numbe r o f p0 emhraij it pi e la i f ricises in th e fu r eas t eexn ebiif mot e an d mor e th e po p e Dex o f Brighte n tpeu t i P W, Hooke r o f An n xov calledth e AlW t Diaki l 3 H Hooke r hom e Sunday Itrs Ralp h Rai l an d Mrs Haze lPoulsonattende d a receptio n fo r Ma u iO P T1ANK SFIN D DEA D BOD YTh e bod y o f a ma n wit h a n arti ficia l le g wa s foun d a t th e edg e o fGran d Rive r nea r Brighto n a t 70 0a m Thursda y morning h y a mot orist Ther e wa s a gu n woun d i n hi aches t an d h e ha d a woode n leg H eha d evidentl y bee n throw n fro m acar Paper s o n hi m identifie d hi m a sJoh n Phili p Oritz , 33 , o f 103 1 Beach ,Detroi tWm Hickey , 27 , o f Chicago , av reste d i n Gran d Rapid s fo r robber yI wis h t o exprea g ray sincer ethank s fo r th e man y cards , flewers ,frui t an d act s o f kmd i a h ow n m ean d my, famil y duriu f ray rta y a tth e hospita l ao d afte r m y refcer home The y wer e al l deepl y appre JLeuethB nPINCKNE Y KINGSDAUGITI MTh e Pinckne y Kings Daufbtefs wil l me t Apri l 7t h a t KM with lira Mablefhite iumil Sunday IJHKAIt Y NKUJ iW e hav e a vtty M the,Hewel l telephon e oper Nation , b y DuMars Mrs DuMar S dater ther e Soaday Plel a Seefeld , daughte r o f Mr an d Mrs Rober t Seefel d wa s take nt e Vaiversft y hospita l An n Arb rSaturda y fo r treatmen t bu t cam ehon e tha t nigh t ltev Keit h Ruegaegge r fle w t oGeergi a las t Wednesda y fo r a week sstay is th e mothe r f Mrs , Win Mher so n IV o f Howell Tw o ne w clii drens book s ar e Albiyai i Aiamb y Wagone r an d Doll y Madisoi b yMonsell Th e ol d di har d Republican had a meetiK f i a Chka f o Sunda y t o 4U 1cus s way s e f takin g coatro l e f th eo f a jewer y stor e confess e I t o th e j Republica n party iwa y fcmOrti z Tritrdei Bot h h e an d Orti z ar e i jen t the y quarrelle dTH E SPELLIN G BE ETh e fift h an d sixt h grader s o f th ethe suppor t of Senato r McCarth yf W i S fJt fofSato JfaJtfveNevada, Guv Ue vf Uttn n exPinckney Community Elementary j Je VnawDI1 SET BANQUET j achool are spelling conscious Theyj ma8tThe iadepeadent union of the De j realize that spelling is a matter oftorelt Jie L8et banqueted the manage, vocabulary and educational bekMMt and their wives and the em ground as well a,s a subject, and have floyeee wives at the Congl chirch approached it, with full time aware flight Afterward they ness This attitude is showing resulttfl the elementary achool and For the school bee the two teams sue Caagreeeniaa Kit Clerdy at thiitrict They style themneiveea the AferahAm Lincoln Club Old Abe wm4probably turnREMBMBR MB at POIX0 APWl II am a candidate for TewnstUf on the Democrat Ticketin Putnamatt evening of dancing and cessfully tackjed a difficult list to i t44 were preaent study Because of spring vacation thej bee was held a week early Yet at theANNOUNCEMENT , comvltion of thf list, 11 of the 20 at tieTour supportArnold Berqnfsta eiMMidate for tie office jrf members wr still standing Iteokeref Peace on the Democrat uc long unstudied list to produce a win j sj if elected will perform the ner with the catchy word yoll 8CHOOL BlDfl LOTef tkat office to the beat of Rachel Nash, the fifth grade runner will recognise neith up Miller, theJrlejui or foe in adminietration of sixth grade winner But all th spel lermope I will jjwfoiw the lent congratulated themselves ewtinQax for tl first 3 their growing vocabularieswhe eoMT to me for that new Piaemty school TheConstructAn Co of Amithe job for bid on teMinoienfetr i vatu hop, kitcheanewaae class PINdXEYDiakeU PlambinfVelvet KezJtofaea Hotel Vans Motor SalesHeads LumberKckey Appliance A LEAGUEW76 68 63 6261 60 j In a speech in California at week, Jov Williams stressed the impori tanee of challenjiei at They user to v a part oI ion procedure but 1r sonie years have been missinv He aid in b, 4 campaigns for governor recounts hr oitnny are beginning tothink ihere will IM no ititervvnUAVk tliere h iliis eotintry even if the iiinese Rerlv sluiuld take FnrmesaSecietary of State Dulles flies hereand there making war threats like he did before i he fall of Vietnam He has set the line which theiauiot cioss as he Iiscaderes pnrmosa Tu ilie ir wi of the wardept here and congress beiy hiflthreats All hianrhes of the amyare beiny cut war expenditures reducedand the draft number reduced Dulles says that wo wont meed any army, that we can lick Chiaawith our Navy and air force aloneWe doubt, it They were supposedto win the day at Korea but theelection, jreund troops had to be sent in aadthe elect then all we uot was a draw The pre Mtjent is concilatory minded aie ianranninjr a fV I peace conferencenow between the US, Jreat Britian and Russia This is bitterly eppesed hy Senator Knowland, Senator Mcweie necessary twice to show he wasthe election victor A Lansing paper hailed this as a charge that Republi Canhy and other bitterenders wkocan election boards were dihonestVai it a Russian appeasement cea Lets look at the fat The mm parTerence 6J P No40 ,JJ a Marathon ServiceBeer Detroit Dfe Set 44943 4048 52545535 I tisan election boards wer 5g many places Atthe recounts the Rep Horrian of Flint will ihtre goo Democratts had challengers in tho diuc a bill in the legislature to cen gl I county seats wher recounts were, j vert the Howel TB SaniUrJum tntdg5 In the Harry TCeTTy unriHPmi Aw i ahopiial foairtarded children He68 X5Team High 3 GamesVelvet Bet Z, Vans 1663,Far mrarea u 9MIndividua l Hig h 3 Game sh gwif l 63 4 A Fredenbur g 627 , C CUur a di Tea m Hig i Gam eBead a MS , Velve t Ee z 959,Dinkel contests William s wa s declare d the say s ther e ar e 100 0 empt y bed winne r o f th e electio n b y 1500 ttoth f the state s fou r T B Institution sj Kell y an d Alge r aske d recount s th e Howel l sanitarium s 15 1 patient sbu t calle d the m of f whe n Wiiliani s I coul d b e transferre d t o th e ethe rmajorit y increase d t o ove r 6000Ap j places parentl y al l th e electio n board s mis 944 tarfividnal High Gam eL wif 275 , J Teasme r 245 , C Cietiff c MA , A Predeabur g 243 Hr b Average sb LedwidgI75TC Sower s 171 , J Tessme r 170 ,C Cleug h 170 T O HAMBUR G TWP VOTER S a m a candidat e o n th e Democra tticke t tot th e offic e o f Treasure r i nth e Township o f Hamburg You rvote s fe r m e wil l b e appreciated m e t e th e Marburg Fir e Hal l o nApri l 4t t M Vete , takes ha d bee n madt j agains t Will iams Gov William s i s stressin g tfc efac t tha t th e legislatur e refuse s t opas s a la w givin g Oaklan danothe r circui t judge Th e dockot tar e overcrowde d an d du e t o th e rapi s growt h o f th e count y ther e U sttliklihoo d the y wil l b e cleane d llan d wil l undoubtedl y ge t a j g o tth e Republica n legislatur e doe s Be twan t t Je t Gov William s one du d ar e stallin g unti l afte r115 6 election SUPREME COLR T CANDIDAT EHon Lelan d W Carr , Chie f Justic eo f thf e Suprem e Cour t o f th e Stat eo f Michigan , wil l b e a candWat e U succee d himsel f o n th e nonpartisa nballo t a t th e electio n o n Apri l 4th Judg e Can ha s ha d man y year s o fjudicia l experienc e an d i s on e o f th eoutstandin g member s o f th e Suprem eCourt Th e Chie f Justic e i s a nativ e o fLvingsto n County H e wa s bern i nUnadU a Townshi p an d wa s graduat ee d fro m th e Pinckne y hig h school would b e a nic e thin g fo r th e vo o f Livingsto n Count y t o remera J be r hi m whe n casting their vot e for Bo m t o Mr nf t Hr t fffl Cour t Justic e o n AflrjMAlcJaf k a4St Jo aifiitti V 1BAKE SAL E APRI L tt h a WTh e Sop h mor e Clas s o fhig h school l williiot d ba U teJ e i ttth e telephon e buildin gApri l an 4 2 3 fro m 1 0 e f to JV t VV, 5 S NEIGHBORING NOU SChelse a hif b schoo l ha s 3 1 9 1thei r trac kElectio n T e tk Hlifie J Bisters f Netk i s Herri V,W Tha i a Biennia l Sprin g Electio n wil l b eBal d if t tk e TwHtai p u t ruiem , Stal e u f Michiga n a t th e Tow n Hal lwithi n sai J T i t s ApriI4t hF R TI E KKPOS R O F ELE t TiN TH E FOLLOWIN G OFFICER SSTAT E OFFICER STw tegut s ut h f Universit y f Miihiyan , Superintenden t o fPabli c JkWuctiw Vti i e l f th e Stat e Boar d o f Education , Tw o atein ter s e f lJ Stat e lioan j o f Agriculture NNIKiISA N OFFICER STw o Justice s o f 1 le utvme CotTOWNSHI P OFFICER STownshi p Cltrk , Townshi p Treysuer , Tw o Trustees , Jtk t tk e rVar e lul l Term , Justic e f th e Peac e t u fil l vacawry , Mjfkwa y Cems H F Consul , Membe r o f th e Boar d o fReview AM I T O VOT E f v THI, FOLLOWIN G SPECIA L COLNT YiKOlO S vrt QUESTIO N 1 int t i I ij hvsto n purchas e th e lan d an d building sens i u , Automobil e Insuranc e Company , locate de a ta t las t il Cour t Street , betwee n Gran d Rive r Avenu e an d iias t6iwt a 8trt , i a th e if o f Howell Michigan , fo r th e su m f 0 Taeunaa d 1,, UoiiaisV Silalt tk ewaee 1 b v tk eK FST1O N 2 T e authorize th e , j ol Silver sot t o borro w Sixt, Chelsea i s advertisin g fo r bid s fo ra villag e polic e car Th e schoo l a t Highlaa d wa s enter e d as t wee k aa d abou t 2 0 taken Th e Brjgfhto a Kiwani s Clu b l asponsorin g a bir d hous e buildip gcontest Th e deadlin e i s Apri l SO ExMayo r To m Leit h ha s with dre w a s candidat e fo r mayo r fBrighto n leavin g A l Cole , incumben tunopposed Th e Stockbridg s P T A kaaquet te d th s hig h schoo l basketbal l tea mMarc h 28 Th s Re d Cro s quot a fo r Unadill atw i s 26 0Mrs Sara h Barau K ha s returned t o th s hom e e f he r daughter , Mrs Lawrenc e am b n afte r spendia g awee k i n Jackso Brwi n Trinkl e aa d Willi s Stoffe ro f Dexte r wer e amon g th e s o award e d Stra w Farmers degree s b y th eFutur e Farmer s o f Mich Stat e Col lege , recently Bo b Mau k o f Howel l ha s gon e t oSt Petersburg , Florida , t o spen d bi ssprin g vacatio n wit h Mr an d Mrs Her b Sneed W F Clos t o f Lak e Lobdel l ha sbee n name d ne w Republica n count ychairma n t o succee d Joh n McDonal dresigned Harol d Bordo n wa s name dvice presidefifan d Hug h McPherso nsecreary Clos e i s a Chevrole t deale ri n Linden Irving Richardso n an d Lori n Terr yhav t take n ove r th e Talbot t Texac ooi l statio n i n Howel l o n B Gran dRiver Mrs Augu s Schmit t fel l a t tb eHowell Greenhous e las t wee k an dbrok e severa l ribsRev Oswal d Rei x o f Detroi t i sth e pasto r a t th ne w Luthera aChurch , a t Hamburg Pau l Baldwin , Howel l druggis t wil lb e Bominate d a t th e nationa l meej oi l statio n i n Howel l o n E Gran dfo r vic e president visited 8op t Gau l Tuesday ,jfeee i o f Howel l wa s fin fnstic e Hargre r o f Howel lfo r leavin g hors e Mte d ou t door sfo r ieerizt f oi s hors e hitche d ou tdoor s al l nigh tMrs Joe l Dunning , 87 , die d a t th ehom e o f he r daughter , Mrs Jame sMarbl e Marc h 24 Th e Socia l an d Literar y Clu b me ta t th e Gran t Dunnin g hom e Friday Th e followin g wer e o n th e progra mViole t Dunning , Lul u Benham , Wil lNasb , Carleto n an d Mrs Barnard ,Un a Bennett , Florenc e Kice , Haze lSwitzer , Fann y Roliso n an d Glen nSmith Ton Pool e ha s hire d ou t t o Davi dSmith HOWELL THAREHOWELL, MICHGAN LEE THEATOETuea, Wed, Thur March 29, 30, 31 inJoe Feniv and Merle Oberon DKEP IN MY HEART In TechnicolorNOTES 25 YEARS AGO Mrs Blanche Frost Engle died attheiome of her parents, Mr and Mrs Alber Frost Sunday She leavesher husband and one d ugrhter The subject Michigan high school will debate On next year is Should Chain stores be Abolished Friday and Saturday, Apri 1, 2eblf i matureWalter Brook, William RedfieldEric Fleming and Walter BrookeInCONQUEST OF SPACE in TechnicoloralsoGordon Scott, Vera MilesTARZANS HIDDEN JUNGLE Friday and Saturday, Apri 1, 2in CineetaScepCARMEN JONES ta Colo withDorothy Dandridge, Harry andBATtLE TAXrSunday, Monday, April 3, 4Matinee Sunday 230 p m contVictor Mature and Susan Ball Stirling HaydenColor CartoofeSunday, Monday, April 3, 4 in CinemaSeojMBR1GADOON withGene Kelly, VanJohnson, Cyd Char ise, Keren Stewart,Barry JoaeaColor by AnscoNovelty News CartiMAinHIEF CRAZY HORSEIn Cinemascope and ColorTues, Wed, Thur April 5, 6 7 My ma Loy and Frederic MarshtoniST YEARS OF OUR LIVESJ ingston Lodge will hold her firstPuU Masters Night here April 5 There will be a banquet at 7 p mXurman Reason to master andRoscoe Bonistell M W Gd Masterof Ann Arbor iyi There will be music by Albert st and SuptMorse of Stockbriclx who will also Tues, Wed, Thur, April 5, 8 7in CinemaSeeeHOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAI1 All ii TechnicolorwithBetty Grtble, Marilyn Monroe and Lauren BacallNovelty News Color CartoonSYLVAN THEATRE MichiganAr Aditu neats or That MayNt ANIKLL TioN IAW, ilfc VISION OF 1LMX Si 1 iK On the da of any election the polls jmll ha t 7 lck in flu forenoon, nrd shall be continued open untilI acleck t,k aftmon d mo longer Every qualified elector preset ia ia t tut polls u Ui hour prvscjibtd tov tie cosing thereoft alitwed 10 voteThe POLL f said tletiH will I pu kl 7 oclock a m, and willrMiaia pta uatil f lck ra of sail day ofHurray J Kenaedy, Towngkip CrkWE ROGLR J CARR AGENCY Gowal InsuranceWiU to ir lu CluitoMtriili Same laewitl Frri4l fr Mere Tkan Si YearsEilTH R CARR Notes of 48 Years AgMiss Ethel Read who teaches in SaJine was home Sunday Gregg Tuft of Northvilla is vilt ting Fred ReadJohn Mortensoa is moving to To 1ledo and will bold an auction on his farm April 2Alex Mclntyre and wife have mov Ied into the Goodrich house aad his BOB John, will work his farm thisyear ITh caucas were heU hers Saturday aad the following were aemin iated Democrat Supervisor, John Dunne Clerk, Will MoraB Treas, W W j tin nurd High Com, Bert VanBluircum Justice, E W KennedyBd of Rv Fiank TipJady School Inspt Ed Spears Constables, JoePlaeeway, John Jeffreys Henry Harii, Joha FoheyRepublican Sup William MillerClerk, Fred Bowman Treas, W S Swarthout Bd of Rev, Frank Johnsen School laspt George Fish COBtables, Perry Bunt, F G Jtckson,Bon lsham, H D MowersLse Carr, supt of Maria City j The CIO PoliticalBosses ore plottingpropagandain his schoolsYour hope to stop itdepends on your election ofthese patriotic citizensSarahSTATE BOARD OF AGRICULTlrMichigan StateMaster farmer,recipient of nati and itate ogriculonH education honorj, MIM Jones shocontinue the important work she is doOn fhe Stete Board of AgriTulfur Following1 the banquet an MM deSrc c will be worked on Clare Miller The following will fill the chairsW M, Kirk VanWinkle S W John Martin J , Ilex Schafer S D,Paul Clark J D, Walter GirarUSts, Azel Carpenter, J H HookerSec, W C Miller Tiler, Rex Burnett Organist, Albert FrostElmer Miller, 57, Hamburg farmercommitted suicide Monday oy blowinp his head off with a shotgunReK jFr OBrien of Detroit isacting as pastor of St Marys church Frederick Rockvel, 74, died at hishome in Beck SuLIivision, Purtage Lake SundayWayne Carr is working in a brokers office in DetroitIrviri Kennedy is working for theTnsin, rnnsTnction Company tLansing Friday and Saturday, Apri 1, 2TOUR GUNS TO THE BORDBft in TechnicolorwithRory Calhoun and Colleen MillerWalter Brennan, George NaderShows 715 and 900 Wide ScreenNews and CftrtamSunday, Monday, April 3, 4 SO THIS IS PARISin TechnicolorA Musical Comedy StarringTony Curtis, Gloria De Haven Nelson, Corine CalvertPauI GilbertWide Screen Sunday Shows S79Cartoon and SportTues, Wed, Thur, April 5, 6 7 PRIVATE HELL 86A Drama StarringIda Luptno, SUve Cochran, Dan Jagger and Dorothy MahooShows 715 and 900 Wide ScreenMrs Janet Shehan and new babyeame home from St Jos hospital, An Arbor last ThursdayorId MrMM State Board of AgrtHi wtingi to 1h press,14 8 MILL STIUHrT Pinckaty PhoneFHUI AN MARINE FlBLITY MWTWAL ATO 1N9URANCBto go ttik futoo OF ourWKAHONAL SYSTIM W MICHIGANrunRVi TNI mtmta ofOOt COOMS IN MICHIGANHe slsdfea, ari , vonAPRIL JLof Ike IMtin Court for fte CountjfThe Polideal BOSMS of the CIOm pUmiot t take over the direction of Michigan schools aad to pack oar Supreme Court In the Matter tee Brtate ofIva I Melvin also known as Eva BsUlla Melvin Deceased At a session of said Cturt held emMarch 25, 1955, Freeeat, Honorable Hiram It Smith ef Probate Notice Is Hereby Given, That theptition of Francis E Barron,the executor of said estate, praying his final account be allowed and thertsidue of said estate assigned tothe people entitled thereto will4be heard at the Probate Court on April 19, 1955 at ten A M It is Ordered, that notice thereofbe ffeea by publiearion of a copyhereef fer three weeks consecutively arevieoa to said day of hearing, inthVTfatkney DliyaUh, and that ttpetitimr cause a copy of this noticeto be served open each known party tetevtrt at Ma last fcnown addrtwT registered miV etuni receipt demaaded, at least fourteen ,14 to Mfc heartaf, er ir Spot a good new or used car youd Jike owningOur b, has a ood plan for carfinandog lyux are phvd to fit your income, and yourii arrange your own insurance if you wifhFinancing costs at our bank ire reasonableQuick, friendly scniceTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK Ifn aeposit ap to 10,000 insured by our membership in tke Federal deposit Insurance Corporation IBM Over EightyNine Year of Orocer6066 PinckotyCgtKSItXt pettenal serviee at least fire 5 daysler te such heartsMimm S Sat, lodffe of PrebateX CLA1R I lVMOK ter Suprimrnlcnt olrshtic lnxnictioaXJJO8BPH HERBWT for Uairtnfcr ofofi of SfesaiX WmiiAM B CUDLIP for UaiYerM of 4 Kkw tsX SARAH VAX HOOSDN JOSi for Scare Kord oiA DB SOTO BKPOWK YOU DKCIDB X DALI STAFFORPIGchie t CollectX 9TIPHBN S NISBET for Sttte BOATI ofef 1C NASCARVANS MOTOR SALES On tb ooaptrtiMB ballot forJi of tb Supttm CourtX LBLAND W CAJWX HALE BRAK1 vcrrrwnrn A lUMMkauM The Dom Griffith family of MtPleasat spent Sunday at the JoeGriffith homeSunday visitors of Mr and MrsLawreace Cambuni were Rex Sack ett aadwift, James Lunsford an 1wife of Detroit and Sheridan Hadlcaid wife of JacksonMr aad Mrs Harold Porter atten 1born Surday Frank Aberdeen and wfe called oithe JUx NOYIM in Ann Arbor lai Quality Mechandiserr PRICESoeer and Wise ie TskeMr, and Mrs Dale Miller called onMrs Warda Harwood last week yh if a patient at McPherson hospital Thursday callers of the Williamgkekama went Mrs Madeline She tea Mi sea, MB, ef Ana Arbor PboiM HoweU 706JTHE ROUSH PLUMBINGWaicraystem Piomhiog10 Webster S iUaeiriafV1March lfThePeopIe StoreLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGStANNEKGOODSGROCERIESKENNEDYS GENERA I STORE FLOWERF TO AU OCCASIONS WJTtw SHOESDRYGOODSfromWINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY STATJfi OF MICHIGANThe Probate ir te County olththone 284 Wawell thetilbetheTNI AU fuirosr tun U toe Matter of the BaUU aljStewart Anderson Deceased 1 PresentHmorabte Hiram BSaithJudge of Probate At ft session f aaid Court HeldMarch 25, 1955Notice is Hereby Given, Thatthe petition of Gerald Reason,administrator of aaid his final account be allowed andresidue of said estate assignedthe persona entitled thereto, willheard at the Probate Court on 19th day of April, 1955 at tn AM ,It is Ordered, that aotic refbe given by publication of a oopjrhereof for three weeks conseetfreiyprevious to said day of hearing in Urn Knckney Dispatch and that the pvioner cause a copy of this notice tobe served apon each known party tointerest at his last known address tyrregistered mail, return receipt 4cmanded at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing or by personalservice at ieaat five 6 days prior to auch hearing1 Hiram R Smith, Jodgt of FvohateA true copyCelesta Farshall of Protate Bv Francis Murphy of Comatockcalled on friends hen MondayJahi Burg attended an industrialart mrriag at Dunuxd MondayTern and Nancy Wylie and DickCaaapbell called on Judy Bekkoif in Howeil one night last weekAnn Mart Youaf, 7, daughter ofMr and Mrs Jack Young, modeledchildrens Easter dresses at Jacbon3 store Ann Arbor last Satur day afternoon and will again this Saturday Mra Dan Howlett and children ofGregory called at the Robert Read home SundayTommy Read spent this week inAnn Arbor with his grandparents,the George Wildes Mrs Mary Jan Tasch and daughter, Kristen, are spending the week with the Wayne AtLees at DelrayBeach, FloridaHarry Lavey and wif of Dttvroltwere Sunday guest at the Let Lavey home Mrs Edith Can spent the weekend in Walled Lake and Wayne Carr with his family in Port HuronBo Tascft, i lighter, Gretchenamd aao, Johnny, spent Sunday inAaE Arbor with his mother, Mr Anna Tasch Mrs Eloyst Campbell son, Dick,and daughter, Beverly, are spendingthe week in Newcastle, Pa Mrs Vivian Ledwidge and daughter, Jenny Lynn, speat Sunday at the Andrew Campbell home Mr and Mrs Roy Reason, AnShirley and Leota attended a Rainbew Girl meeting at Harbor BeachSaturday night The James Hall family of Marionwere Sunday guests at the MeiwinCampbell home Bobby Reason has been sick withinfection in his foot Don Conklin and Bill Jones fJackson called on Arnold Berquist day last week MXRON HUGHESComplete Line Ptaniieg Frahirei f f 7 and Supplies r mElectric Oft and Gas Hot Water Hesters Compfefe Line of PumpsWe SeH WHnslal We ServicefHONK UP1I4 l EAST MJ nA tWATER SYSTEMSPLUMBINGS5a ,ev Cinkefvni TRACTORS CARStic X D SMITH COMICH SB 632by H W WYUESee how smudgefree poU nxd is enn he ivlien y cookITS HERE WtPMGASTAPPAN SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFERRegular Prict Allowance for your present rangtYou pay Only 00000000000000Comt in today Set this new and beautiful rango madeespecially for horfe boyond the gas maim Sot amp ing Coolitt tht automatic oven pilot that dots nHockey Appliance Store HE WONTHAVE A CHANCE if your Suprm Court is packed with CIO mouthpiecesrow HOW fo STOP thit PA rCflOA OfpatrioticKOHJAMTKAMUUWWCAMWT 100 LBS I179J0i BOAT TRAILER500 LB CAPACITY, S7J0WOOLSEY MARINE PAINT Keep your kitchenWHITE GLOVE CLEANCook ElectricallyElectr, at is clean as liht Soand pans tftvt4 haveto be laboriouslyStands to erais IMC,n ldrt IIOM7 tut Circuit JWQfV nl IQIVI MMnnji wma u an NHHirtwljsrorvtodsssfi usirsftaMl terrasiRttwi WaidersJiip BootsArchery Jackie j GxM Chbt and Supplies Cwnplete line of Fly Casters Spring Rods and Reels Boat TipsEvmnide Outboard Motor Sales ft SrviceOpen Sundays ,MILL CREEK SPORTING GOODS STORE HA6 8135 Dexter Mick Xffoiw thrwgaatt Stoti forhb MMrtftnd dtvottofl I idvmntmm prtde ttw X StintM ftr 20 tun two tsran n Prewculmf Attorney forMoolulin Coeety As State Senator to fotrJoms, spoesofM th frobatt Cedt for Mid on copowswMXItKMi iaoe OomtMS Law and first UncmptoyiMnt Com talioLswVOTEAPRIL 4 IVv ST P TkVs 1 Mr aid Mrs JerryOUrk, 0niel Idwsrd, was bapiseds,t St Marys chare Suaday Theyentertained the followiaf at dinaer at their kme at Silver Lake afterwards Mr Margaret Clark andfamily, Mrs G WClark, Ray Moriarity asd wife aad the Tom Clarkfaably eABJL Arber, Margaret Mkhllia ei Yaflaati and DtmisClark war spemaorsMrs Derothy Dinkel and childrenwar b Hewell Thursday The Aaihrese Xeuiedy family were8oaday ajoeeU at the Irria KdMania eatertainUM KtvSEE YOUR DEALER or DETROIT EDISCNGROCERIES AND VEGETPORK LOIN ROAST LbMia, Baymimda ALL STEAKS LbIAJRD 2 Lb ft iBEEF BY THE SIDE LbSOMERS HOLUSTU mBe J, A JVrt Vsearano Siit THE BUSINESSPtIHkilsdwbYeurhop to stop mdb your election of patrioik ckizmn The PtncJcoey SanitariumRay M Duffy, M0j Daily 1100 A M to R P H, , Except Wednesdays MOIL, Taes, Fri, Sat,700 to 800 P MDr G BMcCloskey DENTIST112 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michigantibss Teae, ref Semi iiest theSew QeM, reg prieeV 475 iV prise H2SeftTeae frc, rfvie 4H S priaiKJSeft i we Fiat, reg price i4Maleriea fcMiirst Come, first Serves Sale verWkeBv , L Ceae iadrH LAVEY HARDWARE ad CowtaatjaPhone UP 84M Ui W Haekaoj,FUNERAL HOMEDon G SwartiMil DirectorModem Equipment AmbbLiice ServicePHONE U P JLee UveyGeneral InsurancePHONE U F 83221 NSE NOTICFJ U sexed Dop 200FemrJe DQJJS 350 , lC55u realty Will BeCounty Treasurer CAMPIso ad fetoriaf bjr Appointment JH 1 N af WW Fhoaa Brighton AC 74401WAWN8Womii wiM do wuia reaeoaaele, fid tf wftALMUil Barrels Yu cant George McQuade el BrifiiUa re aAot ioheol aadm Bfiooa DicK Campbell ceivd a hipont t eaamreeiie ires wi UP t 111A Irelaad Oft tlANt L TAYLORcawoWefe for reeecfonSTAtl SUPERINTENDENTOP PUBUC INSTRUCTIONirty yean on educator Under hisFadenhip the teaching methods,textbooks and subject material for Michigan schools have developedinfo iflt bost in tho nation, accordingto notional educational authoritiesSponsor of legislation to butld moreschools Champion of more andbettorypoid teachers Lets keepOf Taylor IVOTEAPRIL 4Republicanpubliian State Central Committ Lansing, Michgan CLAY GORDONLYLE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATE ItEGTSTERFD LANDSURVBYOPOifice 2iy2 s, Grand Riverh 1551W Howell,W Mai Associate Fred G Reickhotf, jOPTOMETRlaT120 Wedl Grand RivjjrHowell, MichiganPhone 358 6J tyeieNLivestock HaulingWeekly Trip Mads to General TruckingPHONB U P MITSales A iSpeiaJtyBert WvlieGall Fowlerviife 226F6Arnold Berquist Unadilla St Pindkne, Mlc RealFarms, Homes L BusineW 0Your Property Wkb IftGerald RaatM r mr tXkJj 1gtt m MWU nOWIJI lift M 1 FOR SALEBaled hay alfalfa and p0R RENTWintorzad cottao aCbro0m,first and second cuttings, and rt Ikt3 Holstein heifers, one due in Nov Phon8 HowU IMi U 11 FR RBNTI room yoar aruado, ,warm, eozy, modem, lakeliil koo4l a month to perm an temuwt Uuit have referencesPerer Mewere, 1996 BoarcUley Roa4Pkee YP 18829 S Holstein heifers, one due in Novrnber Fnrt KubicH S495 M36 West FOR RENTCorapIitly iuodo MTen room Ijooae at 1031 last MOALTHAT BIN FILLEB WlfH iPOCOHONTAS OR STOftW COALDelivered the Same Day OrderedComplete Stock ot Lumber Building Supplies SherwinWilliams Paint 0 E, HOEY SONSPHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 momm AND MEAWANTED A reavy home and Call UP 83107companionship for a emiindependent elderly woman If interest ppcall after 600 T m AC 72631 ,, Heaters Max , WANTEDInterior Painting , WANTED TO RENT40 aero ofPhone Howe i 4fiWl pasture Green Broth ,Phone UP W78FOR SALKTwo good felzed Bloc trie Chic Brooders, 500 sise aad i FOR SALEXayin hsns, one 100 size Emery Hajnal j wt 7 lbs Gus 194 IMplady Rd,Pinckney WP 8M24 320 Unadilla StPORK STiAK, ii6RI8C0 1 k 6AN 3c FOB SALE Chain Saw Workftrw FOR SJjr n A TI trimmed wood cut uK On Acr 1 Phone HA 640W HWe11 3Lb CAN 85cR BLOXOM h ROKJ5180 HowollPincknoySAULHotpoint WooirioB t IA Pi n c tohopsa Fro mlllttlfll 3t HullHANETT t JleetrRufcehStove andFOR SALliRock Roasters 6 to 8 Big Bilvor Lako phonoAbu Phone TJP 8 385ff l8 385ffNninga atiled jor nd deliveredhene HoveJ 1J64 or z F0R SALEKnotty pint ctotB,ana irontnga partly finjshtd haa, lakt priviHfff,ABE j AUTO IOJ AutoAuomr dv Glass Sbld and 1Installed 1018 Erzt Grand RlvrPhon price is 9,00OPhoMBaiI3eii TRAVELgravel oradeKt or prore3ad road BT MIXKD CONCR1O 4 I QRAG GOMP4 mfls vest f HoweU at Bad Pi 118 9 HO en, African Violets, laiynew mattrosa 91 jufa, ofPhone UP 8 0fOf witland door sedanthe PaJofFOB TH PROOF OF TOU GOOD FAITHVlttTABLESFRUITSWWCJttttMEATSFISHMARH6TQUALITYiafl Bmrtai Fo4onl Deportfesni 7p to OR SALE0ne nillo woft , tplrckney on M86 a well eonttaruot f KcAinachhonaod semibungralow with full baspfFOR SAL6Smaii ossvcmntExterior is completed but tho Bov, J, Wfimshinf work has not been on theinterior, located on 2 acre site soarthe new school The owner is will1 miaf to aasrifictf in order to nntinMT Id phona guieklf because of poor health COP tast u at once for an appointmont n UM661 ta see this fine property H JS p wtomg to know howT Mt Mfteff to other poople aboutr ttrvioM Tho rosulLJn iw ensk tho kiad thingsbuiintoU voiyear tootfamod offor l, fr jn and Iroiicomoo to at OB yc r ORDER YOURBank CO ALFill Your Bb Now at tle lower PricesPOCAHONTAS , BLOCK COAl BRIOUETSHARD COAL STOKERSOFT COFEED A SUPPLY COHPJWT THE PINOKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, March 30, 1955ANTE MUST BE EXPERIENCED APPLY TODetroit Die Set The CIO PoliticalBosses ore plotting propagandaIn his schoolsYour hope to stop ifdepends on your election o this patriotic citizenPinckney Michigan Phone UP 83101 STEPHEN S NISBETcandidate for reeecfion foSTATE BOARD OP EDUCATIONA splendid combination of grassroots school teacher and administrafive genius, Mr Nisbet works only inthe best interests of Michigan students and the Michigan school system Amember of the Board since 943 andcurrently It President, Mr Nisbetmerits a rousing vote of confidence by Michigan citizens,VOTEAPRIL 4RepublicanRepublican State Central Committee Lansing, Michigan Michigan Fanners UpFertilizer Use to GetExtra Yields per AcreM ICHIGAN farmers usednearly 600,000 tons of fertilizer last year to boost crops per acre, cut production costs andincrease net profits, reports theMiddle West Soil ImprovementCommittee, in a statement based on compilations of theU S Department of Agricul tureThe total of 590,921 tons ofplant food used on Michigan farms iij 1952, says the committee, was 16 per cent more thanin the previous year and carried 19 per cent more plantnutrientsThe United States as a vyholtused 22,422,41 V, tons of fertilizer last year This was 6 per centmorp in tonnage and 10 oerReady for fall fertilizing jobcent more in ,plant nutrientsthan in 1951 Farmers are buying higheranalysis fertilizers, the commit tee says They are getting morecrop feeding power per ton In the past five years the percentage of primary plant food content in an average ton of ferti lizer has increased from 196 per in O1 QMr and Mrs Dale Miller called onMrs Warda Harwood last week yhois a patient,at McPherson hospital JCtursda callers of the WilliamShehans weres Jrs Madeline Shehan and son, BiHy, of Ann Arborand Leo Lavey The CIO PoliticalBosses are plotting propagandain his schools Your hope to stop Hdepends on your election of these patriotic citizensJ JOSEPH HERBERTcoitdVdate for UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN BOARDOF REGENTSChairman of theBoard of Regents,former State Comwander American Legion, tireltti worker or better educational advantages forMichigan students, Mr Herbert1 record qualifies him for reelection0 CUDUDIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN BOARD3F REGENTSCivic leader, memberof national, state and local bar associationsAs a member of the Board of Regents ofthe University of Michigan, Mr Cudlip willchampion educational freedomVOTEAPRIL 4RepublicanRepublican otate Central Committee Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 30, 1955 Description An account of the resource March 30, 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 1955-03-30 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8ee033590d1074543f9c29ee95be8526.pdf df7f64709c774f44bc5808e81b70de46 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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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. t Volume 72 M I S K I G A N ft Oil TO PINCKNEY DISPATCHWwlnuday, April 6, 1955LLLCiiONRiiULTS Part Master Night Catholic GnurenMass education production is get ting a lot of attention from thos shocked by statistics College pi1 dents are telling the legislature thai 109,000 students on Michigan campus now will tfrow to 20i,000 by F70These figure show that 150,000 will be needed to handle the situu tion Senator Don VanAntwerp differs with the college presidents He avs if education isu to become big bus ness, then big business should be consulted He would orgiinixe a com mittee of business and industrial executives to tell the state how to build a statewide educational plant Firsthe wants to have the University of Michigan and Michigan State to concentrate on the last 2 years of cvlege work leaving the first two yearsto other colleges He wouldhave the statw aid these first year junior andcommunity colleges in all parts of the state, also the church connectedcolleges He says Jay this the statecould save 50,00ffifcD0 or the 150, 000,000 Ha says Wy could handlethe first two year college courses asthe big colleges do not specialize the first two years The smaller collegeswould be move efficient as the average student is lost in the big col j leges He is chairman of the educa jUo nal committee Senator Mriiswould expand the teachers collegesto relieve the burden on the two big colleges iWhether Senator Vanderwerpsproposal will be adopted despite ,heavy pressure against it frm Ann JArber and East Lansing remains to be seen They both want big building programs Cerk,iHighBARNES HOTEL BIRNSThe Bames Hotel at Tswas burrsetl to the ground Friday morningwas owned and operated by Mrs Toay deFillippi funuPincknty It was n 2 storybuilding next to thecourthouse and had 29 ItMr andieiNy of frameIosco countyrooms 10 ofthese were occupied at the time oftha fire The fire started in the barandwas discovered at 400 a m by 2 truck drivers of bread wagons Arthur Ziehl a Tawas fireman was hurtand Wm Sharp of Oscoda overcome by iok The motel at the rear wasot injured Iss is estimated at111,000 The Detncrats seem to nave conmueU tneir victory trend uf iat fallincomplete return showed hew in wijt lean for all state officesIn Putnam 540 votes were cast,compared to L61 2 years ago and 571 iusi ial There were VdB Democrat straights and 41 Republican410 bailots were splits The Democrats won all offices Lriuifiual returns gavu Lloyd Ha dee a 6 point margin jover Stanley Diukel for supervisor Recanvasi took 6 votes from liendee and one from Dinkei giving Hendee a one vole victory Tne vote was as followsMajoritySup, Lloyd Hendee, D, 368 1 Stanley Dinkei, R, 367Murray KennedyD 342 161Iviaxiida Clark, R, 181, Arnpld lierquist, D, 369 215 Homer Abney, R, 154 Com, John Gunners, D,364Trustee, Ben White, 367 George Long, R, 118 Trustee, Leo Lavey, D, 3G6 Mable White, R, 136 justice Phillip Gentile,D, 389i Charles Hewlett, R, 85j Jus lice, Fred WyliD, 376t Brandon White jr Bd of Rev, Asher WyliiConstablesMurray Dagg, D, 360,Harry Frost ,L 276, E Geer, D, 29SMike Harnack sr D, 306, GeorgeTansley, R 138, Floris Clark, R, 192, Cy Lathers, R, 150, ErdleyVaiiSickel, R, 196 The Democrat state ticket wasgiven a majority On the proposal to buy the Citizens Insurance buildingthe vote here was No 1 No 199,Yes 114 No 2 to finance it No No 205, Yes 131In the county No 1 earned 3056to 2946 but No 2lost2708 to 26o2 which kills the propositionCharles Uennett, D, won for supervisor in Hamburg but Mrs Ellen McAfee, D, lost for treas byDexter John Stirling anl theDemocrat ticket won, Ralph had no opposition in Unadilla Livingston Lodge No 76 F 6 AM held her 25th annual pant raab tcra night banquet at tthe schoolSaturday nightThe crowd was notas large as last year about 200 being present Most of the grandlodge officers arrived early andwent to the lodge rooms The dinner was at 7 p m at the school erved by the OES The grand lodgeofficers, past masters and lodge olficeig were seated at a long table enthe north side extending the lengthof the building The table decora ions and high light of the firstpast masters night were Harriet Rah rig St Marys Catholic CharcbKev Fr Albert Schmtft, PastorSunday Mases 800 and 1000 amNoveaa devotions, Fnuuy eveningat 7tOConfessions, Friday evening afterNovena Devotion and Saturday from730 to 900 p m and Sunday before the 800 MassMeaiionite UtiuruhCalvary Mennonite ChurchKev Ezra Beaciiy, PastorS S Supt S alu r EschElementary School , CURRftlh QKIXDKRGAKTKN NEWS iinniiie ijiiughn made a bird hby liiiiiseii and painted it IK hbluck arul unit rabbit naiiiedty has baby brother,Patrick Spimit was in Ann ArToryuahi1 i TiiiiinSunday Hi24922630426375 In entireGlenn1LMMENTARY SCHOOL NKWS The following is a list of schoolraethtrs who will act as chairmanand cochairmen of entertainmentsaud amusements for the carnival to be presented Saturday April Sifrera 4 to 9 p m, at the Elementary Sehool Contributions or donationsfor the event may be brought to the school the morning if April 23Youmay call the chairman for detailsGeneral ChairmanMrs HelenWalton, phone U 89789 PublicityMrs Joseph Hachey,Mrs John TessmerBudget and FinanceMrs Louis,RootDscorationsMrs Ear Scluiman,Mrs Clyde CloughBake Sale Mrs Edmond Hainos,Mrs Dewey SteffenRefmhmentsMrs Howard CraigRummage SaleMrs Oscar BeckWhite ElephantMrs StanleyDinkeiMoviesMrsJane SimpsonFish PondMrs Richard DulioisHandicraftMrs Earl SchumanComic Books Mrs Roy Fisher,Kiddie RidesMrs Josephine Zczulka8th Grade PlayersMrs EricRose, Mrs John BurgSquare DancingMrs DouglasFisherHandwriting AnalystMadam X Who Is Madam X wife attendedDetroit fairCampbell called onLansing withtheSunAlbert Dinkei and WHMeyer arehome from the hospital Born to Mr ami Mrs HowardRead at University hospital, Mondaya 7 lb 11 oz daughter, Mary Susanoi the Louis Warners srJohn Eisele is home after a Hthree weeks stay at Truth or Consequences, New Mexico,Mr and Mrs John Loyer attended tlu funeral of her tmt, MraClartiTaylor at Krecekenridg last Wed nesdayOna Campbell andthe flower shov in grounds SaturdayMr and Mrs OnaTom and Rita HoweCail Lentz family indayJohn Koyer and wife visited theCharles Petix family in Detroit Saturday find ealed on the ClarencePratts in Ann Arbor SundayCallers of Rill Wylie over theweek end were Stanton Line and1 Hubert Ledwidge of Royal Oak and Mrs, Lillian Wylie of Dexter,William Tiplady of Ann Arborcalled at the Lee Tiplady and LeoLavey home SundayThe Ralph Hal family were Sundixy dinner guosts of the Dale Millers in MarionCarl Shojman of Eaton Rapid wata Friday caller at the Bob Pikehomo Mike Sherman is spendingthe week here Also Leighton Pikeof DetroitCallers of Mr and Mrs JesseHenry Sunday were Hugh Wardand wife of Jackson, Clyde Smithand wife and MrsRobert Walker of Ann Arbor, Charles Whitehead and wife and Beatrice Lamborn of Greg Mrs Eloyse Campbell playedwrgau music during the dinner andRev MeLucas gave the invocationLawrence Cainburn W M gavethe welcome and introduced thetoastmaster, James Lunsford, pastmaster of Palestine Lodge, DetroitHe is also junior warden in the Consistory Lodge of Perfection DegreeClare Miller responded for the Livingston past masters and introducedthe Livingston past masteraThoepresent were Fred Swarthout, Rt Schafer, James H Hooker, P Vi Curlett, Glenn Slayton, Calvin Hook WVPercy Ellis, Norman Milier,OnaCampbell, Cliff Miller,Wesley Reader, Joe Griffith, Jack HannettClyde Fisher George Gardner, MerwinCampbell, Winston Baughn, ClareMiller and Lawrence fiaughnAffiliated past master wereHenry Hauck, Otto Poulson, Chin Robinson, Rex SackettThe Grand Lodge officers wereintroduced They were Howard Taylor, Grand Master Francis Dodye,Gd S Wj C ha ries J, SJieruauT 4Sec Rev W C Donald, id ChapMorgan Snumd, id LectjJoe Hunttr, Gd S D Rex Sackett, Gd JD Glenn Marlatt, Gd Tiler AUoWillaid Sauei1, Arthur Turrey and Faricis Benson, Bd of GenPurposes and and Hugh McLellan, Detroit andand Olin Robinson, Deputy IInThe 3 candidates for grand marshall introduced were Willard SauerSparta Aithur Torrey, Grand and R, F Thalner, Flint Morning Worship,by Mrs y School Youn Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship Service WednesdayThursday 730 p m, Specialen service, Dr M iliiaeJ iLyon, speaker Sunttly, April 3 at 7ii 1Easter Cantata at chuuh 1000H07 M0800 Billday 1 iarr Jobnand Larry Kstii1 suits JJotslord Tach,lei ail Lindaliavc TIJI heI, patint arestair health board a i v iii bi jljm,ri according t on now there are 1000bed in LbTiie newUKJSl TH hospitals in Michije a I Kalamaoo has iiUcntly there is talk soiiu of ihe hospitals for otl S Tin state is way behindjiitntaJI ill and retarded d institution haBKennvlindii Fivbc liail tiiiiany Sunvas in Detroit on duj4 lias li pups, lias 4 b,ib lambsiur tarjur dad lias a nv arI i1 I i1 I ter witVi ir, t i 11 iiini to yrueandpi ntRev J W Winder, PastorSunday School 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 mThur night prayer meeting 1 1,1at the church atWed choir practiceThe PeoplesM36 Wot between Unadilla StreetsRev KeithSunday SchoolSunday WorshipYouth Group Evening ServireTliur Prayer Mjr Choir PrarMie Wo1 Sr Chor Practice Wed 800730 p m WU Ml 111hwiiia in iand, Pastor 943 a1100 a 700 p800 p800 p 400 p730 p mrmmm am A I,i,Li in 1, i at aw GRA I i iiJ i alibiis isUid Awe liearterlinton SundayJ birdathadniak xbutay , jat i, to aunt Til LrtJHtwaitirijr list and it takes t anyif in there Tht same ijf the insane asylums AcctHdiiiu tbe tiialib board is consideHlt rfnfei inv the patients fremUnwell Sanitarium to vther hsp makniK it Vr to a mental h Tlu Howell institution hasitv of patients but at ti M ime has only 222 Per etin 1JU1 bas been retreaekifllarmin has beennid and their llolstein herd aiiyifit abandoned Still theirr, i aitiui 75,001 a year The lli Sinitai JLiin wan the first i knd , 1H established ir the statbarl abuui 1908 TheGeuje W Tieple WHS appoiHteii1 t Mirhiyan Sanitariuml,y Cuv Warmr and served fr BMI, ini uf years In those days ithid a iMitf waiting list Howwt, , imiidn of other such institutibave KM n biiilt iiue then and thurf nyh patients te fillet hemha re Melirl iiiii her I I J I i LGALILEAN MISS 10Nr i a MOdadi i d lit lieV Illba chiekt 1H i 1a newt J11Larry MattSunday School Morning Worshipveniujr ServiceWpd Praver 10u0 AM104o A M MilWr it i M11 i J a tie ii1newf i K wnMl i old ajv pension systematisid ionvaifscfnt homes top p Hue i,iushrinn aiter a rain Inii aMs tiie obi at peHsiew is tii aifiit to pay the keep f the diiiic at these homes Invalids get a e, puinn than ihe average In iin mi st fraternal societies havt 111 IVLbLv aiLU4 mxh H d ni r Th Catholic dioceuei purchased the 750 room Il4tlif dier ti use as a horn fr thtnvy already have a hovnt fta i ini e Wayne county,WILLIAM PADLKYWilliam 1adiey, S7 ditihome in INardon, Ya hinhe had Jived o many ars i l haa i i h nHe 11 eiliter received Baughnhis past retiring masmasters apronand carrying cast his brother,Wnstoa making th presentation William H Gardner wats presenteda life membership by his brother, Glenn and Karl Baughn by Norman Miller Edward Allen wa unable tomood received it for him from Reg Jniond receivd it for him from Reg Schafer Rex Read was also absent and at his request the secretary re joeiveri it jHoward Taylor, Grand Master ofFlint gave the address He is controller for the Buick division of,General Motors He stressed Mas jonie needs speecially the 88 bed hos pital grand lodge desires to build at the Alma Masonic Home to be financed by a 2 a year increase in thedues or percapita of Michigan MacansThe entertainment numbers wereby Mrs Loretta Schafer and daughter, Patsy ,accordians aad MrsBurnett, guitar and several select ion by the Craftsmens Quartette,George Gardner, Orlaod Winslow, Harold Riggs and Earl AhfoidKev Donald, grand chaplain gavethe benediction the son of Henrybel Patlley fmarried Knentbor Sie surpj Willene ThrcMai, Teeplea past Mastersonic Lode Lodge on his d DIMilbs i iesi fof inM II Iwh a iuiLia ,itei1,Pin knew i i J HIliirtlui Alull I iitncer did v niauTie uni visiteu visit h ivMial s vliN Itd in hi va 1 n, e in lo b id1GICO1COURT NEWS DESSIK SCOTTKNMrs Bessie Sroiten i r the late Col ilwin S Gdrehad funeral services held for her inDetroit lust Thursday She h,,i lived in California for many year Sj leaves a daughter, Mrs Ned Tons,Col George gave the University ofMichigan th 1000 acre yanie reserve here and the land for the Kirk in I heHills in Bloomfield, Oakland countyPAIL J JONESPaul J Jones, son of Josiah andSarah McCullough Jones died Saturday at U of M hospital,Ann Arbor His family lived on the C V VatiWinkel farm here about 35 yearsago The deceased had been in Ja kson 80 years where he worked for the ProWeld Co Surviving are ason,Paul,and 4 sisters, Mrs CelesteMcKinley, Pinckney, Mrs MinnieScripture, Chelsea, Mrs Ruth Riethmiller, Jackson, Mrs Hattie Brooks, Plymouth and 3 brothers,Samuel of Plymouth and Harry andWilliam of Jackson re it A dot he,t w i n tir A i nold Home,i of aii sect of creed can fuel when their children k u v Jir can care lor themti liiMitih anywhere in tht beef I ,,iiie Mis Lisenhwer,eiifi wile was fresBt at R f ii i ne uUicr nitfht when i iiered searing1 a Vee n ica wiiii heis Tbe wiiiHAD tnri t Mined pale when shee i iilarity in dreves i iin in o anoibei rooiw Ml i in evi, illy1 i hr COJlt fildni tlie njisi amugiwg ,i ine Hie IJys wfctMoitli antiridee has tieat babyd Sia I c ell i coatSI a i o M 1irkiM ni o the dentiiidaat , II 11vvij fend, nelei eii a 11 i 11 t of Vieiu uverat the Presidentwhobanquet tables no htha i paryvacationLiinllf1st,Welet We i it eit heiast ran The JiHi uftownhitrodin Id o the deathAH iiiuiiiri uf theBarbara d f2nd and rdafhad a oi A lii liCi I1 last and s i r A i Mr m NKWSin rhooll iIn rweek hilly R,tcde home flM1 hisin Analyst who will surprise and Mrs Dolly Baughn and childrenamazt you with her great know visited her mother, Mrs Harold Itdge of character reading, be sure Franklin in HoweI last wekt visit her booth, you will learn Ernest Kew and wife of Detroitthings about yourself you never were Sunday guests at the AlberlX Judge CarlandButler to 18 months probation and ordered him to make resttition ef160 to the Citizens Mutual Ins Coof Howell He atole a box of moneyand gtampB there Huebner got i day, in jail , , , , Tht funeral services were at thewntencec Arnold, B hftrdt Funera, H c I Tuesday Rev Keith Rue f pinck offieiatin Bm,alCemeteryreeoghlzed before IN APPRECIATIONI wish to extencl my thanks to theVoters of Putnam Township forthefr Vote of Confidence and Fine Support at the Polls MondayLloyd HendeeThanks for the support at the pollsMonday April 4 Arnold Berquistt appreciate your support at thepells Monday where I led the ticketand intend to carry out ray plaform Justice Phillip Gentile Dinkei homeRoy Smollett and wife of Petoskey called at the Albert Dinkei tmnie last week and on others in thevicinityThe neighborhood gave the Asher rWylies a farewell party Saturdaynight at the Marion town house35 Jwere therein behalf of the company Bert Wylie presented them with a money John iluebner got 2 day, infor driving on a revoked license Divorces were granted to Imeafrom Thomas Moulner Beverly fromGeorge Griffin JrBradley Merithew of Taylor iy meter was arrested whei his car collided with another at Grand Riverand Michigan Are in the early inor1ning hours Sunday Liquor was foundin his car He waived examinationand was given 9 days in jail A 14 year old girl from Romulus who waswith him was returned to her home February 25 state police were call jed to old Birkett or Dr Towner homemLo TT c , , , , on the Dexter Road where 4 peopleThe Herb Sneed family of How1 al, minon wer, Mtin 8tranpl Lie came home from Florida Satur j uor wag fouad if whih RMrs Edith Carr and son, Robert,visited the Gail Middletons in De itrmt Sunday ffnvr caTTerf on the 1NTBRTAIN GRANDOFFICERSAnn Shirley Reason entertainedthe grand officers and grand reppresentatives of the Grand Assem bly Order of Rainbow for Girls in Michigan and their parents at theU of M Fresh Air Camp,PattersonLake ever the week end 35 werethere moth1Jerryer, Cv day Linda Rhodes shopbo Saturday She yocshoes and a kiteJudy tieary nncUdf last week FlorcruM Itley visitedmother in firacd Rapids John Walton had companyday broi hbirt thd in Ann Ara new pair ofin rhicer a iSun discoveryAH 111tea FontUc H bill was inin tfie legislature previdiag pialt for any pern ehiid under the ae There wa a referesto it and it aiust iiiVtby the voters Eery legislature sees a bilon onv Hue defeathe oihers failed te pass er killed in committee It is Aih bill would get anyreuii States with capitol punisk,ii ,til have such murders Theyare idniost always the work ef Men tally deluient people for wkicbAlMuan ias but limited faeilitieto iaic for La peer i the enly stiiiitMII for this purpose al it itovercrowded with a long waiting1 listThere is nuieh taik about rmdyi this condition but little has keett eij ielseii attaiieiajtpi odon if the ej pitrishnuiitpeoj iLodI and i pe i eui itEddie Fihc r pond Snnrfay iary Ritledcthe woorf Bobby nrts bird av 100 turtles in afound a snake inPat andWs rTeTped still missinjrvisited her pranMISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS Mrs Ivan Richardson va hostessto the Ladies Missionary Society ofthe Peoples Church last Wcdndey 20 members were there and 1guestMraLloyd Wellman led devotionsand Mrs Celi Nash, the propnam which was a Bible Quiz and parrtemine of Bible characters Refreshments were served Mrs NelsonMr and Mrs Lee Lavey, Jackfthftrp and wife mad MrsMae Metzhad dianer at Frankenmuth SundayMd called on the Tom Howes sr atlast Tawas and the Tony defillip ftea at Tawat The latter expectedte atari rateaUdine their hoUl dexiwMiiii kr frirfay this wttk Bettes family in Waled Lake J J 9Lrtki wr foun4 in the wIRoberta Ackley and Pat Thayervisitetl the formers aunt, MadgeJack at Mt Pleasant last week George Foster and Roy Brooks ofFlint called on Mrs Mary Hofflast towed to Pinckney Walter Beelingerof Rush Lake reported his cottajrs o , ,rabhfiiLoffiahiaie tAu, Bugzrd w hvee jextjneetinfrWankets, food, ete Most of,BAKE SALE APR1L 9til d The Sophmere ClaRs of Pincknoyhigh school will hold a bake sale at tthe telephone building Saturday,ApriJ and 23 from 10 a m to 1 p mBorn to Mr and MrsElmer Alternbart CUssie Haines of DexterTwo of, the juveniles were returnedto Detroit where they were on probation The two from this cotintywill go bfre probate court here In all the four had stolen four cam, then Pat but Mike isRolecn Singermother SundayPauline Stnpleon has a nivBonnie Honds cat has 4 kittoisShaft1 visited her aunt and unrlein Dexter SECONl GRADE NKWSWo are jrhul to have a now girlotii room She is Mary WvUe from the Yniinylof school LIBRARY NEWSNYw books at the Library arKatheme by Seton and Geod MerBMikeJLcatfh , The Herb Palmer family wera IBDetroit Friday The Russell Clark family of BockIike and Donald Clark ofspent Sunday at the WalterhomeMrs Dorothy Dinkei and JehaAjrand Christine spent Sunday wittlher sister, Mm Luella PiatarseA im nStockbridre Mr and Mrs PercyKoiscr was in Detroit Eas home from Florida Ellis arrNviFriday 1Wter shopping Friday Sarah McMarkrn was up northdurinir vacationI Ao A11 i n onVTsiterrKt tits bTcT home at Inkstor last week Billy Shirey jo sunburned duringvacation jRose Marie Vedder s a newjump rope Cheri Darrow was inFridayLaurel Titusoutfit Fred Read s Saturday and therew Nesbita Monday George Dags sr, Geoiand WHliam Keener ofspent the week end witkha a new BrightonEaster Horn to Mr and liraHenry of Strawberry Lake atJoe hospiul Ann Arber latsa 7 lb son, DannieGeorge Gardner aadback from Florida faatwere also fat Cktotfq,THE PINCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, April 6, 1955liWANTED MUST BE EXPERIENCEDAPPLY T0Detroit Die Set Pinckney Michigan Phone UP 83191Mate Help WantedAll Typts of Production Machine OptrttersAutomatic Screw Machine, Bar Mackke Optr tors, Tool Skarpeners, Tool Room MechanicsMachnt Repait Men, Electricians, Tin SmithUnd Millwrights t ADetroit Transmission DivisionGeneral Motors Corporation Willow Run NEIGHBORING NOTESA check of winter deer losses willbe made in 150 sample strips inMichigan each 2M miles in length by4 man teams No dead raccoons have been reported found in several months and the distemper that was killing themis thought to have abated 47 coyottes, 39 bobcats and 1503foxes were bountied in February Michigans wild turkey experimenthas expanded SporUmeji released some in Arenas county last week and others were released in Ostoda T ie states, releases last year were all in the Allegan state forest The probate court has approved the purchase by the state f the DoU acres James Vernor Estate near Lipeer for recreation useIce has kept the smelt from spawning but when it goes out some 200 million are expected to crowd Michigan streamsState workers have livetrapped 150deer this winter to study their habits Dr W H Erwin and wife of Howell celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary March 27th,The townships who send childrento the Stockbridge school districtmet last week to dec idle on how Uassess the lands of the district Asupreme court decision last year wasthat all lands in fractional schooldistrict must use the state equaliz ed plan The supervisors failed toagree and, voted to ask the state taxcommission to set the valuationThe Rogers Corners school hasvoted to be annexed to the Chelsea school district806 children received immunizationshots at Chelsea Jast weekThe Chelsea Kiwanis is sponsorran AH Sports banquet t the school tihere April 18 Wally Weber istoastmaster and Sonny Gendee ofthe Detroit Lions, speakerKathiyn Rudnicki is valedicrorianof the Fowlerville senior class uvi Cecelia Carusi, salutatorianMara Miller, Fowlervlle hiuschool coach has resigned to accept a coaching job at Grand LedgeThe county hospital drive wentway over the top f08,7990 in mo ney and pledges being collectidThe Dexter Firemans boxing 1KVat the hiyh school there is Saurpfayv Aprin23 Sr children were given immtmi zatibrishHsirt Dexterlast weetrEmmett Harris has reared aliT 38 years as a Howell rural mail c i rierI Stewart Matthais, 21 of 1M jfl Michigan State College ynHr, w killed March 20 lii i a tree on Hacker Road nea Uii j ton Ed Fritch is the new pv 1, ef the Howell Tlutary ChubDr Harry Hun ing on has J after 4H years of midiral iiafiaii H has delivered 1 SDO ,,,y The Owosso Speedway eiii Syndy April 10 for racing cars Mr and Mrs Floyd Jovc f ell observed their Uuli vvii nivrsary March LTMiss Winifred Baldwin of ILindiliand Thomas Hcruys of Siilnc married at the latter place last wee HOWELL, MICHGANLEE THEATREWhttaor Lok,Tues, Wed, Thyr, April 5, 6 7 My ma Loy and Frederic Marsh toBEST YEARS OF OUR LIVESFriday, Saturday, April 8, 9 1 uhl b maturePhil Carey and Martha Hyer inWYOMING RENEGADES lsoPaul HenreLd and Patricia Medina InPIRATES OF TRIPOLI Friday, Saturday, April 8, 9New WonderREVENGE OF THE CREATURE withJohn Agar and Lorf Nelson andCULT OF COBRAwithFaith Domergue Color Cartoon1Sunday, Monday, April 10, 11 Matinee Sunday JiJW p m com Stewart ftrainger and Grace Kelly inGREEN FIREIn Cinemascope and Color Sun, Mon, Tues, April 10, 11, 12Kirk Douglas, Jeanne Crain and Clair TrevorInMAN WITHOUT A SSTARFeaturetteNovelty Cartoon NewsiTties Wed, Thurs, April 12 13, 14 Kirk Douglas and Blla Darvi TnTHE RACERSin Cinemascope and ColorGeoj Collins has gone to Detinit to drive a teamMac Kennedy is working in theMises Murphy millinery shopMrs, Win Ha mum entertained hermother arid sister from Munith astj week Kuaeno Smith has sold his farmj at Anderson to Mike Roche and mov ed on Mrs Julia Pangborns farm Will Penniniton is moving on JohnI Mortcnsons furm,Albert Dinel has the measelsSome OHO stole a robe from JohnDon hik1 buggy while he was at the Macabees Fair at Plainfield but it w mysteriously returned 2 days latrI Mr and Mrs Koy Smollett weim over njyhi guests of the Louis WagI nnrs Thursday They were n their1 1 way home to i eloskey after spend ing the wiiUor al Silver Springs ini Maryland Wednesday, Thursday, April 13, 14MGNS Finest PictureTHE BATTLEGROUNDA Drama StarringVan Johnson, John Hodiak, Ricardk Montalban and Jeorge Murphy Color CartoonSYLVAN THEATRE Chelsea, MichiganFriday, Saturday, April 8, 9 SIX BRIDGES TO CROSSAction Drama starringTony Curtis, Julia Adams, Geerge NadorStory of Brink RobberyNews and CartoonSunday, Monday, April 19, 11 THE LONG GRAY LIN1 In TechnicolorwithTyrone Power and Maureen OHara in CinemaScope3 Sunday Shows 330,600,830DR IE CAMPAUj OPTOM ETRIST Eye Examinations VednescLfLYand Saturday , by Appointment1 126 ChiLson Road, 4 mi N of M86Brighton AC 74431 Tues Wed, Thurs April 12 13, 14THE VIOLENT MENin TechnicolorA Western StarringGlenn Ford, Barbara Stanwyck and E G Robinsonin CinemaScopeShows 715, 905CominsrRicochet, Vera Cruz, GlassSlipper, Bridges at Teyko, TheCountryGirL Miv anl MK, Georg Pasa oftroit ware Saturday dinner gufitg Asher Wylic is working in BrightonNotes of 48 Years AgiATB Of IPrelate Ceurt for the Countyof NASCAR Flying Mile at DayUaa Beack In the Matter o toe EfUte ofIva 1 Melria also known ai KvaIitella Melria Deceased At a session of said Court held onMarea 25, 19 W Present, Honorable Hiram It Smithie ef Probate Notice isHereby Given, That jhefetitiemof Francis M Barron, ikt executor ef said estate, prayingkit final account be allowed and theresidue of said estate assigned to the pepT entitled thereto wTTTbe heard at the ProbateCourt on April 19, 1955 at ten A M It is Ordered, that notice thereof tbe given by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, inthe Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each known party iaterett at hit last known tddree by registered mail, return receiptI demanded, at least fourteen 14 j deje prior to saeh hearing, or fey personal service at least five I daysprior to such hearing Hinm Smith, Jelest rtnaafll Aeglster of Dr C L Siglor is sjHidiijf n f wweeks in Liberty New York at a Tl SanitoriumWe thank Mrs John rorteuiSr for A fine chicken for FrterHugh Finley has bought a jewelryitore at St Charles and is movingthereRev A G Gates of New Hampshire has been hired as pastor of ihv Congl churchAt the election Monday the Democrats won all the offices but svnivviior and highway commissionerWm, C Miller won supervisor overJohn Dunns by 9 votes and FredGrieve, highway Com by 6 votesover Bert VanBlaireum Otherselected were Will Moran deri V W Barnard, treas E W Kmody, justice Frank Tiplady, Bd of JJPVAt the W I C social at the R GWebb home Friday the following pro gram was put on Chorus, Y I CSolo, Viola Peters Recitation, Glenn Tupper Phonograph music Duet,Grace and Harold Grave ReritaiirCarmen Leland Solo, Ralph Miller Webb 4Spot a good new or used car youd like owningOur bank has a good pian for carfinandniPayments are planned to fit your income, and youmay arrange your own insurance if you wishFinancing costs at our baok are reasonablevuick, friendly serviceTHE McPHFRSON STATE BANK 7p to 10,000 insured by our membership in the FederalDeposit Insurance Corporation I8BA Over EiffhtyNine Years ofWagoners GroceryMiss Lillian Boyoe has her millinery opening Saturday The suit ofEloyjL 6066 PJnckney ReadvsVANS MOTOR SALES145 East Main St Kinckoey Mr imFlorida are visiting taoir daugh tter, Mrs Lyna Beattie aid familyof uh Lake Taey, have a suerkerne at Newberrylir uti Mrs Leuis Wagner grare hewe after tyeeiiaff S atksat Wahaaja, flW Frank Peters over mill pondrights has been carried to the supreme courtClyde Darrow spent the wk cpdwiththe Curlett family in DexterWirt Smith has an auction advertised for April 11The Congl Ladies Aid took in 2at their dinner election day The Misses Beulah flauprm andMable Sigler spent the week on in BrightonMrs Jay Stanton of Chclser vrohas been ill with spinal meningitis is betterCharles Beurman has been appointed supt of the county fawu uality MechandiseStroddard, present supt will move to HowellThe Porter Clothing Co of Hovollwftt harve a dtspfay of Mvri ruiT Boys suits at Hotel Tuomey, April4 and 5Mrs AJfred Fuhrman and Mrs,Carol Wiltse gave a shower for Jfrs Joyce Fuhrman one night lastweek tLOW PRICESBeer and Wise to Take OutPhone Hewell 706J2THE ROUSH PLUMBING Plumbing RepairingSt Phone UP4 V SfBM HNCKNST DISPATCH Wednesday, April 6, 1955Act ofUtTtto fiowatt St in, i LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGS ifCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES ORYGOODSSusan LaBell had a tonsil removal operation at McPaeraon laat weekKENNEDYS GENERAL STORE FLOWERf POP All OCCASIONS fromfMAW Phone 28T HI MtPUMOSI IUII STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tot the County of LivingstonIf the Matter of the EaUte oStewart Andersen Deceased PresentHonorable Hiram RSmithJudgeofProbate, iAt a session of said Court heldMarch 25, 955 Notice is Hereby Given, that the jthe petition of Gerald Reason, theadministrator of said estaterpraying his final account be altawod and theresidue of said estate assigned tothe persons entitled thereto, will beheard at tht Probate Court on the ltU 4uy el April, 1935 at ten AM It is Ordered, that notice chereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks consectiVilyprevious to said day of hearing in t tie Pinckney Dispatch and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice tobe served apon each known party ininterest at hit last known address byregistered mail, return eccipt Jmanded at least fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing or by personalservice at least five days prior to such hearinjr Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copyCelesta Parahall o Mia Wiftfred Grave who hasia Jackua amd Howell tkis waiterkas returned to her own kume here Vince LaJoba with his uncles olAH Arbor visited tke Tony defiliipies at Tawad Friday Edward barber and wife oi Dnvihe called on the Ixvin KenaedySunday Mr and Mrs M J Keason entertained the Gerald Reason, JackReason and Max Reynolds familyat dinner Sunday Mrs Raymonda Morris and twodaughters visited Miss Sarah Led widge last weekDan Driver and wife and 2 children of Dexter called n Mrs Margaret Clark and family SundayMrs Dorothy Diakel and childrenwere in Ha well last TuesdayTke Joe Griffith family were inDetroit last TuesdayClarence Jiaver and family ofFarmiHgton called on the Murray Kennedy home Sunday Bob iiuck and son, Johnny, spentSunday in Am Arbor with his mutn er, Mrs Anua TaskFrank Aberdeen and wife wereSunday guests ef the Harold Fairchild s in Hoyal OakAl Johnson of Detroit called oitthe Lawrence Camburns Saturday The L J Henry family visitedthe Keith Bradburys in Chelsea OH Sundayifrl Kimberly and family of Willow Village spent Sunday at UieTom Ware homeThe Bob dUannon family of Redford and Mrs Edna Spears andJack Sheldon were Sunday guests of the Francis Shenan familyState Trooper Garth Meyer ofBad Axe was here this week andcalled on his father, W H Meyirat St Joe hospital MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServiceHONE UP8114 6 7 S CAST MUWATER SYSTEMSPLUMBINGStanley linkefTRACTORS CARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO MJCH i 6S2Represented by H W WYLIEPMGASTAPPAN WITH COOUJlSPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFERRegular PriceAllowance for your presentYou pay only 00000000000000Come In today See this new and beautiful range modespecially for hornet beyond the gas maim See amting Coolilt,, the automatic oven pilot that aoes rvie goHockey Appliance StorerEE ALUMINUMBOATWT 100 LBS 17950 Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy andMrs Dorothy Kennedy were in Jackson Thursday Juaior Henry and wife of Detroitcalled at the Alfred Fuhrman an4L J Henry hemes Sunday Mrs Ralph Hall attended the 4HAchievement days at Howell lastMonday and Tuesday Mr and Mrs James Whitlery entertained the Fred Read aniff JohnMcGuire families at dinner Sunday Mrs Ruth Ritter received werdlast week that her uncle, ErnestTravis, 94, diet at Napierville,Ill last week Mrs Jane Nasfe Clark and herhusband, Jack Clark leave Germany for the states April lith The Winston Baughn family spentSunday with the Gordo Allen family in Lansing Isabel Nash, Mrs Ruth Ritter aid2 SOBS took David Nasn wne kasbeen spending a week at the Mark Nash home back te Mich State College Sunday of Ann they shine like Hits rijhl nflthrn in Uvtric rttiujf IJ them,ir pictureSwitch to CLEAN ELECTfce Kenntthry family MEYER BOAT TRAILER500 LB CAPACITY, 8750WOOLSEY MARINE PAINTSmelt NU WaidersHip BootsArchery fackle Gulf Clubs and Supplies Complete Line of Fly Casters Spring Rods and Reels Boat TipsETHunde Outboard Motor Sales Srvice Open Sundays MILL CREEK SPORTING GOODS STPbowJU68135 Dexter, lArber aad the W McDonald familyef Jackson spent Sunday at the lUyfiuma seme Omar Gas and wife of Betreitspeat Sunday at the Lester McAfeehem Jack Hannettg Velvet Eez teamjbowletd at Bay City Sunday Theytook their wives aleng and had dinnner at Frankenmuth Mrs Anna Seefeeld and tthe DosJGHffea family of Ann Arbor wereSunday guests of the Robert SeefeUlfamily Tired of scrubbing and scouring blacKmed pots and nans afterevery meal Its a thank ss job So wliy iBecome a carefree electric cook You see, cl Jr it a niinute theyre as modern as orrovOS DE1H3JIJack Follick of Detroit called onthe Henry Haucks Saturday aad atFleyd Hollia apl family of Hara1 tended the Masenic banquet here SPECIALSThe JohMcDonnells are home I urdavfrom Cleyeland where hewMre D Malecently grated on Turer andMrand MrsLoui Rushin of Ann c0rt called on ye edArir, Marion VanNorman, Don Thomas Beftner wasand 3 children and Rev aroundr Spelding of Detroit called at G1 Gerdner of Stantonth Georfe VanNorman home Sun Saturday at the Williamner howetakinf himH spentGardThe Robert Seefeld family was inAan Arbor couple of days lastweek Mr and Mrs Florii CUrk and Ohannberi A n iRupert Garner andwif of Detroitwere week end fueaU of the GeorgeVan Norman family Mr aad MM ftanry Pidgeen of Sunday with Mr Mary AMIVEGETABLESBEEF BY THE SIDE, LbDINNER PLATES, 27 Count CUPSTURKEYSXL Satisfaction or Your Money Bade SOMERS kvv 7JfW rt J V , to v Wtdawdft April 6, 1965capitol FIFTH GRADEThe winners in the spelling beewho could not be spelled down were Landa Kellenberger, BarbaraBaugha, Linda Barrett, MarleeaSchuckClaudia GarrKathy Reason, tincKlrcKathy Reason, Sherry Keiser, Ger rlily 1100 A M to THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNElTho jinckney SanitariumRay M Duffy, M D jiaid Darrow, Butch Nosker, MickeyRitUr, Don Aakley Our Michigan units are all completed and we will be ready ivr ourtrip to the capitol in couple of weeks We made birthday cards r rTerry Re well We had a nice vacation but areglad to be backWe are making charts to complete our units , Our Edison booklets from NVvyL Jersey are interesting We each each have our own P MExcepi WednesdaysIvluh, Tit Fri, Sat 0i LO 800 P MTISTffirclfl AVt Office i35 814 rpoint merita IHifftt School District Cham pious Front row Coach Reader, HoIliHgsworth, Htrb Dyer,im Lavay, Neil Calrk, Rill Rowt11, Dick HigysBaek Charle Hemy Don Packer,Bruce Jtahl, Alvin is,TM WyliV Jim Wilson AT 639 P MATHLETIC DINNERJN HONOR OF THE PINCKNEY PIRATES SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1955PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUMLets All Turn Out and Sh the Bys Our Aprefatien for the Fiae Job They Did Lets Pr4 of Them Lets Be There Get Your Tick eta Marly at Any Business Place in Pisckney APrtgraa is BeingPlanned LYLE V MUNSEMRlvWTKKFl LAM SIXTH GRAD Susan LaBelle went to the hos HONE I i 8and had her tonsils i movl last week v We enjoyed our vacation hut are glad to be back in schoolWe thank the janitor for clean inland waxinir the floor It looks nio Dennis Specknagel James Gearyare teaching a unit aboui AlaskaThey do a good jobMrs Taach and Kristen are inBoyaten Beach, Florida and havinga fiat time Mrs Bonnie Henry is substituting for herWe are behind in arithmetic butare getting caught up by dwiny home work Our graduation program it tonalonff fine but we have to leiru totalk louderAs you know we are guin oI have a carnival Our room is goi to d a play called The EmptriorsNew Clothes ASSOCIATERitter TVSaleServicRADIO ft TELEVISION SHtYICI Proapt ad CoartoowPhone UP 8W 125 Wefcrter 8i Finekney, MiehiganFUNERAL HOMEDon C Sartkonl DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServicePHONE U F 83172Fred C Reickhoff, Sr OPTOMETRIST10 West Grand RiverHow ell, MichiganPhone 338 xsidence 61Lloyd HeededLivestock HaulingWeekly Trip Made to DetrojGeneral TruckingPHONE V P W47st Iiiiurt River Hyvell, Michigan Rogr J GarrComplete insurance Coverag PHQNE UP62133Cl 1owleviliij 226F6SCHOOL NOTES CONT ifr wont hppinf mlast weak et Afcley cnUiSifr Friday,vt SefU kn a newhisFat NtoMftmtr visittiilast weekSchmidt hat birthdayKaren Rewtlls iothtr kai new steam irn by 5 in arithmeticRonnie H rave Larry f a ict Aniu Cltrk JOa indwra aidrf flmt sUnt Clifford Mfev Wave net been abRay Kellenberger and 4 of his seRt Y itLriy tkig yarsistPrs were baptised Sunday tttraldiat Sji8U has moved to Many of the children r collect outk Lyo Karen Eichman pent laat wvI1 with the Russell Glover familybulletin eard lTlaii ftriiig we started dlviiin J Weblrville They broughthome Sunday kCrane and wife nrc UariFloridaErneit White and wife, oi II iv and the Garl Bidwell famiy cfIrighten culled on the Ben Wjui s i3 IquistCemetery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford fj 1 Milfoid, MichiganMiiford Granite WoittReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake Property Businen OpportunitiesLift Your Property Hith MUerald Reason1 tiiokfr 209 North Peaft PHONE 11 p 1thingsFOURTH GRADEThis week we start a unit nlit The Gift of the Nil Y finished our bird study andtook ojn booklets homt blr va1 will g t Milwaukee cation We have a fine display ofMe il ball au bat lor bird charts and pictures ff our hersin ii Plvwtutk FridayTHIRD GRADEKuka i i 8t JM hospital Miekal Tauriaaina was 10 j Sundayyears bid dunwg varaticii I Millersn6 rtfo ratFrd Crudder visited his grand M Warda Hnrwooc of Howparent in Cicagt lat wetk and Sunday who is home from th the Natural Siimce and Field Mus piUl pinkney, MlcGM Stanpi FillicHj ADVS F0R SALEUndenvood Noiseless Elite type 12 carriage, very goodbirntr oil heating odilioa, a bargain Reson for Mrtin M91 Fsit IllJf ned lr carnageI,i tin 325 tUP S3135S wt fromtuitt thre Lt0 Garish and wife of Deh iJhn Singw and Jkn tolfe called 011 Will Shehan and vw U LausiH last wk and saw Sunday il Va I5 in MlllHrnack WANTEI To load manure faear around Ftrm1 by the hourif v modern daround 1, lake Phon Gregory 4F15FARMERS f1ALJNG iWlNiL iouo per bal tor your wheat,aio Agrico Itwtim to bring your oats in ta cleaned and treatedfevt certified Craig Clinton Seed OaU on Jiand D E, HOEY SONSPH6NE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119r 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H0 HowllPinckney Road l MREAi v MTXK CONCRETE D i GKAVin COMPANYmile west of Bowell at 4350 j Fo SALlKaotty pine cabinlipcz Read Pfionj Rwel Pry fiaisked has lake priviliaWffftv 1 3 8 r HOWEI lew be livad in the year around Thyou ritt rttUMr nrlo la your horn orpiao of Imtlnosf iDrop HM aeardt SALESMAN5iName and Addi TACK HANNETTPHONB UPft 111 FOR SALE One mile weTf rSufPincknoy on M36 a well instruct Silver iika mihiinlow with full basf JmentEtiior is completed but th tlnishin vrk has not ben on the xns interior, located on 2 acre site nar the new school The owner i willinff to sacrifice in order to tell quickly because of poor health Citact us at once for an appointment to see thi3 fine property H JjicKoicher, Realtor, 336 g Ann atT ormandy 2324U, Ann Arbor V62will dgirl 13 wants workschool and SaturdaysMothers or baby litter 1 8 9908Vhone p86961MARKET PRICES Q U AtlT Y SBRV1CE THANKS FOR THB PROOFOP YOUR GOOD FMTHW want our customers to know how thy are sayinsr to other people about 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 06, 1955 Description An account of the resource April 06, 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 1955-04-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/65116933f7b8f35d136f1c94308e49fd.pdf 7476701f178c03621da8ae6c8061adb5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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Pinckney DispatchMICHIGAN MIRROR Well Michigan had another closeeection last week and we still dontknw who the official winners werefor 3 important officers The return so far give ihe Demcciats fivvictories and the Republicans hrcebut the Republican euds are smallexcept Judge Cans for the supreme court Clare Taylor for aupt of public instruction is ks tthan 2000ahead, and Steve Nisbett for boardeducation about 800 Ii will be several weeks befoie tht canvas is completed and then recounts may beis orderTwo years ago owing to numerouserrors by the election boards, thegovernor study commission headedby Judge Lila Neunfeld made 24 refciumendationjt for better conduct ofeleVien Up to date but one hasbeen put into effect, creation of a bi patitaa board of canvassersThe governor and Rep Peltz ofthe highway committee are lisput iiiit who is responsible for the muchdiscussed and long delayed highwaybill The governor once agreri to supper Rep Peltzs bill which provided fotr a cnt and a half increase in thefer eent and a half increease in the the truck wt tax to Je voied on bythe people April 4 but the senatekilled it The senate now has comeup with a new bill giving the state 76 percent of the increased tax andthe counties and cities 25 percent The governor favors a 4 iane arterial system to relieve congested highways to be paid for by bonds There should also be assurance that themoney will be spent on arterial roadsroads and not on, bits and snatcheshere and thereTht bill to permit counties to ignor the equalized state valuationin computing school taxes where district boundaries bisect countylines wa killed in the senate buteoraee up again i the house A big battle looms in the move toreptal the toll road authority Thosebacking the move are cities whoselimits it runs through and farmerswhose cornfields it crossesThe legislature killed the bill toforbid employers selling goods totfiiir employee at wholesale Tht adjournment date has heenchanged from April to June 3 and itiray ven h TH1 PINCKNgY DISPATCHWednesday, April 13, 1955WINS SCHOLARSHIP LOCAL NEWS ISdManion out tinurchSL Marys Catholic ChurchHev fr Albert Schinitt, PastorSunday Masses 80u and 1000 amandone oi tiic 70 scholarfiu uw Tom Manion jr of Kalamazoo andby the Ford foundation She , Rupert Garner and wife of DetroitWHMeyer and wife had for Eas Novena Devotion, and Saturday fromter guests the Garth Meyer family 730 to 900 p m ami Sunday beWINS FORD SCHOLARSHIP Easter guests of the George VanCretchtn Tasth, daughter of Mr Normans were the Rex Noggles efand Mrs Robert Tasch of Pinckney Ann Arbor, Tom Elementary Schoe i CURRENT OMAffiNtwon ook the examination at Jackson jnJanuary 49 wrewuvM m Midi at 7t0Coifensiom,, Friday evening after Digan and the rest in other statesShe of Bad Axe, Bdsil Meyer and Win, Jure the 800 Mass Ailb the onv olU Lo win from thin1 T ou fun,ii ,, A A K Puma the onlyOnly Lo win from thin j Lamb families of Ann Arbor, Cyrus AtLee family of Gladwin, G Wof Foid employees , Meyer family and James Meyer andh i ld ycan competeifer lather is employed wifeat the Ford YpsLanli plantShe can, The daughter of Mr and Mrs,chouse any college she wishes In j Francis Shehan, Susan Ann,was bap S Saddition to tuiition expenses the tized at St Marys churcch Sundy AIornin Worship, pays 300 a year living Sponsors were Mr and MrsEugeneif the winner lives home Shehan The Shehans entertained at UhurehMenuoiute ChurchRev Ezra Beachy, PastorWalter Esch1000 1100 730SchoolPeoples Meeting FIRST GRADE NEWSWe had a Happy EasterAlan Burg found 4 chocolateibbits in his basket J Silly Reutz visited his aont inEastrArborid 750 if she boards , dinner Sunday, the John Lundeens Cottage Fellowship Service Elwin Hulce informed me last j of Detroit, Bob Gannons of Redford, Wednesday a00Churchweek that his son, Larry, a sesior Gene Shehan and family of Annat Roscommon had won a NotreDame scholarship Arbor, Mrs Louise Shehan, MrsEdna Spears auj Jack Sheldon Rev J W Winger, PastorWIN OPfiMNG GAME Mrs Lester McAfee and ters were in Detroit Friday and SatPinckney high school won their op urday eniug ball game at Brighton Monday j John Lynch of St Louis, Mo,U to 15 Jim Wilson started pitching writes he recently underwent afor Pinckney They got 3 runs off hernia operation therehim the first and 2 the fourthChris Miss Isabel Nash and Mrs Ruth,Campbell pitched the last 3 inning Ritter and sons called at the Mark Miss Viola Petty of ffowell spent Sunday School 930 a mFriday with J H Hooker and wife MorninfiT Worship 1045 a m daugh Thurs night prayer meetingt the hh 800730 p mior Pinckney allowed 1 run and got Nash home SundayG strikeouts Mr and Mrs Mark NashDick Higgs had a double and 2 tained Siinday the Bud Bekkerinssingles for Pinckney and Hilly Row1 of Howell, Kenneth Zills of Ann Ar ell 2 singles bor, Alice Gearhart of Dexter,JunsThes Pinckney lineup was Rowell, and Herb Gearhart of Howell and, Wilson, p,Campbell,p Packer, lb the Louis Gearhart family of LakeHiggs, 2b Neil Hark tfb CHenry, j OuVsseyss Lonny Huhman,lf, Herb Dyerlx J At the council meeting TuesdayRick Miller, cf Mark White,rf night on motion of Kennedy,supportHuhman, Dyer and White are fresh ed by Swarthout all appointmentsmen , were tabled except Charles1 2 4 5 6 7 R H K Winkle, village auoiaeyPinckney 23030019 8 SBrighton 3 0 0 2 10 0 6 4 8 at the church atWed choir practiceThe PeopleM36 West hetween Main and Unadiila StreetsRev Keith RuegRpgger, Pastor945 a m1100 a m 700 p mService 800 p mPrayer MeetingChoir Practice Wed Choir Practice WedSunday Schoolenter Sumlay Worship v , Shuroii Idudes has anbunny and sand bucket Lis Shi ivy went to Annfur Mjv shoes Fred Twiududls brother, Jerry fell in a fire and burned his hands Linda Shirey lias moved innew house and likes it Sharon Fioehhck Las a new punkettt Uouet llardin was in the hospitalbut is outHi has a yellow duckling Dennis Reynolds has new bicycleDavid Chanbeis went jor a jide tnd saw a jass fireMilike expects her erandSumlayha new EastedressSlsan Craiy ha a yellow toyCiair iikll has coin he found, ina Lox ol wheaties Joe Ainlnirviy i learning to ridehi whevl hike Lindii Nanlilaricmu has a n x One custom of old iime eJCtaoaeems to have vanished That WAS th a torn of riding the victoriousiates around in a carriage drawnand In tfu old days both the and Reason hardwares sold can , taking old ones in trade Theyusually had the old ones parkeditheir stores The electionboitowed one of these and loadingthe wifining candidate in paradedher I nLH11 tWn There was much hilar ity and a crowd followed the carriage TbtTn the candidate set up theHV mil treats i tin crowd Ail iLors VJ Iides S Mueiirre evttBconstables The polls closed at 600r p m then and the winners weresoon known At the present time itwould be hard to find a carriage andwith the polls open until 800 p m it is usually midnight before anyi It arc obtainable According to our recollection the late ManyHoisel was the last supervisor to getsuch a rideund Slu anSr 800 p m400 p m780 p m Rut h Bentdiys sister hpital but iiii mother is K aine a , s turo hr lailin theis txitirThis Vanincluded marshall, health officer and sticet comniissioner LIBRARY NEWSNaw hooks at the LibraryTrial by Mannkicwicz and MicddCovornnipnt by TrebJcock Bird flirl bv Seymour,KIXDKRCARTEN d tin1 baiidageiiui puppies otiHcr dogTrix eddtr went to Howare thankInn LaBeowinu1 us le andtheir Paulbabvi hicksbell Row el Hrighton, Ragb, Coll and Giljau bowled in a tournment at the Huron Al eys in Ann Arbor Sunday, newPinckney plavs Stockbridge there Those who went were Martin Ritterunder light next Wednesday andDexter here next week Friday,day SCOTISH RITE REUNION Th 287th Scotish Rite Reunioncf the Coordinate Bodies of the j Valley of Detroit will be held in the fountain room of the Masonic temple there April 27 with a dinnerDr Abspach of Mt, Pleasantfa the speaker The class forinitiation numbers 630 named theAlex Groabeck 33 Class in honor ef the late governor Jackson aniland Dearborn casts will work the18th and 5th degrees and JamesLunsford is in the cast that will wrk the 18th The first reunion was May 16, 1862 APPOINTED TO NEW POSTPaul Harner who has been asstsupt of the Detroit Edison CompanyAnn Arbor overhead system since1150 has ben appointed supt of theeast division of the company overhead lines, serving Macomb and St Claire counties He liveSaU2 Pine trouspenT Sunday with theRide, Ann Aibor and isol Fraternity Masonic Lodge, Arbor No 262 Howard Read, Norman Miller, Wesley Reader and Herman WidmayerMrs Margaret Clark entertainedfor Easter the Charles Hark familyof Kalkaska, Tom Clark family of Ann Arbor, Jerry Clark family ofSiiver Lake and and Ray Moriarltyand wifeThe Merlin Amburjfoys were Easter quests of the Clifford Millerfamily The Ronnie Hoskins family of De BobBobby Reiser hasbroth ivLarry Keesltr has 2 bantam cHi Carol Gyde visited her yrandtnothf Frank Zezalka went to Detroitlast weekWe weNonie Hilly Puckettta our room The kindergarten rus ofgrave Mrs, Parks a surprise onbirthday last week Thanks tmothers for the cakes and tii 1st, 2nd and Jrd CUADK NKWSBetty PtKkfit who has bin n inIlxas back ii our roombook, barrettes and blue ribbon iorPilly Rutkduo floy ioand a bibox tuitlenily brHulH it to dn , Leoiiaid Jones iited his rniisin,re ad lii k, Sunday For tin first time in 22 years thDemocrats won a spring state elec tion in Mich There are numiroinleasons ior this One is that theDemocrat strength is in the cities and industrial districts where theunions are strong and have these districts organized to the last manTin Republican strength is in the rmal district in aiany of which noDemociat ticket is put up Lack ofionpeiiion causes Hht vote For instance Putnam with 2 tickets castin voles, io in which Dexter located has votes but onlyone ticket the Republican and castbut mi votes The same held trueail r the stateAlso the Democrats in Michigan have in Gov Williams1 I1 UJ HjJer vha has probably a toy Liu ndbackher iiioda haxter ot 2 Master balats Sarnira Shii r a toy rabK,Srea Linlyeafl a pair of red slicesJohn Waitcn a dolir Pain Sttiinie imnev V Juin Uaidin t babv baken hands with more people thanaii niher governor of the state, and iia raptincd their inimaprinationf he Deniocrais as a rule pick youngnun while the Republicans stick to 10 oli timers The Republican plat I1111 as unattractive Their mainplank was that the union poUod tj talc over schools and supreme courtTh, oferel this same bill of good8iasi fa I but could find no buytrsThi n iuard Republicans do notlike the Eisenhower administration ami stayedaway from the polls AckleyAnn Mesdames Helen Ferry and Inez Martin of Lansing called at the IrNOTES 25 YEARS AGO Horace Fick, died at his home hereTuesday Funeral here Friday RevEsic officiating Leon Lewis 60 at his home hereMarch 0 He leaves his wife and 4children Funeaal at the Conglchurch Rev Berquist officiating Albert Drake, died at the U of M Notes ot 48 Years AgiEd Mann of Detioit is viitbing friends hereThe jury in the case of the rey,,,,,, , , , orv drain, ruled the drain leal andKeith Ledwidge w home from the awariel tht, plaiMtitft Wln, h,hw,Plyuouth Seminary for week 235 iamaKeSiIn circuit cort last wtek JeoryeHinckley pled guilty Lo buying iiuor to a man on the Indian list andIrvin Kennedy home ThursdayNil Jo trv ird i,lirnyi hac bbv i PaiSekfuSECON ai e i iiaii u ifin ytL ippy itnni hrhuiflntri it 1 to hidl IiU hi adhisarKive a KMtoniH pl ihdaIS OLliipiesMvWS David LoaiThe Murray Kennedy family called at the Culver farm in Oak GroveSundayEaster guoBts of the Joe Griffith Ined a 1 he suit atfamily were the Don Griffith lam Mary Han vs the vniaKJ if plly of Mt Pleasant, Basil Garrisonfamily of Dearborn and Otis Matte son and wifeBorn to Valbert Keiser and wife hospital, Saturday Funeral at Swar TheIrvinand Ambrose KennedysBorn to Vab p, y jRuth Ann Young at StJoe hospit thout Funeral home Saturday Rev called on the Vem Kennedy j fiii I ily t Li Lk Sndyat April 5, a 7 lb son Berquist officiatingMrs Jack Young entertained at A Hamperian has an auction adher horrre last Tuesday in honor of vertised April 5 Detroit Northern wm the class Abasketball title Negaunee class BSt Augustine, class C and Clavks I ily at Lime Lake SundayMrs Vincent Young srand KennethFrye birthdays Mary Jane Baran and Jack Teet Saturday guests of theRoushes from DetroitThe Lucius Doyle sr and LuciusBoyle jr families were Easter ffttsts ot the Luciut Smith family at Howell ville, Class D St hirys of Chelseaand St Theresa of Detroit have been suspended for playing in a nationaltotirrnament Sixty friends of Mr and Mrs JH Hooker surprised them on theirGranville Howell hai bought and 25th wedding anniversary March 22mved into the Cosway house on Walter Girard in behalf of the partya North Howell St presented them with a silver casKINGS DAUGHTERSMM Mable White was hostess tothe Kings Daughters last Thursday with 27 members and 3 guests presat Mr, Lulu Darrow gave the de Mrs Flora Grimes died at theHarry Ayers home in Los Angeles Calif, last week Rev Dan Forster has resigned aspastor of St Marys church The Desmond Ledwidge family ofRoyal Oak and Ed GrabMck andcalled on Mrs Eleanor LedwidgeSunday Reynolds Wylie and wife of How ney was put over She claims shefellon a broken board sidewalk andsuffered injuries Miss Mae Reason is spending rurfamily I vacation with friends in Ann Arbor The Misses Ella Rlack and Mary iin iMir claSarah McMacken has a new dressConnie Keisor ha a new cousinand Judy Reynoii a new bicycleJiiMtiiie antrell told u about ivisi,it t, ihe Smithsonian instituteJudy Reynolds hai a Int f COIHpany SundayAlien StefiVn had riinnei1 in iretrBrogan are visiting in Jackson,Lan sing anrl St Johns Mrs Tom Clinton who has beenat Crystal Falls this winter is home Francis Comiskey has bought theell and Thomas Wylie of Pinck Rathbun store at Fowlervilleney called on Bill Wylie last week Born to Marion Reason and wifeBen White and wife were Easter March 27, a 10 lb son and to Profguests of the Carl Bidwelis of Brigh j C, C Miller and wife, now of Perryton Mrs Bess Devereaux of Detroit J and the James Deal family of Toledo were also there Mrs Warda Harwood and son,,Clareof Howell were Easter guests last fall was accidentv shot and Jimmy Cainrell visited his grandmother Sunday 1at llummer ha 2 pair of newshoes David add Hilly Shirty had dinner at a Detroit i eratraiu SSunday Cheri Sciiinirlt brought her Kaster bucket to school Monday We made free hand cuttings fEaster vutf and rabbits Sundap W K Kt Ney in the Dettroit Newssay in regaid to the suggestion that Albeit Cobo, mayor of Dettroitin ih next Republican nominee foruovernorlt would be nice to thinkA Cobo in Lansing could do forMichigan what he has accomplished in Detroit Hut would a Republicanreactionary controlled legislaturegive up it notion to keep Michigana hdfc ancj buggy state just to seata Republican in the governor chaiif livery progressive governor sinceHaen S Iingree took office in 1897has had to fight the, legislature Itwajithe RjiibJjcanoM guards hatred ftiv Kim Siglpr,a jirogressive Republican jrovcinor who eecceu Williames rnor in the first place when 00virtually unknown and had noical skilla daughter Tragedy struck here Tuesdaywhen Dr E L Moore, Pincknydentist who came from Hay City went to an eggiie Saturday cousins visitedof the Dale Miller family William Shehan with his grand killed at the Bluffs, Portage LakeHe had gone to the cottage of hisson, Billy was in Pennsylvania and j brother, Dr A D Moore of Ann ArWashington D C last weekMr and Mrs Roy Dillingham areback from Arcadia, Floridavtiont from the 18th chapter of Ha Born to Charles Clark and wife MMh 20a Rnnsh dMarch 20 aKirk Sitna were appointed chairmen Edward Kimball, feature writerfor tht Mother and Daughterqruet ban of the Detroit News was here Tuesday Barney Lynch took him on a4100 was pledged for the new tour of important places here He LMELOTAdolph Grumelot, 76, dTelSt ST7Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Monday bor to hunt ducks and the accidenthappened there Death wasHis wife ran to the C Ewho called the doctor butcould be done Surviving wife and 2 children bymarriage The funeral Baughn nothing is his i Margaret Acklt hunt at Ronnie Jf Joan iichmansher Sunday Rose Marie Y Metpurse and shoes Sarah McMackengrandmother SundayBobbie Rooke says himing SundayPony Morgan has a plasticter egg that opens and a pops out has a tvwvisited Admiral Carney who predictedwar with Red China by April 15 ifthey attacked Quemoy and Matsu now says he did not make that statemetit An appeal to the newsmeni who were at that dinner brings con flicting stapments One who tookdown tiie speech in shorthand sayshe made the statement 3 times An other reporter says the admiral said there might be war Take yourj In Michigan from March 1 toflit swimEast In Michigan from MarhcchApril 1 unemployment 1 toa previousand burial years RobeVtit chicken j 22000 in Michigan This rise IS due to the fact that many airplane factories have reopenAhH ArbSurviving are a son and 6 daujrh j were at An Arbor He was 4 jters Funeral at Schnackenberg old vFuneral Home, Howell, today, Rev j Teeple Hardware were offering to pickup, store, blacken and set up inMcPherson hospital at Howell was interested in Barneys accountSince the County Convention is at how he foiled an attempt about a Hancock officiating Burial in LakePinckney May 5, the circle here will year ago of the efforts of some one j view Cemetery the fall stoves for 250aeet May 4th at the home of Mrs to dig out the quart of whiskey , z Jame9 Greer and family have movXazel Thompson Refreshments plared in the comer stone of the town j KIWANIS CLUB to Pontiac where Tie has a job were served with Mrs Winger as hall when it was built in 1883 by i Brighton furnished the program The Glazier Stove Company nteehestess James Pearson I at the Pinckney Kiwanis Club last Chelsea has increased it capital toThe Philathea class was entertain1 week with Judge Jay Payne of Anii a million and a half ed by Mrs Harry Lee Thursday The , Arbor as speaker This week Milan I George Leoffler while in Ann Ar asslstant bor Friday lost his pocket book con ed To carry out his economy ptedgij the president closed them down witkTHIRD GRADE the rosuit Russja and Red China gotWilson went to a chinchilla lairjuperiority in AsiaThis pot USshow in Detroit whTIe therche saw behind the 8 ball andhaittofae revetw JohnHoot Gibson who gave him an tuto1 sefj There are still 67,000 unemployST MARYS ALTAR SOCIETYST MARYS y y ,St Marys Altfc Society will spon following were on the program The did and Ted Woodruff, assser a Variety Plastic Party at the Misses Iseler Jule Adele Ball Solo, j warden of Milan prison talkedf Li h Md v Rbet Jk Mrs Oliver Aiborojj u no meeting here next Tuesd yThere j tain ing 140ay as Ll Y z zser a Variety P y j j farmer Ltwis home on Monday ev Roberta Jack Mrs Oliver Aiborojj u no meeting here next Tuesday as, Lyle Younglove has just been tJ , April 18 at 730All members Nellie Gardner ReciUtion, Helen the local Kiwanians attend the disid iitd t ttd Ra So Virginia Baujrha 4A A n aftd friends are invited to attend Reason Soro, Virginia Baujrha Reading, Mrs Bert Hicks RecitationCAfti OF THANKS Yvonne KeDtler Solo, Beatrice VanA freat big thank you to all who Homi Reading, Clella Pish Solo,remembered me in the past weeks Mrs L C Rogers Reading, Mrs pf my illness To tht Masonic Bros, Lulu Darrow Solo, Edward Kiwanis, Eastern Stiars, Sheriffs Mrs Percy Teeple died nt herDet and Farm Bureau Groups home at Marquette, Tuesday SheJer ikeir beautiful flowers, fruit WAS Ola Loeaf PinckneyShe trict meeting at the Dexter elemenary school on Baker Rd at fl30 elected commander of the KnightsTemplar of MichiganThe Michigan Condensed Milk CoHowell is paying a 120 for milkHoward Thayer attendedjameet JudgeJosiah Ttirner who was judging of school administrators in ClevTin this district 2S years dlelT fnland, Ohio, lastr weekIN APPRECIATIONL wish to thank all my friends andemady and gifts I am sure you ail leaves her husband and a daughter, neighbor, Livingston Lodge, the kad a pert in my recovery I have The census taking has started Pinckney OE Sand others for theleaned the trot meaning of friends William Jeffreys will take it in Put cards, letters, flowers and visits I reead shall be forever indebted to you naxn Fred Burnett in Hamburg and ceived while in the hospital Albert Btaka Nina Miller in Unadilla, W H MeyerOwosso last weekWm Bland is drawing lumber fora new houseom to Cart Bowen and wife hwrtSunday a sonThe fjrst robinis a fake says Donaid Douglas of the dept game divis ton He has beta with M11 wiater graphed pictureJohnny Dinkel wants to get acatchers mit He saw a striped snake but dont know what kind itwas Mike Plummer went to Howelland got now shoes Judy Haines found an Easter basket under a tub Shr and her family had dinner Easter with the DouglasPlUinmers Chisuiu Amburgpy got new gloves and a basket for Easter FOURTH GRADEWeTrrr working Oft our4abW xf Is this week In onr spelling lfeview of 80words over 5 lessons 5 people had ad in Detroitthem ftU tight, They were Becky Morris, Neil Reifsnider, Dee Ann A 63 year old womn who starvedherself to death in Cleveland waefound to have 116,000 hidden in dtffcrent places in her home IS are now fijrhting for it A 72 Jold recluse in Saginaw who suffered a stroke was found to have16,000 in his home in beerand an overstuffed chairpeople both feared poverty andonly way they could ease tUawas by possesion of huge SUflMmoney the use or enjoyment ofmeant nothnThere will be a meeting efLivingston CountyHcan Club at the home ofDuBois, Mary Lee Ascheabrenner, i as Boaner on April fl Fred Crudder 8 others only missed I Mrs feugh McPherton ITone or two words cc hostess AllWe are going to bring aa many in theiy i fvi 1 L WTH E P1NCKNE Y DISPATC HDetroi t I, , v , , , V h Wednesday Apri l 18 ,NEIGHBORIN G NOTE S HOWfc U THfcAR EHOWEU U MICHGA NRev Willia m Yauc h o f th e Pree byteria n church , Unadilla , wa s take n Toee Wed , Thurs , Apri l 12 , 13 , 1 4t o St Lawrenc e hospital , Lansin g Kir k Dougla s an d Bell a Darv ilas t wee k b y ambulanc e sufferin g to WhKaor Lak , Hhiiliu MFriday , Saturday , Apri l 15 , 1 6Dal e Rober t tso n an d Debr a Page tweekwit h hepatitus ,Th e Gregor y Girl s Scout s mad eEaste r basket s fo r th e childre n a tth e Howel l Sanitarium Da n Nuttle , forme r Dexte r hig h Friday , Saturday , Apri l 15 ,bal l THE RACERS Cinemascop e an d Colo rCorne lDoabUWilde , 16Featur eBria n Donie rtoTH EBIG COMB Uals oTHI S I S YOU R ARMY I n Technicolo rSunday , Monday Apri l J7 , 1 8Matine e Sunda y 230 p m Spence r Trac y an d Rober t Rya ninBA D DA Y A T BLAC K ROCK I n Cinemascop e an d Colo rTues Wed Thur , Apri l 19 , 20 , 2 1Jame s Stewar t an d Rut hinTH E FA R COUNTRY in Technicolo rschool sta r is on th e baske ttea m a t Morniugsid e College , Iowa Th e Rebek h lodg e o f Dexxte r wh ohav e bee n meeting in th e Episcopa lhul l wil l hereafte r mee t in th eKnight s o f Columbu s hal l there Th e annua l Pas t Master s Nigh to f Washtena w Lodg e No 65 F A M o f Dexte r is at 70 0 Apri l 23 Th e residenc e o f Mrs Addi e Hes elschwerd t o n Huro n Rive r Dr itid ,Bel l Roa d burne d t o th e groun d las tWednesday Mrs Rober t Millike nan d H childre n wh o wer e occupin g itwer e lef t homeles s ,Ervi n Snyde r wa s electe d super viso r o f Brighto n townshi p b y 5 vot esth e firs t Democra t eve r t o wi n r noffic e ther e t o ou r knowledge Lorrain e Mason , 11 , won the kit eflyin g contes t sponsore d b y th e JC so f Brighton Th e Hambur g schoo l wa s robbe do f 3 0 las t week Late r th e tw o juv enile s wh o di d it wer e picke d u p inAn n Arbor Th e Brighto n Kiwani s Clu b topp e d al l club s in the distric t las t yea rwit h a n attendanc e recor d o f 999 0percent Th e EvansCrowde r Co wh o mak eatomizer s an d lotio n dispencer shav e move d t o Sout h Lyo n fro m De troit Th e Chelse a Kiwanin s sol d Easte rflower s thi s year Nei l Juehle r is valedictoria n o f th eChelse a Senio r Clas s an d Conni eSteinbach , salutatorian Mauric e Hoffman , forme r athleti cdirecto r a t Cassid y Lake , wa s elect e d superviso r o f Sylva n townshi p b y Tues Wed Thur , Apri l 19 , GAMBLER PRO M NATCHEZ i n Technicolo rAb oDIA L RE D O wit hBU I Elliot t an d Hele n Stanle yColo r Cartoo n Sun, Man , Tues , Apri l 17 , 18 , 1 9Jan e Russel l inUNDERWATER in Technicolo rwit hGilber t Roland , Richar d Ega n an dLor i Nelso nFeaturett c Novelt y Cartoo nSYLVA K THEATR EChelsea , Michiga nFriday , Saturday RICOCHE TMarjori e April 15 1 6ROMANCE Starrin gMain , Chil l Wills , an dRud y Valle ean d Cartoo nWednesday, Thursday , Apri l 20 , 2 1Davi d Niven , Yvonne DeCarlo , an dBarr y Fitzgeral dI nTONIGHT S TH E NIGHT in Technicolo rNovelt y Cartoo n Nw e1 8Sunday, Monday Apri l 17 ,VER A CRUZ in Technicolo rwit h v Cooper Hur t Lancaste rDenis 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Apri l 17 , 1 8DEVIL S CANYON x i Technicolo rwiti rDl e Robertson , Virgini a May oals oATHENA in Technicolo rwit hJan e Powell Debbi e Reynold s an dVi c Damon eCartoo nMon y foH an , fo r tha t wa s onl y fort y year s ago Lon gEHstanc rate i certainl y hav e com e dow n sinc e 1915 Toda yyo u co n col l to Sa n Francisc o fo r 19 0 plu s tax Mos t call speopl e mak e cos t les s tha n a dollar An d remember , rate s ar e lowes t whe n yo u cal l afte r4 eeloe k ever y evenin g o r any time Sunday S o don twonder Don t worry Cal l toda y an d b e sure MIGHIOA N BILL TILIFHON E COMPAN Y The Probat e Cour t io r th e Count o f Livingston I n th e Matte r toe Estat e o fEv a E Melyi n als o know n a s Ev alstcll a Melvi n ,Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Court, , hel d o nMarc h 25 , 1955Present , Honoraol e Hira m It Smit hJudg e o f Probat eNotic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Franci s E Barron ,th e executo r o f sai d estate , prayin ghi s fina l accoun t beallowe 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Rober t Murningha m an dRober t Ijenik e o f Howeil , Lavern oWeigenk e an d Ja y Redfiel d o f Fow lervill e an d UiJl y McLKu Y o f Brigh Michigan onc e ha d larg e flock s o fwil d turkey s bu t non e hav e bee n see nsinc e 1910 Whethe r recen t plumin gwil l establis h the mseen remain t o TuesWed, Thur , Apri l 19 , 20 , 2 1 BA D AN D BEAUTIFUL wit hKirkDougla s an d Lan a Turne ran dBLU E PRIN T FO R MURDERR wit hJosep h Co t te n an d Jea n PeUr sJ h e liUdo n Cit y Oicipathu hospita l ha s alred y spetr t iiu i of th e60,00 0 the y appropriate d t o re inde l th e Lelan d Sanitariu m o nGedde s Road , An n Arbo r the y pur purchase d fo r a hospital REA L OPPORTUNIT YFO R YO UT j Keitk Bradbury i of Chli i Mr an d MrsRalp h Hal l entertai nan d wif e of d th e Russel l Washel l famil y o ffuMt t o f thalndiMH a an d Harol d Adam s n d fam Igjily , ily o f An n Arbo r Easter Wray Hinckle y an d wif e an d th eIrvi n Parke r famil y wer e Easte rguest s o f th e Cliffor d 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FOR KU OCCASIONS fromWINKELHAUSFLORALCOMPANYPhone 284 iSupt Elwin Hoiee and wife of Roscommon called on friends here Sat UidayMrs Hollis Sigler, Mrs Wm McFherson IV aad Airs Thorns Bonner were Thursday luncheon guests ofMrs G P Richards of HoweliThe Andrew Neabitts returned,from Florida last Tuesday and hadthe Gordon Hesters of Ann Arborfor Easter guestsThe Robert Read family spentSaturday at the Arthur Bullis home in GregoryMrs Ralph HaU v,as on the TVprogram Town and Country atLansing last TuesdayMr and Mrs Walter Clark werein Jackson SaturdayHarold Porter and wile spent Sunday with Howeli frienrsMrs Gladys Clinton was in AnnAnn Arbor Thursday Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn entertained their children and grandchild ren Easter to the number of 20The Merwin Campbell family entertained the James Hall family ofHoweli and George Enyuist andwife of the SanRobert Wykoff and family havemoved from Unadilla St to theStewart Anderson place on WfctMain St i Beverly Campbell, Anita Shirey Billy Harden attended the service Gallilee Baptist Church at PortageLake Saturday night Beverly played her accordian The Dick Young family of BigRapids and Mrs Vivian Ledwidgeand Jenny Lynd were Sundayguests of the Andrew CampbellCharles Eddy and wife of RushLake called on Mrs Edna ReasonReason Sunday MrMrs and Mrs Roy Reason, Ann uguests of the Albert Shir Shirley, Leota, Nancy Spittler, Pat MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures fW snd On HotVWater Heaters Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHONE Uit88114 17 5 BASTSHOESDRYGOODS TRACTORSCARS t, iVfi RUSSELL D SMITH COVnvKli MICH fH 1682 H W WYLIE1 I Vne Sonny tor llu I I1F uhnnms ami Donatl1oITS WEPHILGASTAPPAN WITH COO LITE SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFERRegular PriceAllowance for yot You pay only tange00000000000000Com in today See this new ond beautiful rangt madeespecially for homes beyond 1T0 gas mains See amena Coolitf the automatic even pilot that deei m oatStoreHockeySP1VEE ALUMINUWT 100 LBS 17950MEYER BOAT TRAILER 500 LB CAPACITY, 8750MARINE PAINTSmelt Nets WaidrHip BootsJbdieryTacIde Gulf Gobs and Supplies Complete Line of Fly Casttrs Spring Rods and Reels Boat Tip d Motor Sales SrvieeSundays100 Down and 24 Months To PayMILL CREEK SPORTING ley werethe Doyte Templeton fam Thayer, and Rita Sayden attended ,I ily, Daryl Shirley family Kenneth Rainbow GiW meeting at Ann Ar Mohlraan family and Bob Ambur bor Thursday night 1gey family Gerald Clinton, Ralph Clinton andMrs Edith Can had Robert Carr family of Detroit and Fred Berryof Grand Rapidsthe Leo Bettes fam Howeil wre Easter guests of CI Uy of Walled Lake and MrsJNoreen J Cimto aj Carr and Molly of Port Huron for Easter guests The Herb Palmer jr family nfFlint spent Sunday at the Palmerhome here Mrs Walter Clark entertainedThursday night in honor of Mrs G W larks birthday, Ed Clark andwife of Ann Arbor, MrsDolly Hun Ster Ann Arbor, Emmett Clark and wife of Howeil and Mrs MargaretClark The James Whitley family calledo on the William Whitlwy in AnnArbor Sundav Macon Lewis and family of AnnArbor spent Saturday at the HaroldPorter home The Junior Doyle family railedon her relatives in Ann Arbor Sun da , The Dr Charles Hoder family ofbciuit Kpeut Sunday with the Lester McAfee Adolph Grumelot of Chubbs Corn era has been taken to University hospital, Ann ArborI Homer Abney went to Houghton, Lake last week and brought back 1ft, new tables for the Masonic lodge The purchase money was donated Albert Dinkel came home fromMellus hospital last Tuesday OlioRobinson aad wife and Reg Schaferon him Sunday John Boyer and wife called on theGeorge Wilkle family in Ann Arbor Friday Fred Read and wife entertainedthe James Whitley, Robert Read and John McGuire families Easter Mr and Mrs John Boyer enter taiaed 28 relatives Easter Thny were the Pete Straiger family of , Ypsilanti Clarence Pratt, FrankBoyer, Clifford Boyer,Richard Gent ner and George Hellig families ofAnn Arbor, Mrs Howard Read and new babyearn home from the hospital, Satur day She had the George Wildes of Ann Arbor for Easter guests i Mr Clare Miller visited hermother in Detroit last Wednesday Mrs Emma Vollmer and ion, John,spent Sunday with the Charles Ei xsroniy hi FuKennedy and children of Detroitealled on her Friday Easter guest at the Lee Lavtyhome were the Vincent Shields family of Ann Arbor, and Mrs Mete ofHoweil jCy Atije and family of Gladwincalled at the Bob Tasch home Sunj MrsBeulah Miller entertained the Clare Millet family and Norman Miller and wife Easter t Edward Parker and wife came back from Florida last week Ona,u stmvhrrkcr ofut of theI he Tnni WHIV IIM uly will tin1ov VjiatMf ml Mrs Ma Reynolds enter1 o MIKtson, luck ReasoniLrLi itiahl Rcasfin families Easter f i ieachy is ill at McPher 1 Ajiiai Howeli Her motherA h wns ill in a Soshen, Ind hospiti, IS TlillC i DMioi and daughter, r Muniiham uf Howelictlll on Mrs Kmnia Dinkol SunLook Noscouringpad honest PbtTx, SPARKLING CLEANwhen you cock tpots and pans And that isnt all Kitchenwalls and curtains stay cleaner an ghier,too Electric cooking is clean as lioiitSEE YCUR DEALER fiEMCOOKriii1 Uv County Prtas U buiWimg a Monday,cottar at HWMd Uke 8t8f Her aKnd1 Tlit Beek farm horn on M36E it wife re Germjd Henry and Lubin iiUfd to a Mr Darii of DetroitXiriMirAJitotghKteM UuWatne jr wife and sea wlfa Beatnc Umare ovia onto th Craft farm of Greforyhome on Triangle Lake Rtf owned of by Bneet WaiU cNSHimHsrSbiaper ad wife Vhinof Bay Oty catted en MrsMT Hoff Thvaiay j j Hsif Mfrftn Iifft SPECIALSGROCERIES AND VFGETABLESnd thetaiaed tfco Dosri familyi Joe Burns eatertUnairtv Sunday atnpnjnB k fof De , B Doa Bums, JackYounf, D EF ROASTS, CHUCK, LbFiESH GROUND BEFF, 3 Lbs Satisfacfioa or Your Mene 25c38c10JUckcelebration a day early as MrsMiller went to Detroit WednesdayWe thank Mrs Clark for teachingfor her Our arithmetic double divisiontest showed wonderful results fromall of us The Little Sluggers is the nme ofour boys base ball teamWe are going to the oaptol atLansing next Monday SIXTH GRAWe enjoyed our day off and hada nice time Easter We hojjr you did too We are working hard on our plad graduation programApril 23 our uchool it having icarnivaJ, the Mothers Club putting it on May 7th our room is going tothe Cinerama Holiday in Detroit, May 20th we are going on a hike,May 13h is graduation The rest ofthe week is fully planned with inter eating eventsWe are doing lot of arithmeticami other work THE BUSINESSORNE The trout season started April in 10 upper peninsula and 13 lowerpeninsula counties The general sea son starts April 30 Ray M Daffy, M DPinckney, Michi1100 A M to P MExcept WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P M Ritter TVSalesServkaRADIO ft TELEVISION 8E1VIC1 Aoapt and Courteou Phone UP 85 13 WefteUr k Pinckney, MichiganDr G R McCJoskey DENTIST112V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 535 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganLee LaveyGeneral Insurance U P 83221 FUNERAL HOMEDon C DirectorModern Sjuii Ambul v YVHVtHONE U P 83172Frd C Kcktoff, OPTOMKIkJciT120 West niMi UirilowellPhone 358CLAYAlvia Simonson, m , K t iick Hieg RiH Kowell, Xeil Calvk, Jim Lavey, iTHLtTIC DINNERIN HONOR OF THE PINCKNEY PIRATESSATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1955PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM STATE F MICHIGANLYLE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATEREGISTERED LAND oiLloydLivestCKWeekly Tripi GeneraHONE U P I aiii mgSURVBYOrOffice 211Y2 Last Grand River 1551 W Howell, MichiganW MunelL AssociateTurn Out and Sho of Them Lets BFiae Pregrsm i BeingPlanned the Bovs Our Appreciation for the Fine Job They Did Lets,YOUTick Ear,, , Any Busing Place inPiuckney AdonatialSome of the Red for theBook reader, The Probate Court ir the County ofLlringstonIf the Matter of the Estate otStewart Anderson Deceased PresentiHonorabie Hiram RSmith Judge of probate At a session of said Court heldMarch 25, 1955 lNotice is Hereby Given, That thethe petition ef Gerald Reason, tha administrator of said estate,prayinghis final account be allowed and theresidue o said estate assigned tothe persona entitled thereto, will beheard at the Probate Court on the 233 tmadilla Si Rnskney, MW 19th day of April, 1985 at ten AM Watch RepairlngGold Stamps It is Ordered, that notice thereof Watches, Watch BandsJewelebe given by publication of a dopy Handmade Feather Jconsectively CompletePHONE Roger Uarr 33133AuctioneerFaxTV Sales A SpecialtyBert WylieCall Fowiervili 226F6Arnold BerquistAs I have sold my home and am moving avay, l hold goods at Public Auction at my iile home in3 Miles East and 1 Mile Northeast oi Fincknfy onSATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1955 Starting at 100 P MBeds, Chairs, Tables, Stands Ruys, Staves, bonking Utensils,erator Carpenter Tools, Garden Tools, Machinist Toils Etc TBRMS STRICTLY CASHFRANK BRENNINGSTALL, Prop,y PLANE MEYKRS AITT1ONKKR FARMERSBALING I WINE ibUU per baleNITROGEN for your wheat,aiso Agrico fertilizerNow is the time to bring your oats in to have them cleaned and treatedWe have certified Craig Clinton Seed Oats on handD, E HOEY SONSPimm IST Ann are making moviea of HanselGretel andprevious to said day of hearing in thePinckney Dispatch and that the pec LASS1FEDReal EstateFarms, Homs, Lake Property Business OpportunitiesList Your Property H ith Metierald ReasonBroker 20 North PearPHONE U P 83166CAMPAUOPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chilson Road, 4mi N of M36 Phone Brighton AC 74431FOR SALEUndervooi Noiaelesa Elite type 12 carriage, very goodfor aellEveningdoner cause a copy of this notice toKathy Reason and Linda Kellenberg1 service at least five S daya prior toWe challenged our 6 finalistte FIFTH GRABEwith an unstudied list Carolyn Cei ray wou Robert Horw wt absentRichard Krahn hai his birthday such hearing WANTEDTo get a rideHiram R Smith, Judge of Probate Ann Arbor Starts work dailythere toatA true copy Celesta Par shall Jlerk of robaUC v Store400 p m Call Frank DaileyPhone Gregory 4F21 , WANTED To loadFOR SALEfhrysler cargood runn Farmers by the hour, order 7500 Inquire of Wionc Gregory 4F15 FOR SALE Manure spreader ana50 bushel of corn Fred Kulbicki 95 M3G West manureMrs Sinclair at Mae Dallers WANTEDMen for fence buildiasgand Construction Work PORK LIVER, Lb ROUND STEAK,COFFEE, Our Special, LbWE GIVE FAMILY BLOXM 19c69c 79c SALF House iil of frvniturcat Rush Lake Edward Kenny Ray Coons, Phone UP 85888Phone UP 39757 or Howell 91iS FOR SALE Farmall Tractor J en Sfcura, M35 EastWANTEDWoolMarket Price vplus Phone UP 85569the government agreement Phone Howell 1535 M 11Luciui J Doyle, Phone UP 83123 1UK AL, I wo burner oil htmK 1 HENT Wintered cottage stove Blanch Manin 326 East l,lU 1KO, ,,Main SI, Pinckney IL1635 UFOR 8,HeatersFOR6 to 8 lbs 85c a lb, Mike Hnrnack Max Reynoldsney s R BLOXOMWalk Oa AirCosMoncdFRUITS VEGETABLESMEATS GROCERIESFISH ouServicehome WANTED TO RENT40 acresGreen BrotherFOR RJENT5 rooaa year eettage, ,warm, eosy, modern, lake frent hme45 a month to perianena tennant Muit have referenees FOR SALELeying hens, Pert powers, 1086 Beardsley Road wt 7 lbsPhene UP fc3329 ofGus HnnnamanUnadilla StM36 WntWANTEDInterior PaintingPhone Howl 476W1in row boa plao of DttoUgailott WrfJki fop aw SALESMANName and r , A T 1 FOR SALE One Acre Lots on tbebroomfirst and second cuttmgs and HoweU pinckn3 HoUtem heifer, one due m Nov 613Q HowellPinckney Road FOR SALEHotpoint Electric Stove 1000, 2 upholstered chairs with slip covers 500 each, all in good cen dition JWHashey 9309 Thumm RdFOR SAL1Rock Roasters 6 to 8 Big Biver Lake phone Ha84068lbt Phone UP 8 8253 vrD e , T 7WAiftrPLM, Tr F0R SALEKnotty pineWATLDWahingi ana ironings, tl fini3hed has lakecalled for and dehyered i can be lived ln thePhone Howell 1354 or 11 price is 9060Phone Ha 64068 , d AUTO PAftT EarI Sugtfitt, 9405 Ann Road, BigSuppUos Attto Paxtf rSiIver Lake Stold and i cabin,1018 Ud Grand XHANNETT mixa I QRAYZP CfMPANY4 mike west of Hoi MSMARKE THANKS FOR THE PROOFOF YOUR GOOD FAITHWi want our etutomesg to know howthey are saying to other people about our services The reialtin new cuamuch we appreciate the kind things graofying tndeedtonKvt and new businesis veryWe pledge you our continued efforts to earn gtod will from you and from who comes to us on yourreoomenf NE 18 8 9 fijHISAW PILING BHOitBANK LANLAKE MICBfirst NationalQUALJTYCOURTEOUS SERVICE ORDER YOURHeedEARLY BIRDSSupewtoiotietf FeeWn Beeerre Ow Ferfcrel Depoeit tamr ERTIFIED OATS AND BEANSFOR SPRING PLANTTN6LRMERS FEED COMPANY V f sTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 13, 1955Have You Made Your Pledge TO HELP PROVIDE THE NEWMcPHERSON COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERNUMBERDIVISIONTEAM SUBSCRIBEDPAIDBALANCE Howell, Michigan 1955M0pttal Development Committee ,is Hr LIVINO8TON COUNTYIn eensideratie of the gifts of others, IWe hereby subscribe to the McPHERSON COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERThe sim of Dollars Payable D Quarterly SemiAnnually beginning 1955 and ending on orbefore March 1, 1958 or as follow D I hereby authorize my employer to deduct the balance from my salary or wages in installments beginning April 15, 1955SignatureAddressObtained by PLEASE MAKE CHECKI PAYABLE TO McPHERSON COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER,INC Ip Ia vH P 3 1x 5 I IHaH 4if2X J O If not, please complete the pledge card shown hereand mail it to P 0 Box 182 Howell, MichiganOSPITALOPMENT COMMITTEE for Livingston County HOWSYOURBUDGETTHESE ARE TRYING TIMES for the family paycheckand the lady of the house has a mans job whan it corneato balancing her budgetShe has a friend and helper in the truck however, foralthough she may not reali ze it motor transport helps keep cost of living down by cutting transportation costsThe average family spends more for transportationthan for any other item SIVJ iv,d Si il is clear that theability of UIKLS to inueuie the cfiienoy of moving goods of all kinds results in substantial saving to theconsumerThe thing we have to guarl rrruni is alWvinp politicians to increase taxes on tru k Vx il the ivoro than fair share theyre already payinfor ,you see,, every tax increase on trucks actually coies riMout nf the peoplespocketbooks in increased prices for everything they buyMichigan Tucking AelationRom where I sit iy Joe Marsh Learn How toPull TogetherSaw a kid ga hj tke Civimhoffice oa a braiM wagon me of whea mf arotaer aa4 I Vere about forty jeart yanagerOur folks werent poor, butthere wasnt enoiagh to buy twov wagons for Christina We got one between us Dad madekruleithat we each could have it for week but the boy with thewagon was responsible for keeping the kitchen woodbox filled Seemed a bargain to Bud anH meat first But soon we diseov1 ere it was no mote fun playing aloo than working alone Itwant long btfor we were sharing the waom im return forsharing the choresProat whare I ait, yoa taat earjoy a prWUage yovraetf tf yoart going to 4mj h U othars Thenare some folk wha wat the righto enjoy their faTorite beverage but would demy ate iy right to atdeevNtonal glaas nf beer I doubf If uch people get their fulshare of happiness, though Hi rkWatch forJUGSBUFFET StartingFRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955From Noon Until 1000 P M 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 13, 1955 Description An account of the resource April 13, 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 1955-04-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b18960f33aa1db842dccb5f370cfe217.pdf cb331db43bacaec276b12b2971ebf6f6 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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DispatchVolume 72 MICHIGAN MIRRORPoliticians are till trying to figrure out the meaning of the spring lecUon Gov Williams predicts agreat Democrat victory in 1956 butRepublican Senator Putter says theRepublicans made a great comebackfrom last falls disaster althoughthey are only sure of one office nuwthat of supreme court justice Carr Both are awaiting the state votecanvass and recounts are awaiting that As usual mistakes found sfar favor the Democrats They are mosty failure to count straight ballptsThe Republican charges againstthe C10 alienated the liberals in their party They have made the same charges every campaign sinceGov Williams first took office in1949 The Democrats were muchbetter organized ami played on thetheme the Republicans were responsiftle for the present sehool mesaThe Republicans for some reasondid not disclaim responsibility forthe rising birth rate which is the main causeMoney problems are uppermostand both sides are disgusted by the slowness with which the legislaturehas tackled the problemSo far noth ing has been accomplished A 60man citizens committee i expectedto make recommendations to thelffislatureThe best bet is that theywill recommend increasing the bus iness recnipts tax This is the onlytax which has brought no protestsThe last 50 youths sent to Jackson prison soon will be transferredto the new 234 man dormitory at Ionia Before this Michigan , hdno place for youthfu offenders Hitch hiking is becoming popularwith tow makers Senator Charles Blpndy of Detroit who hitch hikesback and forth from Detroit ay hefca picketup much variable information thpt way, Aduevment BanquetThe banquet held at the schoolSaturiay night W honor the Pinekney high school basket ball team, district dutmuiorib was extended tohonor all the winners of the differeni scholastic events It was servedby the Ladies Fellowship group ofthe THE PINCKNZT DISPATCHLOCAL NEWSMrs Andrew Nisbett, Nellie Gardnvr, Fannie Monks and Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge attended a card partyat the K of C hall Dexter last Monday The Frank Aberdeens are homefrom Chicago where they spent a Wednesday, Apr 20, 1155COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS April 12, 1055Regular meeting called to order byPresident Dinkel PresentKennedy,Read, Tiplady, Shirley Lavey, and gwarthout Absent none, Motion by Read, supported byKennedy to allow up to 100 for expenses of Memorial Day activities Carried, Motion to accept appeintmfit ofCharles VanWinkle, village attorney Carried Motion by Kennedy, supported bySwarthout to table other appointments Carried Motion by Read, supported byKennedy to allow following billsDon Swarthout, Bd RevJJda 2400Lorenzzo Murphy, Bd of RevLee Tiplady, Bd of RevLavey Iii9 Agcy Treas bondPaul Curlett, printingXrvin Kennedy Reg Bd Lee Tiplady, Reg, Bd Mildred Ackley, Reg BdNorm Miller, 8 yds gravel Rob Egeler, marshal salThos Read Sons, lumbernf Motor Sales, gas, oil Ohio Oil Co oil Motion by Tiplady, supported byKennedy to renew Tavern and the SDM license Carried Councilmen Merlin Lavey, Howard Read and Don Swarthout were appointed committee on MichiganDay Mayors Exchange Monday,May IS Motion to adjourn carried MildrJ Ackey, Village Clerk Congi Church 212 were fed week with their son, David,re were 70 complimentary tickets J Mrs Anna Seefeld of Ann Arborincluded football, basket ball, j spent Sunday at the Robert Seefeldteams, winners ui schoolastic events home,etc , I George VanNorman and wife atStrgt Kane with his hand organ tended a meeting of the Strathmoreand live monkey furnished dinner OES Chapter in Detroit today, music Rev Fr Schmitt gave the in The Kenneth Zills of Ann Arborvocation and Carson Hollijigswortth ad Mrs,, Barbara Bekkering andwas toastmastei The table and hall j daughter of Howeli called at thedecorations were by Mrs Don Swar Mark Nash home over the week thout and daughter, DonnaleeThe entertainment numberMicky OMalley magician,, Waldo,ventriloquist, the Four Notes Quartette, Nancy Nash, Barbara McAfee,Joleen Basydlo and Carol Geryes Hiltoppers Quartette, Wally Beehler, Waliy Pietras,, Eddie Rollings Jworth and Jay Root Mrs, Earl ledin community singing with Mrs Campbell at the pianoBrief remarks were made byJohn Burg, Ray Monarity,Howard Thayer Wesley Reader, Dr Walter Mercer Dr Ray Duffy was intrqducedThe schoolastic awards were presented by Mrs Stackable Those receiving them were TB Prevention,Judy Froehlck, Carol Beeman,Jack ie Rutledge Voice of DemocracyRoberta Ackley, Linda Lee, SallyMiller, Doris Unistead, Dick WylieDetroit News Writing award,Kathy Wiltse, Ronald Gulick, Karen Bolen,Gard Roderick, Prances HassancahlD A R, March MeClee11 Citizenship Arietta Roderick, Rick MillerSchool Sperling Frances Hassencuhl Homemaker, Gretphen TchiOYCfnor8 A want,, oViTKv Green Ford Foundation, Gretchen Tach Mr Reader presented the athleticawards The football players receiv ed inhtature Jugs with their nameon them Tho basket bull players med als and framed pictures of thoteamTom Wyliereceived applausewfun foe received his iwajil which Jed Mr, Read1 to remark it was 10thgrade girls applauding a favoriteloth Grade boy Davy Burns alsoyot applause, CborcoSL Marys Catholic CkardiJv Fr Albert Scinmti, PastorSunday Mabs 0u and 1000Novena devotions, Friday evenimriat 710 Confessions, Friday evening afterNovepa Devotions and Saturday from730 to 900 p m ana Sunday before the 800 Mass Elementary SchoolNo liumircnMennonite Churchg Ezra lieachy, PutorS S jSupt Walter EachMorning Worship, 1000Sunday School 1100240082008200 15001500 1500 5008500 260B5U1200 DEBATES IlLLPMr Evan 9th jrade civichold 2 debates last week One on dmission of Hawaii to statehood and the other on admission of AlaskaThe theside donmer,ges,StarkableIn tthe sacond debate the affirmative was Carol Gustafson, Janet Xichus and Larry Snowgold Neg ative Wally Pietras, Janet VanSlanvbrook, Peter CJerycz Judges, MrsDarrow, Mrs Floris Clark,Mrs Noreen Carr affirmative side won both Infirst debate the affirmative was poti Winger,Jerry Shen Lynn Ketch, Negative,Patty Pat, Janet Nichols, Dick Imus Jud Mrs MDarrow, Mr Bird, ,MrsMrs AHc Andrews, W, wife ofCharles Andrews retired fire chief Ann Arbor, died at StJoe hospitalFriday She was the daughter ofJohn Coatello of Dexter and MaryAnn Harris of Pinekney NO MORE TUTJTIONTho Ann Arbor school board hasvoted to accept no more tutitlan pu pils Those now attending high school will be allowed to graduatebut no more will be accepted This is in line with similar action takenby Chelsea and Dexter consolidatedschool bpards There are stlU 14school districts which have refusedto consolidate with Ann ArborDexter or Chelsea These schools claimthe 14 districts contribute nothingto cost of building the schools yetenjoy all the advantages of thern Mrs Ralph Hall attended theArea Home Extension AchievementDay at Howell Thursday George Wilde sr and wife of AnnArbor were Sunday guests at the j Howard Head home jClare Miller and family saw theHarlem Globe Trotters play basketball at Detroit Saturday night, j Mesdames Mary Teeple, Beulah Miller, Pat Miller and Ruth Swarl1thout were in Howell Saturdy jThe district spelling be of Pinfkj and outlieing districts Is at the Pinekney school Friday Carol Mililer is elementry school championand Francis Hassencahl junior highThe Leonard Lees and Kathy Wiltse saw the Harlem Globe Trotters play basket ball in Detroit Saturdaynight Mrs Mable Suydam of Jackson isvisiting the M J Reason familyMr and Mrs Roy Reason,Leota,Ann Shirley attended a RainbowCirs meeting in Adrian SaturdaynightMerwin Campbell,Arnold Berquistand Lee Lavey and wife atended thoftmeitl Arthur Skinner m Ann Arbor Sunday, Mr and Mrs C, J, Clinton visitedher hyic, Mrs Waiter Keiser in Tecumseh Sunday Sharon Griffith spent the weekend with Anita Shirey and attendod the basket bull banquei with evHarold Pidgeon and wife of lFintspent Sunday with Mrs Mary Hoi Bill Wyie was able ttj flrive hiscar Sunday lor the first time inimany weeks, Lucille Beachy who is in McPhtrF,on hospital has rheumatic feverDrWalter Mercei and wife ofEast Lanslm cnlknl on William Mercer Saturday Hurry Frisk of Howell spent lastweek with Harry Frost jMr and Mrs Albert Dirfkel entertainod Wni Mercer last Thursday Mark Cuon who has been visitingthe Homer Abneys has gone tto Detroit,Rex Hendee and wife withDale Robinsons of Lakelandup north smelt fishing overweek endRussel Nuoffer and wife ofsing and Lynn Hendee andj were Sunday guests of the HendeesI Mr and Mrs Roy Dilingham arri ved home from Arcadia,Florida lastweek Earl Galnes and wife of Howellspent Sunday with the Bob PikesAl Nesbitt and wife of Detroit,Charles Whitehead and wife and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory wereSunday callers of the Jesse Henrya Frank White and wife of Howellcalled on the Ben Whites Sunday Bob Egeler aand family were atTawas smeit fishing over the weekend Mr and Mrs George Manon attended the funeral of Tim Isham ofPlainfield Tuesday ship Service800mat GhurchBev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 a m Morning Worship 1045 a mThursi night prayer meeting at tho church at 800Wed choir practice 730 p KL,The Poles ChurchMH War between Main and ITnadilla StreetsRev Keith Rlefegger, PastorSunday School Sunday WorshipYouth OronM Evpniiifr ServiceThnr Prayer Meeting Tr, Choir Practice WedSr, Choir Practice Wed KINDERGARTENDiana IIoths mother and brotherRalph vJMtiii school MondayBil HJtfoii has a new ,rsuitMary Stapktons sister, Sandravisited school MondayJeannie Kennedy has new dressts and her broii, Jooya fajiilifiKt Bobby Keisers frieni5 gave himsome com it booksTim Sprout is going to have twoteeth pulledJoey Singer snw pheasants anldeer LCoini to his yrAndmothers,Linda ClMih and Toiy Jonboth rode on a pony SiuidayBilly McMackeii went on a icniSundayWe are Martina a new springnmialFIRST GRADE NEWSCharley Heaths sister Kathy,st a turtle in their yard Hobby Slaybauyh went hunting I cim He saw a pheasantPuekett had a marshmil w ICURRRM OMMENIPOIIODrXilident oi VACNFinMoplyllriyhionand onie of the iiienibers Moihtrs Club Hi rhildrento he tuocidatiti hert Aiimust have written consent parents before they can beed They receive another shviicine in two weeks There are 1142 chidren inthe coilntv to be inoculatedthewere theLan wifeLloydCONGRESSIONAL LETTERThe current issue of Lift MagaI zine, April 18 carry pictures of Cony I gressman Don Hayworth of Hh distArthur Skinner, 52, who lived who held meetings among the farmacross the pond here on Mowers Rd ers to determine their attitude on died of a heart attack Thursday price supports and other foim issmorning while driving his car, a ueg He held meetings in PinekneyTnckneyDexterof the Hughcar hit a lightnew Buiek onRd,, just, this sideDoolittle home Thepole but was not seriously damaged He was born July 25, 1902 in Buffalo, N Y, the son of Louis andElla Chambers Skinner He marriedAnn McLean in Toledo, Oct 8, 1930They lived Detroit a number ofyears before coming to Pinekney 12 j asyears ago He was a plumber and a member of Local No 190 Plumbersand Steamfitters Union He workedfor th Detroit Heatfng Company and the Huron Plumbing Company Recently he underwent surgery at an Ann Arbor hospital Besides his wife there is a sister, Mrs LuellaKenny of Glenview, 111 CLEBRATJJ 50th ANNIVERSARY Teeple oftheir 50th with an celebrateanniversarybout at their home at 708 WGrand River Hcjvell on Sunday,April M from 2tratil 5 pm both boraand lived on the Teeple farm onM3fl E unti he was elected sheriffHe was tHe son of Mr and MrsStephen Teeple and his wife, Mae,the daughter of Mr and MraFrank Moran They have two childrenLloyd of Fonda Lake, Brighton and school AprtHfrIn Iho Lifeare pictures of him talking tr nay ton Carpenter of Pinekney anlHenry Itsel of Genoa The poll hotook of farmers shnwc i T hirdin favor of rigid price supportsmethird in favor ,f rexible and lessthan one third in favor of none at all This has broken down party lines some Democrats favor flexibleand some Republicans riid At one meeting John Spellmann, presidentof the Farmer Union sp ,ke At another Dan Reed of Farm Bureau The postoffice dept ntill talks ofbalancing the budget Their f vor ite plan is raisfnjr 3 cent mail to 4cents This class of mail pays aprofit of 63 million year 2nd clasaloses 232 million, 3rd 147 millThe funeral wa Sunday at 230L the Muehlig Funeral Home Ann ion and parcel post 10 millionAfW, Rev Ratcliff of Detroit offi1 dating Burial in HillaUe Cemetery,,Ann Arbor with hisHettyjoastDon PesolahouseI lobbyd them hada rass fiiv t hi945 a m1100 a m 700 p m800 p m800 p m400 p m 7S0 p m V I Saur in thethPROGRAMCrirk of RriViton, presthe county medical assn chfitre of tho v lio vacine th nt wliih startsrl l he Finrkney,y Fowkiville and Howt 11schools Ony first and econd graders WTFI he iroTtTalcT Dr DuffVwill be the physician at Iinckney Dr Clark at Briiilnm, Dr May atHowell and Dr Hiuiev FviervilhDr Ray Iuffy iniosnis usinnoculation will start Mondayril 2 at 900 a m ac Ju Rlcnientry It i planned toMrs Doroihy Diniei aiid Mr, Denise TiRsa I epist eit I iares assistof thothatApUneyhaveuva diu childrenof i licitinoculat t of t vall in Cuits yiandparcntSundayJudy ieary went, to Howellilay and watchcl the boy irihciy clubRobert Harrow has a babycr iiamcd Randlolm Mike Hardcns iUr Francis had birthday party Saturday Sunday she ot tIn measels SECOND iKADE MOWSHarry Simpson who had hemumps Is back in schoolKicky Bloxoin has new pants,hirtni waisiLarry Baughn has a new bicycleMariylnidovodplayer toCrockett IJoberlday flightonnir Keiser was K years olWcdnesftay Maruavet Ackey In siruinL Happy IljrthdayShi ioi paint ct for a present,Sarah Wylie spent WeJnniirhtt, , iih Mary Wylie Perry Morgans father flewMiridn Wcdnexlav niuht Hi There is some confusion in regardto the Saik varine named after thdoctor who perfected Jt after several year experiments He used it onhis own children First it is not acureu jor polio It will not kelpthose already stricken with vthe ase It will immunize children ifthey are xven the treattment in aiiy years It is successful in about0 percent of the cass Dr Saik aid he knew of 4 cases in whichit was not succesNfiilThe supply of aeine is not unlJmitedlt is maderom glands of rheus monkeys who ad polio but recovered They can obtained only in India They cost there but before they reach this country the cost is 0These monkeys are sacred in India and there istalk of an embargo on shippingthem, simv a hipnient smotheredto death due to improer handelingTin IniverMty of Michigan recomend, n injection hut Dr Sak says2 are enough, the injections costN0c each The Livingston county Ijoard of sujiervisors has appropriatd niju to iae 1442 chidren inoculated at a cost of 1125 Last summer DrSalk inoculated 440,000 children The iiiociilation in his county will he undrr direcion of the countymedical association of which JrNils Clark of Brighton is headSinirer Ims her uarden elccIooko liroujrht his record whooT and played Invvfor us Seefeld went fishing TuesdaytowillMARRIED AT DEXTERVera Corrine IJpstraw,, dautrhterof Mr and Mrs Wizard Lipstraw Pinekney was married to Roy Zavitzson of Mr and Mrs El wood ZavitzDexter at the Methodist church onApril 2 by Row Rickard She wasattended by her sister, Edith, Francis Del a Torre was best man Bridles maids were Mariboth SakieslrupCarol Zavitz, and kbie TomasikThe reception was at the Good Neighbors ub, Portape LakeTHE COl NTY HOSPITALTho Michiuan Bel Telephone Company has donated 5500 to the Mc Pherson Community Center or thecounty hospital, Application has alsobeen made to the federal govern ment for federal funds H H Bamsof the General Motors Proving Ground ha,s been appointed to theboard to succeed Delbert Smith re signed James Sullivan has been rippointed consultant to the, board IHI his niothT home uith himJimmy Cantrell brought a fossiiDavid I,oarThursday loan Kicui i look her m andcr home to Dearborn 1iilayknitted loan a sweater while was hereKathy Shetlelroe cousin,Gtisitei her SaturdayCheri Schmidt had dinner insine Saturdayfariyn Sinver vidied Sinrer SundayConnie KeiVcrs father luniedf ehrate his birthday SundayMary Wylic helped her brothercelebrate her birthday SundayWe welcome Francis Tripp to ourschool She enmo from the Carpen ter school VpsiiantiDavid Shiiw was in Owerso SundayPerry Morgan brought IIschool Monday went oil a hike In notlSlu1hi1Lan illytheturtleMcMackens for herRfoke has fathera newSaiaha tooth HobbysuitTHIRD GRADEJudy Hainos and Cindyplayed with a live monkey pulh dcowboy The legislature after years ofstalling has assed the Fail1 Employment practise law We thinkthe law interpetid by the supremecourt and applied to the ration willbe mure or Ie of a gesture It will v ork in stales disposed to accept itnd be ignored in those who do not W read that ienesee county haselected deorge Frillry, negro, chairman of their board of supervisors He operates 2 restaurants and aTon company Ann Arbor has a neg ro on ih ii school board and one onilie city council but when the Um1 ersity ot Michigan base bal team recently isited North Carolina,I Jon KadI v thiir negro third baseman was not permitted to playSome iif iIn college football teamsweit not allowed to use nejjrotoot ball players in south last fallIn tire 1 lie southern opposition mayhe broken down but years wil elape before this happensTh Michigan TB Association hastarted a fihl to prevent the legisal ure from tuniing the Howell TBSaiifni ii,JH into a mental health in stitution They claim the supportof the I who has members amongthe sanitarium employecH, Theclaim is the anitarium has modernequipment fu fighting the disease,skilkd doitos and nurses most of whom would be displaced if thechange over took place That there are plenty oi TH cases in the stateand that the state has fallen downin i screening of themThe legislature changed the nameof tlie Michigan State College to Michigan State Cniversity and thenest steji is up to the Universityof Michigan which bitterly foujfhtthe change of name which theyclaim is uncoihstitutionalApparently the only thing leff is to carry it tosupreme court We know of no rood reason why th change should notstand and think the Ann Arbor institution will regret any court actionPummcr at thebanquet SaturdayBelle helper the Jenrge folone SaturdaycreekMifroeks niht Don Lavisited HowardThey took a walkly the HcthSunday Mike and Adali Stevensons broadcast asking that President Eisenhower abardon all ideas of defending Que moy and Matsu ami concentrate ondefending Formosa has drawn mixreactions The interventionists whocousin visited her Secy Dulles is trying to appease , say it has split our foreign policyand given aid and comfort to theenemy The liberals praise it and say it will retain our allies for us us and by removing threats of anbrinpStockTht Tmplt were both bora n k JUI wan martkd thaw Mra Lna Sehott of QowalLf The Hamburg TownaiP Republican Club met at Linus Fikes at Rush Lake last Wednesday with 13preentPlan were made fox a rallyM the Btmboif fin hall NewLIBRARY NEWSbooks are The Senler brSlaughter and ABowers World of Love O E S NOTICEFriday, April 22, 8 p, m Past Ma troaa H4 Patron NiffhtlnJtUtioo Pat PI urn mertheir father carry brickLarry Harwall piayed hall with boys who visited him Saturday He losl his batThifjuita Amburgey was stung bya hornet SaturdayJudy Bekkerings dog has a newdog house Diane Geary is going tosome fish eggs to schoolWe are going to visit thebridge Dairy ThursdayFOURTH GRADELast Friday we learned how towrite fractional remainder in divis ion TorlJiy we lenrned uneven division by sixSome of otlr fourth grade prirlsput on a play, Jack and the Beanstk They prepared this thomsclv VOK while playing outsideWe are trying to write poemsabout birds We are making charts of them for a display in the hallBill Smedley Deceived a newEhglish bicycle Wednesday for his 11thbtrhday Dee Ann Dubois was 10 years old invasion of Ret China pave the Wayfor a cease fire on Formosa GenChaing is of course against it Hewants the island as jumping offp ice to attack Red China ancjknows his only way to do this is toget us into a shooting war with th Reds President Eisenhower who ifton an K day golfing vacation in Georgia has aid nothing on the matterArthur Godfrey made thepages again last week by hipetition for star player had become great and for the past 25 years hehas been unable to get out ofdivisionFT r fronti usualmethod of firing some of his starperformers This time he tied thcan to G of them including the Mar iners Quartette,Marion Marlowe andHaletpke, Hawaiian girl A big dropon his rating on television is laid tobe the causeHe reminds us of old CoimfcTTaciTbTTfie Ph i ladel phla After winning pennants repeatedlyin the early days Oi tfte AflMHHH League he sold his champtonatripteam and built another om of va cruito They alsq became c and whea their salarycame exhorbitant he mtitried to rebufldiXj k , i crj TLiv Styfe 2lOWihlfhevCofcfcssfrcfiia j V , UAJftia LmxtCmVANS MOTOR SALESDeSotoWinner of 1957 NASCAR Flying Mile at Dytona Beach 145 East Main St Piscr vsy MichiganJ a choiceColors orSee This New Frigidaire Right Awayt Choose yours in Sherwood Green,Stratford Yellow or Snowy WhiteCompare These Wonderful Features Fullwidth SuperFreezer Chest withfastfreezing shelf Golden aluminum shelves Big, sliding Meat Tender Quickube Trays with Instant Tray Release FullwidthtPorcelain Hydrator Roomy StorageDoor with Egg Server, P Butter Compartment, removableshelves, lots oMaH fcorfTe space91 Cu Ft Model SDV91 THE HOWLETT HARDWARE Gregory,THE P1WCKKET DBPATCTNOUS 25 YEARS AGO The Democrats won all the officeshere but supervisor and highwaycommissioner Walter Mowers wona 3rd term as supervisor by 35 vot 20, 1956esM , The other majorities were clerk, Cuunty E Darrow, 18 treas, Max Led M Wednesday,A fire at Byron last week3 stores to the extent of 40,000 William Parker has been installedas head of the Howell Knigrht Ternplars Lee Gordon of Tyrone has beenaamed chairman of the Livingston HOWfcUL THEAREHOWEI4L, MJCHGAN ILEE THEATOEftwidge 11 High Com, Clare Swar 1thoj 2U Ju,t,e R GWjttlJd of supervisorsMrs Frarfk Shields of Howell is v WeThnr, April 19, 20, 21Janes Strart and Ruth RomanfaiTHE FAR COUNTRY WhitootFriday, Saturday AprilTHE BIG COMBO withCume Wilde, Brian Richard Conte, Jean WallasofI Jo a8liableMANY RIVERS TO CROSS AlsoRachel L CarsonsTHE SEA AROUNDof Review, N Pacey lfcv,unuui , Jatk McDoUald has reaiKMd o , A m hn Conner, Normaa ReasonWrn , heaj of the Mithigan Week commit , Robert Taylor and Eleanor ParkerJ Doyle, John Spears j tee and Stanlev ojcks,on named toEvelyn Graves will represent ikis pjace imschool in oratory at the Ypsilanti MrLida Lorinp, Hawell announecontest and Arloa Lsic in declamu engaelKnt of hep dauffhter, Anna Louise Karus, to JamesSunday Monday, April 24, 25Matinee Sunday p m corn Marjor e Mai n an d Perc y Kilbrid eW e ha d a sno w stor m FrMay KETTLE a t WAlKl KM, s Vu a Meuivai y o r JacKso n f All TechnUoIo r Leo Gorcey , Hun U Hal L an d th Bower y Boy sHIG H SOQETi hNovelt y Cartoon NewsFre d Bollinffer , fathe r o f Car l Urae n o f MeiiOminefc Note s o t 4 8 Tear s Asr tenc i a t th eIjollinftr die d a t Gregor y Apri l 4 Un a Fis k an d Clarenc e Marti nwer e marrie d a t Cincinnatti , Ohiu ,Saturda y b y Rev Armbruster Berleli a Eule r is workin g u t th eWei s barbecue , Brighto n Wilhelmin a Bourbo n nai and E , rhe r Ar m butte r of St Josephs Academy , Adrian , spen t Sunda y f ,m m j he e u , r ,, v Th e Cohoctu h drai n ro t iiVL l Do n Swarthou t an d Geral d Kvnn toIlt s a ro Jt 2 Hlic Ion ed y spen t th e week end in Adrian , Ell a Iurph y h w 1Vis i ric j a s th e Bor n t o Do n Pato n an d wifeiEvc t ,ache r H t th e Uuafiili a , choo Lly n Super o f Howell , a daughter Lyira n Pec k an d wif e hay e m y d j sK, t tnf c w,i er hom eT Sunday Monday , Apri l 24 , 2 5Ligh t Hearte d Musica lTH E GLAS S SLIPPER Eastma n Clq pwit hLesli e Caron , Michae l Wildin gKeena n Wynn , Els a Lancaste ran d Barr y Jone sFeatarett eNovelt y New s Cartoo nh Hes,ha s beo n anointe d VVER ciin Cinemascop e an d Colo r Virgini a May o an d Pie r Angel ian d Jac k PalaHc ewi m Tues Wed , Thurs Apri l 26 , 27 , 2 8 Humphe y Bo g art , Av a Gardne rEdmon d O kBrier iDonn a Btlle ,Th e bai n o n th e Gen e Campbi1 1far m o n M3 6 E cauyh t fir e fro m iJTIIS S fir e las t wctck Th e marriag e o f Maiio n Devki sto Chelse a wher e thei r sons , Wil lwor k a t th e iUazirf ,ks Mrs Jant Doyle , 81 , die d a t he r Ihome , sout h o f town , Apri l 4 Sh ewa s iJridet , Murph y an d wa s bor n jin Queen s County , Ireland , Jan 3, ,1823 came to Geneva, X Y in 1853 I i HEATREGhoIsoa Michigar BAREFOOT CONTESSAColor CartoonScio Driveln Tiieatie ANX ARBOR, MICHIGANRattle, R Read, Jerycz, Soper Kto Peter New el I of Detroit is announced The Pinckney bih school baseball team is working out ailyPitch an, iritrrie Janies Dove ih iftsers are Kennedy, Smaka and P mAt CIJiling t pLUn,im townshi Stackble catcher, Dinkel, HKL M She leave, 4 dUl,htUs and 2 Kennedy, 2b Emrnett Roche jib The fneral was ac SiMarvs churchSmaka, ss, G Kennedy, outfcld, wHh ReVb Considine Thornton official ingAnna Brojun iThe Pnckney O E S has eleoted pt,v pr 1,,rjvi1 ,ltthe iollowing offcers W M,Esth Ir, Grp a Campbell A MJennie HookerW died at pont4t iast , Ona Campbell A P Arthur ,he iust nuVti Bullis SecWinifred Graves Treas Mrs TMoore wj, Yioa RUd, ConJJ1Mae l1HU AC rfertist has jronc to W Agnes Kettler hap, Meda Henry Tiu, LHern Souotv Mar Hah Reason Organist Florn Jo0 Rnnry hom, Saturdav re Rainn Ada Lmetta Dilhn f,,,io,in, uere on the ham Kuth, Lavetta IjivevmoreiEs hinnv pvjfJil i, itner, Blanch Martin Martha, Ger KiaAada KrLJIM Jtrude Hicks Electa, Hazel Paiker Warder, Fossil Chambers Sentinel, Carpenter 22, 235 YELLOW MOUNTAIN in Technicolor withLex Barker and Maa Powers Howard Duffand Cartoonxud Axeweek whK of theitytheTheprogram Sunday Monday, Aprii 24, 25SEVE BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS A Musical in Color StarringJane Powell and Howard Keel and Jeff Richardsin Cinema ScopeSunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9,rd HvV Sini Tues, Wed Thurs Aril 26, 27, 28THE SILVER CHALICFIn Cinemacopc and Color A Drama StarringVirginia Mayo and Pier Angelli and Jack Friday, Saturday April 22, 23RIDING SHOTGUNin Technicolor ithRandolph Scot and Joan Weldon andHER EWELVE MEN ,i TecrnicotorwithGreer Garson and Robert Ryan CartoonTh , Shows 715 and 930,hvn FmnuTs Cub met CorninTenwith the jll Caskiys Saturday ai,y T,4 rr r The XuIliiviiiyvvAi ua thp tTrtH NFJGHPORINS pstrns Sr,,,tM1f1Ld Mr Chuies Hff Th nexf mof WanteJ Men, GlassCrv, Iif h D kOtTlf Pi jA Jvt 1lic MatterL J C i f cuAt a Fvifll vt 1 ih A P,stnt 1L1 I ii Oitil 1 II i V Cor,it f,l I1fa C y, te Estate orIVvJiodi Coirt lvnit bo lie Irarnii, TiisCiiimeliH ,i lion ir udviijpi um onJI V,0ltMrs, itltfh Schroftder Winkelhans imr i May n ,t the iioryv GieinSl, die at McPherson hospital hist IT home Tuesday With her husband,the laie Henry Winkclhaus, ybe conducedto Vinkliuu Floral Cort Howeilfor many years22 freight cars wore pied v tthe New York Central liiili caicrossing at Chelsea last wok whrna rail spead It louk 2 diys t cler the track,Sonic trains were rerOut over the ChesCake A Ohio fauBruce Hoflman of Chelsa hitihschool pitched a no hit game last wefkto beat StockTnidjvt 2 tn UWilliam Stemp hushard til tlufoimer Jeanne Pevint of fjviprixrtd soninlaw of Vaudo Divinedied at Calumet CitylHJast weekThere is one childThe Suth Lyun VFW post iSutf,inu on a play May 5, i forthir building fund,The HridUou Arns vi 75years old last week Thr Disiatchwas 72 last JanuaryPat Cohran, daughtcr of Rw andMrs Cochran of iruory uas rnairied to Dale Marshall ot that pa eApril Fowlerville boxers took jiarl in a14 bout card at Eaton Rapids Apiil i murP 15 David Haines, Gregory v one rlOi t0 ll h n rim i hS ,one of them sorvic a leaf five 5 days priorto such hearing Fred Trailer and wife and Mrs,COOILV IIOVP of Detroit prvit Sunday at Jr tLr McAVeo homeArviM J wiin i1 MMichio Sunday Monday, April 24, 25APACHEin TechnicolorwithBurt Lancaster and Jean PetersandPARIS PLAY BOY witnLeo Goreey and Huntz Hall CartoosTues, Wed Thurs April 20, 27, 28 SABRINA withWilliam Hoden, HnmphreyBogaYt and Audrey Hfpburn alsoXSUDDENLY witfiFrank Sinatra and Nancy GatesiO, otermiiK , witp CiM1 an A 1 ai deccaio IT nrs at ho v 10, JOSH d Th 1 ntifc ih rr M H it a k,i of a coov wi is 1 ono itit iy li day f harin, inj patvli and thai, the, i or of 1 Vii 71 f jti hf Mici M cai kivn 1yin intCitSt, al s icst kivv 11 adtireby register1 iuaii, rorun v eipi do thr Pi nekpetition Former Serpt, Bud Bkkorinff is Hiram Ri Smith th tff A now the traffic cop at Hraidand Michigan Aves, Hnwell ofCcltm ParsliallRegister of PiabateSHIREYS TILEVISION CENTERWE WISH TO ANNOUNCE ANOT HER GREAT SERVICE TO OUR MANY FKIENDS IN THIS AREA AND SURROUNDING TOWNSWE ARE NOW A FRANCHAISED BOTTLE GAS DEALERFOR THE MICHIGAN BOTTLE GAS COMPANY WE STOCK jSMALL AXB ffrft TR TWKS ALSO fiAfl, WAI Kk IWkTlynRANGES BY TAPPAN, SERVEL, AND PERFECTIONCOMPLETE INSTALLATION SERVICE OFFERED DAY ANDNIGHT Spot a god new or used car youd Jike owniiUjOur h k has n 3d plan for carfinancingRvi v plarrci to fit your income, and youmay arrvre your own 5vnnnc6 if you wishFirfir5 cost at our farak are reasonableQuick, friendly servicePSON STA1E BANK to 10,000 faisurod hy our membership in tke Fedra Insurance Corporation e, Years of SaltOver EightyNineagQRers GrocerySHIREYS RADIO TV PHONE UP 86621, PINCKNEY S0S8 Pinckney Readuality MechandiseELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARNIVALAT THE PINCKNEY ELEMENTA ARY SCHOOL 1 to P MSATURDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1955 Spotwore4 by Pinckney School Mothers ClubDOOR PRWEK, RBWlEftHMBNTS L0W PRICES6esr and Wise to Take OilKIDDIE RIDESFISH IONn, SQUARE DANCING AND MANY OTHER THINGS Phone Hovel 706J2THEROUSH Plumbing Repairing310 Webster Phone tj THE P1NCKNET DISPATCHy, April 20, 1955 MYRat iuJlarca 8, UTl fiM So Jdoeii bi Sc CompleiFixturesWork mis MiiiuterJo hoiX V aro spndin, 0i end Meni Rev J W , ity3 on Aaj innilU SemceGENTS FURNISHINGS S H 0 E SGOODSCANNE tiici the wSMITHORYGOODGROCERIESWYLIEKENNEDYS GENERAL ST ORii arid vifc pat Tvas w it1 thFLOWER4J OCCASIONSfrontfUi RORAlPhonelit in Trk H aHERS IWF PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITi SPECIAL LIMITED TIMS OFFERRegular PriceAllowance for ycr You pcy only i ige 00000000000000Come In today See this new ctd beautiful range modtspecictUy for homes beyond fS 5 grJ mains See onIng Coolitt the automatic even pilot that does Hockey Appliance Store S racuo, X Y Bob CTr m rlah of Grand Can ,nd Kay lit ok of and 1 no Loo 1Jetto fainily f WiH Lake Kenned, and on, John ofIlowcdl eallod at the Irvinhome Sunday Clifford rSIiller and wife and TimKnight and Agatha Henry attondodthe Harlem Globe Trotters brkotball game in Detroit Saturday nite Floyd Vetks and wife and daughter KJizaboth of Grand Ledo spi utSunday with the Clifford Vanllorns John Lundecn and wife of Detroiteallod on the Francis Shehans Sunday Bnd VSTATE OF MICHIGANThe Prooate Court ror the County ofLivingstonIf the Matter of the Estate oi SPARKLING CLEANv uJni thlqk no nibbing, ffftrnl1 iw WT 100 LBS m5OMEYER BOAT TRAILER 560 LB CAPACITY, 8750WOOLSEY MAKiNti FAINTneit Nets WaidersHip BootsArchery Tackle At a geion of said Court beld April 14, 1955 iPresentHonoraWe Hiram RSmith Judge of Probate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENThat all creditors of said deceased jarc required to present their claims in writing and under oath to said court, and to serve a copy thereof wwn Eleanor Thornton of liOHOh M3fi West of Piivkney, Michigan a fidufuary of said estatcand that sach claims will be heard pots and pans Arid that isnt aii Kitchenwos and curUiirr, stay cleaner arso lijhter,too Fifr cooking is clean as liotout EIBCTRICALLYO Thfi On1and that the heirs at law of saiddeceased shall be determined viy at Golf Chibsand Supplies Complete Line of Fly Mld Goutatthe Probate Ofi n rlhnlci noCarters Spring on w7iT95TatVnr5 CMM, i It is Ordered, that notice market ha Ano to lvrnla6 lUtDOdTd mOtOr 1 C m Open Sundays IM Down and 4 iHontns To Pay MILL CREEK SPORTING previous to said day of heRrinjr in the flark family Sun lyPinckney Dispatch snd that the pet Mr rothy lKk Hr tione cause a copy of thki notice to spent Saturday in Stockh be served apon each known pary in Ciiff Miler bowled in Ann Arbor interest at his last known address by Sunday with the Vehet Ker Shoo registered mail, return receipt de Uam ,,manded at least fourteen 14 days Keith Ledwidtfo went hack to theT pftef 6 Such hearing or toy personal, Plymouth iuiiutjservice at least five I daysprior toHiram E Smith, Jodg ofOfcata Panhail s KCI ALSCHUCK ROASTS, Lb soVROCERiliS AND VEGETABLESALL STEAKS, LbFRESH GROUND BFJF, 3 Lbs,lrouht his Hartlaud balFteani over Friday for apractUse gameThe Ray Bans family were inAna Arbor Sunday for a birthday r TH1 HNGEMIYDoes your present system wheeze andwhine through every gallon Or slowdown to a trickle ju when you need pressureThen its high time you talked to us about owning a dependable, precisionengineered MyersMyers systems virtually eliminate water delivery failure And MyersQuality soon pays for itself in freedom from repair billsOur Myers line is complete We have Che right pump piston, Fjecto typeor submersible engineered to meet the requirements of your farm Ourtrained water specialist will be gladto give you exact specifications andooets No obligation Phone or write us todayk y L L krW I H Wednesday, Apjcfl 20, 1055Sunday1 We have a new girl from Stock bridge Her name is Donnn JeanPatrick She is o good student FIFTH GRADE NEWSAs a culminating activity of ourMichigan unit we are taking a tripto the state capitol at Lansing this week on a guided tour We did well in out written spelling tests We worked on addition of fractions on the board last week Barbara Baughn and Wayne Williams had birthdays Friday Cards, and spankings were in order We made a scrapbook of joke forBill Wylie, Kays dad, and one forLucille BeachyWe are planning a hike on stateland for our science class 1THE BUSINESS CORHE The Pinckney Sanitarium Ray M Daffy, M Dtfnekney, Michigntaily 1100 A M to 3W0 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Frj, Sat, 700 to 800 P MHowell, MichiganOur art project is coming f ineWe Dr G R McCfoskeyDENTIST112V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 936Residence 814Evenings by Appointment FUNERAL HOMEDM 6 SwartM DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServicePHONE U P 84172 tee LaveyGeneral InsuranceIPHONE V P 83221 CLAY GORDONf toML15W Wilt rfl I r 1M oitpun ICTO hope our mothers like it Beecher and Bert Patrick, twins, and Mary Anne Tripp are 3 new jnew students in our room Tommy Read helped the magicianat the banquet Saturday night and thought he was going to get his LYLE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATEhead cut off Jerry Reason volunteer REGLSTERFD LANDed but was not called SURVKYOPSIXTH GRADE NEWS otfice 2nVl hm The 6th grade is oinK to put on a ,heoe 155,w HoweU MtehJg,Bplay at the carnival Saturday entit jed The Empexiors Nsw Clothes j The cast is Dennis Spitnagel,Fran jcis Clark, Louis Hachey, Keith Mor gan, Mike Rooke, Janet SmithSus an LaBelle, Karl BurgSharon Griffith, Christina Jarlowski,Jim Geary,Tom Kennedy and Peggy Martin Fred C Reickhoff, SrOPTOMETRIST120 Weal Grand River Howell, Michigan358 incidence 61JW Munsell, Associate Uoyi HecieeLivestock HaulingAeekly Trip Made to DetroKjrenerai TruckingI BONE U F SW47Roger X Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVER AGEEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP 88133Auctioneerrv Sales A SpecialtySerf WylieCall Fowlerville 226F6REAL OPPORTUNITY Arnold Berquist 233 bdUI St PidTHE LAVEY HARDWARE FOR YOUq233 boadUIa St Pindcney, Mlc 1Watch RepcdricgGold StampWatches, Watch Bandsjewele Handmade Faih BillicKTelephone Operators Ritter TVSalcsService IO TELEVISION SERVICBirOR SALEOilrk avar Phono UP Barrels, cheapestCampbell6 to 8FtR 8ALB100 rabbits, wtlbs at 25e a lbMike Harnack Ptone Gregory Olin Robinson conducted MasonicKchool in instruction at FraternityLodgu 247, Ann Arbor riday night Mr and Mrs Lawrence Camburnpent Sunday with the Sheridanhaileys of Parma who observedthoir 40th wadding anniversaryMrs Lois Shirley Mohlman was apatient at McPhmson hospital lastpatient at McPherson hospital lastweek and had to have blood R L SORRELLWater Well and PumpUl Makes f Pumps Serviced 9835 DexterPiackney KrfPhone HA 69464trans Mr, and Mrs Harvey Garr entertained the South Putnam FarmBureau Sunday 10 families were present ARE NEEDED NOWNO EXPERIENCE NECESSARYV CALL9903 MRS KINGMichBell Telephone Co RADIO TELEVISION SERVICBPromnt and CourteousPhone UP 855i 125 Webster 8i Pinckney, Michigan RealFarms, Homes, Lake Property Businesi Opportunitiesiiat Your Property Hith MGerald Reasonbroker 209 North PeafHONE U PDR J E CAMPAU 0PT0METW8TEye ExaminationWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chiton Road, 4 mi N of MM Phone Brighton AC 74481XASSi MjADVS FOR SALEThree Hot Points Units, automatic griddle srrill,two burnHAULING Will haul rubbish from er hot plate, separate or completPinckney or Portage Lake very reasonable Jug WagnerPhone VP 8320 FOk SALJi 1J11J 1 jid Club Uoupe, good condition, very reasonable Briif Eulor Phone HA 69800 5950 Pinckney Hd1B35R11 Phone HowellThe Dale Miller family wertfialnnff at Singing ridge over week end No luck theFREE We will ive frc to anyonewho wi 1 remow them coal floorfurnace, and ht wate healer with small stove Iiujuire of tlie azyki, White Lodge FOR SALEDavenport and Chair,overstuffed, Westinphouse Stove, 2Wicker Kockera, Floor Lamp Mrs Clark Morgan 10447 DowningDrive, Phone AC 77099FARMERS BALING TWINE 600 per baleQROGN for your wkat,aUo Agrico fertilizer Jfewbtke time to bring your oato in to have them cleaned and treatedWe have certified Craig Climten Seed Oats on handD L HOEY SONSPHONE DEXTEP HAMILTON 68119 Cashway StoreROUND STEAK, LbPORK STEAK Lb COFFEE, Our Special, Lb WE 61VE FAMILY STAMPS 69c49c 79c W A XT EDTo get a rid daily toAnn Arbor Starts work thwe at400 p, m Call Frank Dailey Phono Gregory 4F21FOR SALErOne Fucia Formal, theprice is 750, size 10 also ProctorIron 500Call UP S3J0l PinckneyFOK SALE Chrysler car,good runni ing order 7500 Inquire ofMr Sinclair at Mao DallersFOK SA1F Jrlou3c soA nf JrrnUureat Ruth Lake Edward KennyPhone UP 89787 or Howell WANTEDPainting and Decorating Work guaranteed free, esti mates,, good referencesLonzo Wood hone Howel 266WHELP WANTED ExperiencedWaitress No others need Apply References necessary Box 10SPinckney, Mich FOR SALEManure spreader ana50 bushel of corn Fred Kulbicki3495 M6 WeitL BLOXOMPinckney s ODD Slit R BLOXOMWalk Oa AirCushioned 4i ofGROCERIES om rervomel ittuc lemeein your tomt 01 plaoe t bostatM Ver biicfctlott Ifo ixtr Mhe Drop me a eerdlSALESMANName and AdUtsuJACK HANNE WANTBD To loadFarmers by tht hour,Phone Gregory 4F16 manure lorWANTED WoolMarket Price plusthe government agreementLuciui J Doyle, Phone UP H23 WANTBDMen for fnc buildfetfand Construction Work Ray Coons, Phona UP 855OTFOR SALEFarmall TractorUKALL1WO burnr oil heating 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 20, 1955 Description An account of the resource April 20, 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 1955-04-20 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/99ec4341a10ece1f5eb121fd5cdbfafa.pdf 6215759f7ab4590c6fbff4f2986b329d 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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industry are expect i out of the redmore is needed WIN ONE AND LOSE ONEPinckney high school broke evenin two games last week, losing to Stockbridge there Thursday night 172 and beating Dexter Friday 8 to 5here Dick Higgs started in the boxagainst Stockbridge and allowed 10hits walked 5 aad had 5 errors made THE HNCKHBT DISPATCHLOCAL NEWS109 CHILDREN VACINATED j109 children received the Fa Ik poHo vacine shots Monday at the elemtary school here, 130 were m the list but some did not come and oth era did not have consent slips fromtheir parentsPr Ray Duffy gavethe shots and besides Mrs Dorothy IDinkel and Mrs DenUe LaRosa, reg ApHl 27, 1955behind him in5 inning Jim Wilson pitched the laSt 2 inning and allow istered nurses , the following memed the last,run Pinckney only got bers of the Mothers Club assisted5 hits Dyer and RoweU each 2 and Lucille Beck, Janet Shirey, Lowetha jand Rick Miler 1 Haroes, Irene VartBtaricum,RobertavJJBatteries Pinckney Higgs, Wilson Amburgey and Mary Eichman The axd RowelJ , StockbrtygeRowland children get the second shat in twoarid Word weeks if the vacine arrivesItas different in the game here with IJexter Dexter1 fielded poorlymaking 6 errors They only got 5hits off Chris Campbell who had 8strikebutsPinckney had 8 hits off DuaneClark of Dexter, Rick Miller was theonly Pinckney player to get 2 hitsWith Don Packer belgible the Pinck enureChockPastor 800 and 1000devotion, Friday eveningSftpftssiona, Friday evening after otioas and Saturday from00 p m and Sunday boj800 TDISTRICT SPELUNG CONTEST The spelling contest for districtnumber 3 Livingston county was at Pinckney high school last FridayMrs Dorothy Campbell was chairman MrsHelen Miller andJane Tasch pronounced the The contest judges were Ledwidgeincorporation profits tax is,not flexible In years when profitswere slim it woud not raise enoughmoney With Governor Willnms in Asiathis week Lt Gov PWffcort is act ing governor and has signed a number of bills into law He fe said tobe the heir apparent to the job ifthe governor seeks higher office Some of legislatufdo not thinkthe Salk vacine progrsth limited tofirst and second graders goes farenough and a bill wM be introduced to have the state buy 2,000,000worth of vacine and extend the program to all children up to and including 10 years of ageMASONIC DISTRICT MEETINGLawrence Camburn, Lonnie VanSlambrook, Harold Porter,, OnaCampbell, Olin Robinson and ye editor attended a 7th district meetingat Manchester to discuss Masoniclegislation to come up at the grand lodge meeting at Detroit May 2424 Glen Altpresided The legislationthat caused the most debate was the levy an extra 2 assessment 4 more runs Pinckney also added 2runs the 6th Pinckney AB R HHiggs, lb 4 1 1Dyer, If 4 1 1Perry If 4 1 1Rowel c 4 0 1White 2b 3 0 0Clark, 3b 3 0 1Miller cf 4 2 2Henry, ss 2 1 0Huhman ss 0 0 0Campbell, p 3 2 1Dexter AB R HDevlin, 2b 2 1 1Pidd, 3b 4 1 0Mosher, lb 4 1 1Clarke, p 4 0 2Knickerhocker, cf 400Ziegler, rf 10 0BelL ri 0 0 0 Savory, If 211Richards If 10 0L Knickerbocker, ss 3 1 0Krull, p 30 0 te ubureh Mennonite Church Ezra Beachy, PastorWalter EachMorning Worship 1000Sunday School 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage, Fellowship Service Wednesday H00dgational Church J W Winger, PastorSchool 980 a mWorship 1046 a znjht prayer meetingt he church at 800 780 p m Ofttorch en Main anda StreetsPastorf36 W1 Rev K Sunday SShinHay Wo Groupa St Vincent pePaul boy who liveswith Mrs Ella Claire Dixon onMcGregor Road was the winner withDavid Fisher,13, a childrens aid boyfrom Clements school, Marion runnerup The winning word was burglar Carol MiHer, Elementary school Eveningchampion went down third from thoSTh3 Pray Ifeetlng last Francis Hassencahl, Pinckney CVioir Practice Wedjunior high champion fifth from the Sf Choir PnacttpWedlast There v, re llcontestantsJohn v Rock ttow goes to the Detroit Newsfinals at Detroit fair grounds in May 945 a m1100 a n 700 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p m7S0 p mPINCKNEY A LEAGUEW85QUEENS CCNTESTThe Queens Contest for MissLivingston County in MichiganWeek i3 at Brighton May 18 Thecontestant jiiuste 18years old,sinbUbme Jsjpitsl at i similar amendment was defeated last year The hospital would cost 550,000 and maintenace some70,000 a year 2 other amendmentsvoted down last year will also be upagain for vote One would, increasethe grand secretarys salary fromfl,600 to 7,200 a year The otherwould increase mileage and per diem, i for delegates and grand lodges officer8 from 7 cents and 7 a day to J9 cents and 0 a day Their chances of passing are considered even The home amendmentlost by 48 votes last year The 7thdistrict was 8 to 5 against itPAST MATRONS AND PATRONS Pinckney Chapter 145 OES heldits annual Past Matrons and PatronsNight Friday 22 past matrons and 10 past patrons were preseentIUahRossman and Winfred Aberdeen prewith Clifford Miller, Otto Poulsonand Rev McLucas ,past patronsMae Daller p m was made honoraryorganist She has now held every office in the chapter Visitors werepreseftt from HoweU, Dexter, AnnArbor piano or give dramafic sketchAnyone interested in entering the contest contact Arnold Herquist, Putnamtownship chairmanSPECIAL NOTICEThere will be a meeting atDispatch Office ThursdayApril 28 at 7 p m to organizesoitbali league theILLUSTRATED LECTURERev Perry A Temple, the Michigan Field Representative for The Liible Meditation League, will be present at The Peoples Church on Sun day evening, May 1 at 800 The League engages In worldwide RED CROSS DRIVELivingston county did not as yetraise her RedCross quota which was6,800 6,18962 has been turned in 14 township did not raise tneir quota,5 did Putnams quota was 300 They raided M15 Mrs Dorothy Dihkelwas chairman Other townships raise, ing the quota were Genoa, Green Oak Hamburg, Howell CityPIANO MUSIC RECITALMrs Merwin Campbell will presentpart of, her piano pupils in a publicrecital to be held in the higjichoolgym Suntlay May lt a,tJgj m ieand relations 6TTHeupirs ffre invite to attend The program is as foli vsSwinging Along SehaumSkate is Dakz Strauss, Mary LeeAschenhrenner The Elevator SehaumLittle Indian Scout Ogle, GracePoisonMorning and Evening Chapin,Swance River Foster, Carol HallMarch MiHtare SchulertHome on the Range AmericanBoy, David Hancock Clothes Line Waltz Sehaum Velvet Eez , Barnes HotelVans Motor SalesReads Lumber Hockbya Appliances IQ,F Ho 4 , iflwMfieid FSTHT Bureau 3regr Tavern Gas leer Die SetHigh Team 3 ymesEez 2068, Vfins sJM1Bureau 26GR Individual 3 GamesA Frcderibu1 757272706462 50 59549 L58565658636i69758082 Elementary SchoolKINDERGARTENwelcome a new buy, Billii Ju to our roomJohn Taschs cousins, Ronnie andGary, came to visit him Sunday Donna Rhodes has some new blackshoesLinda Clough visited her grandmother and saw her new baby cousin Douglas Wingers new crayoncame from the fish pond at theCarnivalJeunnie Kennedy has new shojsSteve Da nit has a new dart feUMTimmy Sprout has new crayons,scissors and pencil sharpenerTory Jones has new sand in hersand lixjimmie IJaughn has new blue jeansLinda Chanyi and her baby brotherhad booster shots,Debbie Garr has new saddle shoe,25 people from our loom went tothe carnival Saturday Wv al had aiuoJ timeMury Stapleton his a new blue andwhrte dressConnie Schniidt saw a bin turtleon its back in the ra We hope it wasnt hurt First, Second and Third GradesOur first and second rnilc Tiad polio ihots todayMary Gillenkirk and hci ter tnew sand puils and shuvilsIilly and Gary IIutUdgc gjt nwbifyclus Their brother visited thmthis week endJJott Puckttt has n new baby John Mike Harden ccusins visitedthem from IJi RapidsEddie Fisher caught a pileJohn Valjn had a lot of fun at theCarnivalShirley Hileman has a birthday today B bby Shibough saw a big turtleSaturdayBenny Seguras grnntmother visite4 thm S1 did liulkinuSiutiigrandmotherHcTisiie Bonds fouT1 kittens imwhave their eyes open No 16The Salk polio vacination programkot under way in most places thweek but in some localities it waspostponed beuause the vacine couldnot be obtained Quite a, W of itis said to have found itg way intoLiack markets aiid according ty theJMroit Free Press some draf sioreaand Soctors had gotten large suppliesoi it The state program only includCb first and second graders Manyfeel that it should apply to those ingrades higher up This class is probably on whom the black market wasrowing for patronage Their pricefor the vacine was 6 There are demands the state take in those ingrants in the schools,serum is taken fiim monkeyskidneys and there was some fear exprtSMii the supply ot monkeys might exhausted bul thi is hair to be s 2500 injections can betaken from one monkey and the aum ber 01 monkeysat 22 million Thebe min India is estimatedt NanandhelpJudges caseshaveMikerrm 627,Off me FOURTH iUADKWe arc happ to hear that tlicarnival vn a hie, success,The comic books were sold in rroom We had a fno display of tostcrs made by our boys and girlnW have another new pupil todayel M4Individual High GameL Swift 275 C Clough 24r,JTessnuT 215, A Fredenburg 241, Hiyh AveragesA FrcJeiburg 179, J Ledwidge179, C Clough 170, J Tessmer 170C Sowers 170 He came from SmWe 11school admitty by ai who know anyabout the situation that Oakioiiiity on account of hei rapid ih neecis another circui judge,two judges there are 175behind n tneii docketcalled for outsideCaiman i ,f this district, MacDonaUiJ Hastings Arch of HiJlsdale reefing jnto Oakland county to heilpLit The legislature refuses to piveJluin another judK because Governor latn woulfj have the appointment u, make, so they are waiting i Kepublican governor to be electeditoWwt nl the Cassidy Lake1 alSVhool near Chelsea thise,u i 25 t now has 250 ins This wastep injuvenile del and its success ise is establishing The place has notoys live in cottage There are shopsM trades maycFioir from thergII over southern Mich Ial rcir chape and gym therT by inmate ttmifa reionntm stumore sueliandschoethe uned A boys HI Iare ready to start ur divisionly 7s in our arithmeticWe would like to corij ri uii MiTasch and the sixth grade Ioi tit line jikii they Id on their pa Mrs Clarke taught our room la tREGULAR COMMUNICATION weekmanbee La while Mrs Campbelld the IistiicL No WMS citt Kriday wass tenth Mary ieebiri Inlay A1 Regular communication of Livingt ston Lodge No 76 F A M onj Tuesday night, May 4 at 8 p mCassions Army Song, Evelyn Hall Come and hear the amendments to Cribirbum American j be voted on at Grand Lodge readPNCKNEY A LEAGUE Final W LDinkels Plumbing 86 46Velvet Eez , 75 57Barnes Hotel 74 58Vans Motor Sales 74 53Reads Lumber y 73 59Hockeys Appliances 87 65Plaiafieid Farm Bureau 63 69I OO F No 40 62 70Gregory Tayern 62 70arathon , 59 73Blati Beef 50 82Detroit Die Set 47 85 Their banquet, is at Hollie Ellises,Lakeland tonight jMrs Britta Brash and Mrs MaeBryan attended the builders show in Detroit Mrs, Mae Daller entertainer theMiutonary Society of the Peoples church Tuesday Nelson Buxzzard is home from Unihrersity hospital jAbort 20 from here went to Pe,troit Ttrarsdy niht to see tthe filmWings of the Moraing McKenzie high school bad oh the novel byDr Bbb Jonea of Bob JoneeUnhrersity Mrs Bererly Harden Sherrodof Pinckney was In the Tilm ministry of free distribution of Christian literature, which is sent into 86InEstrellita Ponce, Noll RoseEl Chocla VillodloBlue Danube Waltz Strauss,Anita Shirey Accordion Solo Beverly CampbellFairy Welding TurnerBlack Waters Liszt, Sharon LineFlying Leaves Kallinper Spinning Song Ellmenrich, Nancy Nash The Swan Saint SiensWater Spirits Heller, Pat PalmerPurple Sunset LisztMinuet in G Beethoven, LindaLeoHOSPITAL NEWSCharles Suttonpres of the HealthCenter has askeed physicians tosubmit their recomendations as to services and facilites needed at thenew hospital Some of the hospital personal have been appointed tocommitUs already Edward H MePherson, treasurerof the hospital fund says 17 percent One for the expansion of the Michigan Masonic Homewoud increase your dues permanent ly 200 a year May 4, Work in FC Degree Lawrence Camburn, W MSPRING CARNIVAL The Mothers Cub of the PinckI ney Elementary school held a spring 1 carnival at the Elementary school Saturday afternoon and evening The halls and rooms were beautifully decorated by the teachers andstudents Sales, movies, pays, games rides and handwriting analysis were held in the rooms There was a hake i sale in the hall and lunches were sold in the gym The evening ended with dancing and a drawing forThe proceeds of the carnival willbe used to buy playground equipment wasnations and provinces languagesThis organization features specialeditions for the Armed Forces and specialized materials for the missionaries in he mist impoverishedareas of the universe As an added special feature, MrTemple will be showing outstandingcolored picture recently recei clfrom Korea Here you wil see tho need for the Gospel in this land andthe Gospel literature in action among the homeless orphans and refugeesof Korea of tho plodgoo hnve neon paid atready These total 121,000The Eisenhower administrationseems to be split wide open on theFormosa defense question This putsthe president directly tn the middleas he campaigned on no war program j in 1952 which his aids seem deter v ned he will not achieve Lat Admiral Carney head of naval na said he expected an attack Jov and Matsu and possible vieon Cwar wiir Rpresident cIN APPRECIATIONI with to express my appreciation for the many act of kindness of sympathy andoy ont friends 1 China by April 15 The1 thia was not true HisRev Keith Ruegfwgjrer, pastor of army staff also said to favor holoVthe Peoples Church invites the pubiic iag these islands at all costs a theyto attend this service I say we have backed tip and retreat ed enough there already and all thisThe infant son of Mrs Ann diminishing our prestige in AsiaHeath Cook, Joseph Noll, was bap j That the Chinese are calling us atised at St Marys church Sunday paper tiger It is admitted that when meetingThe sponsors were Jerry Heath and the Reds get flretr big KU mounted j The May Mrs Marie Vedder The immediate they can take these islands any time Hay 18 at the home of Mary eabonof the family, the Robert they wad to Tha only wiy to prt J Mrs yent thH wuM mw W PlMfMT X0GS DAUOHTBIW 4H SQtAKE DANCEThe Pinckney Area 4H dubs willhave a Spring Rally Saturday AprSO at the high school gym At 633there will be a potlnck supper forsummer and winter club members and their parents Coffee and milk willbe served In the evening Care Swarthout will call square dancesall agesPEGS MEETEight members of the PEGSsion club, met at the home of EthelGustafson on April 21st During the Ibusiness mieeting avote was taken on the lessons to begiven next yearA tour of the Kellogg plant atBattle Creek is planned for the June SECOND GKADti fsEWSRoy HLIhi is the new boy ii ourrouitt His last home was in Mentot,OhioKathy Shetticror lias two newblouseWe synrjjahize with Mary Tossraywhose krandIather lasscd awayA heep ba n on the farm wheivMary Wylie lives was blown down by llu hih wind Monday nialIeny Morgan has a new hatAlan Steflens u randniother reLmned from Arizona and brought hhn a new beltJimmy Cantrali has some frenciistamps for his album We are sorry Iany Haughn hadthe misfortune to be hit by a ball batthat th baiter forgot to hang on toWe are sorry that Iar, S Epsonsmother has the mumps Robbie Rooke vjsiteti Ronnie Courriway Thursday nisrhtJoan Eichman went to Ann ArborThursday and got her First Communion clothesDavid Shirey spent the week end inIndianaJimmy Cantrell has some Frenchat his uncles in JacksonPat Hummer went to a thesa Iecard diaborA delegation o 1000 mostly fromWayne cunty went to Lansing last e , i demand tfrprepeal of thg td aiaiority which recentlyii ud it route for the toll roadf Ui miles onu frum Rochester toSainav and would be paid for by ale of bonds to e reiret by theo bondv to b retired by thewas Highway Cointnssionerlei who suliiitted what he call ee iie,liAay parraleling theload aii whose theme song wasVni Highways Are Happy High ways Thi is hunk as the Zieglerroad wouM o paid fr by increasing the gas an I weight tax The tollload would be 11 f miles long anjcost nc milion Zitglers would be 101 miles loii and cost 104 millioniullavs The objection to the toll roavl is it would cut through citiesand parks There was some object to the ieger road as it is way toihe west of the toll road and the peo ple on the east side of it would getlittle service from it The toll roadwould be ready in three yearslt would take 4 year to build Ziegiers roadThe chairman of the highway legisative committee who heard the dele gation merely promised to cansidertK new road XPresident Eiserihower and his wifeappear to have gotten in the doghouse by boycotting the D A Rconvention at Washington Hast weekThty had it coming a they parsed resiutions condemning his atomsdting will hf hold onfamily China, awWchtained at dinner fallow tW, at people do ot wwt and wil l w t savpoc t our May 4 Daughterswit h urday night FTTr T nTAD KW e too k readin g test s today Bunn y Hinhe y ha d a birthda y to day W e ha d a wonderfu l timeputtin gu p rKCOration s fo r th e Carnival Ou r tri p t o Lansin g wa s a rea lsuccess The y tol d u s w e wer e th obest behave d grou p the y eve r hat Ou r pla y wa s a success Than k yo uW e ar e goin g t o Ctnoram a Ma y 7t hOu r graduatio n is Ma y l J an d ou rhik e is Ma y 20th Doroth y Doyl o is teachinj a uni to n Poland W e wrot e report s o n Ma dam e Curi e an d Alber t Einstei nW e hav e a ne w bo y in ou r room Alread y th e hoy s hav e electe d hi mthir d baseman Hi s nam e is Pau lLIBRARYNEW Spooling o f atomi c in formationThe ya l condemne d th e recipra l trd epsy L whic h th e presiden t want s ex tende d an d praise d th e Bricke r ac twhic h th e presiden t is 20 0 percen tagainst , a s it woul d tak e awa y hi ttreat y makin g power Wel l h e is no tTh e on y presidentwh o ha s bee n inth e do g hous e wit h the m an d non e o fthem , wer e muc h th e wors e fo r it Presiden t Fjrankfl n Roosevel t go tther e b y ad d feein g the m t s fello wimmigrant s an d h e na y nav erigh t a t tha t a s Columtra an dearl y explorer s foun d n o whftfcpO pi e her e Mr s Roosevel t resigne dfro m thor n whe n the y refuse d t o lif tMaria n Anderson , th e fame d negi osinge r sin g in thei r hal LTurma n whe n h e too k offic en o effor t t o hea l th e break i9 m Mrs Carneli a Bowenjui dter , Flossie , o f Howel l calle d o nNe w book s ar e Juliett e Lo w b y i Andrew Nesbit U Saturda yHigti ins an d Jame s enimor e Coope r I ordo n Heste r o f Sunday Kt j, y , , V, LfeiiSt5 i l J5 A VSrfirr3 taTAB PINOCHET WSPAT6H Wednesday, Aprfl 7,fo make you go wHh jbncfe NEIGHBORING NOTES HeIn the suit ot John Crumb vSt Georges Evangelical Churchof Brighton observed its 110th anniversary last SundayBom to Mr and Mrs WilliamAllen of Pinekney Apr1 17 ,a daughterThe road to Hamburg around Silver Lake is being relocated Plansinclude blacktopping it next yearThe Dexter Kiwanis Club is holding a rummage sale June 2425Tuesday they entertained the farmersat the Webster Community hallToday the Stockbridge ChapterJES are celebrating their 50th Mclntyxe the jurf brought incause for action verdict a noHOWELL THfcAREHOWELL, MICHGAN lit tHEATOEv anniversaryThe Lansing State Journalnte it centenjuaJ April 28 celeDEDRIVE ADESOTO BEFORE YOU DECIDEIjuoiAvrr Winner of lf,f X A SCARVANS145 East Mail MOTORS V SALES The date for the Stockbridge Faikvacine shots has been changed toAH 29 The construction bid for the newStockbridge school has been let toW N Kjorkhmd of Douglas for 5r,24,K25bu Attorney Stanley Berriman ofliowcll is a surgery patient at StLawrence hospital, Lansing Ho well will swap mayors withSturgi1 on mayors exchange dy onMay 1G Three persons in the countyJackReason, Tyrone Chares Erwis, Genoa and Maurice Axelroad, GrenOak were fined for setting unauth orized fires One 15 am the other2 4,80One resulted in a barn burning Mrs Frank Shields of How ell hashad to return to St Lawrence hospital for treatment James Brian,95 Hartlands oMest resident died last week Vvi Hinckley, 80, died at Howei convalescent home last weekHewas the son of George and Margaret 11 incklev of North Lake 5ee This New Frfgidaire Rigit Away Choose yours in Sherwood Green,Stratford Yellow or Snowy White NOTES 25 YFARS AGOTin Pinekney ball team is gettingmidy to start, another season Jim Moran, their star pitcher ha, joinedthe Bat1c Creek Kelloggs and his place will be hard to fill Hub LeeDallas Cox, Claude Kennedy, Ed lirown J P Doyle Don Swarthoutand Ko Reason will be avaiaUe Jim RrH is nv inmg BrtrntyLiuhes blacksmith shop The board of supervisor is madeiif v feniocjits and 6 Republcans Ciaiute Taylor of ireen Oak is chair iMia , ,Local Masons will attended a bi Masonr1 meeting at Lansing May 3 j Pxl CanTbol,mayor of Ann Arboris the speakerand his U of M Craft smans decree team will work theMM decree An airplane belonging , toliabcock of Ann Arbor wasdown on the Sam Lapham Wanen Hoff visited the countyseat last week His first visit therein 23 yearsThe section men on the Ann ArborRailroad went on a strike for higherwages last weekThe affairs of the Howell Lightand water commission are reported in a tangleMost of the motor launches wereput in the f water last week Thereare 30 at LakelandAlice Smith Greer was born inDublin, Ireland, Oct 12, 1838 and died at Pontiac, April 17, 1907 She ,came to America at the age of 10 and married James Greer when shev, as 18 yrs oldShe had 6 daughters jand 2 sons, 4 of whom are living Her husband has been dead 22 years, jShe was a member of St MaryschurchThe Washtenaw Drerfgrnpr Cohasbeen given the contract to build acanal between Base and Portagelakes Rev A G Gates is the new pastorat the CongI church William Going and family havemoved to Pontiac Lyman Peck who just moved ttoChelsea with his wife died there lastweek Foris Moran and Fred Campbellvisited Rev Mylne at Laingsburg last weeekThe remains of Sam Waker werebrought back from California for burial at Wayne last weekMarried at St Josephs church atDexter April 23, Edward Spears of Pinekney to Rose Murray of DexterDr W T Wright of Ann Arborhas purchased the dental office of the late Dr Moore here and will reopen itMrs Lucy Dunk of Port Peny,,is visiting the James Wilcox and Ed win Sales famiies Albert Miller is hack frn Lansing at the Fred Burgess home Chris Brogan is going to build anew houseThe William Doyle family attendedthe Spears Murray wedding a DexTuesday This issue give a directory of thoMike KFfty John TuoivTey W CTtrfraternal organzations Hibernians, Mrs Leal Siglcr C T B A, JohnDonohue Maccabees, Charles Campbell Masons, Kirk Van Winkle OE S, Nettie Vaughn, Woodmen,CharlesGrimes Gleaners, Frank Tiplady Loyal Guard, Frank L Andrews Allbut the Masons and O E S are nowout of existance here, WL, Thorn April 26, 27, 28THE SILVER CHALICEin CtaemMtope and ColorwitVirginia Mayo aad Pier AngeH and Jack Palance Friday, Saturday April 22, 2Friday, Saturday, April 2, 9 Janes StewartRuth Roman Corinne CalvertTHE FAR COUNTRYFriday, Saturday, April 29, 30 DoriUt featureDean Martin and Jerry Lewk laJUMPING JACKS AloRandolph ScottfarTEN WANTED MEN in Technicolor THE BIG TOFwithRichard Coate Color CartooaSunday, Monday, May 1, 2Matinee Sunday 239 p m cont Binjf Crosby, Grace Kelly and William HoldenInTHE COUNTRY GIRL i Sun, Mon, Tues, MMay I, 2 3 Tyrone Power and Susan Hayward In UNTAMEDin Technicolor in CinemaScpe withRichard Egan, Rita Morena andAgne MooreheadNovelty News CartoonTue, Wed,, Thurs May 3, 4, 5 Esther Williams ana Howard Keel IBJUPITERS DARLINGIn Cinemascope and ColoSYLVAN THEATRE Cbelsea, Michigan Friday, Saturday, April 29, 3t TEN WANTED MENin TechnicolorwithRandolph Scott, Jocelyn Brando and Richard BooneNews and Cartoon Wed, Thurs, Fri Sat, Say 4,5,6,7 BATTLE CRY in Warner ColorI StarringVan Heflin Aldo, Ray,Mona Freeman Nancy Olson, James Whit more Raymond Massey, Tad Hunter Color CartoonandNwtSun, Mon, lues, MMay 1, 2, 3 THE GLASS SLIPPERMusical Fantasy in Technicolor with Leslie Carlson, Michael Wilding and Kennan WynnSunday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9Cartoon and Pete SmithWed, Thurs, Fri Sat, May 4,5,6,7 4 Days 4BATTLE CRYStarringVan Heflin, Aldo Ray Tabor Hunter ui Technicolorin CinemaScopeComingThe Far Country Abbotrtmd otel Meet the Keystone Hops, Hit the Deck Scio DriveIn TheatreANN ARBOR MICHIGANFriday, Saturday, April 29, 30 GOLDEN MISTRESSin TechnicolorvithJohnAgar and Rosemary BoweandSILVER LODEIn Technicolor withJohn Payne, Lizabeth Scott CtfrtooBSunday, Monday, May 1, 2 BETRAYEDin TechnicolorwithClark Gable, Lana TurnerandKYBER PATROL in TechnicolorwitnRichard Egan and Dawn Adamaj CartoonWith dry weather ,fires increasedand 1040 acres weree burned over last weekSo far this year 20have burned over 2014 acres1 Pi, Wed Thurs May 3, 4, 5TffELAST TIMKr SAWPAHlSf in TechnicolorwithElizabeth Taylor and Van JohnsonalsoWEAK AND THE WICKEDGlynis Johns anri John GregsonwithFrelfarm Rom where I sit 6y Joe MarshTBE STATJS O MICHIGANthe Countywas a passWednesday Dean Ren sononcer on the planeP H Swarhout is building i cement fih pond in his yaid which hewill stuck with goldfishJVrt Harris sold a fine team of o V Hamperian ast work arjieiiter, John Chambers, JhorseAz oftMd W Cuilett atat StockFredCompare These Wofrful Feajft h Ken son and Pa Masonc mootThursday Anrens has moved from theWheolrr Martin farm to Parkers Comers Bill Colo from the Wilcox farmto the Martin farmLoona Teeplo is ill with diptheriaat Herman Keifer hospital, DetroitAlpheus Smith, 7fi, an old residentof this community died at Howell, Ajui 11 Ho lived on M3G East Hemairiid Amelia Panjiborn of Unadil la in 187i She is deceased There are sons, Himan, Glenn and ClydeW C Miller attended a dinner atthe Hotel Olds, Lansing Monday,hon oriui Cong Iess man Grant Hudson50 prominent men from the Cth didtiic wtii present Notes of 48 Years Age Charles Hoff is the supt of theMidi State San farm and not Ralph THL Probate Court forof Limston In the Matter o te EstateA ph Grumelot Stv Deceased At a session of saicTT4JVt held onAjirl 14th A D, 3U55 Present Honorable Hiram iSmith, Judtfe of Probaie Notice is Hereby iiven That the of Adolph Grumelot jr,praythat administration of said estate be granted to Adolph Grumelotjr or some other suitable person and that the heirs of said deceasedbe determined, will be heard at the Probate Court an May 10, 1955 atton A MIt is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for ihree weeks consecutively,previous to said day of hearing, inthe Pinekney Dispatch, and that, thepetitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known partyin interest at his last known addressby registered mail, return receipt de manded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior1 3 to such hearingHiram R Smith, Judge of Pobate,A true copyCelestia Parshall,Register of Probate Red Finds aSweet SolutionRed Jackson found aslick Mayto tfet his cows to eat whais goodfor them Seems they were passirLV up the tall green grassfull of mincals and vitamins andcoling the short grass, which isnaturally sweeterel sjlvod the problem byspvayiig1 a solution of corn syrupever the glass that was goingtegfelng1 Tho cows sureAvent at ii lied says its lucky foV himand Ih cNvsxhat every one of them Las a sweet tooth,Next veek, according to Red,hes goirc to hve his cows clean up all the weedy grass along hiifencesafter he sprays them witjnore corn syrup, of courseFrom where I sit, some folklike Red, are always trying out new tricksand others stick withthe old tried and true methndiJust a question of preference, I gueas Like the way you may enjoy coffee with meals, while prefer a cold glass of beer Sdlets not allow any bad feeling1to crop up by thinking oura the only choiceCopyright, 1955, inited States Brewers FoundationPLUMBING WATER SYSTEMSStanley Dinke Wagoners Grocery8066 Plnckniy Fullwidth SuperFreezer Chest with fastfreezing shelf Golden aluminum shelves Big, sliding Meat Tender Quickube Trays with Instant Tray Release Fullwidth Porcelain Hydrator Roomy StorageDoor with Egg Server Butter Compartment, removableshelves, lots of fail bottle space91 Cu Ft Model SDV94HOWLET HARDWARE Gregory, Michigan SHIREYS TELEVISION CENTERWE WISH TO ANNOUNCE ANOT HER GREAT SERVICE TO OUR MANY FRIENDS IN THIS AREA AND SURROUNDING TOWNSWE ARE NOW A FRANCHAISED B07 fLE GAS DEALERFOR THE MICHIGAN BOTTLE GAS COMPANY WE STOCK SMALL AND 100 LB TANKS, ALSO GAS, WATER TANKS ANDRANGES BY TAPPAN, SERVELAND PERFECTIONCOMPLETE INSTALLATION SERVICE OFFERED DAY ANDNIGHT Quality MechandiseLOW PRICESSear and Wise to Take OatPhone Hovrell 705J2THE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater System Plumbing Repairing310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607 i YOU CAN NOW CHANGE TO OUR TANKS AT NO COST TO I The Walter Glovera of Fowlervilie JohnMurckckand wife f PgroitYOU 9fr LEWIS 8HIREY OR nta Ih Callfuruift Mrs Antia Pacey spent Tuesday at the Albert Dlttkthe mother of Mrs Gjlover has been el home staying wltt Mrs, JYank Peters in Albert Dinkel and wife and HornSHIRE YS RADIO T V L Abney and wife were in Brtfhtoagniiltl JlillMIV f Mr anTMrf Uoyd Hewlie and Saturday Cy Rupert aad wtf of Howell wire The Don Bums family tptnt SOKIt Tm nr the day with the James BonePHONE UP 86H1, PQtCKNEtr s V iTH B PIMCXNB T DISPATC H, Apri l 27 , 195 5 vThi s i s th e seaso n whe n mos t peopl e ge t th e urg et o bur n tha t unsightl y rubbis h pil e o r th e brusl alon g th e fencerow Before yo u d o s o yo u shoul dobserv e th e followin g rule s an d sav e yoursel fmuc h wor k a s wel l a s th e possibilit y o f havin g afin t assesse d agains t vc u 1 Cal l th e fir e chie f in you r are a an d tel l hi m th eapproximat e tim e yo u wil l d o you r burning 2 B t sur e yo u hav e cleare d th e are a arouu d t rubbis h s o fh e fir e wil l no t spread WATC H YOU R FIRE Thi s is highl y importan ts o ther e wil l b e n o chanc e o f it s spreading 4 Hav e a broo m or burla p ba g an d a pai l o f wa te r read y t o figh t spark s carrie d b y th e wind Lloy d Hende ePUTNA M TOWNSHI P SUPERVISO RCONSERVATION NOTE SSmel t run s ar e reported Ti e firs tdippin g a t Beula h wa s Saturday 1 1 person s wer e fine d las t wee kfo r burnin g tras h withou t permit 2 federa l ugeivls , Mkh stat eCollege , Universit y o f Michiga nan d th e Dept o f Agricultur e ar estudyin g sprue e budworm s an d pin eshootmoth s whic h destro y the trees Th e dept is usin g diver s suit s t oitud y fis h hbits o n lak e bottoms Th e bi g debat e o n managemen to f th e dee r ner d too k plac e a t Lan sing Aprf f 7 Th e far m organizat favore d lettin g th e dept contro l th e siz e o f th e dee r her d b y holdin g an y dee r days Sportmen s organization s 1 were agains t it Commercia l fisherme n too k 27,00 000 0 lbs o f fis h fro m Michiga nGrea t Lake s las t yearHemn g wa s ,first , followe d b y smelt, c hub s carp ,trou t an d perch Lak e Michiga n pro duce d th e mos t fis h 14,200,00 0 lbs5 4 fire s burne d ove r 30 0 acre las t week iMor e tha n 11,000,00 0 wal l eye dpik e egg s ar e bein g treate d a t th eWolf e Lak e an d Drayto n Plain s ha tcheries ,Th e stat e is considerin g purcha3 in g fishin g site s a t Gran d Have nGratio t Lake Do g trainin g in ope n field s is pro hibite d fro m Apri l 4 5 t o Jul y 15 norther n Michigan I Prou d Lak e Camp , nea r Pontia cwi l b e read y in May Dee r starvatio n dange r is nowpas t a s th e dee r ar e ou t in openrang e now Th e departmen t is workin g o n 7river and watershe d improvemen t sy stem s in Michigan A spra y progra m to kil l Dutc h el mdiseas e in the Rochester , Uttica,Is an d Lak e an d Highlan d area s wil lb e complete in 2 weeks Lon g scal e developmen t fo r eigh tatat e park s ha s bee n presente d t ot o th e park s committee Th e Pinck ne y are a is on e o f the m Th e NorthviU e oi l are a ma y b echange d int o a natura l ga s poolTh eLemaste r wel l No 1 ha s produce d 165,00 0 barrel s o f oi l s o fa r bu t is producin g mor e ga s ttha n oil 67 fire s burne d over 26 1 acre sIa3 t week Th e conservatio n dept ha s appro v e d Sept 15 fo r a special bea r huntin g seaso n fo r Chippew acounty , , j1000 0 spawnin g wal l eye d pik wer e lifte d abov e th e Newaygo 1da m las t week so the y cou d spawn Spea r fisherme n too k 23,00 0 pik e fro m th e Fletcche r Floodwate r in jJanuar y an d Februar y THE JHO P DAT E I S7t h3 To Defra y m e JHo p Expense sPinckney High School JuniorsWil l Sponso r th e Followin g Activitie s1 A Bak e Sal e o n Saturday , Apri l 3 0 fro m 9 a m t o 2 p m a t th e Ol d Telephon e Building 2 A Car Was h o n Footbal l Fiel d Nea r Hig hSchoo l Saturday , Apri l 3 0 fro m 9 a m o n Pric e 12 5A Scra p Iro n an d Stee l Driv e o n Monday , Ma y2nd Scra p Wil l B e Picke d U p Betwee n 9 an d1 2 A M L o n Tha t Date Junior s Wil l B e Ver y Gratefu l fo r Donation san d An y Perso n Wishin g t o Donat e Scra p Ma y Cal lEddi e Hcllingswort h U P 8993 5Dic k Campbel l U P 8 3135 or 8332 1Hf Schoo l U P 8316 1An y Junio r4 JHo p Ticket s Ar e o n Sal e Now 10 0 Singl e20 0 Couple Eddi e Martin s Orchestr aTh e Marti n Hitte rin Plymout h Sunday family wer eRichard Thurma n an d ji r terso n o f Detroi t visite d Arnol d BI Tquis t week Wiibu r Eisel e an d wit e or Fowle rvill e calle d o n Mrs Emm a Voljme rMrs Gfara Ketinety a iI ddre n o f Detroi t calle d durin g th eweek Mrs G W Clar k ha s gon e t o De troi t t o sta y wit h Si s Leo Davi s fai nil y awhile Th e MMari n Ritte r famil y wer eMr an d Mrs Joh n Buye r cale do n th e Joh n Wrathe 1 famil y in Am iArbo r Saturday Pvt Jame s LaPra d is no w a radi ooperato r wit h th e 18t h regimen tBig r Rc d Divisio n in Germany O7 V iifiiirl i 5 5 Cor n Profit s Com e it h Goo d Soi l Managemen tSoil Building Boosts Beef,Output, Doubles Profit ULUO GyMWT7 Fertilize r mad e th e differenc e in earl y growt h in thes e tw o plots Thic k cor n growt h right is on wel l fe d soi LC 1 OO D soi l managemen t in ca n supply , O n heav y soils , eludin g fertilize r us e ca n agronomist s sa y standsof16,00f hel p kee p 195 5 cor n profit s high , t o 18,00 0 stalk s ar e profitable O nb y enablin g farmer s t o produc e sand y soil s the y sugges t LQOOQto th e sam e amoun t o f cor n o n 12,00 0 stalks fewe r acres , report s th e Middl e 3Plantin g wel l adapte d hy VVes t Soi l Improvemen t Commit bri d see d corn ,tee 4Controlling insect s an d dis Suc h a progra m ca n hel p eases farmer s sta y withi n th e 195 5 Nutrient s hav e t o b e avail cor n acreag e allotment s with abl e whe n th e cor n plant s nee dou t cuttin g thei r ne t income, the m most , if yo u ar e t o ge tsay s th e committee high yields, say s th e commit fioilg gpiqligtsestimat e tha t tee I n th e fastgrowin g six th e Midwest s 7ornylld S coul d weeks perio d between 1 th e knee Fertilizin g pasture s ca n ofte n doubl e bee f productio n pe r acr e j TEARLY a billio n mor e tilizer , bette r see d an d improve d 1 1 pound s o f bee f coul d b e pTo grazin g methods duce d o n Midwester n farms , if bette r soi l an d grazin g man pasture s wer e fertilize d accord agement , say s th e committe ein g t o th e recommendation s o f ca n ofte n mea n doublin g th eLan d Gran t college s agronom profi t pe r acr e fro m bee f pro iats duction Hig h qualit y pastur eTha t wa s th e statemen t o i th e ca n provid e fee d a t les s tha nMiddl e Wes t Soi l Improvemen t onefourt h th e cof t o f grai n o rCommitte e base d o n estimate s concentrates , accordin g t o Wis o l soil s specialists consin agronomist sThes e authoritie s figure that Tnre e ke y step s ar e usuall yth e presen t bee f acreag e in eijhtr1nyqlve d in buildin g an d main ISfmwester n state s coul d beprotainin g hig h yielding , to p qual duce d o n abou t hal f ro two it y pastur e growth , say s th ethird s o f th e acreag e nowaed committee 1 Addin g fuii iMan y Midwester n farmer s ien t fertilio r an d lur e i s nee dcoul d produc e iro m 60 Q 1 J aflCUei , 2 Usin g we l 1 adapte d l epound s pe r aor e o f bcffrwit h gumegras s rnTxturcstha T ar ebette r soi l an d pastur e mnage winte r hcrd y an d disaser emen t methvds Agistant 3FMi,vin T commo nSom e afrrnmist s esimatiJ nsr rrjinj mt h wi s tha t rotoo , tfeft t milk productio n could i tiU Uu paaturcr an d allows abe double d o r triple d o n man y goo d comebac k perio d fo r th efarmer , b y th e us e o f mor e Jer 1 legume s an d jranae average 8 5 bushel s pe r acre , in hig h ari d tasselin g stage , cor nstea d o f th e presen t 5 0 bushe l plant s wil l ea t u p twothird s o flevel , if farmer s use d goo d soi l thei r entir e summer s ratio n o fmanagemen t practice s an d ha d nutrients favorabl e weather One o f th e sures t way to ge tThes e highe r yields , lay s th e a welldeveloped , highyieldin gcommittee , depen d on cor n cro p is to plo w dow n o r1Supplyin g th e soi l wit h dis c in a complet e fertilize r be enoug h wellbalance d nutrients , for e plantin g tim e an d the n ad ds o it ca n mee t th e pea k deman d a starte r fertilize r in the row o f th e crop Thi s involve s pro Som e soil s me n recommen dvidin g a mai n course o f plan t plowin g dow n a s muc h a s 80 0food , a s wel l a s a starte r applica t o 1,00 0 pound s o f fertilize r car tion ryin g nitrogen , phosphat e an d2Plantin g enoug h stalk s pe r fiotas h an d addin g 29 0 t o 30 0acr e s o th e cro p ca n mak e full pound s o f starte r fertilize r a tus e o f al l th e nutrient s th e soi l plantin g time Itlight, 21 Confer , 1 3fitte d trave l cai177 5 Varcrob t PRUCE i the color, thwonderfu l new fothio n etll fwtr t feafurir, 3 I n Skywa y Ligao Sprue flOMtmortlywlt h everythin g yo u wear stay s foravt r n becaus e Skywa y Luggag e is covare d wit h icufproof ,Woshabl e Koroica Skywa y case s ar e finishe d luxyri eusl y wit h super b cas t hardware , saddl e stitching ,beautifu l taffeta linings Star t a S ywa y le t fo r onl y177 5 plu s tax TM1U9IF OodrkfcC Onl y yo u ca n Also Availabl e in Ta nFo r Me nPREVEN T FOR E Pe treesStore For Women vf i iA t 04ftHOWELL PINCKNEY1865 J9557 ears of Safe BankingIn April, 1865 Alex, McPheraon Co opened a bank in a small office partitioned in one corner of the building now occur by iHv institution The remainder f the building was used as a drug store Three years later the building, fixtures and business of Tha Exchange, which is now the wst half of the D C Store, were purchased and business was conducted there until 1919 when it was moved to our present quartersThe name Alex McPherson Co wa used until 1915 when the bank became incorporated under the laws of the State ofMichin as McPherson State Bank The transition was made without interruption in conduct of business Thus for ninety years,the public confidence has been retained by the bank and the records show that no depositor has ever been asked totake a losson any deposit s The bank activities have been ably managed down tKftvugh the years by Alexander McPherson, 18651890 WilliamMcPherson, Jr, 18911915 Hugh A McPherson, 19161921 5nd R Bruce McPherson and William McPherson III, 1922PresentDuring this time deposits have grown from 15,000 in 1865 to nearly 9,000,000today and the staff has increased from the origi nal 2 fo with an annual payroll of 90,000 In April of 1953 a branch office was opened in Pinckney to care for the increasedneed for facilities in that areaIn the course of ninety years of banking as Alex McPherson Co and McPherson State Bank, the directors, officers andstaff have striven to give a better banking service to the citizens of Howell and Livingston County and have constantlyutilizedthe most up to date equipment and method as they became available Each year has added to our responsibility to our depository and each year we have tried, to the best of qur ability, to merit the confidence our customers have placein us and to warrant itscontinuance mm 9mmFree BanksIn observance of this anniversary, fora limited time we are giving each personopening a savings account of 1000 or more a coin bank FREE Be sure to get one for yourselves or children while they lastDIRECTORSR Bruce McPherson, Chairman William McPherson IIIW McPherson Smith Robert H McPhersonWilliam McPherson IVThomas B MannO FMCIRSWilliam McPherson III PresidentW McPherson Smith, Vice PresidentWilliam McPherson IV, Vice PresWntRobert H, McPherson, Vice PresidentEdward G McPherson, Assistant Vice President Ralph H Larsen, CashierBernadette B Hubbell, Assistant Cashier Albert C Fredenburg, Assistant CashierBrace E Farr, Assistant CashierMay Switier, AuditorAll 4pU mp to tkm 4mrmlimsmrmme Crprmtim fA1 fi , L 7 ,f The tore1I INGERIECANNED GOODSGROCERIESKENNED YS GENER AI MYRON HUGHESGENTS FURNISHINGS SHOESDRYGOODSFLOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS, fromWINKELhAtft FLORAL COMPANYPhone 284 ho well p r r w T THANKSHaving Sold My Business 1 Wish to Say Thanks for Your Patronage, Help andFriendship While in Business Here I Would Like tp IntroduceRAYPRICEWho is Your New GAS STATION AND AAASERVICE MAN Also Mrs Price Who WillHave Charge of the GroceryThe Prices Come Highly Recomended and IHope You Will Welcome Them and Try TheirServicetHockev iIIHockey Appliance Store 12 FT SEMIVEE ALUMINUM BOAT Leighton Pike who has been atthe Bob Pike home went back to Garden City SundayFred Haller and wife of Howellcalled on the Roy Dillinghams Sunday Week end callers at the MarkNash home were the Bud Bekkertngsot Howelt, Mrs AffBesRiehard son and granddaughters of Howelland David Nash of Mich StateThe L J Henry family, the KeithBradburys of Chelsea, the JuniorHenrys of Detroit and the TomWares attended the wedding of Ann Karus and James Larson at theHowell Presbyterian church SaturI day nightMrs Ethel Lashe and family v ofRome City, Ind, are visiting her sister, Mrs Ralph Hall and family Mrs Francis Robinson isattending a meeting of Rainbow Girls atthe Strathmore Masonictthttple In Detroit todayBarbara McAfee spent the weekend with Mary Hollis in HamburgMesdames Ellen McAfee and Elf eanor White attended th HowellLadies bowling league banquet itthe Ann Arbor Skeet Club on theDexter Road hursday night Born to Frank Danek and wifeLora Burnett of Owosso Sunday,April 17 a 10 8 lb son, James Patrick Mr and Mrs Roy Fisher havetaken over the Dew Drop Inn atLakelandThe Asher Wylie family visitedthe G W Latimer family at MasonSundayShirley Wylie spent the week endwith Elaine JohnsonJohn Boyer and wife were Sundayguests of the Arlo Jaguish familyat ByronArnold Berquist was a Sundaydinner guest at the John L Connershome, Lyman Battle, wife and son of Ann Arbor called in the afternoon FloydJFulfp and wife of Waynecalled on Iffford Millers Sun day v jThe Vay Burns family spent SunXy u,t the Jack Young, home at Por 1ue Lake jMesdames Ray Burns, Thressa fCoyle and Helen Young were in Lan sing last Thursday tM Ctdaaand theohewhatcled Rolan Gorton, wife and son ofBeulah spent the week end at the Donald Meabon and wife of MarchField, California and George Beckof Centralia, Kansas, called on MrsAlma Jdeabon Thursday They aretransferred to Chanute Field, 111,for special training W F Close and wife of Linden spent Sunday at the Albert Dinkelhome Mrs Vioia Read was in JacksonThursday and brought her mother, Mrs Frank Peters, home with herhome with her Mesdames Viola Read and CaciaChamberlain attended a KingsDaughters nomination meeting Monday at the home of Mrs NormanLarkin in Howell Tommy Read spent the week endat the George Wilde srhome in Aun Arbor Mr and Mrs Ross Read were dueto arrive home from Florida lastnight The1 Wayne AtLees arrivefrom there this week Mrs Anna Tasch and the DikTasch family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guejsts at the Bob Taschhome St Marys Church has graded andlevelled the lots across from thf church for parking lots Messrs Harold Porter, Clare Mill er, Ona Campbell, Olin Robinson, i Henry Hawk,Lawrence Camburn md ye editor attended the MasotitPast Masters night at Dexter Saturday Work has started on the new addition to the Pinckney Elementary school ou MJ6 WTht1 footings haw been poured The fire engine was called to theold Joe Bush place at Patterson Lake Saturday night, now owned bythe Frayne family and occupied bythe Barker family It caught fire from an overflowing oil stove butthe building was saved Robert Kohler and wife,Mrs AnnDuncan, John Mayer and wife airLeon Mayer of Ypsiianti called onMrs Mary Hoff Sunday Complete Line Plumbing RxtaresEfecr OH andIHONE IIP88114 We ServiceGomolete Line of PumnsInstallft 7 5 BA8TtKl JSTRACTORS CARSRUSSELL D SMITh CO MICH1632Represented by H WHub Iee and witV of Drtruit culld at tne Gerry Eichman home Sui llivBin Whit Lunsinp calKil atthiBm Yhit homo last weikTh Wnman Whites wore SunoLaj ucs1 Dr and Mrs W C Wylie oflex and Hollis Wylie caJed on Kenneth Wylies Sunday theSunday paicsta ol the uale Millerfamily were Cleore Graham andi of Coieinan, Mrs Ward Hr WIKI and sonClair and Kulph HarUoini, wife iniJ sol of HowfJlCalKtv of the William Shehanswere tin Dr Hariow Shohan familyul Jacksini ThursdayFrancis Krupawife oi Ditruit and Mrs Eunice Schuchurt1 oi Howell and Billy Shell an of Ann Arbor SundaySee how smvdyefree yui a,d in urn be when y J tricallyyour kitchenWiiTE GLOVE CLEANMEYER BOAT TRAILER 500 LB CAPACITY, 8780 ir MARINE PAINTSmelt Nets WaidersHip BbotsArcheryTackle Gulf Clubs and Supplies Complete line of FlyCasters Spring Rods and Reels Boat TipsEvinrude Outboard Motor Sales SrviceOpen SundaysL0G Down and 24 Months To PayMJL OlEEOPORTfP GOODS STOREPkooe HA6 8135 Dexter Mich SEE YOUR DEALER or DETROIT EC1,Lawrence uamburn home,i The Earl Baughng entertaned their children and families at dinneron occasion of their 38th weddinganniversary Frank Aberdeen and wife spentSunday at the Harold Fairchildhorn nt Royal Oak Jack Fairchildof Her York City was there,i GtMg VanNorman and family, tiMrsEtii1 tnNonnan attended the wedding o Jrfcn VanNorman andDon Epeldin,, v t St Schoolanticchurch DttoOK, s Langwas at Devon G irmmgham Mps George VanNomia and wife Mrs Heden Miller aad Mt and The Jack Clark are expected toMr and Mrs Fred Seeger attend arrive at the Mark Nash home from,ed a meeeting of Strathmore OES Germany Tuttday Chapter, Detroit, Thursday nightRx Sackett and Rupert Garner The Doyte Temptetoniof Keeowere the candidates Harbor spent unday at the AlbertMM Carmen Porter, Ifrs Helen Shirey homt Mrs Mable Suydam of JacksonwtahM been at the M J Reason Electrl at is clean as light Sobottoms ot pots and pans never haveto be laboriously scouredStands to reason that kifrhen walla and ctffaim viil ,yclean longer,toor COOKhe GrainRer family ofReception Lang, were Sunda t8 of Mrsmmgham CoyleGROCERIES AND VFGETABLESFRESH SIDE PORK,LbFRESH GROUND BEEF, 3 Lbs a , , J Reason with jrrandapent Sundmy at the HaroW ofktT f t uttetided RainPorter home bow Girt metir t V wwriac andEbele and wife of Fewletf WHOLE OR HALF TURKEYS LbGreen Oak last week 1 nSOWERS WTHl PINCXN1Y DISPAlt WednKJsy Does your present system wheeze andwhine through every gallon Or slowdown to a trickle juwhen you needpress areThen its high time you talked to us about owning a Htptiulabie, precisionengineered MyersMyers systems virtually eliminacewater delivery failure Ani Mvrs ualiry soon pays for itself in treem from repair billsOur Myers line is rompere VCe have the right pump piston, icto ivpeor submersible engineered to meetthe requirements ft f Lr farm, Ourtrained water sped i viit be to give you exact spuciueitions costs No obligation Phone or write us today JtttfTHE BUSINESS PROFESSIONALBlanch Martin, Mrs Sadie Mon, Some of those from here who at IWJ Hi Bffijf It Uitended the open house 50th wedding Finckney, Mtehigttanniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred aily 1100 A M to 2TO P M Teeple at Howell Sunday were Mv , Except VfchlCSCLiysMrs Merwln Campbell, MrsAuU , Ar wUfla vrt oflrey Lee and June Bobon attended ihe SMTQSmusic festival at Brighton Monday J w w wMrs Campbell played Ona Campbell and wife spent Sunday at the Carl Lentss homo in Lan singWalter Clark and wife were inMarshall Friday Mrs Carleeu Bobon gave nshower for her sister, Shirley Hos ier Saturday night 25 ladies wore present Mrs Kate Battle of Howell called tDr 8 R MeCloskeyuemisri 112V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, MichiganLee UvayGeneral Insurance FUNERAL HOMEDM 6 Swartta Director Modem Equipment Ambulance ServicePHONE U P 83172 VFred C ReickhoH, Sr OPTQMETTRIT20 West Grani on Mrs Emma Dihkel last week Mrs Dorothy Dinkel was in Jack i HONE U P 83221Herald Kennedy and wife of How CLAY GORDON ell spent Sundat the Irvin Kenn MUNSL AgSuC edy home Mrs Helen Luiiy and FTJiTipn AwnMiss Lelia Monks of Lansing called REGWTERM LAND HendeeLivestock HaulingWeekly Trip Hade to General Trucking BONE U PW Munsell Associate AuctioneerFarn Sales A SpeciallyBert WylieCall Fowlervilki 226F6Arnold Berqufet THE LAVEY HARDWAREALE0il Barrels, cheapestprioPhone UP Joe CiiUlith vint to St Law tenvehospital, Lunsinj for surrv Friday, Mrs Gntiiih tanl Imif Matleson aiiI sviie ari M ihFriOtis Don R L SORRELLd on him Sundny Water Wills and PumpsVll Makes of Pumps Serviced 9835 Dexter Hackney KTIon HV Gl54 OF MICHIGAN Office 211 Vi taat Grand tyerThe Prooate Coiirt io the County of ph9w 1551W Howell, Michlgai Livingston h the Matter of the Estate oJMary iauthier, Deceased At a session of said Court heldApril 14, 1955 PresentHonorabie Hiram RSmitiJudge of Probate, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That all creditors of said deceased are required to present their claimsin writing and under oath to said 233 tinadSlla St PincJmeycourt, and to serve a copy thereof Watch RepairlngGold Staaipi upon Eleanor Thornton of GOSOh Watcher Waich BandsjevelM3G West of Pinckney, Muh Handmadr Fxfav Billi1Igan a fiducuary of said estate deceased shall be determined Pffpt T V Kiir tand that such claims will be heard Cr 1, VjaiUoU vluby said Court, at ftie Probate Office RADIO TELEVISION SERViC on June 21, 1953 at, ten A M p9mpt and CourteouIt is Ordered, that notice aierf Phon UP5fli 125 Webster Sti be given by publication of a copy Pinckney, Michigan hereof for threo weeks nctivslyj previous to said day of hearing in the r A CGf75jT A nC Pinckney Dispatch and that the pet WlrAjOlTKU iUiO cioner cause a copy of this notice to VANTEDOdd Jobs on week encbbe served apon each known parVy in John C Burp, PhoneU 83277interest at his last known address by Roger J Carr AgencytOSBfefcifeTE lNSURAe COVEBEdith R Carr14 2 MILLf STPinckney, Mich PhteeU 83133 Real Estatearms, Homes, Lake Propert Husines OpportunitiesI ivt Your Property HHh MfGerald Reakonn ,,tcr 200 Nort Pealf HONE UP OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chilsbn Road, lAml N of M Phone Brighton AC 744S1PUPPIESThxe Terrlor weeks old to srivc away U 89940FOK SALEBlack Walntits Dale Miller phone U UP 83265a SALEStudio CouchtSALE100 rabbiti, wt 6 to 8lb at 5 a lb Rarnack Phone Iregoiy 4b l Roy Diilinyluun andthe Jay Dillinglium ii ianiaum lust we inid atWill Mr and Mrs, Vince Laltosaended the Builders Show in Detro it last week , registered mail, retuni receipt it WANTED TO LTJY llige manded at least fourteen 14 dcya prior lo uch hearing or by perioaaiI service at ast five h days prior tc 11,s WrHe MMinp what ysuch hearing condition and thr pnCHiram R Smith, JuJgt of obftte c w Sev R1 ati A true copy FOR SALE 1931 Mocief ArTorr1 in er hot Pte serrate oronhttive, les Dial U 8 5551 JFOR SALllThreeHot Pointsits, automatic Kriddle grill,two burnCelesta Parshall hoptHA 40H7713BALING IWiNL uUU per oaie for your wheat,aiso Agnco iertiiizeri time to bring your oats 111 to havethem cleaned and treated have certified Craig Clinton Seed Gats on handD E HOEY SONSPHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 27, 1955 Description An account of the resource April 27, 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 1955-04-27 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4ade4cda2ffae0fa74b986833ed83134.pdf 3b2632324a4fa5e35c31724a9ac8ce58 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. vI, , sVptom 71 , After 5 yean effort the state hasguufc a step ia care of delinquentchildren Probate judges may nowplfttt them in foster homes Statepays half the bill for their care adhalf Dr Joseph Maddy has asked ihe jr 16,000 for the Intn ,cksn ispatch prBASE BALL NEWSCourt News64 cases are Used in the Mayterm of court which starts May There are 2 criminal, 5 citizenship Pincknoy high school again jury, 11 chancery and 21 divorce laat week, losing to the fttafff I Anday AGAIN,Fr Albert 8ehitt PMusk Camp 182 stations broadcasttheir programsMichigan State CollegeMichigan State University g fThe citizenship cases are Teodor itf Maachester team 13 to 3 andvrGabnnFlorence Stitt, Edna Leiuxon winning from Hartland 12 to Kenneth Ganton and Walter Krebs Manehaete boys hit all Pinip The criminal cases are Andrew piWnert freely For PiBetaey I 800 and 1000 mdevotions, Friday evening Elementary 2kuioaiNo 17Sugamento, larceny David Ricketts White had a triple, and BIBforgery and Rick Miller Friday evciag afteroveaa Devotioaa and Saturday from0 ft 900 9 m and fianday be999 the 800 MassJuly omes Fly l Shave University on their diploma The deadline for the legislature toreport out bills from the committees was Friday Over 250 bills died incommittees Among the bUb to diewen those for capital ptraishmem Keyeai the toll road authority, giveSalk shots to all children up to theage of 10 He aright to work antiunion bill, seal of quality bill lorMichigan products, permit womento tend bar, fix minimum salariesfor teachers, abolish the 600 ft distance law between liquor dispensingplaces and churches Outlaw race hofse betting, abolish nudist ccmps,permit bars to sell liquor on Sundays etc Most of them were contro venal and the legislat care to consider themThe bill changing theitarium into a mental institute was also a casuality Rep Bromfieidwho introduced it said he wouldchange it to make the Gay lord Sanitarium a mental institution The C L 0 objected strongly claimingmost, of the patiens at the Howellinstitution arefrom Wayne countyWEEKEND ACCIDENTSRonald McCarary, 16, of Detroitwas struck and killed by a NewYork Central Tratin Sunday whitefishing on a railroad bridge near The jury cases are assumpsitjosh Marvaso vs Herman Schmidtver8,ty uiy M Sehmidt Com Corp, V8 Walter c, Gonyeif and Pathis year will SwedishGage Co vs Leo Ku BfcllMfy of Sooth j upsjosph Marvaso vs Herman Schmidt Wilion, Higgft, RowellSOFT BALL 8EASON OPENSThe Pinckney oft fellersjawa Attachment Ralph Green vs Wttor against OuterwinafafHockett Motor Salea Trespass j to 0 i ,Uavid Durr vs WHlard WhiteCharleg Bevard vs Harry Hadley, AliceRyan vs Thurson Lumber Co, Cliff ord Ryan vs Thurson Lumber Co tfter sonEmily Spittler vs Inter Oceanlnsur , Chilson prison team 20 to, camp got the jump onled 5 to 2 up to 3rd whea Piney scorded 10 runsjoe 5 hits for Pinckney and and Phillip QgBftU snagged 5 m7 lA jtchedd not has, toa nee Company ,Divorce cases are Calvin VA Shirley A mo, Leonard vs Mary Korczak,Tyler vs Catherine Higdn, Mary vsDon Fisher, Loren va Nor ma CatreU Shirley vs Robert Quigley, MarlereSzabo vs David,Szabo, Eleanor vs John Whitehead,Donald va DorisFay, Howard vs Mary Gray Bettyvs Wesley Hawks, Mildred vs FredBottomly, Julia vs Brent Collins, tFredericka vs Dehnar Taylor, Ixvin , Lavey CIvs Marjorie Lindsay, Margaret vs , Jfreys, lb William JJrowny Etona vs Glenn pow, 2bWatkrtC LaiJTa vs Gosdon Bachman, Ernest vs Ruth Glover, Audrey vs Gentile, If, rtDonald Alman, Dicksie vs Joe Moj tomedy CarthyChilson Camp Mennonju CkmttkRer Eire Bechy, PaaW3, Supt Walter Eacaorriing Worshlj 1000upday Scbr ol 1100dg Peoples Meeting 7iiO ge Fftlowabip ServiceWedneaday 800i Churchter J W Winger, Pastor School 930 a ming Worship 1045 a mrs night prayer meeting at the church at 800jijt chofr practice 780 p mfl People s Gyrch Weet between Main andUnadiHa Streets Pastor945 a mllrOO a m First fClair Ueli cauglitt a lizard at IngxandfatheruJennie Kelienbeiger went u AmArbor Saturday ami goi 2 pair hKenneth Pilgrims baby coltSusan Craig has a new haircutElaine Dariovv has a Utby broturnamel RandyHer dady has a inothcoon and 5 baby coonDennis Reynolds went fishingSunday but did not get any Alan Burjf has some baby chick David Chamber dud has 2 coons Christine Dinkel viaited heraunt in Battle reck last weeek JMMENIThe Fa Ik iolio vacine project ranijio a road block last week when 17hiMrrn inoculaUrd with it in California, Chicaga, Colirado anduthcr pacts came down with poiioand oif ditd Physicians have revised thfir estimates and now say in f btinK cilective in 90 perof the tas it is in 60 to 80Tnu vacine used canu from the Cuttor Liibojatoriea in California, one ofa oldest in the nation It was also used in Nevada, Arizona and NewMexicoThe vacine program iu nowsuspended in these states until thevai can be tested The reason itix had r, ,, ,ut i z i15r1tenticIBomRoger Harden has a new pair oftan shoes, liuberi Morses mother is plann i it wiiV httik eVT Wmcna trip to Florida when school i out ll ,t I HI I tCCrdm Sharon Blades has ncw 0 lb baby of tlu Cuttr T fLII , , im utter vacine was A , u ty Trie children might have hadthe polio before they were vacillated they may be rare cases in whichracme was used in thesuite program last week but 260cases of the Cqtter product wereMAY JURY LISTPutnamNellie Gardner, Ann Urn Keith 1SchoolWorship GroupA vftlft Service1 Thurs Prayer Meeting r rhfr practice Wed AB BH Choir Practice Wed brother named EdwardPaul Huhmans iaiy brother haan operation Monday ii sold u Mulligan doctors and drug Jack Slayilen has new ball jjlo idtvs for private inorulatinn WoLinda Curts has 8 baby pupsArthur Potter brother has themumpsJeff ilendees grandfather visielthem SundayBilly HtntKg parents went away700 p mj today800 p m arol Menkes brother atevieorm800 p ra ol tne twins was out door this wk private inoculation Welnlt tha, any such identic pro yrsiin could be carried uut withoutsome iailuiesThe next few weksliould how definitely whether thevacine is the solution to the400 p mvJonothan Ottee, 7 and Noreen Anderson , 7, bofh of Detroit were bothWiled on Grand River,Howell Fridaynear the railroad viaducjt on East, Grafid Kiver Mts Dolores Ander aon Conoly mother of Noreen and wre injured The HamburgRudy Lesjack, Percy Hart, pWhitlock i Cooney, HandyCoye Allen, Mrs Howard Coieman, IfBtz Fodd, SsHartlandIrene Foldenauer, Stanley Warner Ho welt TwpAhh Wakefierd,ChasSmith Howell CityViolet Davis, JohnFrederickson BeeaTey, 2bT 4Burke iD 4Wood, cf 4 3 7S0 p m, WHS ALICE STONEBROOK ior th, first timeLois Shirey went fishing Sunncyand got 2 fish Linda Shirey has a newpup named ChrisLove, rf Startly, 3b 3200RURAL MAIL BOX IMPROVE ENT WEEK Mr,Alice Stonebrook 69,died of aheart attack Wednesday at herhome At Hiland Lakasouth of herewhere she had lived for the past six, years Coroner Bordon of Howeil was called and flejaased the body to parents got a lot of9Qtt SwarthouVrTlocal mortican tripSurviving are herhusband, William The fairy queen Rave Kojrer nnStonebrpok and 2 daughters, Mia ne 50 cents for his tooth ftusseU Warren and Mrs Alfied Ronnie ourdwav has new slices Has television and radio sounded knell of biy league base ball asit has already don with minr leaue and independent baseballOf the bitjr league teams only fcans Jity has sho ri an increase fn attendance this year Detroit playedSecond Grade NewsAlan Steffen has new shoe fish on thiilos MilleT,ohn Greineri all qf Ann Arbor the smallest jn their history A Sunday ame at Cleveland only drewJ a littlf over lO0The bad weather in 1 ls is blamed but we wonder We once attended a world series game in Detroit where it snowed most of thetwrr and it was freezing yet everyseat was filled The college footManonBuria WUcojUn, Wami Wue J j fo aJ ulJjral was Friday at the jeans At hon,, , Jr build a neat Rriotfced hkelv lookmtt Miiah tn Pnnami uA u ,,,i , Mary Cosgray has new ,blouse and al tam llsualv Klt their shareQuick OceolaPauline Salmon, Arthur target in fomr Irivin Kenneedyjrho were at their son,Geralds home I near there saw the accidentMrs Wm Luhrs and Mrs RalphEyerg were speaker last Wednesdayat the meetlnfr of the LivingstonjCountv Womens JH at the home oi its president Mrs Thomas Bon ner Mrs Hopi McPherson II wascohostess and Mrs Mark Nash nalFlorence Preuss assisted,1,000,000 people have visited theMichigan state parks already thisyear BergerTyronneGeorge Hoffman, MrsBurton Street UnadillnBurr JacksonRay Lavoy sjJotted likely bokia Mnehltg Funeral Home,Ann Arbor,n of a monAly pealiftRrBrjindtof the Lutheran ehurthieiagn Burial she ha, a lambdoor of which hadInstantly the bird swooped ingonedown,trrabbeb the percioua letter in itsand flew offBrighton CityJohn BaCnes,Bruce FortuaUly tW, 8tory had m happyCoTctahMary Fitgerald, Elm Fr yUnr mhr 8PULiebermanConwayJohn Haas,Chas YagoDcerfieldNina Hunt,C Bjackbur JERRY VINCEVijjff 25, son of Mrs Mar niothet goat andJoan Eielnnuu visited the plucArborcrest whore her rand father Spears wasx wax born Sunday , Cheri Schmidt went to her AuttVis Sunday bad weather, often with rain orfnow yet they pack them in anddraw 50,000 to 70,001Hine Thorn w Richardson Vince and the latebecause ofthe WiJllaf A Vince died suddenly atweight of the letter and scared by Howell Wednesday He was a bar the youngsters screams dropped the berAthfW King barber hup Heletter after a short flight was ,born at the Pinckney Sanitar in Byron most of his andGenoaAda RonsonRhea Kuhn yVVraod new mail Green OakFreda Turner, Bemar box ete th door t the Survivirvir I 1 f I M Tf V k The bill to jrive all children Up tothr HIW of io polio, shotg has been iMowed to tit in committee by the, , , icKislaturi1 which has 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UoUforcf c an d n rea p fantasti c profits I t woul dJo e Plumftw r wer e 6 year s ol d las t on payin mor e tha t ao 5 Driv e you r ow n car up ULind a Wftne r ha s a n electri c c1 an d mi ht weJ I W rate a bo x an d se e if yo u can easil yflatten 20 percent Jame s Lee , counci l fo r , you r maf j th e wa y you r carrie rJo Singe r an d Larr y Keeater hav e c ty o f troi t w on e wh o ap woul d serv e you r box ,ne w cowbo y hat s , e rel B t th e heaHn Wi t th o , M rve s you r bo x 80 6 day Timm y Sprou t ba a new , neighb w c no w 8t f a W If i t i s eorrectt y set , Hwh o hav e a littl e boy 3 wh 8 undecided J voted again work, saves him time 10Jooy Kennedys dog was m fight Bt the blU mow quickly aerve otherDanny GxftZrfty hasiitw eowboy C0MJ5E AT DBTROTT j boots, I Livingston county spellers MEMORIAL DAY OB81Linda Clougha grandparents are f6 jn the D Newa I PUuu are shapfaf upgrin to visit her IJI ihe Hfcttam Day Thwe will be Jot Hummer has a new cicycte J11 troit th a t loca l cenwterie s wit hW a pUnnin a progra m fo r l f M af John k Hieto UMHI addrfta Byischool, PtockyDavid Piaher, Lake invited to join b on a itnmeticOur team the Sluggm, boat thour, 6th gn4e last wvtk 17 to 10 QftADB ffEWSd Jewry ttfnsbrt avtationWe had a me vie aboat it Monday t wae tnterestraj ft themselves and said they werePat Tessmors aunt visited thm 1Tnil to taIk aeefire with PremierRollene Singer has a baby lamb Cho ith having Chaimr Kai ChekJohn Mike Heath caught a baby nvni 7he18 ro Chek bitterfrOp onders and Senators Knowland JenBoby CurWJkv a ew tdt nti and Malonl of whom blasted the president with whom they areVIEWS dgfinitttlyoliL on foreign policycanv, Lke invited to oschool alternateJrry DrihM h oort d bfltee , cMEMORIA L BANQU0 T ton Dorc4h y Ftoh Barnar d school , traat a sbool d e e JeJ m0Yea r o h altCr ft An n Joncgtacei v Smitb an d Joa a Stee b ar egoin g t o introduc e u s t o bee t teday th eNC B graduation I Everj r Mthe hav fan dviaid aa d S t mF AM wil l hol dtOTnli l tMLnque t a t No 7f iMemoria l Cen irifev George Colon e wen t t o th e An nArbo r museum li e sa w skeeton o ,a n Indian,elephan t an d a dinnsouer Jud y Haine a wrot e a stor y abou ta clown Mik e riummer s showe d Howar dSinge r 2 bab y mice Kare n Downin g wen t t o 0Blackboar d Jungl e film Howar d Singe r helpe d serv e mas stor th e firs t tim e Sunday Larr y Gydo s brothe r ha d a n c cident Joh n Dinke l wen t t o th e dentist H e als o ha s ne w shoes FOURT H GRAD E W e wil l hav e spellin g be e eac hfro m no w on Rock y Morri slas t week with Mar y Le e Asc iren n runne r up Th o winnin gshining Hopes ar e sli m tha t eithe r Alask ac , Hawai i will e t statehoo d thi sye Mos t everyon e agree s the yiviui d hav e it bu t th e combinatio no f souther n conservative s an d mid wester n isolationist s is to o stron gfo r the m t o overcomeI n th e presen tsettu p a combinatio n o f thes e tw ocroup s ca n bloc k an y legislatio nthe y d o no t want Addin g 2 mot state s woul d kil l this Arthu r Godfrey , Mayo r Cob o fIVtroi t an d Polic e Com Pjggin scoole d thei r heel s al l las t wee k i ath e Novad a deser t whil e wait in g fo r th e atomi c tha t neve r too k pl ae r cause d postponement o 6 days MJS do no t understan d I f X We hav e starte d o n divisio n b y 7 , natio n attacke d u s durin g ru n o f ba dI n srithm e tic weathe r woul d ou r atomi c he uaetesa r, Ma y I S a 70 0 p m Th ewil l b e givent o U M HTchi gu i Maaoni e Howe fond Th e Gran d fat weekwoworke d o n makin guvfBUm WWMI rJ, t 1 crep W pape r raffia Whe n w e ar e fi n w e ar c read y fo r shellac W ha d 1 2 A s o n geograph y an d Ne woftheNilo Keepe rHatee a wa stact UBRAftT NBW 8book a M yV m Wsdaosdsy , Ma r 4 , 19 WGras sFire sAr e COSTL YThi s i t th e seaso n whe n mos t peopl e ge t th e urg et o bur n tha t unsightl y rubbis h pil e o r th e bruslr alon g th e fenc e row Befor e yo u d o s o yi u shoul d observ e th e followin g rule s an d sav e yoursel fmuc h wor k a s wel l a s th e possibilit y o f havin g afin e assesse d agains t you 1 Cal l th e fir e chie f i n you r are a an d tel l hi m th eapproximat e tim e yo u wil l d o you r burning ,2 E e sur e yo u hav e cleare d th e are a aroun d th erubbis h s o fh e fir e wil l no t spread WATC H YOU R FIRE Thi s i s highl y importan ts o ther e wil l b e n o chanc e o f it s spreading 4 Hav e a broo m o r burla p bag and a pai l o f wa te r read y t o figh t spark s carrie d b y th e wind Lloy d Hende ePUTNA M TOWNSHI P SUPERVISO RThe Lensia f Stat e Journa l go t 5 W pa e editio n las t wee k i hono r o f it s centennial , th e Lerfee ei n th e histor y o f th e stat e a fa r a si s known , Stockbridf e ha s aske d fo r ne wbid s o a thei r e w schoo l bnildta Th e lowes t bi d w y 7tM Onl y6X,00 6 h availabl e Nelli e Gardne r wit h Mrs Eunk eHof f o l Howe U an d Mrs Axl a Caul kcalle d o n Mrs Grac e Runcina n laa twee k wh o i s serioual j 4 1 i n a Lam sin g eoavaleacen t home Mario n Kiatie r i s tile Stockbridf esenio r clas s valedictoria n an d Ji mRowlan d i s alutatoriaa Bor n t o Kennet h Blade s an wif eo f Piaelwe y a t Row hospita l t kbridg e Apri l t , a wMiea e Mwsid Vandalis m hi t th e Gregor y schoo llaa t wee k whe n door s MM wiv dow s wer e sho t out Assistan t Prosecuto r Lair d o fWshteaa w count y ha s ntle d tha tresident s o n th e Boro n Rive r belo wPortag e Lak e canno t buil d a dap iacros s th e rive r withou t bein g Ha Jeines Doyl e wh o ha s boo n living tm Jackso n ha s move d bac k her e i nth e Cadwel J house On aft d Fran k Haine s hav e mov e d i n th e Harol d Swarthou t hous eo n las t Mai n St Arthu r Haesencha l i s workin g i aa n oi l statio n i n Detroi tMarjori e Merril l entertaine d th eireshme n clas s a t he r hom e Mon da y night Th e hig h schoo l los t thei r firs tfirs t bal l gam e t o Howel l las t wee kbu t bea t HartJaa d i n th e secon dm e 5 to 3 Fran k Smak a an d Sta nle y Dinke l wer e th e winnin g batter yTh e res t o f th e lineu p w M Mca bon , lb , ydlo , 2b SAdaeh , 3b Shehan , ss T Adaeb , Ha r Hall , Ji mKail , outfield Ji m Hal l ha d 8 hit JOie e Fafi n die d a t St Anthony shem s a t Cemetoc k las t week Th eburia l wa s her e Friday Mrs Fre d Hemmingwa y Jie d o aApri l 26 Sh e leave s he r husban dan d 8 son s Pear l an d Arthu r Smit hb y a previou s marriage Patric k Lave y celebrate d hi s 8 2n d birthda y Wednesda y b y etuer ily , th e Hind ,families HOWELLHOWELL , MICHGA N TffiAmSWedL , Thars Ma y , 4 , Eathe r WilUasm s an d Howar d Kee lJUPITER S DARLING Friday , Saturday , Ma y f , 7Glen n For d an d Fran k Lovejo yl aTH E AMERICANO Als oRin g Croab y an d Bo b Hop e an daBOA D T O BALL ri n Technicolo rSunday , Monday , May , 8 , , Matine e Sunda y ij m coot 1 Jud y Garlan d an d Jame s Maoo a1 loi n Cinemascop e an d Colo r A STA B I S BORN , Friday , Saturday , Ma y f , T HATTL B CRt HStarria fTa a Hefli n Aldo , RayMoa Frim nt Nanc y Olson Jame s WUtaut oRaymon d MaOey , Ta d liftU rColo r Cartoo n an d Now Friday , Saturday , Ma y i , 7 HI T TH E DECK f i n Caeaftee eA Musica l Comed y Staxria jJaa e Powell Ton y Martin , Debt Reynolds , Walte r PidgeonVi a Da one , Gen e Raymond,A M Mille r an Tambly nNew s Colo r farto tTh e Linde n schoo l i s puttin g i s twate r syste m o n thei r athleti c field ,Jexr y Durbt a o f Brighto n wo n th espellin g contes t t t th e Brighto nschool 48 3 childre n receive d poli o shot sa t th e Brighto n schoo l las t week Bo m t o Glen n Bennet t an d wif eHambur g las t wee k a daughter C F Clar k ha resigne d a s th eHowel l Coo p mgr Th e las t service s wer e hel d i Qth e Howe U Baptis t churc h Sunda yTh e churc h an d parsonag s hav ebee n aol d t o th e Capito l Wreckin gCo o f Lansin g an d a ne w churc han d parsonag e wi b e built Th e foUowin g wer e inducte d int oservic e las t week Leo n Lyens,Coll in s Hasbrouc k , Ho well Herber tSchreer , Brighton Georg e 8picer ,Sout h Lyon Donal d Teggerdbe ,For The I rGraduate sSupervisor Lloy d Henoee e ku sbee n pu t o n tekealth , plannin gan d apportionmen t commetUs s o lo f th e boar d o f supervisors Willia m Hicke y wh o i s charge dwit h killin g Joh n Orti a an d throw in g bod y ou t o f hi s cav nea r Brigh to n ha s demande d anothe r exainina tton and i t wil l fee hel d Ma y U hi ,justic e court jBernar d Rowe , 17 , o f Prackps ywh o stol e a n aut o o f Clinto n Lo ro f Ceda r Lak e Rd , Pinckney , pie d guilt y an d wil l b e sentence d Ma y 9th , IErnes t Wrigh t i s buildin g a ne w40x6 0 ft bar n a t Wright Corners, ,Pinckne y Howel l Road , t o replac e tth e on e tha t burned Th s Chelse a schoo l boar d ha s or dere d ae w flchoolbussecud fiords, tGMC s an d 2 Internationals Th e Friend s o f th s Librar y inten dt o buil d a t Cheiae a Ther e 1,10 0i n th e treeasur y83 0 childre n receive d poli o fhot oa t Brighto n las t wee k an d ei l a tHowel l Note o f 4 4 Year s Af tW H Harri s o f Dexte r ha s ar rive d her e t o star t wor k o n Ros sRead s ne w house H e an d hi s wif eliv e i n a ten t o n th e lot Ale x Mclntyr e moving t o Detroit Bor n t o Fran k Parke r an d wif e o fBoya e Cit y Frida y a daughte r Th e followin g hav e passe d th eteacher s examination Norm aVaughn , Maud e Mortenson , Mabl e Clinton , Florenc e Harris,Le o Monk san d Adria n Lavey Tb Chelse a Pea t plan t ami theWhit e Cemen t plan t ar e bot h close ddow n bu t th e Glazie r Stov e Work sther e i s boomng To o ba d ever ytow n ha s no t go t a Glazier To m Sheha n i s buildin g n ne wporc h o n hi s home th e Teepl e Hardwar e sol d a fal llin e o f far m tool s t o th e Mich Stat eSanitariu m las t week Mario n Reaso n i s ura n g store o n th e lot s h e bough t o f WH Ciar ko n Putna m St an d expect s t o buil dne w house Joh n Cadwel l ha s bough t a Carte rCa r o f Georg e Reason ProfE J Kirtlan d i s retuiniTi gt o Pinckne y fro m th e Philipinea Da d Whippl e i s th e ne w landlor da t th e Nationa l Hotel , Howell Th e friend s o f Mis s Flot a Hal lMrs S J Kenned y wh o ar e mov in g t o Washingto n gi the m asurpris e part y Wednesda y nigh ta t th e B W Kenned y home fVe d Lelan d caugh t 15 0 wort h o fi r laa t winter W H Gardne r an d Jame s Doy ear e bot h buildin g ne w barns Mr Schuler , th e ic e ma n i s buil din f 8 cottage s an d a boa t hous e a tUkaland H w parents , th e d Brenningt Tuea, Wed, Thur, May 10, 11, 12inJUST FOR YOU In TechnicolorSYLVAN THEATRE MichiganFriday, Saturday, May 6, 7 BATTLE CRYin CinemaScopejt TechnicolorStarringVan Heflin, Aldo Ray Tabor HunterShows 705 and 935Sunday, Monday, May, I, fr THE FAR COUNTRYin TechnicolorwithJames Stewart, Ruth Roman Walter BrennanShows 715 and 907Tuea, Wed, Thur, May 10, il, 12 Abbott and Costello InMEET THE KEYSTONB COPSLynn BarriCartoon and TravelComing Hit the Deck, East of EdenShows 715 and 905 Underwater, The Country Girl , Thurs, FriSaUMay U,U,tFrom John Stcinbeck Great Novel EA8T OF EDENin Ciaemaceaein Warner Color withJulie Harris, James Dean, Bayaon4 Moriarity and Richard DavoliNovelty News Color CartoonSdo DriveIn Theatre ANN ARBOR MICK1GANFriday, Saturday, May 6, 7 VALLEY OF KINGSin TechnicolorwithRobert Taylor and Eleanor ParkerandCAPTAIN JOHN SMITH AND POCOHONTASwith Anthony DexterSunday, Monday, May 8, 9 YOUNG AT HEARTin TechnicolorwithDoris Day and Frank SiaatrialsoGYPSY COLT wltaDonna Corcoran and Ward BondTuee, Wed, Thurs, May 9, 10, 11 DUEL IN THE SUNia Technicolorof Tda will live fn it Arthur Flintoft has bought theEastman Carpenter house in Pettyville and sold his to Mrs L Le The Pinckaey Village Council atits meeting April 29 voti to issueno licenses for the sale of apiritous or intoxicating liquor The vote was IYes, James Roche, WANxon,CV, Van Winkle and Pres Jerry DuneNo, Ed Farnam, Steve Teeple, and James Smith NOTES 25 YEARS AGO Rain forced postponement oi thebass ball practise SundayThers wiTlbe a bet Thursday nigfet to gst Vnfield ready The lira game in kereMay 11 with HoweU It is announced that M4f wiii bepaved from Mason to U aU Uwill be renamed M86 About 81 members of the YougPeoples class of the Cougl Cburcbweert entertained by their teacherCalvin Hooker Sunday night Ths first oil well in the history ofPutnam township is feig drilledon Elmer Grlena farm by Arfeaugh Bros oi Mt PleasantThs senior play, Am fraoa Ariaiaa is 4t the Community Hull on May 8 The cast is Hax Hall, RegHinohey, Clyde Soper, Bob Ptab,Mtrie ShthanBemiee VanBiaricmml Evelyn Graves, Dorotnj Cejrx, CeliaGearnart v , Ozones and Gregory Peck endTHING FROM ANOTHER WORLD in TechnicolorwithKenneth Tobin CartoonHarold Porter and wife and FrankZiegler and wife re attending theWhite Shrine meeting Kansas City all this weekHoy Dillingham and wife spentBnnday with the C W Hookers atZukey Lake and called on the JHJ H HookersJoseph Griffith was operated onat St Lawrence hospital, Jackson Fridav Sunday Mrs Griffith, 4keOtis Mattesons and Don Griffith call on himTEHT1ON LKS INDeWxeCenter, 13Whl WtIrdfoWfitted trovel COM 3000 i 11775 Jk SPRUCf It fhe coter the wonderful ntw fashion color were featuring in Skywoy Luggage Spruce goes smortty with everything you wear stays forever new vocoutt Skyway luggage is covered with icvffproof, woihoble Korosea Skyway coses ore finished luxurit owfy with superb cast hardware saddle stitching beouttfut taffeta linings Start o Skyway set for onlyv IWJtpJw taxAbo Available in TanFor Men the Dr James Ns fenrt oiColdwater, GU Bendee and wtft of Owoato, Bd Nuoffer and wils ofHolt aAd the Lloyd Heodee iflwere Sunday gnecU at ths Hendee homeThe Bay Burn toBJ day at the Jack Tonng home atPor tagt Lake HAT Hall of CrofweU ealled atHsu nome ilayMiss Isabel Nash of An Arborand Mrs Jane Clark of Dwrter fali ed at the Martin Bitter homo R dy Mrs ieUU Carfo and laafly 4Ann Arbor are spending fee otfkat the Harold Porter homo Mrs Marion Pearson of Sowettspent Thursday tX 1s Andrew Nee Wtt homeJACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY PINCKNEYPHILLIP GENTILE 113 East Main St Pinckney Phone UP 86659NEW HEADQUARTERS TOTPITTSBURGH PAINTSCOLOR DYNAMICSEVFRY SA1 NfTE We now have the famous family ofPittsburgh Paints Here is where youwill find ail oi those highquality, field mtested Pittsburgh finishes for every paintable surf act inside or outsidt of wttfHt SfSttttlyour home Get SUNPROOF House Af JuytM rmlntinn PaintWALLHIDE RubberiMd Satin w fnfHiW iyiFinish or the new WALLHIDE ADcyd FREE BOOKUTType Flat for any interior walltorfaceSATINHIDE Enamel in colors that match WALLHIDE WallPaintsFLORHIDEfoc wood or cementfurniture and wiTB mtCKNBT MftlflCT WednMday, May 4, 196SStore LINGERItGENTS FURNISHINGSCAPJNED GOODSGROCERIESIKENNEDYS GENERA STORTHANKSHaving Sold My Kusiness I Wish to Say Thanks for Your Patronage, Help andFriendship While in Business Here,1 Would like to IntroduceRAYPRICEWho is Your New GAS STATION AND AAASERVICE MAN Also Mrs Price Who WillHave Charge of the GroceryThe Prices Come Highly RecomeHope You Will Welcome Them and Try TheirService John Burg and wife attended anIndustrial Arts meeting at GrandRapids FridttyThe McGuire Sittersof Arthur Godreys program werethere in peraonJohn got their autographs and says he found them verycongenialMrs Margaret Oldenham a Detroit and Mrs Mary Haas of Ham burg called at the J L Hooker home last week The Clayton Musson family ofMarion and Audrey Klikott, Brigh ton spent Sunday at the Albertbert Dinkel homeJerry Ledwidge bowled in AnaArbor Sunday afternoonRonald Sherrod, musband ofthe former Beverly Harden of Por tge Lake is home from Korea Albert Dinkel and wife were Saturday gueats of WFClose aud wifeat Portage Lake Herb Sneed and wife of Howell1 called on the Ross Read SundayJhe James Halls of Maroin spentSunday at the Merwin Campbell homfit The Chris Campbells were Sundayguests of the Peter Crockett familyin Gregory Donald Clark of Ypsilanti and MissShirley Hosier of Milan spent theweek end at the Walter Clark home Nancy Chubb of Howell was aThursday dinner guest of the Albert Dinkels The Thomas Clark family of AnArbor called on Mrs MargaretClark and family Mrs Margaret Clark and familycalled on the Dan Driver family in Dexter Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Johnnyand Christine were guests of her Lubin Lambom of Detroit,Harln gfeter, Mrs Maiie Sweet and familyHall of Croswell, Charles Whitehead n Battle Creek Saturday and Sunjand wife and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory, the Keith Bradburys oftroit called on the Jesse Henrys on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday,troit called onthe Jesse Henrys on Wt ley Reader and Bobwere fishing in northernover the week end aridcalledBeit Davises lastSHOESDRYGOODS MYRON HUGHESCompute Line Plumbiag Ffattmt and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHONE UP6114 t 7 f IASTTRACTORS CAMRUSSELL D SMITH CO KU, MICH ffl 1412Represented by H W WYUfWagoners GroceryGeorge Foster of Flint called on MeabonSundayRobert Pike and wife were in Corruna Sandayhome with them 6066 Pinckney JradBruffLorna Knisdey of Dexter high The George Dagg srs of Detroitschool who won a Mich State schol were wek nd Kests of Murrayarship was a former pupil of Mrs agg Lucille Camburn at North Lake 1 Mrs En Newman of Ann Arbor Arbor spent last week at the BnLawrence Camburn and Lonnie , White home Frank White familyVanSlambrook atteadd the Senior of Ain Arbor called SundayWardens Night at Livonia Masonic True Daje Miller family spHt SunMasonic lodpe last Wednesday day at the Ralph Hall home , , I Lawrence Cantbum with SheridanIrvin Kennedy and wile eaUed1 on 1Hadey of Parmattended the conj the Gerald Kennedys in Howell Fn sistory meeting in Detroit Fridayy r , , 1 , , TI where Sheridan received the 32nd Ralph Hall and MHS Floren ,MasOnic degrce Th wiveg weatss attenaed jtheHome Lxien Quality h eclrandfscLOW bee and Wise to lake Outce Preuss attgnged the Home sion Achievmentthe Fowlerville Fair grounds atDetroitl Asherchildrent SincerityHockeyHockey Appliance Store ,, called on the Walter Glovers anJDr Harry Huntington of Howell Mrs Anna acey in FowlerviUe Suni was in collision Sunday at Gregory jaywitl a car driven by Dan Howlett The Kenneth Line family of MarMrs Huntington was slightly hurt ion cajled on the Aaher The Ray Burns family attended aya party Thursday at the D Conklin home in Farmington a The Don Burns family spent Sun day at fche Jim Burns home Bin Ann irlt KOUtti fLUMfilNG1Arbor 5rsT Irioa dtfUlippi 5Tawa Rev Forest Gearharf of Stantonvisittd tht Marion Shireys last spent Suoday at the Mark Nashwetk home The Jame9 Whitley family calledon the Wm, Whitley in Ann Arbor KepauriagOna Campbell and wife had dinner Sunday with the Carl Lentzfamily and called on Joe Griffith at Lawrence hospital, Lansing SundayFred Read and wife and MFrank Peters spent Sunday at theDr Steve Brown home in Detroit Johnny Dinkel with his mother 310 Webster 1hone UP 8 6607Sunday The Claude Swarthoute, Harold caUedon hi7dVntistin HoweiTFrTSwarthout and L J Swarthout and ,dayHonnie were in northern Michigan The dept tty 320O0 dep 8tarvadat Douglas Lake over the week end to death last winter The legislature Mrs A Horning and Mrs Tom hai not given them power to regulaWilliams of Detroit died on the te the size of the deer herd thsJohn McDonnells year MODERN LIVINGPLENTYPLENTYBettreEdison GROCERIES AND VFGETABLESVEAL CHOPS LbVEAL STEAK, LbCHUCK ROAST, LbSHORT R1BS Meaty, LbRIB STEAK, LbSOMERS HOLUSTER 79c79c38c25c41cFLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS fromWMKELHAlft FLORAL COMPANYfhone HoweltThe Winston Bauehns entertain Mrand MrsPW Manion of Aled Sunday the Frank Clarks of were Sunday guests of the GeorgeMilford, Gordon Aliens of Tnsinj VanNormans At the diaer the tnad Paul Greens of North Carolina, jajfement of Tom Manion to Shirley Mrs Ellen McAfee attended ,the Sturtevant of Milan wa announceTuesday night bowiin lea, The BnuHurys ofbowling banquet Friday niht Junior H fat the Ann Arbor Skoet Club speftt Suny U j, The John Sullivan family of Jack home, on apent Sunday at the Harry Mur j The Kimberly ofy hovn I VUlage had a bee Sunday m Darwtj Paul Makin who lives on the old Road where they Shirey farm hit tree on Chambers houseRoad Friday He was taken to StJoe hospital but returned hornet aano injuries were foundThe Francis Shehana called on Mrs Will Unb aad Aildm eAnn Arbor and Jamswife called at tbt Whome Sundayher farm and had dinner with John Lundeens at Hiland Lake Claudi Roilieonand wife oftoaaaAta at th Sari Baucte Mark Nash and wtti W N1 ft mahlDti Basket Mrit Tftft 3M5xmtam wbsday , Ma y 4 , 1 5ELECTRI C REFRIGERATOR S ARESTAURANTS4599 5 1 kk Apr l 14t h A t ,Present , Honorabl e Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probate Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Adolp h Grumelo t jr,pra ytog that administratio n o f sai d es tat e b e grante d t o Adolp h Grumelo t jr o r som e othe f suitabl e perso n PlDCJUiiy , an d tha t th e heir s o f sai d decease d Tail y 110 0 A M t o WI D P M THE BUSINES S PROFESSIONA L 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Wednesday, May 4, 1955CELEBRATINGNational BABYWEEK SPECIALS MAY 1st TO MAY 7th INCLUSIVEINCLUSIVEWHITEHALL DIAPERS TOP QUALITY 20x40REGULAR 295 a Dozen239 a DozenGIBBS TOWEL SET 30x20 TOWEL and10x10 FACE CLOTH REGULAR 159 NOWQuiltex Receiving Blankets SIZE 2740, PASTEL COLORSREGULAR 99c NOW69cMUSICAL TOYSwiss Music Box IN PLASTIC CASEREGULAR 295225Dowen COMB BRUSH SETNYLON BRISTLEREGULAR 195149WILSON PANTY SETROSEEUD SHORT SLEEVESLEEVELESS SHIRT and PANTY REGULAR 129 NOWREGULAR 139 NOW 109CUTLER BABY PANTS LANOLIZEDREGULAR 49c NOWSTAYON CRIB SHEETFITTED COTTON IN PASTELS 52x28REGULAR 125 NOW99cTownINFANTS AND CHILDRENS APPAREL214 South Michigan Ave Howell Phone 1788 Top Dressing Wheat Pays inHigher Yields Lower Costs 1mEmmJumper wheat voids mean lower production costs, hi rier profitsU PCP dressing your wheat erot with a ooi delete fertilizer tins sing can be a profitaVcncstmcnt Thats purtcularly tru ifthetc is any iueslion aboat thr ips rned fr phosphate ani vtsh, says th Miilo WestSoi Improvement CommitteeIf, better to be safe than rrv, sas the committee, in the iratter of supplying nutrientsI or the cropSoils specialists report that onmany wheat fields it is profitable to use fr,n 20 to 300pounds of a coinnlete fertilizersuch as 1010 10 as a spring topdressing If thu snil is hih in phosphate and ptrtrrsh tfitn it vtlirrnv toconsidcr top dressing i initrogen fertilizer, ac itun tthe committee In ciial i equivalent of I002C0 txmnd f jiimonium nitrnte will hel, in use yields, Boosting wheat productionby 10 bushels per acre, saysthe committee, can Mrrfjisc a fanners profit by as much as20 pei acre As yields go up, productioncosts per bushel do down Thusthere is more take homo in come for the farmer, eventhough prices are declining, The best time to t ,p dress isearly spring, just before the vhent begins to grow, accordingto soils specialistsOnly you canPREVENT FOREST FIRES NAMED Betty Crocker AllAmerican Homemaker of Tomorrow inDeiores Arnotie of Enterprise, Alabama The award was presentedai the American Table banquet in Philadelphia Deiores received thehighest score of the 48 stale winners in a homemaking examinationgiven by General Mills in cooperation with the nations schools Shevill receive a 5,000 scholarshipior her college educationrz,Lack of feliMzer causedthin, spindly growth in centerrow Heres ho, L works in corn,apcorciifc to rt h statistics Ic first 10 bus s of cornper acre uo t L ver eost of iridictiii tnosi iiiAhce inirv Mldlc Si Avuragevieicif o, about J bushels give a baic 10 bustis for profit But vjKii tle u ij lertihzer isu yelds by J oushels ormee tiise eaa bushels hgh profit ind a low Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 04, 1955 Description An account of the resource May 04, 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 1955-05-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/253ee6c8e4b45c2e0d910351aafcc4a2.pdf 7e47cabe72d2a4fcc4841086bdaf1613 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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T Volume 7 M MICHIGAN WtK MICHIUANTHE PlNCSNgT PI8PATCB Wednesday, May 11, 1955 LOCAL NEWS Caftan Church No 18ANTHONY BOLOGH SRa fit of despondency Anthonye MAYORS EXCHANGE MAY 16thort Pinckney exchanges mayors wih Infor Livonia May 16 Mayor Stanley Bologh 68, who lives on the Alfred Dmkel goes to Livonia and May Morgan funn on Hinchey Rd, westnartuii oi Livonia comes hereThe following is a brief resuree ofMayo Knxrt M Hartom of LivoniaNext week b Michiganindustry, fvv M, ire i Aowners etc hold open housethe general public Michigan uoeu with awe Chehurt few weeks oi a man practisingto be governor While GovernorWilliams attended the anniversaryof Israel becoming a nation Lt Gov Phillip Hart not only at VIto his duties as Lt Gov but alsothoh of ihi vriior Re never misted a chajine in takingover the duties although he alwaysirted he WHS just filling U Hosigned bills galore including theone making Michigan State JuliegeMichigan State University Albo hesent a message to the legislatureasking them to appropriate 2,000000 to buy Salk vacine for all child National Guard in 1923 and in oi PinckJiey blew the top of his headoff wjth a shotgun Tuesday Thebodywas not discovered until 800onia, odywas not discovered until 800 7 IT flTMayor Hartom is an exWorld by M L Hinchey a neighbor Cor f 0 e tu Var If Army Major who served in oner Dibbl id th hd b from v,vcinbtr 1145 to Janus special services offiand battalion commander As oner Dibble said the man had bendead number of hours whn found His wife is dead and his survivorsare a son, Anthony jr who owns the St Marys Catholic Chvchev Fr Albert Scbjtt, FactorSunday Mase8 800 and 1000 amNoveoa devotions, Friday evening nat 70Confessions, Friday evening after Devotions and Saturday from a p zu and Sunday be00 Mass, elementarytitUrtftnita j Calvaty Mennoniu ChurchiUnrc exenange oiikw at Stutu Morgan farm He lives in Ecorse Rev Ezra Beachy, Pastor t G h There are 2 sistersThe deceased has s S Supt Walter Eschlived on the faim 10 years His son Morning Woshif 100uis a brothiulaw of John Bezek Sunday Scb ol 1100The funeial is Thursday at 2 pm Young Peoples Meeting 7J0a at the Swarthout Funeral Home,ev Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800ren up to the age of 10 years This U SArmy Reserve He was promoput the legislature on the spot be tefi to first lieutenant in 1926 and gart Germany, he organized an army jiat exchange serving allied lroop and civilians in a 2,000is ali0World War 1 veteran, was cummis Beachy officiating, Burial in i inck second lieutenant in the Ohio ney Cemeterythe Kindergarten NewsBrian WaJtun viinri hiijinti1 Sundayi,ini Tubt iies griimipCK lrom 1 itiida and LKODavy rocket hirtDuiuiy ijioxuni hit new jeansDouglas Winder gave iiis mohi1a bird Mothers Day Tunny Sprout has n w TII rank Zeaika went to Den1 Muailalijir, a writer in theKC Mojiitor in an 1 week slated that inija onUu lakea over 00 peram nard liquor bus uoted figurmile areaAlayor Hartom, whocause if they refused it would besaid they hated children so they complied and Hart got the credit for itDuring iill this Hart tried his bc3t tobe impartial, He was bawled outonee by Senator Porter while presiding over the senate, the latter claimHart would not recognize him Hartsaid if such was the case it was nnintentional Even Republicans givohim grudging admiration and oneremarked Ph afraid he is going to be around a long timeThe big battle Am the senate wasto forbid labor unions from contri buting to political parties Thi isaimed at the P A C a union organ izatiou supporting the Democratparty It passed the senate by asmall margin but will have hatdorgoing in the house and faces thegovernors vetoThe house passed the bill to convert the ,Howell TB Sanitarium invjamentftl imspiiaL TheMLL to emupeli motorists to have their pictureson their, drivers licenses, was kilelin committeeThe legislature now knows thatthe business receipts tax will noprovide enough money and are culting all appropriations right and left This includes those for new builde at all state colleges and uniCfo and atso mental health hospitals captain in 1930MRS GRACE RUNCIMANOn Monday, May 9 occured the Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 a mMorning Worship 1046 a m g ship 10death of Mrs Grace Runriman, 77, Thurs night prayer meetingat Lansing Born Decemb 6 1877t h h at Lansing Born December 6, 1877in Putnam township she was thedaughter of Henry Band Eliza Mur phy Gardner, She spent her earlylife here, being very industrious anIof a generous nature he endenvy herself to her family friends n Neighbors She was a member uthe Order of the Eastern StTIn 1918 she married Charles Runeiman of Cnadilla and lived on theRunciman farm unil his death inFeb1943 Surviving rp Ii brothers,Dr Cyrils Gardner of Li1, ingWill irv, of Pinckney and C , f Stuutr nnd 1 si, Mrs GeorgiaWebb of Uphni iirid, Mr at the church atWed choir pracMceTh if8M36 Wos he vn Main TTnadila StreetRev Keith Regseggoi, PSunday School 945 a mWorship 1100 a m 800730 p rxlurch and Kai Kii his a labSo has Toby hlietteiroeNiik Meiiiii is ijack aiUiabsenceW V enjoyed our trip fire engine and hike lu Liu hackFiint Grade Wws jabhitJ naket i ictI SLni j 1OUJ NVui IAhe niarJadTJY nt f Servii oPrayer MetMiST Chow Practice Wed,Sr Practice Wed 700 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p m730 p mEunicedie HoffBigeoy,aul of Hcf iof Aiii MSiVMand Mi A sisi aiiCONSEKVATiON NOTESThe Village of orchard Lake hasrepealed its ordinnce requiring1 thatmotor boats be jjcensed It conflictA special permit was issued to afarmer near Hamilton last week to shoot deer who were damaging hiscelery cropTwo square miles of Ogemawstate forest were burneed off lastweek to provide habitat for deci der and prairie chicken Waste from the New York CentralRailroad at Niles killed all the fish in the Dowagiac River there Theriver is now purified and the rainlroad has paid for restocking it with fish PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Kings Daughtersmet with Mrs HazelThompsonThursday with 24 members pres ent Mrs Thompon led the devot Mayor HartomFrom Mnrch, r34he served with Civilian Conservation Corpstts ChtVj tit4JWUtiii ill Lj fanp until 19117 Fallowing a briefinterval, h was a,h Ued to act ive ,ut vith the CCC and wasconinvnrer at civ, i V ton, Viscnsin aiH Illiiois until or,dered to duty with the JLI srvi Cnnnanl of the U S ArmyJfcnaust, J911 Ho attained the rank ofinlunliy major in Jariuar1, rCi iw, transferred to Array Groundforces in Mav of that year Mayor Hartom s a native of Jordan, N Y anl attended publicschools tuvo before moving to DM trni1 in 1023 The Haitoms , whoh ve one son, Klbert M jr, 25haveresided at 29105 St Martins Streetin Livonia iince August 1881Mr Hartom ir a Ma on a chartermembtr of the Clarenceville Optomists Club Master of the PlymouthGrange and president of the Northeasi Livonia Ci ic AssociationCivicHis hobbies are poultry and gardeningThe program for mayors exchange day is briefer than last yearas there will e no public dinner at noonMayor Hnrtftm and wife of Livonia, Mich, will arrive here at 1100a m and will be taken, on a tour ofin asc Oihi r in VineW fTTTTPTrrTri Horn lIe for MIH maroductsHOSPITAL NOTESunty hospital has purchassro of McPherson Farntf ci 1 Hiddle St Howh T i 1 I ya Another uift owhead SteelisL annojujiced heranhn a JKhljail d 1 today JHOP A SUCCESS Jinnies UeNiiu ,Mike arvr,eii, Dennis Keynohk and Li Sliey were on a dance vndlal at th school Vlenday nigni Linda Cuits visiledilur Sunday and tuk Jeff llerukt has 2ens and a sand box JJeilllis 1aVkt ctnuia lamb talUi be Billy lieinz had cnpany SindjyAlsu Iarol AIt nPaiueia Grm SIL the vc k niin Ciii Jjna Slnrey has j b Linda VnnHlaricnin awidiiin,y SundayRuth iJtuiiiay Her i r i batk in st iijlSusan iis it ier in a lawn mower, Kled Twitrheli savshew Sunday Jtihit A4ttn ifttr titttitiy rrmnieI Llui r sheopJoe nation iit JVOI Si Louis, Mu, longu tviLci of ihc beer and liquor iivi,v,i IK juoicd figures from theiLay iijcuiiy who sell half the re i conunied in St Loui The are lower anil the onefood i beer is an induce iiu markets parking ariv, of a St Louii said Leir hard liquordoubJeed in 1 years 100,markets now sell hard iq ales f packaged beru totails 7ti eicent of the sale that article Shoppers in superIKLIS havt observed that the wo v, iio do the shopping seldomhop a few cans of beer incart us they make their roundsieir market Some are church wives of prominentn tore people siiyis Ji problem andpacknicj sales encourage modn Tiiis is disputed by otheraion who say that manynis am ,ud siid they got their tlni stcks in their homeK IIiil tiii ento In inlanaan H aihiii11 her iina haSitli iMUM 94, did ii home Mam,, at of herHellvillJShe was the daughter ofthe late George and Martha Eliza Aiuso, Ke vts ani U,IIJII v,n iis now Hiland Xake She married, Alvin Mann ol Piiuiviuy u I livedhere while herjiujihiind was a,iated with his brother, Norman, inthe Mann Jeneral Store hte For The JHop Saturday night was Sliaion Blades has 1one of the nicest ever given ti Pinck on Froehlick o and RK Albert Mor, viited hismother We made baketa mothrs day Thcv v Iiicttownspeople neljedit by patronizing the classes ivities to finunce it ers foiThjunderwater theme was bfraujnicetiful and was carried out under tho supervision of the decxrating com t u r Domalee Swar Jimmvtwo i sisL,i h in1 mother The tooth ioiKeeves tarmsouth of Pinckney that orchestra of Eddie Martin lont the ifinal touch to this Dance of theYear The grand march was led by r class vice pvesfdenTaiHtier Pat ThayerXext in iinewas tilP senior class vice president jand his partner, Mary McClvcr Neither class president ciuld be pie hasie ,Sh rdi i tvian Ji , e eiiitriubcr Lh iirst haircutcci vt m a barber shopIt cost led long pants itan a bo Lit gi aduatii to 2c It stayed chcie uniid Wai1 I whon it went to 50c War II it rs to ,11 and u icad thai Detroit barbers scv the pi ire at 17They run hacc us Wirdor only charges , noi far across to thntf,vYpTt a Lom in busiii peopif who come out Jumi ehr1 city will gotI I I COlie n m 11, i SECOi iirA olot tilin Cantrrilv fath himRusha was bit I en by til i e fit Ieenhower would havevermrient fflNfamouxh innKulate all the nation up to the agenc parents would have shots which wouUneie i one drawback i that the vacine supne linii and a numberLud wig may havcut lur40 years she Jivod in Detroit movi to ijelleville a few years agoson is her oly sui ivor Tno burialwas in Pinckney Cemetery this af iternoon whore gr,Reside services Iwere held weei auer Li siAltogether it was most lovely an1and enjoyable for all who attend, iG RADK NEWSfollowing officers were olected Pres, Mrs Stella Garr Tstice, Mrs, Mararet Hollingskorth2nd Vice, Mrs Marilda Clark Sec Mrs Pearl Madsen Treas, Mrs Celeste McKinleyRefreshments were served withMesdames Adelaide Rose, Lulu Dai dustries At 1230 they will been to the Anr Arbor Skeet Club bythe committee, Howard Read and Don Swarthout for lunch MerlinLavey committeman cannot, be prosent In the afternoon they will visitthe schools and our lake resortsand recreation areas not forgettingHell, Michigan At 630 p m he will be the guestw Mj , , , ,, , of the Kiwanic Club at dinner whoW S thtdeian Chaf aSSt have switched their date to MondayCnS assfiaftlon Mrs for thp occas,on A ,one m iV ISVKI WIeCced PreS T tickets are 125Mrs Mable White, Sec and Edward Riggs is in Virginia fora weekHe had a birthday last wckWe have changed our seatsaround a new wayWe are working on our second individual moviesOur mothers wefre pleased winthe plants we planted in milk car toons F6Ymothers day We made cartoons tooA cocoon hatched a beautiful cecropia moth inour terrarium astto theand aatour is CARD OF THANKSr1heThe Junior class wishes to tlvuikthe people who donated trucks,baki ed gooris, scrap and those whoj brought their cars to be washedWej are grateful for your fullhearted support of our projects and we appreciate this support Marilynn VanSlambrook, rClass iiarb adkitis Marilynbadly v haddayMan Aliesiin ol I i Mj1 lei Kfith S,elelroWaterfront Harold ainfjo to schoolBoltbie Kookt visited Konniiway TuesdayWe made handkerchief Id ijmt hanfikeirluif in them firVi dayFrancis Keasoj, nud idv a doi1 i iIIIhnj ren ill in Iaeilihit by UOnrouJit anolds went 1 11 Vs and nioihK Sat uiliW eSPRING CHORAL CONVERTThe annual spring choral concert I A,Blanch Martin, Treaa4H NEWSWe met with MrsArnold Bechlerc April 27 ancjThe Dirt Dobbers We meetTuesday this summer Walter Bechler is junior leader We are raisingvegetables to exhibit at the Fowtrville Pair, CtuO Ieach I vle er SouthWON TWO GAMES LAST WEEKPinckney is tied for first placefn the Land O Lakes league withSouth Lyon by virtue of victories loys8 o 3 Wilson won both gamesnd is now the leading pitcher with4 wins Pinckney, plays Dexter and Manchester both away this weekBlllie Roweil continues to lead inhitting1 with 3 hit against Sou h Lyon and 2 against HoysviHe, one atriple Don Packer had 2 hits an Neil Clark a triple Rowel is leaJhatter with 536 average We are planning a tripGreenfield Village May 23short time at the museumWe cashed Miss Bird success1 hei AC ialSixth Grade NewsWe made poetry books forMothers Day gifts,t WTe are glad Patty Huhmanj back in schoolWe practised for graduation ingym today Mrs Sharpes roomtheir marionette show of Pinckney high school will be mTues, eve May 17 at 8 p m at the school The program is Americanmusic,old and new,presented by the high school chorus and 7th and 8thgrades The senior class is sponsothis as a benefit for their senior trip Io tiie dciii1nnirells yarndnwjf rSurday unit Hmare sorry the bir dm had tof be ieniod at Hausc Hall,j Ilobejt Seefelfi has u baby sissr Hockow rtnd iicii JJaiiov,siioes Harold avin a eipv i re ostionedCund out y t us vjicni dixi mtcast statesWeread that Mr and Mrs JosephSi parents of Dr Jonas Salk, di of the vacine have just beeniiMiiul the Jewish parents of the, u In the bi writcups given him v her lie visited Ann Arbor recentlyno mention was made of his Jewishaici toryTo City of Detroit is staging adbjt as whether to sell liquor in their new Memorial building ornot They already have 2 licensesoii at tho Ikdle Isle Casino and oneat the Rarkham Julf Club As the Mioii is already filled they wouldJie t buy an jstablished one and, rtrisffH1 k fhtherieneriandm tlierMARRIED SATURDAYDonald Keiser, son of Mr andMrs Walter Keiser of Pinckney wamarried Saturday at St Marys have inBilly Shireyited himRonnie Coiirdwnyishis toothMaril n Singer harailed LadiMeAlan SUffen entertained his aunt SundayConnie Keivpr went to a weddinirvSnturday Joan Eichmans oousins hn father pulla new puppy ro dotheenjoyed our cinerama trip to rectory by Rev Albert Schmitt to j mother Sunday,t Saturday We started 112o WilmaLatimerdaur of Mr wnH Judv Rvnolc Schmidt visited horoTeTheir wives were invitedWe are sorry Betty, Salyermoving to Stockbridge,We arc displaying the thingc we 1SWilmaLatimerdaughtMrs George Latimer of PlainfieldThey were attended by Verne KeisMrsH nrwSarah McMackers brother fout of the car and rut his fact we think big businessbiggest sucker in the worldrinv are repittdly victims of the idsrtisn for nothing guys Thotepts gi t them and agree to getheir products advertised fofc noth ns in the papers This thiy try by sending out cleverly wordiiems about their products papers Uist woek we ffotout a new weed kilter invent a chemical company It wentwjiste basket alonu with aball commentatory in matty Dizzy Trout The latter advertises a biand of beer who dotlvir advertisin on radio and TVTIiese are only 2 examples Thove nUnrs DIM uitvttr hTislfPt igthin Lbase formLIBRARY NXW8New books are The Cornerstone tby Oldwbourg, Great House by Thompson, Royal Canadian Mounted by Neuberger, Napolean, by WinwarFOURTH GRADEThe winner of the Friday speell bet was Camilla Buda with NoilBeifsnydw runner upWiajiing wordwaa northernWe ate starting a unit or animalsOur erepe paper raffia vas5 wcrfr E5ehhwer aYtd his policies Congwere pretty We fav them to our Ford has supported Eisenhower jimothera on Mothers Day Other Michigan Republican cong Mrs Steel visited u Friday We mn have an avftrage below 50Old Guard Michigan RepublicansBentleyCong Ford, 42, of Grand Rapidshas been asked by the Young Re pub ans to become their candidatefor governor in 1956 He has stated his terms They are 1, Nobitter primary fight for nomination2 Nc bitter party strife such aswrecked the party the past 7 year chjcken coop3 Unqualified support of President er the grooms brother andAlfred ijollhcimer, sister ofbride The reception was at Ameri1can Legion hall, Stoclcbridge Thecouple will live in a house trailedon the Latimfr farm Both are griduatos of Stockbridge high schoolCnl Pikii k i u J n The Zroom is employed at Chelsea ol Froehlichs dog had 9 pups Spring Worksbaturdy Grant went to Chicago lastLI sav the opera house burnSeveral of us saw tie steam shov Mlhlan stat Pilcc artpull down the tree at Hause Hall tAkinon 66 bruits The quaTifica , ntt tions are age 21 to 29, heighth 5 fthave done in the 6h gradeSusam LaBeiie, SeaThird Grade NewsMike Plumhave new Mrs Kellenbergor thanks thesecond grade for t e han ikerchieftsave aer Mothf 2xJ1 inches and M inches high andwe i mpty it twice a week becauseit i riays full of this junkGiados 1 2, and 3Rhoda BaxUr is moving to a newhomoMEN WANTEDThe Michigan state police Marshall Michaels, a farmer wholives nar Ithaca was fined 800 last woek for tipping oyor tombstone in a little used cemetery adjoiningj his farm He said tho townshipI leet d to take care of it and heBilly Rutlodge and Ixohard Jones afraid children and visitors wouldhave new tennis shoes h injured by the monuments BMary Gillenbark has new toy, in on them Before World War IShe visited her aunt and uncle the Michigan legislature passed aJudy Gearys grandmother visivd j aw making the township care for Sunday I these old cemeteries It worked fairGeorge Colone visited Johnnv nitiV 10 Muat have hih scho1eI Saturday They nlaved n thl ion or equivalent May 20 hjk ion or equivalent May 20ducatis thcell deadline for applications Apply atFred Riufcha ig moving near How Stet Wi Pmtthallthis weekrgr Jn Patrick waa II years are saitTto preTer Cong1 Bentleyof old Friday , , Owosso He is a conservative and10 year old a contributor to Senator McCarthys We hear Jack Jeffreys, campaign fofld Kentucky Derby MARIAN DAYBishop Albert of this diocese announces a MaHan portifkrial mans uesday evening, May 31 at 730 at n Stadium, Lansing A1600 voice choir from the fising parochial scltoolH will sing peopler wptetod Shirley HiHmans dog got his footcaught in a trapKddie Fisher caught n turlte4kWy Slaybaitjrh caTijfht a babywatorsnake John Harden dog has 5 puppiesDon Peola has a new fishing rorlFlorence Utley was in Grand Rapids SundayJohn Walton, deg oaught a rabbit Kelts brbirthday ly well until World War II whH itwas claimed no one could be hiredto do this work since then little mfctempt has been made to enforce thislaw Putnam and Hamburg bothcleaned up their cemeteries last year Other adjoining townshipsdid not iMrs Theressa Coyle attenedtdt nadtee McQatn atPan Seefeld ha a baby sister a y PentiacvyAvYtfWFor Tfoe THE PINCKNEY DI8PATGBWednesday, May 11, 1966GraduatedUft,24 Pifltman2500t j, tax fitted Navel case1775 Righf, 21DeluxeWardrobe30005PRUC is thcolor ,,, thvrjndcful rev fashion colorvirVe featuring in Skyway Lyggago Spruce goessni wirh everything you ecir slays forever new 5yvcy Ijojae is ccvered with stuffproof,v b ay OJSSS are finished luxuri ous v, li, c r rcrawar, saddle stitching,bocutiul taff ja li gs Start a Skyway set for only 1775 plus taxV irtr J ,7M i1 in i RegT 8 fm GodMch Ceirce sStore For Women9 HOVtiLL NEIGHBORING NOTESII Stockbridge wttf again have a summer recreatin progTam with BobPrudden as director Mrs Esther Smith has completed43 year as organist at a Stockbridge church Huyh Richmbnd, son of BangsRichmond of Uaadilla was burieJfrom the Milner funeral home at Stockbridjje last week 274 children got polio ahot8 atDexter last week William Wilson and Bert Kennyof Webster were both 89 years old last week Mrs Dorothy Winslow informs uithat her daughter, Katherine, was5 years old on the 5th day of May, 1955 So she belongs to the 5X5Club The Winslows live at RiversMe, Lakeland Sandra Cook and Sandra Sherrrodof Dexter hih school have beenchosen there to attend Girls State at lniversiy of Michigan sponsoredby the American LegionThe Dexter high school alumni reunion is at the school there June 4 Byron voters have approved a village water system 800 Willys farm implement dealers ave attending a weeeks school at the George Long faim at SilverLake this week The school last year was in Texas Alta Gehrintfer is valedinctorianand William Karrslutatorian of the Howcll senior class While their church is being builtHowell Baptist will use the schoolauditorium and the upper room ofthe Presbyterian church The state highway detpt is placing 35i0 picnic tables theeir roadside parks Another oil hass been brought iuat Xorthville that is flowing 174bilevels a day239 children were inoculated withpolio vacine at Chelsea The Washtenaw county board ofsupervisors has adopted the staie valuation plan, The South Lyon school was entered last week and 100 taken from the safe which was entered withoutbein damaged rtheir playHarian Hall it wnior class valedictorian and Dorothy Carr salutatorian A flowing water well has been HOWELL THfcAREHOWELL, MICHGA LEE WCAOIt, U, 12atruck at the firmer Gleon oU well luc wed nurwhich gushes 6 ft above the ground fiTa van AITGeorge Conner, 66, former Silver 1m TJLake resident who operated a coo icciwicoiorfectionary at Dexter, died Sunday k U a tnrAv M v , t lMm Juli a Thursto n Kamp 8, 27, , FrW r JJg Wed, Thum FrL,8atMj 11,11,19From John Steinbeck Great Notol EAST OF KDIfiNinin Warner ColorJulie Harris, Jamos Dean, Rayaoni i Moriarity and Richardurday She leaves her husband and6 childrenPinckney high school lost bothgames last week Dexter beat them 11 to 9 and Fowlerville 20 to 10Pete Gerycz, Frank Smaka andaid Kennedy pitched George Lavey, son of Patrick Lav Stover at TuckerRAGE AT DAWN AlsoJack Hawkins and Glynis Juhas IBLAND OF FURYin Technicolor81, Gregorymany years diedMay 1 The Lloyd Medicine Show whichwas at the opera house last week has gone to Springport g 1 15 to ItA MAN CALLED PETER in Cineaaasopc and ColorwithTn Beat Setter Read by Million Richard Todd and Jeaa PetersNovelty News Color CartoonThur Fri, Sat, May 10, 20,21 DBSTRYinRUN FOft COVER in TechnicolorTuos, Wed, Thura, May 17, 18, If Dean Martin and Jerry LewislaSAILOR BEWARESYLVAN THEATRE CtetoaNotes of 48 Years AgeW E Murphy took in the DetroitChicago game at Detroit Thursday Bert Johnson who has been working for Win Moran died at Jackson Jast weekThe senior class will have an ic Friday, Saturday, May 13, 14cream scial at the town hall on Sat NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL urday night A Drama StarringJackob Fleming of AlmuchyNY Brod Crawfotd, Anne Ranerofthas shipped a 4 yar old race horse and Ricnard Contthere to be trained by Jim Roche Show 715 and 80i Mis Elizabeth Lewis Drown died Cartoon andhere last week Surviving are tierhusband, Jerome Drown and 3 child Sunday, Monday 15, 16 SUrrinfElray Hirsch, Barbara BlsnchariAlsoUNCHAINED Starringlroy Hirsch and arbara Hal Chester MorrisColor Cartoon Scio Drivein Theatre ANN ARBOR MICHIGANFriday, Saturday, May 13, U ROGUE COPwithRobert Taylor, Jamet LeighandFLAMING FEATHER with , Sterling Hoyden and ArleenTravel j CartoonHIT THE DECKM usical in Color Starring AJane Powell and Tony MartinDebbie Reynotig and Ann Miller in CinemaScoperen, Mrs George Hendee, Mis WmThmpson and Kirk Drown The G W Dinkel family has anew piano Freed and Perrines Circus is herenext week, featuring Maude, the Sunday Shows 8, V 7, trained mule, 10 ponies and 20 trained dg3 Adrn 20c and 10cThe Sigler Bros, Raymond andCecil open their ice cream parlorheere Saturday Sunday, Monday 15, 16A STAR IS BORNJudy Garland and Jamea MaaonNOTES 25 YEARS AGO Mr and Mrs Patrick Kennedy eelebrateil their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday Their 4 children and families were present and otherrAativesWilliam H, Hams, 75 died at hishome here Saturday He leaves hiswife and 7 childrenAt the district Masonic meetingat Lansing Saturday Livingstontook the attendance prize with 22presene The counties represented were Livingston, Inpham, Eaton andShiawassee Howell had 10, Fowlerville 10, Brighton 7 and Stockbridge4 The following from here went W C Miller, John Chambers, FrodLake Azel Carpenter, Rex Burnett, Stocy Hall, Russ Read, Ona Campbell , J H Hooker, Walter Mpwers, Fred Campbell Andrew Compbell,L J Henry, Mylo Kettler, RussellLivermore, Clare Swarthout BetDa Her Emil iclige, Clare Miller,ye editor The senior class made 125 on TUOB, Wed, Thura, May 17, 18, 19YOUNG AT HEARTA Musical Comedy StarringTJ u a i 11 uu u DorisDay and Frank BinotrlHerbert Schoenhals who has been Show 715 and 913employed by the Howell condensd Gcrtooa Milk Co for years has bought an ice business at Chelsea ComingDestry, Underwater, EastThe L A Saunders store at Lake of Eden, Blackboaad Jangleland is ready for itsG opening The Schuler ice company wants to litre 4 more men Mrs Merwin Campbell was electThe county Sunday school convenj ed county president of the Kingstion is a North Hamburg church Daughters at the convention at Win May 17 The following are on tht ans Lake Countzy Clufb She wasprogram Lulu Benham, Julia Ball, , county organist for 5 yearsShe has W Hendricks, Fannie Rollison,Adda 1A circle in her jurisdiction Mrs Kice, Florence Kice,Etta Gartrell MrsRalph Glenn of Gregory is state The North Hamburg Literary presidentSociety met at auj8 BW Mnqoprogram was as follows Music bv ARMY BOUNDMCartoonStanley Clemens, Caren Sharp CartoonTues, Wed, Thura, May 17, 18, 39 HIGH AND MIGHTYin Cinemascope and Color 6 withJohn Wayne, Jan Sterling and Oaire TrevorAlsoTARGETEARTHIn Cinemascope and okwildRichard Denning, Virginia GlayMr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee entertained Gale Hendiee and wife of Offosso and th Lynn Ikndees Sundayf WayjB calledBeulah Mlller Sunday The Erston Clarkcalled at the BobClub Bulletin, Kittie King Solo, N Adda Kice Reading, Una Bennett Charles Eisele and wife of Fowler Music, Will Nash Debate,Electric ville and Wilbur Eisele and wife Mfs Lulseity is more Beneficial than Steam called on Mrs Emma Vollmer Sun Marie Affirmative, Glenn Smith and Wai day of Unadillahome SaturandBauer and daughter ofBrighton called on Mrs EdnaSpears Saturdayand Wheeler Martin Music by Mr , troit wele Sunday irueats of the Mr and Mrs NoTman Bruff of fter VanFleet Negative, Will Nash The Ronnie Hoskins famjy of Deml Mrs Carleton BarnardOLKS I Pinckney, Michigan de Rev Jacker the wetk The trrt wele Sunday g Robert Ackley familyMrs Gladys Clinton was in Lansin Fridfty and brought her sister,M Be8S Fishbeck home t them M S Fiahbeck hadLi , , er at Tourneys, Stockbridge SunLouise Zjegler ,nd day Owosso called on the Robert PikesSundayJohn Boyer and wife called at the,Pete Straiger home in YpsUanti SundayLavem Clark, son of Mr andPaul ririft J vrY, J Mrs Walter Clark of Pinckry willrZJUrLJMVt Merw, Mr Helen Kennedy and son be married Saturday at St MaryaCampbellat Anning Rice Stevens mPHILLIP GENTILE 113 East Main St Pinckney Phone UP 86659EADQUARTERSPITTSB We now have the famous family ofPittsburgh Paints Here is where youwill find all of those highquality, fieldtested Pittchurgh finishes for everyMUfUable surface inside or outside roffeu borne Get SUNPROOF House WAUHJDE Rubberized Satinor the new WALLHIDE Alkydyp Flat for any interior walltwrfaceSATIN HIDE Enamel in COLOR DYNAMICSa new anddifferent systemof home pointingFREEBOCiriET MotsFLORHIDE for wood orcement ioors and steps WATERSPAR forftacnitnf aod woodwork ide and out Festiv John, of Howell spent Wednesday j rectory to Shirley Hosier of Milan,featur at the Irvin Kennedy home Reception in evening at American The Ralph Halls called on Mrs Legion hall, SalineJack Shel Wm Brown in Chelsea Sunday John Lundeen and wife of Detroit of thin Bay City ShohnsStore LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODSKENNEDYS GENERAl ST OREv , im rj DISPATCH 961 I T HKetc I iV bkturtiJlpuncU MembersOn e o f th e task s complete d b y th e UN Genera l Assembl y meetin gI n Pari s wa s th e electio n o t thre e nonpern 1arn t member s t o th eSecurit y Counci l t o replac e th r ouleiirtp , mouher s whos e term s ha dtzpired Abov e art shown , fro m cH to rihi , Ir Guilierm o Bel iuba Mr Fin n Mo o Nnr v iv i j M n , i , Klmchab a PaahJL Soil Building Boosts BeefOutput, Doubles Profit18 3Canoeing on the upper reaches oftlie Manistee Rivetiscove r th e natura l beaut y o f Mich i HAV E YO U KELLOG G BIR b SANCTUAR Y near BattUGreekWild ducks, geese, swans, pheasants, peacocks,VISITE D THES E and othersMICHIGA N SCENES PROU D LAK E RECREATIO N ARE A near Milford High hills overlook Huron River valleyProfusion of uild flowersWARRE N DUNE S STAT E PAR K near St JosephForest and sand dune area on Lake MiclugaiiOkTONVILL E RECREATIO N ARE A near Ortonvillc Rolling, wooded country with several small lakesMichiga n B fewers enjoy thefiner flavor ofMichigan bretcedbeerssociatio n35 0 Madiso n Avenu e Detroi t 26 , Michiga n v Co Coebel Braving Co National Bwing Co f Michigan Pfeiffei Breivitig Co Sbeicau Hirb Co Stroh p O V r 5Fertilizin g pasture s ca n ofte n doubl e her productio n pe r acr ea billio n mor e tiltcr , helle r ee d an d improve dpound s o f bee f coul d b e pro grnzinL f nullns duce d o n Midwester n fyrtns , if Bcttf r suj ,ini grazin g man pasture s wer e fertilize d accord acjcifunf , siy s th e committe en g t o th e recommendation s o f ca n nit n nieii n doublin g th eLan d Gran t college s agmnom profi t n M cicr fm m bee f pro lst , dutmn niii h qualit y pastur eTha t wa s th e statemen t o f th e ca n Middl e Wes t Soi l Improvemen tCommitte e base d o n estimate so f soil s specialists Thes e authoritie s figure that d a i less , t inn e lOuri h ih f ms t o f grai n o rcvmcen t rates , accnjdin g t o Wis cnnsi n auronimist s , Tlire e ke y step s ar e usuall yth e present , bee i acreag e in eigh t involve d in buiMin g an d main Midwester n state s coul d b e pro tainir g hig h yielding , ti p qua 1duce d o n abou t hal f t o two it y astui ethird s o f th e acreag e no w use d rnmrnittce Man y M id w5str n farmer coul d piiduc e fro m 10 0 to 80 0 d 2 pound s pe r rcr e o f beef , wit h gum gbette r soi l jiiv l pastut tnaaage winte rIlen t wethfvis jSom e a yronoi n cst nmi in1 dn L i jnpl A ,ji iis e o f ni n icn fi t lif rsistant fcr t, i 1 i,Mf i i i i win siy s th eA rlf i n sufl 1 MM s need I 1 idiiju l l e s tha t ar eI rasfre 1 ti s thj t rn ii, 1 alhjv aI M fo r th el 5950HOWELLPINCKNE Y Emrrgrncy Pasture sCu t FtM d lost , Kee pMil k Outpu t Hig hmmmIt s tim e fo r emergenc y pastur ewhe n grazin g get s shor tlik e this D AIRY farmer s ca n hel p lic kth e traditionalsumnv T mil kslum p b y growin g weTTTerTiTTxT rdeniergenc y pasture s t o pinch hi t fo r bluegras s growt h tha t isburne d ou t b y hot drought yweather , report s th e Middl eWes t Soi l Improvemen t Com mittee Emergenc y pasture s suc h a sSuda n gras s o r oat s an d rape ,say s th e committee , ca n pa yof f in fatte r mil k checks The yca n sav e yo u mone y b y elimi natin g th e cos t o f feedin g mor egrain The y ca n hel p cu t dow ncost s o f mil k productio n an d in creas e you r ne t returns Th e ke y t o thes e benefit s ishig h pastur e icld pe r acre T oge t thos e hig h yields , jui soilneed s a hig h fertilit y level Whethe r yo u plan t Sula gras s o r oat s an d rape , ih emergenc y paatur e cro p TV no t onl y a balanc e o f fert i rybu t ampl e amount s o f fertiLe il land w i f iUsing a Hii nitrogen , phospha ta t fro m 30 0 CG J p acr e ca n b e goo d inurirjc eagams t poo r stand s an d lo wyield s tha t cu t th e carryin g ca pccit y an d ru n u p the cus t o feac h poun d o t feed Agronomist s a t Cor n Bel t coi iege s w y tha t seeding s fo remergeiic y o r suppler u nta lpasture s ca n b e mad e u p to th en iddl e f Juno Suda n gras s is particularl yresistan t t o draught , th e agron omist s poin t c ut On e precautio n is necessary ,A i d of f Sunti l tl v g iC h w vri gkeepin g LV Ugrus i pastur eI S 1 8 o r mor eha s fokc r on aihi s i s a russi c jc I VfCATKONVATE R WONDERLAN DILIfibre s afc r voi r jl filiir g swinmJn g o r nlrrct t c iirc tc dream , amon gr A 11,03 7 inlnn d lakes There s a sanc v ic fun clor g WicSi ,, mile s o f Grec c ii n , n ro i po o n ol s idoa t fo r you r I 1 o f alon g Michci s 3 500I , shade d streams There s ai n coc i Jo c rri ofr s acf thcro ifo r vocatio n fu n righ t hr fat you row n Wafe r Wonderlan d star Fo r full cfotaf tMIC818A H TflttWS TRO C 1 9CAPITC 8LDG i r MiCH Vii V5 v Wmmr, ivi ,LOCA L NE Wthi s i th t Mushroo m Maso nI f oral f an d afiarg y mana w n th k4n 4 mos t fought A foldo n pheasan t i t nestin g inta Warrw i san d dunosThos o bird sar t las s ard y tha n th Chines epheasant an d har t neve r bee n abl ege t establishe d in Michigan Trapper s baff l 1W M beave r an d669 ott r I n Michiga n thi s year Th e wil d turkey s r apparentl ytakin g hol d in the Allega n fereest Conservatio n officer s foun d a e tther e wit h 1 2 egg in it Severa lbrood o f youn g wer e see n las t lyea rbu t n o ne U wer e found Fire s burne d ove r 63 8 acre s l a it 1c Dressin g Whea t Pay s i nV ieIds Lowe r Cost sMr s Thoma s Bonn r sponsore dth e luncheo n an d tou r o f home sponsore d b y th e An n Arbo r CCtt yWoman s Clu b Friday Thoma s Bonne r upen d las t we ka t Buffalo , X Y a t a conventio n o fNationa l Assn of Manufacturers Mrs Doll y JJaugh n calle d o n Mr Bett y Seefel d an d bab y a t U o f 11 hospital , An n Arbor , Monday Mrs Edn a Spoar s an d Mr Lou is e Sheha n wer e in Jackso n Thurs day Th e Win Lintner o f Sout h Lyo nan d Pa t Rosco e o f Clevelan d wer eSunda y guest s o f th e Joh n McDonn ls C W Hooke r an d son s o f An nAibo r spen t Sunda y a t th e J H home Th e C y AtLee o f Gladwin , GW Myer s o f Stockbridg e an d Jamc eMeye r an d wif e o f Pinckne yspen t Sunda y a t th e W H Myo rhorn Th e Mar k Nas h famil y tntertinu dal l thrf r childre n an d families , th e Marti n Ritter a an d Isabe l Nah Sunday Th e Jac k Youn g famil y entertai ne d al l th e Burn s familie s an d othe rrelatives,4 2 iu all Sunda y a t dinne rhonorin g th e firs t communio n o fthei r daughter , An n Marie Mrs Ros a LaRos a spen t Sunda ywit h he r parents , th e Be n defillippi sin An n Arbor Th e childre n o f th e Pettyivill eschoo l took a trip t o Jackso n Frida yo n th e Ne w Yor k Centra l trai n fro mDexte r an d weu t thoug h th e rail roa d roun d hous e an dSaturda y nigh tNOTICEO F Defaul t havin g bee n mad e in tht condition s oi a certai n Mortgag emad e b y Willia m C LaPra d an dHaze l LaPrad , hi s wif e o f Gregor yMichiga n t o Ernes t H , Gree r Pinckney , Mieihigan , date d th e 23rd da y o f Februrar y 1951 , an d recurr e d in the offic e o f th e Registe r u fDeed s fo r th e Count y o f Livingsto ian d Stat e o f Michiga n o n the J hda y o f February , 1952 iirl, jOi Moritfjes , o n pane 4hl4ci 2 o nwhic h Mortgag e ther e is claime d t ob e du e a t th e diit e f thi s noiiv o to rprincipa l an d interest , th y su m o fEigh t Hundre d Thirtee n an d 5 2 10 0th s f 81352 Dollar s am i thy fur tbe f sur a o T TwentyFiv e a n I00100th 2500 Dolla r a s Attor ney s fees , making th e whol e am oun t claime d t o b e flue at th e dat ro f thi s notic e towit , th e su m Ei, tHundre d ThirtyEih t an d 52JO4 U s13852 Dollar s o f whic h amoun twil l b e adde d a t th e tim e o f dal e al ltaxe s an d insuranc e tha t ma y b eb y tht xaid Mortgag e betwee n tlu dat e o f thi s notic e and th e tim e of ai d sale an d n o proceeding a t la whavin g been institute d t o recove rth t deb t no w remainin g secure d b ysai d mortgage , o r an y par t thereof ,whereb y th e powe r o f sal e contain e d in said Mortgag e ha s becom e op erative No w Therefore , Notice is Hereb yGive n , tha t b y virtu e o f th e powe ro f aal t containe d in sai d Mortgag ean d in pursuanc e o f th e statut e inluc h cas e mad e an d provided , th osai d mortgag e wil l b e forclose d b y asal e o f th e premise s therei n des cribe d o r s o muc h thereo f a s ma yb necessary , a t publi c auction , t oth e highes t bidde r a t th e Wes t fro ndoe r o f th e Courthous e in the CirofHowel l an d Count y o f Livingsto ntf wtiigan , tha t bein g th e plac e fo holdin g th e Circui t Cour t in an d fo iMi d Count y o n Wednesday,th e lOt lU y o f Augast,1955 , a t 100 0 ocloc kEaster n Standar d Tim e in th e fore noo a o f sai d day , an d aai d premise swfi l b e sol d t o pa y th e amoun t s o a saforesai d the n du e o n sai d Mort wit h FORCES Gkf c FO R WOME NADD n d l, REMODELLEDrun gThursday, Friday, SoturdayMA Y 12 , 13 , 1 4OPENIN G SPECIA LBumpe r whea t yield s mea n lowe r productio n costs , highe r profit s Flowera fo r th e Ladie sTO P dressin g you r whea t c rfj p wit h a complet e fertilize rtlii s sprin g ca n b e a profitabl einvestment ,That s particularl y tru e iither e is an y questio n abou t th ecrop s nee d fo r phosphat e an dpotash , say s th e Middl e Wes tSoi l Improvemen t Committee It s belte r t b e sal e tha nsorry, say s th e committee , i nth e matte r o f supplyin g nutrient sfo r th e crop Soil s specialist s repor t tha t o nman y whea t field s it is profit abl e nt o u e fro m 20 0 t o 30 0pound s o f u ctmplet e fertilize rsuc h a s 10101 0 s a sprin g to pdressing I f th e soi l is hig h in phosphat eand potash , the n it wil l pa y t oconside r to p dressin g wit h anitroge n fertilizer , accordin g t otii e committee I n general , th eequivalen t o f 10020 0 pound s o fammoniu m nitrat e wil l hel p in creas e yields Boostin g whea t produc t k nb y 1 0 bushel s peracre, say sth e committee , catt increas e afarmer s profi t b y a s muc h a s2 0 pe r acre A s yield s g o up , productio ncost s pe r bushe l g o down Thu sther e is mor e takehome in com e fo r th e farmer , eve nthoug h price s ar e declining Th e best lime t o to p dres s i earl y spring , jus t befor e ti fwhea t begin s t o row , accordin gi t soil s specialists Free Gift Doo r Prize s Bello t m a OPENIN G SPECIA LTh Ute t fa Style s w d Colors Sprin g Suit s an d Coat s T o B e Give A Way On e D , b y Ca y ArtIe y On e B reas b y Jai , mit r On eG R ittS S ant s Buil dYield s Pe r Acr eTRADINGSTAM P r On eGRAN D PRIZ E A ROUN D TRI PT O FLORID A FO R ON E WEE K VACATIO N Iy Tr an Continenta l Airline s Roun d Tri pSvrin e An a Jus t Loo k a tCOAT S AN D SUIT S b y Bctt y Eo8 o an d Lo uSPORTSWEA R b y JaHt2 ,n,se a toMLINGERI E b y Iuxite , Senmpruf , Svl o h 8 y Hn vbrt , Hol e pVoof ACCESSORIE S b y dawnelle , Shal l mar ,SKYWA Y LUGGAG EDobl GoldStwniw Wil l B e Give n Awa yning y r Thernu it Gran d Op PEIRCES STOR E FO R WOMEN,HOWELL,Mich O D soi l tilt h make s a bi gdifferenc e in the yield s o fcor n yo u et The better the tilththe more bushels you will get That is illustrated by the twohills of corn shown in the abovepictureThe two hills of corn weretaken from nearby plots in thesame field In both cases enoughwell balanced fertilizer wasadded so that the corn could andshould have made top yields ifother growing conditions werefavorableThe corn plants with the bigroot systems with five big earswere grown on a plot that hadreceived good man grown on a plot that hadreceived good management thatAad maintained soil structure, TThe soil was loose, wellcorfthVtioned and well drained Itsorganic matter content wassteadily replenished Good tilth gave the big plantschance to develop strong, deepreaching root systems Thus they were able to get all thenutrients and moisture from thesoil needed for highyieldinggrowthIn the case of the com plantswith the small root systems andthree small ears, the soil wascompacted and tight due to poormanagementpreviously that had minedout the organic matterand broken down the structureThe root systems could notdeeply penetrate the closelypacked soil Thus they could notforage for the nutrients that were in the soil This cut downthe plants growth and reducedthe number and size of rootsIf you expect to get the mostefficient use out of the fertilizeryou use, says the Middle WestSoil Improvement Committee, then you must maintain thestructure of the soil so that roots can grow and the root systemdevelop to make full use of thesoils nutrient supply Mrs Holen Snyder of HowellGuy Jllair at Fowterville called tthe Roy Dillingham home last wkMrs Lorctta Hooker of Ann Arborcaller SundayMark Coon has returned from Detroit to the Homer Abney homeMvsrs Percy ElliHT Ona Gmfbell,Ross Read, C H McRorie anlye editor went to Midland Sundayand called on Dr Francis B Limlo past grand master of Michigan Masonx They found him in yood shipeexcept for failing eyeslu He is80 years oldFred Bortz and wife and dauliter of Ypsilanti and Harold Pidginand wife of Flint called on MrsMary IJoff S A SPECIAL NOTICE TO BOTTLE GAS USERSTUen s,cm, to be ,, rum0, ablut 0U becoinlnjf DealerWE ASK WHY ALL THE FUSSHERE ARE FACTS w WJO percent interest, legal costs, Attorneysfees and also any taxes and insurance that said Mortgagee does payHO or prior to the date of said salewhich premises are described inaid mortgage as follows towitLaads situate and being in the Townjfejp of Putaam, Livingston County Mfefcifac described as a parcel oflMMl dMcribed as followsBeginningat the Southeast comer of the NorthM Quarter ML of the NorthwestfNtttfoBft Quarter H of Setionli, lBwaaliip 1 North Rnge 4 East w thence North 3440 fret Weet 588 feet thence SouthfOet thence East 583 feet to of bofinning, containing 4Mwon or Ion Mky , ISM H Groer,, MortgtgM fatis and PacesTPMM H MAHyiUlbCKMM 0 MANUILSKI Joyce Cbftmberlain of Albany,NY spent th week end with JUT mother, Mrs Cacia ChamberlainWelton Chamberlain of OberlinUniversity spent the week et,d hyo The week before he took a Pilgiimi Fellowship group from the uniwr sity to Washington D C by busi Vincent LaRosa is building a new house on Toma Rd south of theGeorge Thompson homer Merwin Campbell and Norman Ziegler went to Windsor, Ont, Fri day night with the Argus Masonicdegree team to work degreesThe Tony defiilippies of Tawasspent the week end here The Walter Clark family entertined all their children and fimilisSunday, Mrs Rose Hendee and theLynn Hendees Howard Read and wife had dinn Oi with the Geodge Wilds jr at theElks Club, Ann Arbor Saturday The Martin Ritter jr Jjjpiily c s parents at Lakeland SundayNorman Rot and wife were smeltI3shing in northern Michigan last i W, Ml i, onlyproper and poetical ,w s,Ii Bo,He Ga, when we alr,,dySul and Stock c anj Fur Mt,, t,c w h service ve aprc,iate every i ustoniei wh, no way Forced to Do So Wauts uv service but they are inf lromoblinfHt ed to purchase gas fi omus orlJ agiernnts WhoTsTTidding whoso as ve have in theWho is kiddingSHIRfiYS RADIO AND I VPHONE UP town 86621 STORE LEWIS SHIREY FOR GAS PHONE UPtown 93134eadqtMrtersfor 111 One of the worlds greatest granaries, theUkrainian Soviet Socialist Republic is aland of flat, rich land that covers much of the southern part of the Soviet Union inEurope Added to her laurels as a foodproducerthe Ukrainian SSR can point to increasingly important industrial de During World War IL her JM square wilt werev an cd In tremendotti battles, bat her 44,M,HI people are hard at work repairing war damage The Ukraine is a member of the Securty Council and VntgB MinMer Dmltrt 2 Maauilski has led herdelegations te the United Nations General Assembly Her flag is red, ascribed with a fod hamsaer and skkle and the countrys initials Harlow Shehan of Jackson Billyhehan of Ann Arbor and Iob KftrJ wife of Detroit called on the Vin Sheehans last wekCharls Lainge Is home fromOy, Ky, on leave, F Close and wife of Iind nii Audrey Klikott of Brightonwere Sunday guests at the AlbeitDinkel homeThe Monday night bowling leagueheld their banquet at Lakeland innMonday night The Thursday nightleague hold theirs at Hollie ElHseSThursday night I Mm Steve Gerrig, mother of llwBennie URosaoiH tf JfA Unitedin an auto accident atHowell Friday and Is inaast intelrosptUI flatIsrosptUIClaude Klrschke suffered a backinjury last Friday and it in a oastin foA uert by Uj ucacnu iryfve Lie center for twelver thefceaihnwpten of the USAs General of th Army Douglas MacArthur, commandertehief of the unified forces ting in behalf of UN bKorea Iookinc on b Ambassador Arc ouiid if Norway, SecaritCouncil President for July The bloeany w h flar was formesed by VN Military otservers aad the r , M kator la Paltirft ,4fTHB PWCKNXY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 11 iS Most everybody toasts obout his home townBut me, I brog about my whole stateand heres why MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesElectric Oil and Gas afcr HeI work in factoriesall kind of factories I make steel, ears,chemicals, phormoteutieols, rubber I moke fjrniture and ether wood product, and Im a metal worker, too I work in the bigplants, on the big lines, and I work in the t rusands of smell onesthe ones that keep the big shops going Im on Michigans hug industrial payroll, and doing right well at it Im a former, tooen of the men who keep MJcMfanthe top in form crop doilorvalue Im the worlds best grarn grower, for Ive brought more international grain championship to Michigan in recent years than any other state anboast Michigans one of ie top states in production of fruits groins, sfr boots, dairy products, potatoes and boons nlw We Serviceft 7 5 KAST Im a miner, a quarryman, a shove operator Nature put resources unir MtcYigans soil so I can rci ove liicn, tcrrvtrnover to industry to make the great products of Michigan, I mine self, iron, cepper I bring out magneium and gvsumI quorry li zrce, and I scccp fons of Jvel for censtn Mci Im a luicrick in the toll finLer, oni n n ir n c thelong ships And whatever job, I nJ wat to U wgoing, end Michigan certainly has phr cf water Ive 11 gat and electricity I needfor ieof an i H cj H t and powtr, i ilwas will have In a seasonal juy, myself I like cold winters, with mow forice lor iUniing and iceftihirjj t m en sng, beca Im a hwntor s I me loafing on a warm, hiki,u and lobcolorful autumn cd end a fisherman Anu, sandy bach etrd our many ifcl Svt, I am ulso a hoit 5,C 0C VOO t s n var a Wq bvtirmi Im o custom ini r, v the i el MI ef commerceft, hofw i Miqan on Canada tvr yoor Im ar mcV tha ieHaan morkotif Ibe naio , gieottsfm MichiganIm everybody I comt from jjst aboutanywhere you can name, rom other nations, from other states Imwhat mckes Michigan great, because for all her resources, it takes meto make ucc of hem Whatever 1 do, Im a buUuer, building greatness ongrcciS in Michigan Ive gOr Taith in Michigan, tc s whyI know heres no stopping her, because we wont be stopped Its as simple as that U SMITK JOMICHIGAN WIIKMUytSV The electric end gas companies that serve ysu havo great faith Jft thefuture of hin tn It Is In this spirit that we aro pksnftsng yoarsai ead to provide energy for our Greater Michigan of tomorrowALPENA POWER CC1 MY CITIZENS GAS RIEl COMPANYCONSUMERSPOWER COMPANYTHE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY EDISON SAULTELECTRIC COMPANY e INDIANA AND MICHIGAN ElECTRIC COMPANYLAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT POWER COMPANY MICHIGANCONSOLIDATED GASCOMPANYMICHIGAN GAS AND ElECTRIC COMPANY MICHIGAN GAS UTILITIES COMPANYof Michigan Gat and Electric Astochtions MICHIGAN GASCOMPANY eUPPER PENINSULAPOWER COMPANYeWISCONSIN MICHfGAK POWER COMPANY J bue aiidf Miu toIHfc ROU6H310 Webster Phoue UP S fiB7 Pinckney 1Established 1865 Incorporated 1915McPherson State Bank Over Eightynine Years of Safe Banking Howell PinckneyWhen you set yoar paycheck, reserve a part of it ir yourLlt and deposit it in your savingsa uat here In this way, you can build up asi iatuial ftinl lot future use A great many ha lovrui ths payday savings plani cisy arii, jrt cicat way co save Open your vine wih t convnienc amount, then, devit soiicc 4 cery paydayAll tfpi i vp 10 S100Q nRur4 by 0r in rY Ilc3ost Ins tns r BnUrad aiMatter at PoatattsArt of March I liftU4 So PricJimmy Doolittle, son of Mr andMrs Hugh Doolittle, has reenlisted in the armyT This is his 3rd enlistment 1 MEd Bailer and Chippy Bennett of Howell called at the Dispatch officeGuests of Mrs Winifred GravesSunday were Walter Graves andfamily Mr and Mrs Jack White Mrand MrsDon Walker all of Jackson and the Gerald Musson family ,of Howell MGerald Dinkel has sold his newhouse on PinckneyHowell Rdj toto Mr and Mrs Joe Miesle of How , ell Mr and Mrs W Swartz of BerKinsfield, N J anct Mrs Floyd Weeks and daughter Elizbeth, ofrand Ledge were Tuesday dinner gueatg of Mr and Mrs AlbertDinkel Mrg Swartz is the formerGmila Heisig whose father 40 yesesago owned the farm now owned by Mrs Edna SpearsShe is a cousin ofMr Dinkel and this is her first visitsince she was a small girlMrs Donald Clark is expectedhere from California TuesdayMr Jot Griffith and Charon,OtU Matason and wife A Urn MarkMattions called on Joe Griffith at Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge withDesmond Ledwidge and wife of Royal Oak called on Keith Ledwidge a Ptymourth Seminary Sunday, Mesdames Ray Bums, KennethFry Jack Young and Thressa Coyle were in Lansing ThursdayThe Velvet Eez team, Jack Heniett, Cliff Miller, J Tessmer and Carlbowled in Bay City SundayThe Hicks school put on an entertainment at the school ThursdayThursday night featuring Mr Becks Rythrnn BandLawrence Camburn, Cliff MillerandMerwin Campbell called on Joe SOCIALSGROCERIES AND VEGETABLESALL STEAKS Lb VEAL ROASTS, LBGROUND BEEF, 3 LbsRS HUixiSTER v59c52c100FLOWER KU OCCASIONSfromGriffith in St Lawrence hospital,Lansing Sunday Walter Clarkwas in End1cott,NYlast week George VsnNorman was in Flinton business last week George Meabon and wife spentth week end at Lovells Mrs Andrew Nesbitt was e guestat the Gordon Hester home at Ypai lanti over the week end Arthur Bullis and wife of Gregrory and the Herbert Peters familyof Battle Creek called at the Robert Read home SundayMesdamcs Florence and MaryBaughn called on Mrs Betty Seefeld and new baby at U of M hos pital Sunday Born to Mr and MrsRobert Seefeld at U of M hospil Ann Arbor Friday sn 8 lb 1 oidsughterMsrk Leroy Millar and family of Phone 284HowellSunday visitors at the Josse The Wayne AtLees came backHenrys were Florence Tupper f back from Florida last week andFlintAl Nesbitt and wife f Detroit with the Cy AtLees of GladwinCharles Whitehead and wife and were Sunday guests at the BobBeatrice Lambom of GregoryMrs Ethel Sprout spent Sundayin Howell with the Charles Soule familywrcThe Gerry Eichman familySunday guests of the Russell Glover family in Webberville Herbert Peters and familyNorman Acre and family of BattleCreek were Sunday gueaUotne Fred ReadsMr and Mrs Fred Read atttnried j W t 4Al Somm of thtm spent Sunda y wit h th C H MeRo riee Th e Asfte r Wyll famil y wer e Su nda y gotst s o f tfc e WmPWtfor d fa mil y a t foftia k Lare y famil y qia t Snn 4m y Sh e wa n d o f Mario nShedson , Jrrj , a daujrht ry famil y o f Trn,v tb a wmk tad t th eTasch hom eMrs Edit h Car r an d son , Bob ,spen t Sunda y wit h th e Le o BetU sfamil y i n Walle d Lake Mrs Norin sCar r an d Moll y o f Por t Huro n spen tth e wee k en d wit h her Th e Merwi n Campbel l famil yspen t Sunda y a t th e Jame s Hai lhom e i n Marion Th e Ho b Painte r jr fitFlin t wcfr e Sunda yth e Palme r hfttw gvasts a t tfc rfo r Mis s Katherii M Mine r aa d An aAl l th e elementar y schoo f teacher san d other s wer e there Joh n Mayer , osbaAjJ o f th fot ie r Beatric e Martin , underwea l a aoperatio n a Beyt r liostpttal ant i las t i1A i , THI raacaamt DUPATOIELECTRIC REFRIGERATORSRESTAURANTS7TlnJor THE BUSINESS PROFESSIOMAL CORNEliSoil Building Gives g220BuCorn Yield FERTILIZER prescriptionsA are helping some Wisconsinfarmers grow corn yields up to 220 bushels per acre, reportsthe Middle West Soil Improve ment Committee, insummarizing 1954 results of the Wisconsin Pacemaker Corn Club The prescriptions are written by soils si ecialists of the University of Visconsin In the Pacen aker Corn Clubprogram, each member sends soil samples Xv the Universityfor analysis Ihe agronomiststhen write the prescriptions telling the grov er which plantnutrient elenues ai neededto produce top t rn yields, whatfertilizer to apiy and how best to care for his rop The prescriptions are basedon the soil sai les, the previous cropping hitory of each field and the average maturitydate for corn in each areaLast year, 690 corn growers in34 Wisconsin counties averaged 113 bushels per acre in the Pace 1The PtoekMy SanitariumRay M Daffy, M D Pinckney, MichiganEaily 1100 A M to 2fOb P M Except WednesdaysMOIL, Tues, FrL, Sat, 700 to 800 P MDr 6 R Mettoskey DENTIST1L2V2 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentHowell, MichiganLeelaveyGeneral InsurancePHONE U P 83221STATB OF MICHIGANThe Probate Conn i J the Cotinty of LivingstonIf the Matter of the Estate ofMary Gauthier, DeceasedAt a session of said Court heldApril 14, 1955 PresentHonorabie Hiram RSmithJudge of Probate NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVENThat all creditors of eid deceased are Required to present their claiinsin writing and under oath to CLAY GORDONLYLE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATE REGISTERED LAND1 SUBVSYOrj Office 211 Vi Last Grand River Ph 1551 W Howell, Michigaa Lyle W Munsell, Associate FUNERAL HOMEDOB Swattort DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServicePHONE U P ft8172Fred C RaidMf, Sr120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 358 itien 6iLloydLivestock HaulingVeeJcIy Trip Made to General Trucking BONE V P 8U47AuctioneerFaro Sales A SpecialtyBarf iVyiieflail Fowlerville 226F6Arnold Berquist459,95 RELIABLE PARTYMan or Wo in writing and under Oath to said 233 Unadffla Si, Pfndraey, Mic man with auto to service this area 50 and to serve a copy thereof Watch Repairing Gold SfCuiipi j with confections and sundries from upon Eleanor Thornton of OOsOh Vatcnef Wcrteh FcmdsJcvrela national wholesale corp No sell M36 West of Pinckney, Mich ing Sure, steady, substantial, year igan a fiducuary of said estately income with unlimited possibilit deceased shall be determined tcbef WcJefopTC7 Kilter ies Full or part time 640 cash re Md that such claims will be heard KADT0 TELEVISTOM SPlvrrKqu,red secuered by inventory No by said Court at the Probate Office p JtE,nd CourteousPhone UP 8Swi 125 Webster 8Pinckney, Michigan Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVEB AGEEdith R Carr 1 4 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP 89133Real EstateHomes, Lake PropiarrBusires Opportunities Your Property Hith MtieraldReawia 209 NorthU PDR7TCAMPAU OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationWednesday and Saturday by Appointment912G Chilson Road, 4 mi N of Pljone Brighton AC 74431overhead Can operate from homo on June 21, 1955 at ten A MReferencees required For interview It is OiUered, that notice tJ Include address and phone number, be given by publication of a copy Vitavend Corporation, 6748 Sherid hereof for three weeks consectively tw dan Rd, Chicago previous to said day of hearing in the CLASSlfi1 i f ABVS FREEWe will give tree to anyone75 TRAD1N FOR YOUR OLD BOX THE LAVEY HARDWARE trapFOR p CLASSil JfcD ADVS Pinckney Dispatch and that the pt Trn , www who wiil remove aner cause a copy of this notice to VAiNIJAshes and Rubbish to furnace, and hot water heater fca hauL AI 2 lt f l, , aner cause a copy of this notice to JCompletely modern u, ierve1 tpon each known party in hauL AIso 2 lots for lettment with bath l tk dd b IonaWGardner 4DeiPLmmSSa j four room ajpartment with bath, rated at512 East Main StPhone UP 83107RLvSORREtLWater YVU and Pumpsill Make of Pumps Serviced 9S35 DexterPinckney RrfPlioneHA 69454 iseeTest pThis tast knovn address by W Gardner 4Deiter St regJfctered mail, return receipt ie nckney, Michmanded at least fourteen 14 days wnM1,M ,,, ,prior to sc hearingor fcy personal 0N WANTEPSeveml Giris se7viceat iast five 6 days prior to to adores postcards, spare time evsuch neaHag teek 1M o,Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate nte Box 101, Belmont, MassA true copyCelesta Parshall small stovethem coal,1of theTREATED POLES For YOURPole Barn, Straw Shed or Tool Shed ANY IKMJTHALSOTREATED FENCE POSTS GUARANTEED FOR 30 YEARSNEW CAR OF AMERICAN Sittl WIRE FIELD ierk orIWAXTDOld Jobs on week endJohn C Burg, PhoneU 83277Store j WANTEDTO BJY Aiuggy and a cutter also ,rits for either, such asj wheels fills etc Also driving har nep Write stating what you have, 1 condition and the price wanted C, W Sober, Rte 1, Gregory1UK SALLTiim Model A For Tn shopt HA 40G77 FOR SALElarge kitchenbowling ball, basuand shoes, poteej SAYT top kitchen tablBp Westinghomyelectric roaster, babys hiyh chatrtlarge dog house, Sunbeam eiectris razor, Singer sewing, machineround bobin, foot treddlo type,large metal, wheel barrow, English dinnsr sat service for 8 UP 83196 Someone to remove nrs for woodPUPPIESThit Terrior Puppies 6 yveek3 old to giveaway UTj JUST ARRIVEDD, L HOY i SONSPHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 SKINLESS FRANKS, UrBACON SQUARES, LB PICNIC HAMS, Lb LARGE BCLCGNA, Lb I Siote HoursMON THRU SAT 8 AM to 9 PM3 BLOXOM Me19c39c 39cSUNDAYS 8 A M to 2 P M R BLOXO1Pine n ey sFRUITSMEATS VEGETABLESFISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE walk On AirCuskionedTaoufaftd ofHay Air SniftlM jrlv your tm rst thrdaft70a roaaStUMf rrloein yon horn or iAC cf bnslnen Weiition No xtrDrop mt oardtSALESMANSName and Adhsu FOR SALEBlack WohMitsDale Miller phone U UP 8 326FOR SALE StudioTTAUTTKGWil haul rubbish from Pinckney or Portage LakePhono UP 8S230condition, very ivasuuill Phone HA 69300 CouchTand otherles Dial U 8 5551b UK Atthree Hot Point its, automatic griddle griiltwo burttj1 hot plate, separate or complt very reasonable Jug Wajjnr 5950 Pinckney Rd Phone HowellWANTEDTo et a vhh daily to Ann Arbor Stnrts work there at VANTEDPainting and Decorat i0u p m Call Frank Dailey n Work guaranteed fre estiPhone Gregory 4F21FOR SALE0ne Fucia Foimalthe price is ijJTjO, size 10 also Proctoriron 500Call UP 83301 Pinckney mates,, good referencesWood hone Howel 265WWAiVTED ExperiencedWaitress No others noed apply References necessary Box 108 Pinckney, MichPrice plus ne government agreement FOR SALKManure, sprtailer anaLucius J Boyte, Phone UF83123 50 bvshel of corn Fred Kulbickl WANTEDUnterior PaintingPhone Howel 476W1 3405 M3G Westcalled for and delivered Phone Howeil 1354 or 11ABEJ AUTO ironingsWANTED TO loadFarmers by the hourGregory 4F15 xuanurerANTEDMen for fence buildlnegand Construction Work Ray Coons, Phone UP 85588JACK HANNEH Welding Supplies Auto PcAutomotive Glass Sbld andlnstailed1018 East Grand River Phone 151 Howell, Michigan FQK SALEGtlPfcVEU wasnacBandjsnd gicfveL oradcl or mi , ,ed, also processed road oraveL FOR SALELaying hens, avtnfREADY MIXED CONCRETE wt 7 lbs Gus HannaawnD f GRAVEL COMPANY 220 Unadilla St , , ,4 miles west of Howell at 4950 FAR 777Z nnV r Masm Rorrd Phone HoweU F0R ALE OnA tots on pnoyi FOR SALEThree IHjoTherra oilHeaters Max Reynolcte , yWANTED TO RErr40 pasture Green drothaffePhone UP 89783 well yitknfey 5180 HuwellPinckney FGET YOUR NEW CAft SOONER AND PAY LESSTh chances are this bank canhelp you buy a newcar sonner than you expected and at lower costThe cash we advance above thedown payment enables you to takeimmediate delivery at the dealers rockbottom price Youll find our loan interest rateagreeably low and our terms mostconvenient Its this banks way of building business and lasting,ship Call on us ORDER YOURFirst National BankKMW ef ptntUm aad Federal Dtpesfttee Cmpantkm, All Deecefta Iuond Up to Chick FeedFOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOWSeedCERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS FOR SPRING PUNTING ,Afc s7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 11, 1955 Description An account of the resource May 11, 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 1955-05-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch