394 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d0aad40191e4d8e64fabd11cedd0bc0e.pdf 4808b2a5ad64513d4c71436011220360 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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of Michigan This M dqi In jxart to laderal aid, not rvailablc to earlier commissionersThe i f h t f interstate 7li of tha coat of interstateitems It is also due to the pressure fir new roads culminating in the impait of 1966 There are skeptics butthe roads are being built and win ke completed in 11964 The advocate of right to worklawsdny they will buet the unions They say 19 stateshave right to work William Gross, 35,music teacher was kidnapped and robbed IKursday by a hitehiker hepicked up who robKed Mm of 20tied Mm up and left him HenrySnroul, J8 of Jackson has been arrest pjay last week by downinged fcr the crime The Stockbridge postofficeMoved into their new building, Tom Howard cf Stockbridge is in and BoysviUeLansing TB hospital for observation The new pews, pulpit and commun ManihesterSouth Lyon gameen table at the Unadilla Presbyterian station WOIA, Saline but hurch were dedicated SundayThe merchants of East Brighton StRe Fr AiMst bchmitt, Fastev SUNDAY MASSESuininer MassesM CunreaiKindergarten, Mrs ParksAlan Quesenberry has a new earA lot cf us were gliding on the iceoQ0, 1000 AMass G00 A, MEagles 62 to 45 This wajt the Pirates, 3rd win against 5 losses All v,rt,,i w, vr Sowowxul Mother Novena78Q P M3 wins were at expense of Hartland mYour reporter was thefor Confessionsriiay, after NovennaSaturday 430 to 030 v0 t 9have formed a businessmens assn Paul Green is pre3 Gregory Andcrson, ce pres, and Mrs Ray LaRose ports I got of the game it wouldwould seem Plnckney played an feuand of balPinckney starred slow aud traJei7 to 6 at the quarter In the 2nd qua S Mennoniteq qa Rctreas They have 25 members and ier they outscored Harland 20 to 10 Uomif i Calvary tf ennonitte ChurtiiRev iia Beachy, Paster Supt Waltersend a delegation to Lansing to ftnd led 27 to 17 at the half, relocationthe USUS115 sportsmen took part in thennual Waterloo fox hunt lastweek ut only one foxvas killed Mr and Mrs DeviUa Sabin of Fow Worship SchoolCoach Reader said their passing onn Peoples Meetingfooting was flawlsa after the first Ctfttagt FeUewattip Servfct quarterHigh point men were 2 Junior forwards, Dennis Clark and Viocr 10C730 hand at work Darla Kessler hasfurniture Gene Kochs father shot 3 rabbits Dick Souther found hisdot Leon Blades went to a movieWe have a new girl, Sharon Annf Pecggie Jerry Colone has a ,new sink Stanley Basydlo, Billy Doyleand Sharon Lancaster made snowmen Martha LaRosa visited her grreat grandmother in Ann ArborDonna Pu miners mother made hea L,kirt Ricky Bennett and Terry Rowell have new color televisionsLaura Whitley helpd iron clothesfor her miner Ann Read went to trw beauty parlor for an overall htirlUtFirst Grade, Mrs BookeJan 26 laws These states hae a many un I Robin Carr of Fowlervlle was as ever and inVome of them th i named production man of the year id j t th mied breed banquet at Mienrville celebrated golden weddug a8ydo with 22 points and 16 pointsFriday night Pinckney hosts Dcxter here in 2 games at 645 and 90membership lias increased at the mixed breeds banquet at MienBRQAn them open to his,week The courses are shorthand,make their records oil painting and cake decoratinggovernor favors it bat Francis Adams is the new worthywotfld exempt insosance records and advisor of the Howell Rainbow Girlsadoption records TUe board of supervisors na8 bought O Uta fame Saturday93 station WOIA1250 m your dial e Calvary Aiemionnejrch Jutv J t0 12, yOC to USOiib fuA AW Ajares ,4 ana up v WelcomePeoples ttaarcai UndenominationalWest between Unadilla ami Mfin StreetsRev Brooks Sanders P,astor greace BillyDowns father weit to the JiospiTalJim Bennett has a new fishing rol The auto makers threw up theirhands in horror last week when Waltter Reuther akeJ them to cut theprices of their cars 100 so they couldsell more cars and create more jobsyet about 30 year ago that wat jutvhatlienry Ford was doing We remember when he anncuncd a 10i3cut, in car prices and hig aasocitaasargued against it he said we will make them so we can sell them for100 less at a profit to the multitudeThe cars were without heaters, rd ios, speedometers Then they startedadding luxuries and the price startedclimbing until today the 600 car sells for 2000 The car makers claimhigh wages are responsible for the prices but we wonder The aufcomade the highest profits thepast year they ever did yet the workincp man has not enough money otbuy car Few can afford a paymentcf 3100 a month Meantime the taliof the cheap foreign cars which tre luxuryltss as the old Fords zoomsMike Sheldons dad made a fish house Qhey are using Henry Fords old gloJohn Towslys brother had a birthday kiXopHp George Wafer Sallade of Ann dV b bt d toArbor itbe about ready to Aror Jthrow his hat in tho ring for the Re governor,cindidate so far, On Feb 5 Floyd Slider and James 57 st Vincent 22 Northville 38I Ream of Howell Charles Martin of Brighton 55 Dundee 75, University the sheriffs dept 2 new Ford carBASKET BALL SCORESEveritt 71, Howell 61 St ThomasSouth Lyon Thomas Algernon Wyh 35 Sunday SchoolMomi u WorshipYouth Group Young PeopleEvening ServiceSr, Choir Practise 45 a m1060 amTOO p it600 P i700 P M Pnd Bob V7ard of Pinckney starttSry service Lyman Fay has ben named to tha Stockbridge 46 Lincoln 56, Flattopped the attendance Powoll city council o succeed Herman Rock 54 Milan 52, Chelsea 39 Sid 1957 with over a raU Heeg who resi d ,ie 4G, Roosevelt 41 Britton 66 Deerattendance each They were Holl The Howeli cowling alleys turned field 43 Byron 41, Dewitt 34 Has Haven and Dodge State ii36over to the polio fund from their ottt 62, Dansville 56 Leslie 57, Fowpjjg toumameut lt Ic ksMRr is in full blast and fiih Robert Horine who owned the Hon det many takes nd y Jrek Stock Farm here is in a Lansing Eastern 41, Ann Arbor JfhurAdult Prayer Meting 800 D n yi Billy L Wylie fel137 Manchester 47, South Lyon 27 Ihur Youth PrayerGroup703 PVm Boysvile 47,, Dexter 44 Okemus 61,Lorn Con LNancy Read new sd, Glorial Sockwwent to the movie We have a newgirl Beverly Bowaer of DetroitLeonard Bierlein and Kenny Swarthout had company Sunday DebbyHornersaw her friends new cow First Grade, Mrs ThayerAndy Peggie, a new boy in ourroom is from Detroit Mary Pfummer stayed all night with her grandmother and helped bake cookiesPally iSprout spent Sunday with the Chaidown theHs brother, Tom BurgstiuleTo liuild a Cur for the MultiDasempn stepsis eoih in thelerville 48 o V WingerSQOO1Worship The farmers sent a delegation toLansing last week to protest againstthe bill which wouid repeal the lavgiving them the right to shoot anydog trespassing on their property sportsmens organisations are bacicinj the bill They claim many valuable hunting1 dogs which have bwne lost or strayed whil huntingarc beine killed, Michigan farm or,, ganizations arc leading the fightagainst repealThey claim stray dogsdo 10f fj00 in damage on Michigan farmsa rand perch are thecatch although pike and are being taken All shanmust bear the owners name an 1removed before the ice goes out10 attended the TriState Fisher Conference at Higgins Lake Meth ma, Oto hospital with bng ailMrsMunicipoin Jackson last week llobert Butch WON FIRST PEIZE8hirley Jean Wylie, jkughef ofAhser Wylie won the Betty CrookRussell aitended the or Home Maker contest at PincknyMeeting at Hotel Hayi High School Her examination pap er will be entered in the state conAchenbrenner et with 387 other high school winn rs for the title of All Americnn a ggi attended the CIO convention in Deo controlling fiah population troit last week A a delgate from thi Home Maker of Tomorrow Eahwere cbpuaed Also a new toxicant Detriit Die Set Homeaker State Champion will iekidi lamprey spawn Jh Sater Brighton real estate eive a 1500 scholarship and fre h nd hi Md f i W boytt dog namej, Mugs Dennis Reaaon brother has boy scout shoesSharin Putterfv bFdther had a birthdayGary Marsh visited Karen and jerry Sandra Bell went to tuiMsm sawDebbygrandparents went up north David ivlicnaels aunt and unte visited hin RlrUy Lemms mcther is sick and Secretary of State Dulles threwund extra shirt, suit of underwearand pair ff socks in his carpet Dag la t week and toik ou for the fareat country to prevent hii Bagdad Alliance from falling apart This iathe league he organized of TurkeyIvan, Iraq and Iarkinstan to blockthe Russian Arab League of Egypt,his father was hurt in a car accident Syia ard some small Arab natione Secon Grade, Mrs Johnson j Dulles m thod ig t give them foreign Diane Halliburtons father is bni, aid money to maintain armies to Arizna Marjorie Quesensborrys block kuiiu They claim these arm, man has announced his car Mdaey for p d fretrip to Washington D C and NowYk gn D C and NowRepublican representative in the Liv York City with their high school admton Shiawassee district to replace SICINGS The jiext meeting with the Hnck Um Shiawassee district to replace i VWOr Second prise isTfoOOschoi Kings Daughters will be with Adrian deBoom who will run for the arship 327,000 girls in the nation X competed The National winner villnamed April 17 at the WaldorfMrs FeJ a , Campbell Thursdaym See tatt senateRftterfte ROLLBRCAD1is the year areuni food for yonw for tht wholwholesome surrouadings Reller SkaU atnear Cheiseaat t alo Sunn eraftttBeem 2 te 4fcftrt, OftfBweod 9 nil PINCKNEY POLIO DRIVEI wish to thank the Mothera and allothers who helped make the Pi nekney polio drive a success Mrs ames Whitley, chairman,The collections wereTeenagers ,Peanut Sale School CardMothersMothers MarchStore Canisters Total 55S7473S11793 2244ANNUAL MASONIC GUEST NITS 11M Annual Masonic Guest Night Vcnitok Banquet of Livingetea F 4c A, M willl t athigh school Saturdiy,t at 7 p, m, The Masons Afitorio Hotel , New York and getsa 5000 prize dad has a new car Brue Gydes moth,er hit another car No damage dons Rodney Darrow and his mother yuv 2 doer Linda Hutchings grandfather got 3 rabbits Scott Carver and IPSj friend sow Old Yeller, Second Grade Mrt AndersonWe haveA ar pupil,, Dona MarioPeggie of Detroit This makes 35 iei arc inipnverishing them and theywants more foreign aid than Dulleswants to give, Dulles lost out in ETVit when he cancelled our aggreerunpt to buid the Niie dam He saidthey wero Comrnunist infiltratedm A Flint used car dealer got statei,nA,,ift our rxm Roddy Widmayer went to wide notice ast week when he aaver fH0MAS WYLIE VOLUNTEER hi, grandfather farm to siida ,o 1 tiac1 to sHl 2 car, fo, 99c ThursdayNEW TEACHER HIRED I Thoma A Wyliewinner of num hill John Darrow is a rabbitDenn i and 2 for ij The cars were all reMrs Shirley Rogers Albrant, How er0U8 PPulanty demonstrations at is Aachenbronners sister is a yeT conditioned anu in running order Ael has been hired as science teacher Pinney hih hasvoluntecr old Becky Reads McGuire coJsins i wo,an got the first 99c car She hod stood in line since Tuesday, The others also went fast, Getting rid of theused cars i a problem for a dealer,The more he ses the more room he has for new onesthe PinAney school to replace i Bave iB country and was to ieavv sited her Becky Henry has a neFioyd Jennings of Half Moon Lak today He was electea PresWnt n dl n Lynn Stone went ice fj8r He is on pension after teaching for hl sPore year and through modes 1g Susrn Baughn went to se ypars in Ann Arbor schools Mrs ty declined Section in his junior YeJer Dawn Haines visited herAlbrant graduated fromMt Pleasant enior years At an athletic dinner aunt, Jeanette Linda Zezulka wCollege inJan, Her husband is going ke received thunderous applauge as in AnnArfibrturday Ju4y Hullin the army thi nth he marched up to got his award He cunt gaiu Vfci hFAREWELL DIF1SERMr and Mr Charles Ward efHiHand Lake had a farewell dinneri f r their son, Bob Sunday wiio 3 goj ing in the army Feb 5 Mr and Mrwill d the serving , The program Frank Hormel, Mr and Mrs Jamesfollows Ward of Detroit and Miss Evelyn1 Chaplain 1 Edwards of Strawberry Lake wercItalic , Tne MellowtonesJWelcome Prank Zeigler W M in the army this month he marched up to got his award He cunt gaiuiaj Vmfcahy hoyla the county pie baking conest at ,played football and jaasket ball and Jades went to the Howell ghowat HoweH Saturday Judy Damman w4s picked PALue O Lakes Linda Whitleys sister,Laura, had hr tf Powlerville won the titleNancy AU Star baU team last year, tonsils out Monday Penny ReynoldKTaoU He was drafted by Phil Gentiles Invin was in Detroit Sunday and Debbycibles and has been starring with Ryan visited ergrandmpther therethem this winter scoring 8, 12, and Saturday11 points in his last three games Third Jrtde, Un,wa the Pinckney entrySchool Board ASeetiog Pinckney, January 22, 158 1 is n old P1 of him WeRegular meeting called to order hoe to have one oi im otfn ih his Zezulka was in Ann ArborArtor Satupday Jimmie Bauffhn t fihTeastmateriJanies Henderson aeon 4 Guests Secttttit by Brandon WhitNofciber 1, Dutch Band MCAR Or iiI want to thank my relatives,friends, organizations and societiesfor the beautiful plants, gins cards n 1 whlc r in hospital and conMayor of Howell j valescinR at hom6t your ktodnggMasem isay Mug any numberWtm Msstaic fuattsTkkets arteewttary f oirthalf washj eotnt order last Thursday andthoughfulness was greatly appreciated and will always be remembered Luclile CambnrnFifth Grade Mrs, Miller100 in combinations was earndearned by Shirley Hileman and Paul Gray Flash card perfects were PaulGray Sandra Shirey Patricia Wiltshire, Shirley Kites and Stanley Pm by President Hollingsworth Ulform and medals Bob Wardjlass wet fishing Sunday and also madeA members present None absnt ,mate alsJllmutes of regular meeting were gvsad and approved yand goes with hme made ice, qreamDoug a fawn We are tearing to subfa b g to subHe i coufiaof Bichard Wylie who tPact fay borrowing Joe Plummer was etl i Gd C SMinuts of special meeting mdi entl3rwon honors It stems ,in Garden City Sunday We post onand apprived 117,240 in Stat Aid received Motion by Bcnner 2nd by RussellKojut winners werePaul Gray Sam Wfanan and Larrywas n theSixth 0n Mrs Tasch pio last week alsoWe hay Miss Talread something ea at 11 a m on Mondays as FTAOmea w books wrften by Greeks works with Mrs Miller In onft ywas oar ipellhig oral and chalk board quixsee We pay d Ohrecords noons and daneewon on the girls Othersgames topay bills as read Motion carriedMotion by Russl 2nd by McAfeeto adjourn Motion carriedln Bl0 ieC of EducationK C Hollmgsworth, Pres, Bd of Edueation ,ln MORSE AT PARENTSOn Wednesday, Feb 2 the Paints of the Pinckney CommuiirtySchools will present DrVmMorse who will speak on Family Bel ationahipt giving special emphasisto the child and his development hiin the home Or Morse fs director j tat Ik o1C Fresh Air Camp at Luke and alto on theUnfowsiy of MichgaaThe Pawss Oh wishes to txtird an in itit en to aP interesed pepit in the community to attend fli lecture which wiUJat ti school Ftb 12 at to run in he familySILVER NEEDLES 4H CXITBWith but 5 weeks remaining4o fin th bulletin board each day the emperature and weather Fourth Grade, Mrs GampboHRhoda Baxter caught some fishRun We are earning to fold paper to The Democrats Will probably losetheir fight in the legislature to chfmge the method of getting dleprates to the consliutional conventionelected bv rcpresiietative di3tictXowthey ace elected by senatorial teit which xives the Republicans an arIvanta There is no certainitythere will be a constitutional convention The farm orgauizations havecome out against it They do not wantthe status quo which allows them tocontrol the legislature changed TUsvoters must also approveNovember nextBoroygky, apron 3dmakeflakes We arehow to divide and write ourapron, Scharme Barer, dress, Gloria correct address Several broughtBond and Kary pavls skirts j Pattf check bd td , es,Bond and Kary, pavls , skirts jufHt and Brenda fioyt, j ehMcer boards today so they couldnter the checlcer toprnameBt Bardousesre now Jwe 2 sowing hara Chepan is newan4 sometime Z tt 8 reporterGOT 100 DONATIONRobbie Robinson, Pinckney schoolvrA leader made a vow not to shareor band uniforms AV r Pupil fromie Logan school, Detroit Jennie Dpyine wag abeent,lat yar on account of inss s back today rJir started lessonswekFifth andMargaret Ackey got on the drum last The Michigan Republican legislaturs ure is determined to make theoperations of the school dependent onthe amount of liquor consumed Thsy have announced they will continueten liquor and cigarette tax for support of the school and will add 19000 000 more by only paying the liquorcompanie every JH 4ayL So theschools who once led the fght against liquor are now full partners wilS U Industry ,ANNOUNCEMENT rUr and MrsJVed Even of Danvile announce thej daughter Norms, to ion of the JohnLIBRARYNew books lust received are by Doaat Johnny ontomanjng over Spot by Cooke Fairoakt h Qigator dU4 fn If Death Erer Slepty ,Wwm FthNHry f ISI S j, , M Aii iDishwashing8 a cinch with plenty of hot tenterMOR E HO T WATE R WIT H EDISON S NE WELECTRI C WATE R HEATIN G SERVIC EOnl y electri c wate r heater s giv e yo u al l thes e importan t advantages 1 8 Efficientth e hea t goe s int o th e wate rE g Instal l anywhertnee d no t b e nea r a chimne yR Lon g lifemeet s rigi d Ediso n standard s r astnew , mor e efficien t heatin g element s tomaticho t wate r alway s o n ta pute r shellcoo l to th e touc h al l ove r 3afecleanquietmoder n Ediso n maintain s electrica l parts withou t charg e lift t f 25Te m Ag Clarenc e QonnraU , 18 , o f Pinclcnt yBowet i Rd wh o wa aecidtntl y bo b y hi s brother , Francis , 9, Friday ,die d a t McPherso n hospita l Sunday Th e Langi g Stat e Journa l carrie da repor t o f th e deat h o f Charle s Va nOrdta , retire d WebberviU e black , smit h las t week Charli e live s her ean d i s ver y muc h alive H e say s th erepor t i s txeraguated ,, 0 Th e questio n o f wh o i s sherif f i sth e count y ma y en d u p i n court She rIf f Finle y appointe d hi s daughter ,Illa h undersherif f an d Attorne y Gen Pa t OBrie n rule d tha t sh e succeede dx Win The count y electio n board, al lRepublica n appointe d Claud e Fawcet t Gran d Lecture r Arthu r Fo x a saile d a Masoni c schoo l o f instruc tio n her e Feb 27 Dexte r an d Stoc kbridge lodge s ar e als o called I Th e hig h schoo l los t bot h vame s a tChelse a Tuesda y nigh t Th e reserve s1 4 t o 1 5 an d th e varsit y 2 5 t o 1 5 Bor n t o A H Murph y an d wif e a t th e Sanitariu m Feb 2 a 7 l b son ,Kussel i Livermore , C W Hooke ran d y e edito r attende d a F C degre eI conferenc e a t th e Stockbridg e Ma s oui c hal l Thursda y night Y e edito r an d M E Darro w an dwif e attende d th e funera l o f Sherif fFinle y a t Howel l Tuesday Thei ewer e 10 0 Mason s ther e i n regali aan u 1 6 sheriff s fro m othe r counties E d Garnet , Stanle y Dinke l am iDo n Swarthou t attended Michiga nRadi o Dealer s banque t a t th e Hots lBoo k Cadillac , Detroi t Monda yTh e picture s o f th e boat s i nDispatc h windo w ar e o f th e ferr yboat s a t Mackina c an d belon g t oAbne r Watkin s wh o i s enginee r o non e o f them i All this r1 up to the best water heating service met provided in Southeastern MichiganAs k you r plumbe r o r applianc e deale r DETROI T EDISO N Neto s 4 S Year s Ag tf , y Mr an d Mrs Thoma s Rea d atten d e d th e aut o sho w i n Detroit j Mr Jaco b Kic e wh o fel l an d I njure d hersel f i i som e better Jame f marbl e an d wif e attended th e funera l o f E d Marbl e i n Ba y Cit yThursday Laver n Fis k wh o work s a t th eRe o factor y i n Lansin g i s hom e wit ha n injure d hand VCrs Mar y Walke r write s tha t sh ean d sh e son , Murra y ar e no w livin ga t Lo s Angele s TH 9 FINNA N TWN1M P TA M A M Nt W W AN START DEC 2 8I WIL L RBMBIT 1 TAXI S SVMYATVRaA Y A T M l IAS PWWA M IT PIMMLNS Y WMf c FFU M A Jf T P MALt AT Three ne w pupil s enrolle d i n th ehig h schoo l las t week , W Lamb,Bi tyli e an d Robert , Young Pinckne y Independent s los t bo hgme a t o Dexte r Saturda y nigh t ft eserv s 1 0 t o 11 , firs t tea m 3 4 t o 27 Lkkl y ha d 2 0 point s fo r Dexte r an dSwarthou t 1 0 fo r Pnckney Pinckne ylineap Swarthou t Reason , Carr,M eHaH , Miller Dexter Lickly Davjn e Crocker , Co y an d SimsThe ypjft y MunU h nex t week STAT E O r MICHIGA HTh e Probat e Cour t fo r th e Count yLivingsto nI n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o fCarleto n G Foste r a k a Carlto n G ,Th e Poultr y sho w wa s a t Howel llas t week N P Mortenso n o f Pinc kas y wo n 3 first s an d 3 secon d prizes ,W A Reynold s a silve r cup ft roll o f fenc e wir e an d cas h prises ,Kev , Gabl e i s gettin g goo d crowd san d man y convert s a t hi s revival s a tth Methodis t church Wednesda ynite Th e Mason s an d Star s atten de d i n a body Thursda y nigh t i s hig hschoo l ngh tA sno w stor m Sunda y pu t ltigh iac k i n fia hpe Villa Richard s h s fon t t o Manx sttqa e t o wor k i n th t offic e fo r Ro yHELE N REYNOLDS ,M4H CART1F 1 AUT O PART S 4 SALE S AL M CUMPLBT 1BRMHTM TSixt h Grade , MM Htatt th e Dt t i r Th e roo m it barin g a ma pV A Ou r election s ar t today Jme t Wic kt 1 J i 1 A IX Friday Ii iUS WE Murph y an d son , Ambrose ,an d Gu y Teep U hav e gon e t o th e Ma dt Gras , Ne w Orleans lQ newspape r me n Attende d th eEaster n Michiga n Pres s conferenc ea t th e Hote l Griswold , Detroi t las 4Thursday Jame s Sehmerhor n o fth e Detroi t Time s wa s twwtfttattr Gov Warne r andJftqw r Buitomy rpoke A specia l DU R a r totffc themt o th e Wayn e Eavtttte n Wher e the yspen t ftoun at th ao newJohn Marlsnsun erwas badly buraed last wek when he put oil en afire to revire it John Dinkel has purchased tht inUrest of Mrs Emma Burgess in tilt grocery store and will conduct it hima Ka ataphy is tide and her sitter,It ttftehtef the Sprwt tehool f her Roy Carpenter of thft pHrasry watWer abMBt or tardy tht ffarpt meetter Neither wre Plortnee Bytrer Flotence TupVr of the intermftiiat Veronicaand FaiuFriday aigntP B At a session of said Court heldJanuary 23 1958, Prssent,Honorablt Hiram R Smith,Judge of Probate, Netice it Hereby Given, That allcreditors of said deceased are requirU present their claims in writing and under oath, to said Court, and toto serve s cpoy thereof upon EthelC, Foster of 7119 Pinckney Rd Pirickney, HU fidicuary of said estateand that such claims will be heardby fiad court and heirs at lawiii sain deceased will e determined by saidCourt at the Probate Offirfe t Apr I 1958 at ten A Mthereof be given by publication of accpy hereof for 3 weeks constetivtly previously to saiu day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a news paper printed and circulated in sadin said county and thtt the petionattate a copy ofthis notice tr be ed upon each known party if Interest at hfa last known addrtss by registertd Bail, return receipt demanded, at lati fourteen 14 days prior to acfc ,or by personal strvict at leastS days prior tc such hearing R, Smith, Judge oflegkter of ProbaktfJNfftptftjtd Frtd Marft leJetta tjmt iIT W not In theYrflow rHott maybe Stariiag Wedaeaday Feb 5Fer llnlhmitei fageaieBtAcclaiaicd by Critics Cost te CeaitCil B BeMiUesMTen CommandmentsCharlton Hestoa Yul Brynner Anoe Baxter Edward G Robinson and v Tvonne DeOrloSchedule and PricesSunday Doors Open 1250 p mFeature Time100 440 820 pm7 Hon Tues Wed Thur, Doors Open 7pm Feature Time 745Friday, Saturday doors Open 4 pmFeature Timie 430 and 815 p, m, Admission Adults 125 Children 60Except Friday Saturday Matinees Admission AduKs 90c Children 50c Mitin Prices until 430 p m Daily THiAHOW IPs A C i iiFeb S thm SSetMost TresMadew PUcUwe Ever Ceil B DeMiBesim Teramitt4erTen Commamheatia StarringCbtrlton Hestoa Yul Brywier Baxter Edward a Retta Yvonne DeCarlo Only One Show Baefa BvtaingStarting p m doers open at 7 pw Matne Saturday ani 8myStarting at 2 p Doors opts 1 Adults 125 including Saaday MatAdults 0c Saturday Matinee Only Children 50e at All TimesThe Lloyd Hendees tvent ywith the Ambrose Kennedy ftmtfy it Pontiac, m1 Mrs Ethel Sprout visited, herter, Mrs Esther Barton in Stockb idge SundayMrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon were in Ann Arbor Wednesday Mrs Arthur Krych is, home fromSt Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Mrs Florence Ryewho was visiting the Asher Wyies went back toGrand Rapidg SundayMrs Lucille Wylie and daughter,Shirley, were in Lansing SaturdayW F Cose and wife of Linttenand the Allen Dinkel family were Sun day guests of the Albert Dmkels Mark Coons of Royal Oak is visiting the Homer Abneys,Air and Mrs Ernest Keiss MyrnVanBlaricum called on Bert Van lilaricum who is in ward IGAVeterans hospiia, Memphis, Tennlo have his friends write to him Albert and Allen Dinkel Linden last Wedneslay Mrs Flora Darrow fell and cuther hand badly last week Sty ii now staying with her son, H BDarrow HAlbert Dinkel and wife went to thtFarmers Week at Michigan StatsUniversity last week The following from here attendedthe funeral of Dr George Drudge at Detroit last Thursday Hollis andKenneth Wylie Fred and Bert Wyiitand Mrs Virginia GrantJohn Stnckable was called to Lansing last week by the illness of hissisterinlaw, Mrs Pete Stackabiwho had a serious operation On hitreturned Friday he ioundthe houton tthe Joe Stackable farm when nVhas an apartment on fire, The firejdept put it out Louis Haydu iss the tennant on the farm V iNOTICE FORVIIIAGE EUCTIOlifdNlAV JilRCH lt,iTo the Electors ofThe Village of Pmckney, County of Iivingst Notice Is Hereby GivenHome at 379 W Main St Pinckney, Mkk MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10,195S Ths Thirtieth day preceding said Electionfrom I tclock a muntil 8 oclock p m on said dsv forBrpost of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and RSGISTKISG such of the qualified electors in said CITY as SHALL PIOPERLY apply therefor w ,The name ef na person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of the it the time of registration, and entitled under tht Coni 1T1 k l5aJ111 h reident, to vote at the next election,j wall bt entered in tht registration book lHIVHHIIItttSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtBniBBBlBBBIBtSBHMifliBElector Unable To Make Personal Application, ProcedureSEC W4 Any elector who is unable to make persona AftttiJthon forjegistntfum because of physical disability or absence fro tjMTwntjhlp City or Village in which his leftlrtriSSJIis located, may be registered prior to the close ofegbtratJon before any election or primary election by securing fronT tit, perk of tht Township, City or Village in whieh is located Wt enet, duplicate registation cards and exewtmg in SfffJSi thi Jfr1 adavit before a notar yb5f ol, tther officer legally authorized to administer oaths and returninr vmoJleCratl CVds C1erk of the Township, City oVillage before the close of office hours on the last day of rerisiration prior to any election or primary election Tht notarv sub ,lie or other officer administering the oath shall sijrn his name ennatt Jrit twture of the refcistratfon officer and Unregistered Persons Not Entitled To Vott 9EP electionon Application, Tin will also register voters at my home from lM to 4 p m Fib 7, Ftb 10, wd Marck 8, BSf vr yv VJ1iltTKi, J, Wcdbendftj FebruaryThe Peoples Store Matter at FfegtefficsjAt of Me 8, 177UKYdOODStitttife SNVS FUKNKHBWSSTOREPHON Mias Else Bock who underwenturgery at St Joe hospital, Ann Arfcor is to come home this weekNorman Twitchell and wife olHowell spent last Wednesday withthe Irvin Kennedys The Carleton Huffs of Rives Junetion called on the Lawrence Cam burns Sunday , Jack Young and wife attended the hockey frame Sunday at the Olympia Sunday The D Conklins of Grand Rapidswere Sunday guest or Ray Burns ftd wifs Clifford Miller, Win Baughn, OtisMatteson, Lawrence Baughn, Da1 Miller Merlin Amburgey and PitHarwood spent the week end at Lav TibeerlpttMi Filer U0 TearMrs ViolaD bum of WhitmoeLake spent Sudy with Aimer Watjdpaf amily , Born to Ralph Carts and wifeAlma gSwurthout last week ftW The Keith Bradbury of Dexter and the Lambert Henryf of Dtroroit spnt Sunday with the L J HenrysMrs Mae Metz and grands andJanet Shhan attended a card partyWednesday at St Josephs hall in Howell, Garth Meyer of the Flint StatePolke Post was doing under ice diving at Port Huron over the week end Channel 4 TV had a picture ofGW Meyer and the Twin Pines tanktruck on their Health Program SunSunday atAEvelyn Hall and Louise Knappcalled on the Howard Halls in Ann Arbor Sunday The Bud Bekkrings of Howell wre the Tuesday guest of Unltatk iNash family v ,Lynn and Lloyd Hendee attendedFarmers Week at Michigan State Vn iversitySunday guests of the Lester McAfees were Mrs Iola Qorneliua,Carl Drapeau and Roy Daking oDetroitGeorge VanNonnan and wife andNeil Baughn and wife called on theGeorge Harts of Ann Arbor Saturday,Nancy Lundeen of Ann Arbor,JohnLundeen and wife of Berkley and theBob Gannons of Redford were Sunday guests of the Francis ShehansThe St Judes Guild of St MaryChurch met with Mrs Rose Collier TuesdayThe Home Economics class of tlaPinckney high school went to Michi gan State University last weekto a demonstrationJohn Howard Morrison of Dexter underwent an operation at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor last week The Charles Clark family of Kaikaska, the Tom Clarks of Ann Arbor Mrs Barbara Clark and children ofSiivertake and Ray Moriarity andwife were Sunday guests of the Mrs Margaret Ork family Jerry wasin northern MichiganJack Clakwas home from FerrisInstitute over the week sodtr MjrnmWaM rtsited the RossFambs In Oncinnatti, Ohio ever theweek endViace LaRosas called en thadefllipies in Ann Arbor Sunday Wagoners Grocery066 PINCKNET ROADQuility MerchflwKfB LOW PRICESBeer and Wine To TakePHONE HOWELL 705J2fDRIVING GAN BE pretty trickythis time of the year So Telephone Company drivenget special training forwinter Among other things the make a special effort to Keep windshields clean Watch for unexpected icyspots where roads areshaded by trees or buildings Keep plenty of stoppingspace between their car andthe car aheadWhen a telephone menwaves goodbye to his family In the morning and says See you tonight we want tode everything we can to make his words come true tlOOKMi FOR A VALENTINEgift idmt How about an extension phonein any ofniue beautiful colors Anattractive gift phone ex presets the rlgbt sentimentttttt you Valentine youwant to keep in touch everyday throughout the year Yo order your Valentinephone, it call our Busi PINCKNEY VILLAGE CAUCUSTAKE NOTICEA UNION CAUCUSWILL BE HELD AT THE FNCKNEY FIRE HALLMONDAY FEBBUARY 17th 1958AT 3 OCLOCK P M TO N0M1NA TE CANDATES LOR OFFIBtf TO TO BE FILLED AT THK ANNUAL VILLAGE ELECTIONON MARCH 10th, 1958, VIZPresident, Clerk, Treasurer, AssessorThree Trustees for Two Year Terms MILDRED ACKLEY, VILLAGE CLERKY VILLAGE CAUCUSA CITIZENS CAUCUSWILL BE HELD AT THE PNCKNEY FIRE HALL MONDAY FEBBUARY 17th 19584T I OCLOCK P Mil TO NOMINA TE CANDATES LOR ANNUAL VILLAGE ELECTIONON MARCH 10th, 1958, VIZPresident, Clerk, Treasurer, AssessorThree Trustees for Two Year TermsMILDRED ACKLEY, VILLAGE CLERKCfFISH FRYFridayFebrutry 7thr, w Wlltt tUCKY enough to geti r big ol the weather science movie, The Unchained GoddaeV ay that if you want to kmw what its like to go through atornado or hurricane without actually being m one, by all means urthii show It will be shown on a nationwidetcietWow network at 9 pan Wednesday, February 12, on sonw additional stations a few Any later After Hi on TV tke film wiU he availaMe for school, chttToh i on request from our ST, MARYSDONATONAclttlft, 1 Lumber, Coal andSunoco Fuel Oil Prompt servicei HOLY SONSA 68119 DBXTBR MICHIGANPHONE HELLERS FLUWLRS1 A WITH FLOWERSJ r S fflatIT CAN BE YOURS THROUGH SAVINGThe first seep in buying your own home is thedown payment Many young couples have opened savings accounts here and are making depositsregularly to save for the down payment on thehome of their choice AsV about our handyBankbyMail plan 6BANKING HOURS 9 to 3WED and SAT 900 to 1200tFRIDAY 900 to Wj400 to McPherson State Bank Howell Pinekney Ovtr HlnitVTuo Yum of 8at Banking2 on Saving Book Accountttt UNTIL AU As Mas Watsr Unadfomat and StoreOHM Winter aaa add cXrsea XeeJ off MM,UkaJsnH, Kick, Soft Wat PeaflyWish, Day OUaahf, otteaRug, Sha Sags BadLit as fteCeler wkk told Dr neaeACBMIl Y4i 0 rii, WA1Btv ffiAUNGL P GASKRVICB HQMEHUtMmm HOWSU , i give her Iron rile AUTOMATIC IRONEB as low asper BIOii th wOl take a holiday from hand irong drudgery for theN of her life when she gets a wonderful new Ironrite For, thank to Ironritss two completely usable open end, Doall ironing points, Ironrite irons anything she can wash, and cuts ironing time by twothirds, too Bring Mom in for a demonstration Youll both be amazet how simple an Ironrite is to operate how it takes all thework out of ironing LOST wi m p LOCAL EVENTSsum of money and gold beset Mrv W Euler jhe James Whttley family calledFOR SALE Fireplace Wood Ion the William Whitleys in Ann AxPhone UP 8 9725 or UP 8 5506 W SundayI Mtgttm Denise LaBosa andELECTROLUX NEW AUTOMATIC Mge w in Ann Arbor last m t A xin vw Tahiwt twft Tnnm tweonesuay PROFESSIONALCLEANER Nw Features Two TonColor Guaritft Horo Mesdames F monstraton KTGuaranteed Also Baughn were in Ann Arbor Mondayfactory rebuilt Phone or write I The Ruasell Browns of BloomingW B Murphy 604 West Gran St,, ton, 111 visited the George VanNorHowell Mich Phone 2 lt kP M The fineDeo 6 HOMK after 600 pans laat week f ntv A M t fcpt R1L iLirctoriiT V iKLJbVION WtfKBFOR RENTA Modem 2 Bedroom House U 831WIronnlel AUTOMATIC IRONERLAVEY HARDWARETHE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSEFinal Clearance WANTED Responsible party totake over low monthly payments, onspinaet piano CA e n n 11 vicinity Write Credit Mgrlcit Ji ic Box 8, Greenville, MichIIUIIIIIIIIIIIItHtUtltttUllllUlltlttltMortgages FinancedLand Contracts BoughtH G SWARTHOUT9068 NORTH TERRITORIAL RD PHONE DEXER HA 63072llllllllllllllllllillllltUIIIIIIUHUIMUlJack oSeals Welding ServiceTRY US WE WELD EVERYTHING 1613 East M36PORTABLE SERVICE AVAILABLE ay ,hos 1o ers CLAY GORDONt,E W, stQfttet IfllW Bowdl, W tfoieU,Office Mftti4by UBERToffOn All Ladies Fail and Winter Dresses,Wool and Cardigans and Slipovers, Flannel Gownsand Pajamas Lined Jeans Sets 200FF ONALLLadies Hosiery, Ship and Shore BlousesBobbie Brooks Sweaters, Garbardbe andWool Slacks and many ether bargains Hours 8 a, m, to 9 p m, Open Sundays 4700 Midland Drive, Strawberry LakePhone Brighton AC 7 066 Harold Porter i ife called inthe Grant Wards in JPingree Sunday Kirk Sims entereded VeteransItal, Ann Arbor for avgtry lfoday Earl Stanley took mm thers Charles Sopp of Patterson Lopswas taken to the Pontiac steta hospat al Tuesday v Mesdames Nora Sprout and Fran Zezulka were in Lansing Monday The high school Junior class had their annual dinner at the schoil onSaturday , rThere is no school here Fridaydue to the Teachers Institute at Ho vell high chool at 900 a m Mrs George Wilde sr of Ann i bor spent several days last week at the Howard Read home The Reeus will be home from California Febli The John McGuireswent to GrandKnpids last weekTheir chillrenudy Jean Mary and Cathy stayed at th2Robert Read home The Robert Tasch family visitedMrs Ann Tasch on Ann Arbor Sun day Gretchen Tasch was home from Ann Arbor The Howard OBriens of Bunker Hiii were Sunday guests of the Ltr Lavey The Tom Neffs of Ann Arbor werSunday guests of the Bob Ackl ysi ihe Dick Young family of Flintwere Sunday guests of the Andrew Campbells MJ Reason took Mrs Mable Suy dam back to Jackson Sunday The Kenneth Molhmans of Drson Plains were Sunday guests of the Albert Shirleys The Mark Nash famiy and Tomm ie and Micky Ritter spent Sunday t jthe Jack Clark jr home in Dexter Tne Qlirkfc are building a new house ,, ,,,, The Harold Darrow family of Bog F0R SALE Rook Roasters IiVe UovoU,iLCYi HNDEsRoger J KTn ACiALE3 I SPVClAlrTDr if R EidiiLCarrI 4 3 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP 9LSTAllHomo Lake PropertyBusincM OpportunitiecXBftfrb 8aturdf11 tz 3 d 5 to 7nd by A poiitme AC 729MStO West Orand Riv BRIGHTON Broker 09 North PeatfPRONE UP 8H1WMaryAll Kinds of Real Estate LSstiaft WantedMain Office HA 68t8g at 7421 Frtage Lake Road, near N TerrHorW 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINdlfEY Henr KraHm Ji 1MB CLASSIFIED ASSorie Lake called on Mrs Flora Darrow dressed, 6 to 8 lbs or REAL iSSTATE5Saturday and Glenn Darrow of Dot Vhone UP 8 8853roit Sunday Walter Dark and wife called en L0ST Male Bluti nund, blatkthe Leslie DeOairs of Manchester ,and whlte Reward ast Wednessday j L3oyd Wellman, UP 8 6635Harrison Cooper writes from Tey 4 Vmnn as City, Texas the weather is fine WANTED lWashin to Do He will be home Feb 10 l Wrs Russel Bokroa UP 8 6548 Mrs Dorthea Geer has been ap I ADYS AND bHIRLEV HBNRK Phone UP t78 1169 HUnd Ct Pinckney, MiehSalesman for 4FOR SALKPair of Hockey Skates, vze 8 Jack Leepointed county treasurer by the county election commission to sueceed her mother, the late Mrs Jennie Eastman FOP SALErlower Lawn Mower 22irh CUt UP 8 3469PERFECTAUTOMATICTHREADERThreads large and smallDrop needle into either of 2EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND yNd behind funnelPreas PW REPAIRNG or Presto its ready toFOR IfodPhone GJACK HANNJTT Hamilton 6 5305,9727 Portage LkAv Pinckney, Mich,TOR RENT Three room apartment with bath room, private enterancewith stove, refrigerator and utiitiesiPno or , M furnished or will rent rooms separatFOR RENT6 room year around cott ely Phone up 89732age cozy, neat and warm Very raa Menable rent to responsible youngfamily Phone UP 63329 LOST Female Beagle Hound,brownard white trained Reward Lost in Pinckney Recreation Area Phone Detroit Vinewood 36566 back BBWMtWI Stock Stamps 40 h J Fait Accurate 8erftt BEROERS RUBBER WORKS11922 Weittan St Pinckwy,SALEWashing Maxhine,fan LAWNfie, Tubs, Space Heater, Jet Pump, l living Room Refrigerator, Wes , f tONE AND ALL A HAPPY NEWYEAR VEGETABLESFISH FOR RENT Home, 4 roota wm ngho8e Arthur Pardonhath at 3100 Patterson Lake Ri 544 Rush Lake Road UP 890H6furnished or unfurnished Tall UP 8 6686 FOR SALEfccal ftitate of All EndiFOR RENT Modern room cottagt kwtn Wantedat Portage Lake John McNamara SaUimaii for Geiild Wjjjm DavitSIDING ANDAND REMOULUtft 1C Qd Rivar, HeeH Phone He1 v TtT Phone Howell 1536M1X BIJBTOR W W MADStNLavan ANT9DPHift29 carsMEATS GROCERIES OPTOMETRISTand Thurs 930 to 5j00 by Appointment1S6 East Grand Rtvw 1011LEE LAVEY GhmralUPQUALIT L v MARKET PRICESCOURTE0US SERVICE IT IS BELIEVED THE HOUSEWAS INSUREDBut what about tie owners pricelesspersonal possessions and keepsakesicsinau papers, birth and marrisecwtifkatea inurnos polky ttaattFire can dsetroy them In a fow aiuits9H only complete loas insurance for uch posatriani U a Safe DtpwttBoss which you can rent in our raoltArrange for your box today, TW0 THREE, SaTimfs Boo k Tin tArete CortWeaUaFirtt National Bank M A ,S W Rush Lake, Paone UP Glow Sbld oadInstalbd A IC Grand WsrPHott 51 AloeptlCttowell 0chiqrm Licensed and Bonded byikHMiirPHONE ST wSEPTIC TANKS, BUY CLEANEDNew Tanks and line 739 SMUR F1WatJOHN HARVEYR L SORRELLWater WeHb and PumpsAH Makes of Pumps Serviced8 5 rtrPinckM y Raa dH A f 945 4V 100 OS 17 5FARMffi S PO D SUPPL Y COMPAN YPH0N E W 8 5M 1 mim Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 05, 1958 Description An account of the resource February 05, 1958 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 1958-02-05 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/2a1d6632209458f0d56447a8b05dec5a.pdf d3755aafb0d9d5030f026f0416d1f805 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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Dispatchm10 vmfrtiknN 6Rffblejina started he legislatfve seseio boy agreeing with tUgovernor that the schools Deededmore money That is about the oniv twc they did agree with him onWith a 6,00Q,K school deficit ac iC tfeem, 14,000,000 more neededto maintain the schedule of 190 perscholar they had to get down to brasstacks The governor wanted to raue the formula to 197 per stholHrThe killed this by 2 votes but thefight will be ia he house TheRepubHcane plan to make up 20,000 0 the shortage from the general fc If they hold to their slogan of contesttaxes there is bound to be ashortage NThere atmany remedies proposed Gov Jttiam s wocl d increas e th etAAfibl e tax Thi s i s no w 40 c o n afOQO bank deposit The banks have paying it He wculd increase Neighboring Notes A circuit court jury at Mason last Wednesday found Frank Dupgar,9,f Stockbridge not guiltyy of lollingh 3tepona Mander Elliott, 33,Heciaimdc the gun accidently diaehargeJ while they were scufflingTharleg ulip, son of Rev and MraTulip oi Plainfield who was burntH bv hot water, was taken to McPhrton hospitalThe Deo Blackmer Clothing Stoveat Fowlerville has been sold to Frank Utter,an employee Barbara Massey of Pinckney wasniiinerup in the county pie baking Attietics CATHOLIC CHURCH Grade School News CurrentWITH THEBy Do WimrThe Roger Goulets ofUke are visiting relatives in RhodaDexter hig school grirlsselling candied apples for polio The Portage Lake Plungers,divers, helped the state police lasttweek try to recover a chest of sivsrSop Conlin of Tipton weuld save ,toien by teeiiaKer8 and thrown jn the1B000,POO by only paying the liq iuron River at DelhL N BICaY WITH TO MfeAIW Rov Fr AifetA Sehmist, Pastes SUNDAY MASSESThe Pinckney Pirates won tkoir femtvtr Masses4th league gam Friday from tfw GStf, 800, 900, 1000, 1130 A IfDexter Oreadnaughts 72 to eDex Wl Ur Masses 60e, 1009 A Mter has had disciplinary teoaWe ami Weekday Mass 300 A, Ma numer obf players were pt off fritj teamOthent, were kfcalMliy had Soirowful Mother Novena730 PMto start 3 frefhmeoTHerUred the season, strong j but have, gone topieces ir repent games , Dexter took the lead on J fraethrows by Dick Lynden Then Dennis Clark got 3 passes and pcra4 on each one and Pin kney le8 at quartvr 12 to 7 , i I ht the 2nd quarter Clark, t 11 more pointjs running his ml to 19 Huhman got 8 and Piaeknoy ledi at the half 38 to 20 Dexter RUyed floppy and most of the PinckneyI scores resulted from their wild paas has at laste ry ueeMdad2 years or imore Theafter NovennaSaturday 430 to 530 F SXO tc SW T t Kindergarten Mrs Parksj We have a now gUl in our class j hlA natlon Maureen Green We read the story i a telllteI of Abraham Lincoln Bruce Otweil I putting their Jupiter samite nijot an animal book on his birthday Hli vdy Loia Chamers has a new doll J ulnboa Dartsne Kellers cat ieeps inher doll cradle Gene Koch went toa show Terry liaines visited friends and Terry Lark his grandparentsDonna Plummer has new gold fishKithy Gramer is back after her oper rocketatioiitow Billie Doyle went to theCalvary Manaonitts ChurchRe Uxsa Beachy, PasterS S gupt Walter ohWoMbip 1000School 1100Vouiij Peoples tteeting 730Cotuyi Fellowship Serviceuor tiHs every 90 daysThe liquor anricifjftjnette tax wsa also continued Republicans are pushing their verioa, remembering school men hae in the past they left thefinancing until the last days offceeioft making it impossible for to make up their budgetsLftorney General Adams has ruledTourists Asociationh can use taxvlonay allocated to them Each of tkenV receives 100,000 a year andconduct their own progm Threare 4 groupsCONSERVATION DEPT NOTESBounty payments for wolves,foxes,eyottM and bobcats cost the peoplef Michigan 211,000 in 1957 Only 1 worre were taken, 27,997 foxes3S96 cqfottos and lt04 bobcatsArtificial lights may not bo used ifftjfteajfing through ice in JanUary and FebruaryIxr foneraT leer appear to bt Ltod4, condition due to a light winter2 ware found dead near Mio fromadd 175 acres to thein Crawford countyAlso 1000 fVo frontage en the KaiBmtmoo river zSaloof timber products from thjstate forcsti returned 976,000 to thestate treasury in 1917 Most of the seies were for pulffweod and logsThefcttlfc ef this land cama into the handsat by tax reversion After bein Ugfed over and burned it was abandened Attempt at farming failedThrough reforestation and stateManagement this land now producesvaluable timber, la 11948 only 8 of the pulp wood used in Michiganwas produced in state foreste I 1M0 this had increased to 19 Arnold Bunce is the new head ofthe Livingston County ConservationCJubTo Winzer proprietor of the ArfOJtine stors was kilfexJ in an autoacodent last week v TMr and Mrs Ralph Winkelhouseri Hamburg have announced the on tagement of her daughter, Mr Ponita Fuhrman to SPFC DaisHabitz of Ft Leaveuworth, Kansas,Mrs Manley Bennett of Hamburg fne3witfwon first place in the Ladies bowl contest for polio with 647 The Unadilla Church Father banquet is Feb 15 tAn investigation is asked ofWaahtenaav sheriffs office It wasclaimed deputies were using county gas in thir rs and buying stolenarticles of prisonersChelsea March of Dimes Campai7iraised 1,83483Butch Freimund, son of the editorof the South Lyon Herald went tothe Michigan Press convention ntKelltgg Center and not only got theautoTivphg of Gov Williams and Ann a Landers womens editor of 140 papes but had his picture taken with iliem Alyce Poole, daughter of the, I Howard Pooles of the Daviaon Index in the picture, u The 2nd half was like the firstInthe last of the 3rd and first part of the 4th Coach Header sent all the subs in Dexter scored 24 points andcut Pinckneys lead to 12 pointsAnother goodfeature was the wayPinckney played the reboundsWakefield and McCteer went off the floora foot and a half to get them Dexter wii badly undermanned They only had 7 f ubs and 2 of them ICth AIUUMI CiwmunityBbift School t Calvary Ct jrch Juiv i t0 12 y00 to 1169 lui Ai Age ,4 ana upThe Peoples tinirciiand tht cot 20l Dickter Pinckney Friday night,one point previ PirckneyRF HuntanLF C Clark UndenominationalM4 West between Unadilla ano Mf in StreetsRev Brooks Sanders PastorSunday School 46 a rtMernii tj Worship 1060amYouth vitoup IM p iVoung PopU 600 P Mat South Lyon Evening Seivice 700 P Mkwt to them py Wed Sr Caoir Practise 80u First Grade Mrs ttookeOur teacher in in the hospital aulMis Darrow is teaching for herThe Bluebirds anil Blackbirds aiestarting new reading books LayidWludysska has 2 new cars JlennHighiill is back in school after haing his tensils out Eiina Iesulashiiby sister stands up BillySummr visited friends Lee Davisare on vacation Shirley Josephsoi alister had a birthday Jimmy BcmvUlias ix Zona oufitJohn Black is backafter a visit in PennsylvaniaDenny Swarthout went to DetroitJimNah called up his grandmother n Flurida KennSwiirthouts birth was Tuesdayavid Jtl ringer went t0 the show Down j lhcieparents hool has JClark was high man for 30 Lonnie Huhmanhad 26 for Dek Second Grade Mrs AndersonLinda Hatchings went visiitintfMivLouise Highfill had her tonsils otiDaryl Hcusmann and Terry Koason went sliding Scott Caivel tayodail night at his aunt Ellas and took oulrui, head of the armydept ami former scientist for n all lb German scientist were employed in the dept In the meantimetlie navys second attempt to launcha vanguard missie failed as tiiis onogain blew to pieces like the firstone The strife between the army andnny us to who would be the firstto put one in the air is said to have slowed up the experimentsOf coursethey ure still in a primitive state andwe will not be over the hump untili man is sent up in one and returns safely That will be some years yetJ trip to thy moon is proin lfj years time A highrocket dub at Batle Creek,MI criticized for sending uplive tin1 with their rockets At another a boy was injured when a rocktit explodedTP19Mc IcerRCrLftBasydlo Davisi Singer LaBelleDexterRK Heller 111 Lynden 3023 Thar Youth Prayer Group 703 p wCaiCoafi Ctortt K W Vviuger Pastor iunday School 949 a rr M Vorshlp lt45 a mBASKET BALL SCORESBattlo Creek 61, Ann Arbor 52Resurrection 70, Howell b2 Blonvfield HiIs, 48, Brighton 45Mancheter 71, Uoysville 21 South Lyon 51Harlnnd 28 University 44, FlatRock 40 Dundee 76, Milan 49 Si I te 64, Chelsea 49 Lincoln 50, Rose ve 44 Haslett 67, Stockbridge 41Fowlervjile 56, Webberville 41 C BeUKC Conley i,1 Blssom HicksWhitehe Pinckney 0TP 726 141reserves won 4435 Pm his overnight case Diane HaliburtonthurAdult Prayer Ueeiing 800 pm mJ 6 guclsU for dinnr iSundayMarjoiie Queenbrrf went mf apnrty won 2 games aiu jjot prizs Ws Scott went tc his grandmothersbirthday party 2 couwins were than1 James Pitulla saw a pheasant Char lotte Cocanowers tHthr got 3 rub1its Hicky Wilson is building a soajiderby ertry Jerry Gorforths dlwrecked his car Gwen Hudsons dudscr would not start,Third rMde, liira, blowyWillie Meyers sinter was homoroin Landing from her school ioi thythe week end Frank ZezulkaIN PLANE CRASHLt John Hammel, son of the Eerett Hnuoelg of Pinckney was in aertsk landing at the Finecastle Air Fe Florida Ust week An outrigger adding gear tire blew out Theilt radioed the air base who clear i Hit runway The B 47 Strato jet off the runway, caught fireLt Hanml and 3 other oHUcszeaed injury 1HAMMERS 4H CLUBTk dubwant to thank the 4 A of Putnam Township forthe livmrraace on their buildIf aad toolAt our next meeting we W1I decide whether to have a skatif an toboggan party or a rollerstating party Fred Fish got a card from hisI sister, MrS Maine Sloan of HoweU , last Friday postmarked 1949 Fredijays there mayhave been days wheni he did not get out to the mail box but 8 years ago was not the lttime he was out there Mrs Mary Reynolds who has been bookkoeuer for Lavey Hardware willbe married Feb 22 at S Marys rec tory to Carson Workman of Williamion, gElaine Johnson, daughter ef ihnHenry Johnsons will be married Feb14 at the Congl church here at 803p an Reception at Pilgrim HallLester McAfee and wife attended MASONIC GUEST N1TEMasons and guests attendedannual Guest Night at theschool Saturday night The menufeatured venison from the U of M W1LUAM BLINNWilliam Blinn, S5, o6l2 Ann Stj Silver Lake lost his life in an autoI accident at 130 a m Saturday r Island Lake HeL, a mile west oxDexter His car mt head on withone driven by Norman Koch, 19, tMcGregor Rd, Portage Lake WiUihim were Jo Birchmeyer, 20, andFred Spry 19, both of Dexter Allwere taken to University hospital,Ann Arbcr Blinn wajdead on arriv al, His wifd, Clam, had internal injuries and his stepson, Roy Miara, s broken nose A stepdaughter, Eliabeth Miurs, graduated from yvnckrtey high ichool laat June and is Virgiim Strunk, Arlene Sockow,Sa EatffceEn Miohijpari CoU Wiman, Robeit Seefeld, Stan K saw the movie,TMjiCmmandmenU Robert Black w tsin Penn last weekFrank Zezuku inDetroit John Taschs folks have uCHI Cindy Hughes went to the Shi PCFifth Grade, Mrs Miller ,We decorated oujT rOom for VHMItines Day Spelling bfe winner weiv40 lodges were representedin 2 out of state ones Detroit, Ann pfct Penn jiuy t3, Abr d Hll t th egeShe is a past worthy advisor ofthe Pinckney Rainbow Girls Blinn was bom in Pros 1922, the sonLarry and SuBan Morrison Blinnin1 Tuesday Mrs EllenTa VISITATIONof tglt Congregational qjpdtr the iponorship of thef deacons, will make a Visitation in thehornet fprih this eomiag afternoon,r f, Tb 16 from 2 to 5 pmwffi carry with them tha CaleaHt for Lnt and Fellowship of Pfayor, which will be left at tsefcfMcAfee attendedEpiscopal Conference in DetroitInst week as a delegate from St Stephens Church, Hamburg This isiirst year women have, been admittlsbello Nash and Thelma Burke ofAnn Arbor were Sunday guests ofthe Martin Ritters Mrs Ruth Rittexgoes to Ft Meyers, Florida aaxt week with her sister Isabel, to visit tfcgirmother, Mrs Dessa Micky will Nash,while she is5TBC MBET1NGGThis rsttture is one phase ufof tht efcoreh withmphaeis UDOB attendane , ,J worship dvriaW 1mi r8t ventt Hammel took a car of Rainbow Girls to the Moore Fun, oral Home in Ypsilanti Sunday where Khe body of Wiiliam BHnnn wasHisA n 1 stepdaughter, Eizabeth Miars is aAM f M past worthy advisor of the Pinck j Rainbow Girls The following girlswent Karei Beck, Kristen Tasch,Karen Gustafsotn, Natalie Weiske,Shirleyasked to attend,Frank Zeigier o PSkirjier, Ray Languway andDiabei aid Why AlUnArbor wd Howell sent theover 20 coming from each place we married Mrs Clva Miars The Mellotones of Howell played 1947, was a veteraa of World Warduring the dinner hour Rev Wingr serving in Africa, Belgium andpave the invocation and Frank Zei France His occupation wastool,ler, master of Livingston Lodge th maker atthe Ford Ypsilanti plant, welcome Harold Haywood of Way The funeral waa at HM Moore erly Lodge, Detroit was an idmira Funeral Home in Ypsilaati Rev Rayable toastmaster The Masortfc and guests were in,roduced by the secretaryThe Dutch Band of Fowlervitle school put on a comedy 1 numo , Kourt,Dennis llollister, IJuul Uray, PatW itahire, Janet Sanders, Mary Wylie unl Shirley Hileman We ulate Ann Bloxoin ofBair officiatinrBttHei was in Wnshtenong Memorial Park,, 1School Board MeetingRegular Meeting Feb 6, 16S ft pmBrandon White put on the quit,contest It was ahearts C Gustafson of Wyandotte , j umessed 1837, only 29 over Lonl Hplmgsworth ,BaydIo AbVanSlambrook was second and Dn jar full of candy OHed to order by ras ottfnson of Wwmilott vorth Present v Russ 11 McAfee,PPnt NontVanSlambrook was second and Dn Hines of Ann Arbnr got tho boby Mintttoflaattsittg read and t approvedf MrsShirley AibrantwaiT hiredprize His guess was 12608Rex Sackett aad Glenn Alt t the grand lodge , Barney Wilson J f science teacher tp the Hugh McClellan, Rupert Gamer teaeheiT for theDDls and Olin Robinson, WinstonBaughn and James Lunsford, graiHlodge bonrd members, ,Cliff Heller, mayor of HowM His topic WASCommunism attitude lor being service squad girl of themonth, and James Wicker for safety patrol boy of monthtion drill winners were Robertffld, Dennis Hollister, 1aul Gray,Janet Sandeis, Pat WiltskireGi0 Tauriainn We made cards for MisRuoke who s m the hospitai amiLes birtlidayWe are making charts on our Michigan unit to share withth das tcrave the nddress AmerfFansm erreviewed thethe people since the 2 last warsf hetrend ht said was socialistic, He prophesized a state income tax insirlt f 3 yeats His address was well TJCeived, ,SENTENCED MONDAY ,Monday Judga Mika Olaad atntoncod Garry Ring and Earl Slmca son to 90 days In jail 85 ,, 2years probation for breaking and entering Mike Kaiser on a similar arpr was fined 26 and S yartprobation Mark White and WilHantRush appear Maivh 0 and 24 Mrs Rene Miller and Man4f 0aBarrwtw in Detroit The Supt of School was instructed to prepare teachers contracts forthe term 0 IW Motion ly McAfee, 2nd by Basyidio that tbe date of theaJtnmalrchool election be change irom tfae Monday ir June Motion OB ril eaHMinday Jn JfurtMotioTion roll cull enrrried tUtelmousiy Hotton by Hue st 2nd bf We Afeto payWlh a reaUCarried Fifth and Seventh MrilloytrMargaret Ackley ancCiam Soefeldaw Ten Commandment Booner visited friends iriday DaviiShirey went to Birmingham Suatlay Pam Seefeld, Sherry Darrow, JudyParrow Scharme Baxter, Leroy Porter and Dwight Afatteson decoratd the room Leroy iorter cut his hand badly Scharme Baxter and herfr ieds buiJt a ice wail on iattewon Lake to keep skaters waim jody Darrow was sick Monday, Leroy Porter hr a sunflw blii a sunflower bloomin N07 iO Oil MondayMatteson went to a hockeyMrs Mevr cart, andHarvey wrote the newsSixth Grade, Mrs Heaton extend ow sympaUiy to Mraand family on the death of herMotion by Russell, 2nd by McAfeeto adjourn Carried Jee Ztwydlo Secretary Of Board of EdtetlDnCarson G HollinfifePresident of Board of dweatlon ybrother, Prof Carl Erickaon of Eastetn Mich Collage, Ypsilaatyib M Rkh Mrs Rookewho it in St Johospital has a speedy reccrveryJCarkMelvins hones got lost Sunday andaad frr Iresifli lit Kiscnhower 1last pllts interview he would favord t iut as a last emergency if thepresent cession ot serious whtihMobably means there will be noneiis fonrcss would have to make ad justments all aiony the line and wedo not hink they are in the moodfor itlhere are all sorts of remediessutfcstrcl Some want to cancel the inconuj lax Cony Chamberiain oithis disliict wants to repeal the ex cisc tx on cars ami trucksHis diuV ict, th Hi has mure auto workersthai any other district in the nation The Flint office of Unemploymentjaid out 1 H,i7,7u2 in I95,7vhieli,is double what they jmid out 195j d at leist js attemptiriK to do somihiny Most content themselves withbarking at the inocn ieorge Van i urseni vhj inlended to take on Gov mi touted the state but did tUiy iiiiLinirn fit himself sayi Williams not irideit Eisenfowfir it to bU IK for the depressionin Michigan He did not ay who VVJto blame in tlie other 47 states lmJThe Humane Slaughtering billpassed the house by a voice vot last week but caused considerablemerriment 84 year old Couif Clare r of fin an of Allegran contributingmost, of it He claimed the bill whchretds live stock includes chickenstoo He tfot cat in the aisle and vouil UJ lik a base ball pitcherid slioMd how he used to wripgchickens necks when he was a boy oh tlie farm, Rep Uentley ofsaid it Would cost the iOinpany who are in his distrkt J0,000 to insUill a carbon dioxide,chamber to slaughter live stocij fbe bjll provides that puckers selling0 government must use humane methods As yet it dots not take in irmer who kills one becf or apigs a yearMyrr Miraniis Economy movais off Lo a slow startTlie move to abandon Lhc recreation camp at lirigh, ton has been abandoned This hand IPS 1500 underpriviliifed cWldreriThe fees will L raised to 4 to makeit self supporting Now he is looking into another matter Aid for Deendent Children This is money paid to support children of broken fainilics most of whom it is claimed are illegitimate Of the600 to 00 pro titutes in petroit over half draw,aid checks They get 153 a monthfor one child and 20 a month for each additional One has lo all bydifferent fathers The day they gettheir checks is known as Santa Claus day and part of the money isspent in the bars The childrens AidBureau say these conditions are nothing new, that they have existed since iime immemorial and tnat these dependent children must be carad, forO at atHie U of Httei Air Camp, fFeb IB, Pot luckt4 aqoayeCome and ackf the Und Zetulka want to DetroitSaturday Roddie Widmayer betk , mother at their homehome Thursday we Penny syfi was in on Bvurm fcdand day Her tmcle John aid are next in vmtiv MIILM M todanesing aad in th tfyrachorn aaiety patro boyfor January barFriday,for akatJnpwty Wv v VWSMV , i1 s HAVE YOUGot what The knack of managing money s with making a deposit cvtry payday in a BANK scr, untWhy a BANK savings account Because a bank offers not only safety, interest and friendliness, but also so manyhelpful financial services under one roof Deposit your savings in a BANK savings account, ii s aBANK savings account when the teller will tell you he can accept deposits that your deposits are insured up to 10,000 t r eral Deposit Insurance gats iUme Donovan of NortnflekL U Monks and wife entertainedWill Dunning and wife and JobaMonks and wife at dinner WednesdayS sleigh loads of people went tothe Goer Webb home at NorthLake Friday night Boy Palmer and Edna Teechoutwere married Wednesday at PlainfiekL Irrim Kennedy and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Thomas Fitzsimmona JPt A CAeekfjned by Crities Wed Feb ttkrn Me Feb ftTea in Tlietes f 25 Years Af A cold blast hit here Thursday themercury falling to 20 belowA higii wind drifted the snow making roads Chariton Heetea Ynl Bryer AnneBarter Edward G Robinson and Tronn DoCerWSekedvleand Frkeagnndav Doors Open 12xSt P JVstor 44 Tnea Wed Ttar,7 pm Feature Time 745Friday, Sstwdsy doors Open 4 pFeature Timie 43s sndC Cyoc AndtrBANK YOURSAVINGS DOLL A AAVING5 IT HERE i10M t te 8 KntablUhed t6 FRIDAY It W tftttN W 1MMcPherson State Bank Howell PincknerOvr NinetyTwo Yar Smfi BankingMI itrings Book Aecount1K BANKTWNIMP TAI4M AMI AN STARTiNCDEC 28 K9CMY1 TAIM lVnY tATVMIAT AT MY KM1 AT1ST PfWAM T PnNwXNffY VffML PVltiMft MTIV FBM A M Tt S F MlUASwftHftl AL IA1B IM UfnWflt IftiLREYNOLAs, Notss of 48 Yean Af Lent began Wednesday, Kaster i March 7Norma Vaughn antartaiaed thtChsnca Ciut Tuosdav aigfefcI Casper Culhans loft Thursday fir Grand Junction, Colorada to workor a papTxha FowlsrrilUa ohosss factorystartod isBt wtakLouis Cliaton i conductor on aitroat oar lino in DetroitI Rr Gabla closed his 8 woska r viva t tha Msthodist chuxvh Sunday On bohalf of his friends Pro H D MoDougatl pmantod him with haTing sat, ist of ouff linkg and asilk handkarchaf,1 Tha ona day Farmers Ingtitut atGregory draw a hig crowd Margar at Kuhn, tang a solo, tha Brothartongirl, a duet Barlow MunaelU, winnaref a WCTXJ mod roeitod The nl PiMknay draw a small morning crowd hut there was a good attendance in tha afternoon Tha Musicalnumbers were by Sadie Hsrria, Flor ance KiceHazal MeDougall BlanchMartin, Viola Fators and Howard Harris Tha quartette of Henry Kice,Frad Griere, Kdwnrd Olpin and Howaod Ham sang Mike Roche talked on dairy cattle, Gaorgo VanHorn onhoop, Jamas Harris on work horsesnnd C W Taylor of MAC tha corn arop and feodiag the tail ,I After Feb 10 rwal nmSt aarriersfwUa m longer ha required to collect1 ent plaetd mail bosat,Tny Most1 b wrnppd n ynpev or pal ii n l Mrs, Alic Hoff 74, widow of he last James Hoff died si Howell onMonday llThe Father A Son BanqueJ is atth Conl church Fob 1 Roy Dill irgham is tosstmaster Th program I is Toast to Fathers, Ralph CarrJ Toast to Sons, Ross ReadSong, Edsel Meyer Remaks,JPDoyle Remarks Rev Berquist Song, Percy Swar i thiut Address, Wallacs Watt Song Guod Night Tickets are 25Born to Herbert Pfau snd wifeNellie Jonesof Buffalo, NY a on Th Independent won both gamfrom Munith Saturday night TheReserve 16 to and the first team to 19 Roy Reason had 20 points and Don Swarthout 16 JOY Comstock closed all th banks in Michigan sod declared sn S day hotiday Monday This was caused by1 th RFC at Washington D C who refused to loan ths Union Guardian Bank 157,000,000 They had already let thm have 17,000,000 They greed to let thm have th last named amount if the S largest depositors, Henry Ford, Genera Motors and Chrysler woud subordinate theiri claims This ths refused to do and the closings followed S H Carr is filling his hous her He will also fill th onesat Portaff and Cordely Lakes,We hear Herbert Pfau died suddenIf at Miami, Florida XiUcius Wilson delivered his address on currency at a dinner at th DetroitLeland Hotel Saturday nit Bora to Roche Shehan and wifeof Ann Arbor Feb 20, daughterGoodi Dinkel is a patient at Fordhospital, DetroitChtfrle VanOrdeq hs purchesed the residence t the lat Barney1 tynchJesse Henry has bought the AlexMdntyre farmMunith onion growers shipped out200 cars of onions last year Due to th fact that Phillip Hoiman receiver for several closed National banks was roughly handled byfarmers at a farm mortgage forcloa, ure sal last w ek th government has indefinitely suspended mortgajfej forclosuresBetween halves at the basket balltame at the opera house SSaturdav Lefty Reason and Percy FishLefty got his famous head lock hold on Percy but Percy brokeI it and threw him twice with his grape vine olamp h claims h learned from the Saginaw Indians FridayAdmission AdnHs Me Children 5Matinee Price nntil 4St p CtarKea Haataa YiEdward CYvonne DeQarte Only Ona Skew Hack EvStarting 8 p a doata opon a 7 rtattaet Satray and fnndStarting at 1 p Doom opan t Adntta l4ft tecladinf SnndayAdnhi He Saturday Matteat 84e at AB Thnoa g p ayp mMotrSunday, Monday, Feb ISTHE DBBP SIXwithFostr,WUliamWynn, James Whitifrem ZimbaliatNews , Color Cartoon5 Days, Tues, Feb 18 to Feb 22 Rita Hay worth, Frank Sinatra KimCartoon5nnday Monday, Fb If 17Matinee Sunday tt a nu cont, John Wayne and SonnU Loronhi LEGEND Or TBB IMT in ColorTnes Wed, Thnr Fob IS, 1, 2John Gragson and Anthony Qaaylni PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPH in colorPAL JOEY sMtlFMtorette snd SYLVANTHEAtE Chelsea, MihisaaGala Reopening Friday Feb 14tbFriday, Saturday, Feb 14, 15 ic Uoyd Wftrners of YvsilantiDuanc Heckg o Ann Aror wereSunday guest of ttoe Kenneth Hecksf at VanHorn apartments Mrg shehan is visiting MrsEdna Speanu Jack Sheldon, Loy McCleer, RobertReid Rnd Willard Wiltse spent theweek end at Curran The Chilton Wiliams famliy of jackson were Sunday guesU of the George VanNormans Mesdames Carmen Porter, MaryZeigler and James Boyd attendedtne OES Sweeheart party at How ,n Saturday nightEiSR Bock came home from StJoehospital, Ann Arbor last week Miss BUnch Martin who suffereda stroke some time ago has been taken to McDonald Convalescent homeIt ig On Aiffnin Road 8 miUsfrom Howell Mrs BUnch Clark took care the RusseU Clark children last wee their mother was in the hospital Sunday, Monday, Feb 1 17Sunday Shows 3, 5, 7, It li BALL SCBBBQUl Ths Kehh Bralnryt of Dexter and INflfet Jerry Henrys of Detroit were gnnday9ms, Ms, 11 linden there 1M rf L J Henrys UMmik Lyon taerstit yitilla there, The Altar Soeiety BM si g4g hall Tuesday nlgiCallers of the Btanloy1, last weakFlMt 11 took the ttnmlftation hara Satorday for census takersNorma Vaughn is vMting her sisitr, ,Haalr at Clrkftoiii t sleigh loads from here went to the Goorgo Bland homa Monday nita Ten Fagan wis arrested for asamaH and battery her FridayFire destroyed Iho honje and thhoarding hospital of Dr John Hoff ornon at Oragofy Wodnogday night horses wore daatroftl Md all hiaTtortear toob He wu hndly bumed aad is ia U of M aotpitni,k MBM It STATE Or M1CH1OAWIk Frebate Court for the County LivingstonIn the Hatter of the Estate efCarletet G Fester ska CrHi G,Feitejr, ,At a saasieit ef said Conrt holdJstroary Ut I0M,Freont,Honorsble Hiram H, Smitm,Jndf a Probate is Hmby GiTen, That allereditort of ajlid deceased are required to lisaint their eUiias in writing andmdor eati, to saie Court, and to senre a copy thereof upon EthelC Foster of 7119 Pfrckney Rd,How11 Mich, fldicusry of ssid astersand that tueh claims will be heard by said court and hairs at law of 4aiddeceased will be determined by Oort at tha Probate Offiea onApril 1 ltW at Ten A M11 it Ordered, That Noticerhoroaf ha givon by publiestion of ftopy hereof for wek eonsocutrrely prtViotQs to said day of hearing, in the Pinekfioy Dispsteh, s MWS papor printed and circulated ina county and that the petitionereauas a oopy of this notice to be serv ed opoa aoh known party in interactat Ui last known address by registerod sjMfl, retora receipt demandad, st laaet fowtstn 14 days prior to suchiMHtef bf personal strrkt si least I days prior to soeh hsaring To fhe People of the Sixth District The response to my questionnaire fsslyear was tremendous Your Opinionsenabled me to represent you moreaffectively For this rooton, I om ejgoki otkir j to express your Wows onIO ir vital IIMMS ponding before Co At before, I shall make tharoi lie Thank you for yovr eo operolion 1 Inyour opinion, does th world rustion demand that we forego a balanced budget for reasons or national lecurity Q Q2 Do you feel that kilcrai taxes ihould b reduced now Q D 3 Do you favor contmuntuc he Mutuel Security progrsm of military tnd ecpnomic to friendly nattonw Q Q4 Do you favor the extension ui th Reciprocal Trade Agree nents Act Q B5 Should a separate Department of Science with a Secretary of Cabinet rank be created to promote snd cooMMnsttscientific research , MWMWW D tS6 Qp you feel a need exists rot lorn form of federal assist ance to encourage scientific education , Q 37 Should college education be encouraged by allowing come tax deductions to parent Q 3 ,t Are you in favor of tbf Federal GovarMwni retaining ht present regulatory control over prices wMrh producers csecharge for natural gas Q9 Do you favor Secretary Bensons pfntval for a flexhSU program of federal price suporf for basic rarm prodoctiranging from 60 to 0 per cent Answeronry ii engagedactively in farming, please Q Q10 o yoa favor, at this time, a federal flood control projct tor rhe Flint River cost 25 million and Grand River cost I mill ion J Q 9 r ,11 lo you approve of the proposal to establish pay television , nn a trial basis Q U 17 o you favir the Presidents labormanagemn program Q Q filing public repom welfare snd pension funds , , i financial reports hy shor unions secret hailots for union flections IA remployer reports of financial dealings with unions rj estHhlinh office ot Lahor Reports , 6 ssake misws of union funds a fadersl ofcost 7 amend tacoadary boycott provisionsI Mo you feei that a nationwide jvil Defense atomk sbehar program is needed now Q 14 u favor increasing MKW S uritv benefits whb COffnr sponding increases in imJnuiuw ann emplnver coulllw tion O 0IS Do yoo ravgr a Stunaut CooUrem btiwccn Pnsides Efetnbowat i Soviet leaden os current kstt West dwarnCS n rr iimm Q Q6 la genafsJ do fon approve el the msonti in whJeb rVadent lliinhsisji Ii dotag his Job JZ, KAMIADDMty , CITY ,,Wcrfl ro UP CHAftUS I CHAMWtlAWmmmm m in , ,hSM4 x , , , , CENT S FUKNJSHWG S Matter a t Fttteffio eA t t f lltasfcS , ltf THJ 0 a T wAm y Specialis t Tbir d Clas s Everet tChrbonneau , 25 , whos e wife , GUtla ,Kve B a t 78 2 Hus h Lak e Rd , Pinckae yan d i s a cler k i n battalio n batter y Ba t For t Orion , Colo , 29t h Ftek lArtiller y i s bein g reassigne d t o Gt rmany H e entere d th e arm y m 1963 I n 195 2 h e graduate d fro m Pinckne ynig h schoo l i n 1952 W e havejfrecevie d a card s fro m th eJeh a Boyer s wh o ar e i n Phoeni xArizona The y sa y th e weathe rfine Th e Keie h Bradbury o f Dexa r calle d o n th e Jess e Henry s Sunday Rober t Pik e an d wif e wer e i n Co rrtffc a an d Owoea o as d Friday Th e Edwi n Sprou t famil y spen t i Wagoners Grocer y106 6 PINCKNE Y ROA DQualit y Merchandis eLO W PRICE SBee r an d Win e T o Tak e On iPHON E HOWEL L 705J 2th e wee k en d wit h th e Harol d Heu sfan s i n Ypsilanti Joh n Birdson g o f Chubb s Corner slo w bough t a hous e i n Brighto n an dwil l mov e ther e Mrs Florenc e AtLe e i s buildin g ane w hom e n McGrego r Rd , Portag eLake Mrs Carlen e Brow n ga t a bab yshowe r las t Thursday y fo r Mrs Nanc y Chub b McDonald 1 4 wer ethere Mrs Coci a Chamberlai n an d We ito n visite d Joyc e Chamberlai n a tSyracuse , N , Y , las t week , Th e for mc i staye d fo r a visit ,Th e Howar d Read s calle d up,fro mtb e LaFond a Hotel , SanteFe , Ne wMexic o Sunday The y ar e enroul ehom e an d wil l b e her e th e las t o fth e week i1 r Lumber , Coa l an dSunoc o Fu e I Oi lPrompt Servicefi i HOE Y SON SMen Mk ft811 DHXTE R MICHIGA Nmiuiiiimitumiiiaiiii i itiiiitiuiitiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuuiiiiiunimiiuuiiis lBor n t o Georg e Clar k an d wif e a tBeye r hospital , Ypsilant i Thursda ya n 8 lb girl , Yvonn e Marie Mesdame s Margare t Burn s tn dHele n Yovn g wer e a t Northlan dSaturda yTh e Gerr y Efchma n famil y calle do n th e Russe l Glover s i n Webbe rill e Sunday Mrs Edit h Car r spen t Las twit h th e Le o Betty s famil y i nOak ,Th e Charle s McDaniel s famil y o f1 Chelse a we r e Sunda y guest s o f th e PHONE IM HELLERtf A WIT H FLOWERS Howe O MkhviParmale e E feele rthi s wee k fo r O rt o joi n he r husband Th e Ma x Reynold s famil y wer e i nDetroi t Sunday Mrs Morle y e yHold s wh o ha s bee n visitin g ther eottm e bac k wit h them Joh n Gruege l wh o ha d s baker yher e an d wa s late r rtief at th e Mich Stat e San , die d o f a Hear t attac k teali e las t week Mrs Ell a Lave y underwen t sur gez y a t St Jo e hospital , An n Arbo r A SX t , Windy s Steer s Wlcciine I s h e curious Th t worl d await anothe r Ediaoi LH coul d b v you r SOI LDurin g hi s Uieiim e Thoma s Alv a Ediso n lighte d tn Wtrld wit h th e electri c light , reproduce d voice s an dMUd s wit h th e phonograph , pione d i n developin gMovie s an d radio Ove r 110 0 impofr nt inventions jggri t hi s becmeUk t you r boyh e sirtvpt y wante dt t krwwT mim ,But , w e ar e told , M Thoma s Ediso n i n a genera lie n i s n o longe r tntog h t o sustai n eo r kin d o prog rtts Th e nee d i s ft r thousandseducate d youn gptoplt , traine d t o harnes s thei r curiosit y abou t th eUnknown Righ t no w America n industrie s ar e tryin g t ocourag e th e natura l curiosit y o f th e younwit hassistanc e in educatio n su d trJuini am i ipayin gjtbs , a s well Yo u ca n b e sur e yor r e , j ligh t an d ptwt r compan y i s a part , o f thi s movement W t tw t a lot t o To m Edison We d lik e t o hel pytu r bo y t o b e lik e him W e salut e bot h o n Februar y11th , 1958SCIENC E YOUT H DAYan d als oMr Edison s UU h Birthday Scienc e fo r boy s sn d fkl awstc hW 4 w T V 1LECTRICA L CLUB St 9 im Channel 2 ft 6DBTROS T EDISO NServes Southeastern Michigan Mrs Edttf e VanNorma n gftv t a pt r havet 0 Flprid inI The Ci l Bldwell s o x Brihtu ncalle d o n th e Be n Whit s SundayJi mnu e Bidwe l celebrate d hi s 12t h birt hlay Th e Kennet h Wylie s hav e bough t I Tuesday th e Jarlowsk i hous e o n Putna m St f Mille r an d wif e visite d hi tan d tak e possessio n April l 1 utve G or e Graia mDic k Wyli e goe s t o For t Sheridan , 111 nex t mont h t o tak e hi s exomina t t o fenter Weat Poiit O f the 5 boy s sen t fro m th e count yfo r militar y ioductio n las t wee k Tnoma s Wyli e , so n o f th e HolU s W y e s wa s th e onl y on e taken H e wa s jsen t t o For t Leonar d Wood , Mo p sa perfec t specima n o f humanity Mick y Ritte r an l Donni e Ackle y cam e togethe r playin g baske t bal l a t R lP nth e Pinckne y gry m las t week The y wee k en d Jcoul d no t dodg e eac h other Mick y StalU lH , PilBu Halll lloo t 2 teet h an d Donni e ha d on e bro k Cit y calle d o n th e Ralp h Hall se n off MMic k staye d i n th e gam e wce k v i WM1 th e Lawrenc e Baugh n ha s rente d tn eaprulmen t ove r th e postffic e t o W Spice r an d wif e o f Unadilla , Th e Harol d Cambum s o f Gross t Point e an d OU n Robinso n an d wif e icalle d o n th e Lawrenc t Cambum s jSunday Th e Jac k Or k famil yYork stat e e an d wif eTo m Purdy shig h practis e wit h 4 1 girl sU theircoach Mr Call m fazy, H say i Wind yTaylor , bu t it s folks like m ewh o ar c respo u WAc for progress for ip aw ni iitt i invention y g lates t consist s o f a nJUI alar m clock , som e doo rajrinfrs , a car batteryni l wire du p t o th e hoppe r o f hi , cattle feeder Whe n th e alar m goea off i tlose s a circui t openin g th echut e an d fendinc r fee d int o th esiange r auto Uically Th eeloek s se t a so th e cattl ege t fe d midn nl noo n whil eWind y sleep s i w s a iiy nap The y ,A fal am i contente d fn d s o dec s he Fro m wher e I hit, I wouldji Vcal l Wind y lazy Fa r fro m itIt s jus t tha t h e look s a t thirt yfro m ever y possibl e anglean d iseem s t o d o hi m good Win dkeep s a n ope n min d o n all stiljects I f yo u prefe r buttermil k tsay , a glas s o f boer, hes no t i typ e t o invent ways a f mnhi s choic e o n you ,Copyright, 1958, United Siutc hiybu t Donni e wen t t o th e dentis tLeoxvar d Le e wa s calle d t o Manto nlas t wee k b y th e illnes s o f hi s father ,Alber t Shire y an d wil e calle d a tth e Ear l War d jrhom e I n Pingre eSunday ,OU T O B REPRESENTATIV EJa y Tarbus h j r wh o i s servin g hi s 2n d ter m a s prosecutin g attorne y jo f Shiawasse e count y ha s annoui c i e d hi s candidac y fo r th e Republica nnominatio n fo r stat e representativ e of Dexte rTh e J a Cspen t Sunda y a t Mar k Nas h home Th e Yout h fo r Chris t grou p a t th tPeople s churc h wo n th t Bibl e qul sa t th e Howel l Baptis t churc h Son svtn i th e wee kKaip h Ointon n UnClar kw mtwmt c tv fo r An n an d Beck y Rea d Satu rdsv In a aa d Laur a Whitle yCiiery i VanNorma n wet w guttt sNant y 8p4ttie r Tisite dii in th t Shiawasst t Uflnfsta n its trietH t grtdotit d trwn Owoss e g harhoo i an d worke d m stetle n an d i nth t Roac h Cannin g C o an d th t Mi d y ntght Th e Dr Jame s Nas h famil y fColdwate r wer e wee k en d guest s o fth e Lyn n Hendees I Rust y VanNorma n gav e a par y a ti hi s hom e fo r Car l Burg , Pa t Harwoo d wh o ha s bee n wor kirt g o n constructio n a t th t Utttrtr I it y o f Michiga n an d stayin g a tth e Cliffor d Mille r hom e ha t gen tjgon e bac k t o Lovells Cheryl VanNorma n sptft t th t wee k en d wit h h r graalmoths r a lth t Howar d Rea d horn Catherin e Wilts wa s hom e fcromCentra l Michiga n Colleg e las t wttf co n o f Stockbridg e aa d Mrs Bttait tisha m Btatt y o f Lnaiitg Murra y Ktantd y aa 4 Lunai u M vph y atlondt d Dtmocra t ttM T Harvey r a t Brighto nnigh t Gtorg t Ottiwi s o f Flin tounet d ki t omfldaq r fo r tottondatton lor 1kg Bin e Watt r Landroma t an d Stor eWfott r an a pad Oien Monday stf f M,Lakeand , Mich , Sof t Wate r famil y Wash , Dr yBe y ttaing , OottoaRug , Sha g Rug s Be d Spread s a 4Lt t m s Retele r wH h ou r Sol d Dv System Pbon s A C 9 968 1Bottl e la srOf c CUOIUNU , WAfL R HA1NGL f GASSERVlCfc HOMEHEA1WGrtiONE 6S HOWELL FIONI A M4MAbbrastves In 1M8 gTaduatfrom University of Michigan with 911AB degree Ho alim attended OhioState and University of Southern California In World War II he waja bomber pilot 3 year Married andhas 2 children If member of spent Saturday with Hit Irria XtMI Mrs penise LaRtta wee in AnnArbor Saturday Mtttarits Raymonda Morria,Dor Campbell and Mildred Parks aiat CARTSR AITTO PARTS SALESi TANKTAT10N fMNMUU71U WINAKt LAKt l N HOttetBaalSeventh trait AUO COMPUm LIMB 09FABTg , av ifTCUS MOTHERS BAYM for mi her life give her mm5 t Iron rileAUTOMATIC IKONEB a low aa LOST anal ltd pom,sum of moMjf and foW locket Mrs W H, Enter TOR SALE Fireplace WeedPhone UP t 9721 trUPt Ut6 PETER SATER torState Representativeper month will take a holiday from hand ironing drudgery for the of her life when she gets a wonderful new IronriteFor, thanks to Ironrites two completely usable epen eadaad Doall ironing points, Ironrite irons anything she omn umm and cuts ironing time by twothirds, toe Bring Mom in for a demonstration Youll beth he aaitsed t how simple an Ironrite is to operate how it takes all tibeWork out of ironing ELECTROLUX NEW AUTOMATICCLEANER New Feature Two ToneColor Guaranteed Free Home Dem monstraVon Fully Guaranteed Alsofactory rebutiti Phone or write W B Murphy 604 West Crane St,,Howell Mich Phone 2128 aftefP MFOR RENTA Modern 2 BedroomHouse U 8310 WANTED Responsible party to take ever low monthly payments onspinnet piaao Can thiavicinity Write Oedit Mgr1eat Jice Box aVttreeftville, MickiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiMiiHitmimtimftfHMortgages Financed PROFK6J8NAL COWWII The Finely y SltuiB I H Odfy, M 8 A u PM Toe Fri, is 700 to WtO P MRitterT V Service DM C SwartaeaiDirectorMode r n tj Anil ufoi c5Lft,Mi Ilkomp apri lisrkre 128fn AUTOMUC IRONKR UVEY HARDWARE Land Contracts BoughtH G SWARTHOUT CLAY GORDONI W MJNMSLL, OCt ATB JAM U0YIAnnuoncing my candidacy , asLegislative Representative of thePINCKNEY VILLAGE CAUCUS TAKE NOTICE A UNION CAUCUSWILL BE HELD THE PINCKNEY FIRE HALLMONDAY FEBRUARY 17th 1958AT 8 OCLOCK P M TO NOM1NA TF CANDIDATES FOR OFFICES TO BE FILLED AT THE ANNUL VILLAGE ELECTIONON MARCH 10th, 1958, VIZPresident, Clerk, Treasurer, AssessorThree Trustees for Two Year TermsMILDRED ACKLEY, VILLAGE CLERKPINCKNEY VILLAGE CAUCUS A CITIZENS CAUCUSWILL BB HELD AT THE PINCKNEY FlRE HALLMONDAY FEBBUARY 17th 1958AT S aCLOCK P Ml TO NOMINA TE CANDIDATES FOR OFFICES VILLAGE ELECTIONON MARCH 10th, 1958, VIZPresident, Clerk, Treasurer, AssessorThree Trustees for Two Year TermsMILDRED ACKLEY, VILLAGE CLERK Shiawassee District, comprising Livingaton and Shiawassee counties, 1respectfully solicit the support atthe Primery Election Tuesday, AUG UST the 5th, of all of our citizenvoters , when multitudes go forthto the omniprevalent ballot box, cocast the full portion of their dominNORTH TERRITORIAL RD jorrion, exercise their franchisePHONE DEXER MA 372 frights, proudly keeping up our sacred American traditions and idealsthat our forefathers fought for 1 have always fought for Amevican principles and ideals, and been a defender of private enterprise, fought agadngt wasteful spendingof taxpayers money, so that lowerp ing of taxes on the taxpayers, canTRY VS WE WELB 1VERTTMING become a reality without depriving 1613 Eaat M3 lW1y person of their daily necessit kies of life which must include besides Office Mi 9tet Gzaad BrWWW HowelL MiaMgwiJjrU W MuMeU, Aaiftte G RrMcClbSKE Yi iM4 K O P 1 I DKN18 Tlephon e Offic e Kagei j, Uur iAGMJ 0b y Appdl iHewel lBER T WYUE ,lllllllllllltlllHIIIIUIHIItttflltillltlll lJac k GNeaT sServic e BALES I SPSClAIr yU PH R I 4 2 BULL ST Pinckney , Mich Phon e U P 8 MliHome Lak e rVopert jOpportunitie sT Jut Voi rPORTABL E SBftTIC B AVAILABL En M V lde o f ho etttt a livin g wag e also a savin g wage Wil l b e representativ e fo r al ldistric t constituents , disregar d Ies o f politica l affiliation an d politica lbeliefs PRMAR Y AUGUS T 5t h Republica n7 esda y Thro if h Saturdt f1 1 Y 3 i d to 7An d b y Appointmen tA C 7293 130 0 We t Oran d iv rBRIGH T D N Ii Prcker 20 9 Nort h Pwtf lPHON E U PMir, Al l Kind s o f Rea l Bstat eWante d Mai n Offic e H A 8W 6 a t 742 1 Po ttag t I4ik t Road , nea r N TerrltoHs i3 2 WES T MAI N ST , PIN0KNF YHenry Krhn Electrica l Servk eELECTRICA L CONTRACTIN G6000 0 We t M36 , Pinckne yPhon e U 8555 8 CLASSIFIEDAS SFO R RENT 3 roo m apartmen t an d REA L JSSTAT BFO R RENT 4 Roo m furnishe d a prnent Mrs Alber t Shirle y U P 8 344 5VO R RENT Apartment j4 room , ANf D To e ft 7 y, H P Scolt an d a bath 512 8 Girar d Driv s 1, 195 5 m ds lLakeland , Phon e A C 75 2 3 Mt nd S1 X alloo n tan k fo r R Phone U P 77 81136 9 HiUn d Ct Pinckney , Mich Salesma n fo r Kin ggarde n tractor Fhon e U P 8978 8 F R ALEPai r o f Hocke y Skatey ,t Jac k Le eLOST A Ladie s Gol d Wadswort hWatc h with h Calyps o band Rewar dPhon e Hamilto n 6 456 0 , LST Mal a Bluetic k hound , blac k fnvvrr and white Reward PERFECTFO R SALE Alfalf a HayNo 1 , firs t L Wellmn , U P 8 661 5 , Thrtad 8 mftl , n d secon d cutting Fre d Kulbick i Dron nH U mt o iVH f 34, 0 M, E We St , HMto WC FR Du 1 W rBhin k U ,,f y LtSi , I , r Ruse l Bokro s U P 8 664 8 iFO R SALE Stov e an d fir e plac ewood , 0 0 locu t potlft ,Nelli e Dunba r 355 5 Cordle y Lak eRoad , Pinckne y tr Presto it s read y t e ewCe ai n plasti c bo x wit h inatnictioas ftt CJAC K HANNET T EXPERT PIAN O TlffilN G AN DFO R SALE194 0 Hudso n seda n i ngoo d condition Need s batter y S Ge t to ether t o kee p you r Pian Mar y Jan e Tasc h phon e U P 8 905 1 m 1 SUte P kWrLLIA M G KLAV E Stock Stanp e 40 c eac h JFae t Accurat e BEROER r RUBBS RWORK S1192 2 Weia n St Pincfeaey , Mlel iPin ecne y s FORris r iVEGETABLESQUALI T YMARKE T PRICE SCOURTEOU S SERVIC E Pinckney Recreatio i Area Paon e Oetrei t Viewoo d 3860 6 FOR SALEWathin g Macmnerfa LAW N MOWE Rel Tubs , Spac e Heater , Je t Pum p l li 2 4 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 12, 1958 Description An account of the resource February 12, 1958 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 1958-02-12 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/078cd680ff80124948656f70ae009236.pdf e013b70f60b58619b1ab1558d6db18ac 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. rPINCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, February 19, 1968Democrats m Michigan have given Supe visor Franklin Shepherd of umpire their battinf order for tho Ypsilanti beat tfc move to recall bliiNeighboring Notes Local Seasl fcvsateCATHOLIC CHURCH Grade School Newtof the Stock brjdjre senioraii and Frances Beckwith salutatar196S campaigp but the Republiieam j him 2 to 1or still looking for players to fil j ifcejr lineup The umpire in the batt1 Carrol Hannewald has been namedfar high stakes is fie voterCownor Wiliams said some timeFfcil Hart would run for one office and far the other Now Hart has anounfor senator the governor is expetted to annowe for a 6th tennJithinks Jae would be a more attractivertAifaft for prsident as governorthan a senator Rap Rutsell Strange, 22,of Clareis the youngest legislator He twas notSSI when elected 14 bills have beenintroured by him One is abill allowing probate judges to give OQt names of juvenile offender3,to I Higgins of Pinckney Isjutient at Rowe hospital, VIrs iieaii Ackiey, daughter ofOvla Aekleys of Stockbrdstudent at Michigan States one of the four 4Hed to tfo to the National Poultry ConGctiou in Kansas City, MoCleary Business College, Yvsilanticelebrated its 75th anniversarylat week, RevGrant Dunlap of Philadelphiprovide for an assistant township Px, will direct the Dexter Methodist h 50000 in drivetreasurer Improve county road commissions A school aid bill Give JAgates 4o the county convenion power to elect the county committee An attempt was made last week to 50,000 expansion driveMartin J Lavan has been named, the City of Brighton board review The merchants from Farmingtonto Howell have banded together in JOHN8ONGEARHAftT IWedding of Elaine Johnson daughtr of the Henry Johnsos to Kehn Summer Masses eth Gearhart, son of the Joseph 3o, 00, 900, 1000, 1130 A Ght tk l Fid h St lfc OMUlkRev Fr Aiaori Scaiaitt, Faster ST3NDAT MASSESir MasseaOO, 1000 A M MAS M00 A, MGearhearts took place Friday nightat the Pinckney Cong7, churcftevtJttbbage of MUan otttetattafTechurch was decorated with pafanu Sorrowful Mother Novtaai730 P Mand candelabra and tapers liyhUd Onlessfonsthe pews The bride was given in friay, after Novenna IXivtrmarriage by her father Saturday 46 to F M,s Kindergarten, Mrs Parksj Sharon Peggy has a new doll Gene Koch was sliding Kief Swarthoutadad and the Otwell boys wei,e iceice fishingLois Chambers uncle Billisj,ted her Ann Reads parents arehackSandra Grant built a SHOWbouseJColone a fort WgirlEvlyn Seisler of Hi land Lake Her famiy just came from lierr y Demolrat charges that hewas handing out of much ofProsperity is just Around Corneresident Eisenhower annoucedpump priming program public 2 billi, ,ir , building program, mostly postoffkw,j bouseTCo one a fort We have new v w rjuscjvwu However there is a joker to it ai TI obtain, f Ui arA Tviki Postmaster General Summerfield athim to tie his 6c postage bill in withit According to the plan Detroit willRev Hancock of Wrights Cornelswas soloist with Mrs Merwin Campbell accompanist iThe brides costumet was CAantilly type lace and nylon over Skinners4 Isatin, sculptered bodice ei lace, f 10 tc 960Menuonite Calvary Mennonitte Charahr Lai Beachy, Paster Supt Walter First Grade Mrs EookeCJlenn Highfill went to aSunidayShirley Josephson partyset 4 sib postoffices and Ann Arbor ne at West Stadium Blvd No otherher aunt Mik Sheldons dad went ire mentioned in this sectiouRelief will not be immediate a congrsato ok t sites have to be selecteddraft Prof Pau Bagwell of Michigan nd effort to regain lost trade due State as a Republican candidate for to the expresswaygovernor but he refused to pin him parley Beeman of Buck Lake suff self down Rep Sallade of Ann Arbor ered a heart attack and was takenand Senator Hutchinson of Fennvie to St Joe hospital An Arborare also receptive, but old guard j The Howell Lions Club have uad says they are too young and besides tlieir 2000 pledge the McPhwr extended up in a deep scallop back Motmifed with a fold of tulle forming a uiMlaisquare portrait neckline The seall T ops were scattered with irresidentsequins Long fitted sleeves were School UUSarvieaICth Annual Ci wxnunity fishing Denny Swathout had comI pany, We had a good time at ourI Valentine party MrsRooke is home phns drawn and bids avertised for from the hospita We hope ahe is Whether this, is the shot in the armj bHck in school soon, needed remains to be seen The un employe 1 hit the 4,494,000 markSecond Grade Mrs Aadson Feb j tbe hiffhest since I95Q MoatWe had a nice Valentine party, of thm are inechmic8 and HQW thSurar Carlene McCarty has 2 new dins ,viIl fit huildini nrotrrnm romflinCI jrchiashave liberal ideas Rep SalUdesays ha is not out of the picture yet, Health CenterThe daughters of the late Mrsashioued with wide panels frontdeck and o each side were alternat ng overlapping tiers of lace andtulle, A half shell of lace adornedwith inesident sequijns and edgzd,with a narrow accordian frill heldhr finger tip veil of importedFrench illusiion She carried 1 to 12, i30U toA Ages ,4 anu up Welcomefinished in deep points over ht i 8ahoel r Calvary Aleanonise j Terry Reasons furnace acted up, ,o be seen After the presidentwrists, the bell shaped skirt with layers of tulleThe front layer was remainsChambers shoveled the SUON tins announcemnt the presfdeU left,an or I be Peoples CfcurciiUndenominationalM6 Wttt between Unadilla andMrJa StreetsKtv Brooks Sanders PastorSunday ttchoolCONSERVATION DEPT NOTESDeer programs and problems wer for discussion at the annual meetat BayfieldWis, ast week Thesubjects were range, populationfoodsupply and reproduction National Wild Life Week is MarchH 22 The theme is Protect Our Public LandsThe aumber of fishng and hunt licences sold last year is do AH after 39 years of practiseThe hifh schooi League O La teesis beinfe realigned Manchester is1 opping out to form one with Unireisity, Roosevelt, Lenawee couniy Learns with shorter driving distancos It i reported that Brighton, Hov HI, Fowlerville enton, Northvilleavo dropping o of their leagues toform a cw one South Lyon HeraldHit tn receipts are up owing oi a yr,h, Slipt Reilder informs us that al Jennie Eastman presented a flag to chid on a Bible with French carna Kottutk Worshipthe Howell OES in her honor j ions Dr JJ Hendren of Fowlervile has Shirley Wylie wasrie teerese there has been considerableThere, are sure, to be some depr talk along this line nothing definiteles due to cold and anow Snow oas bfeer decided, He doubts tliat anywas Id 22 inches deep in the upperpefsul last week and 12 in the Upper 1owr peninsula M2leehy s film dealing wich safety with color and sound i from ths conservation dep ,hing wjli be done inside of a yeav honYouth liroupYoung PsopUrHer dress was ballerina length Evening Service a m1050 am7,00 p HJ0 P I 700 P M fout of his yard, Kenny Blades dad for GeolKia t0 play ffOff shoQtgot a muskrat Ronnie Makin saw a and get over his cold, butGeorgia haarebbit, Charles Chambers auut FA several inches of snow The Detroiteanor died, Linda Hutchings visited Kree Press W0lJdl,rs they we daher aunt in Ann ArborMary Louiic clarinR ,onie of the od pos,officesHighfill was in Detroit, Scott CH obsolete because they have Jim ver and Larry Utley went to tho Itvs name on the cornerstonej pond, Larry got bit by muskrat,fin f Daniels bus No 6 got stuck in the ditchSecond Grade, Mis JohnsonBecky Reads uncle John and fa,m Some progress has been made on asummit peace conference as Secretary of State Dulles has backeddoyn oi his demand for foreign mitt imoved to Grand Rapids Becky Jstery Ionference first Of course thef powdor blue in color of chiff Sr Cboir Practise 800 pm Henry was in Adrian Sunday Duon over taffe ,with head pjece of ThuiAdult Prayer Meeting 80 piiv lne McGraahan has a new coatblue velvet Her flowers a crescet Thur Vouth Piyr Group 703 p n Sowers went to the Sweetheart par f hi f white carnations and rosebudsBridesmaids were Charlotte Geareart, sister of groom, Grace Poulson cousin of bride and Cherie Gud wore dresses similar to maidof honor I tv Fenny Reynolds saw the Tenand West arc miles apart butre ajfreed tliat the present armmerit rate wtth its rising burden ofof taxation can not continue withoutwCffll VOUK 1,CUUTCD Commandments Dennis Aschenbreu biinknjp,nK the nations involved AWalter Workman, broiherinUv, 8room was best man Usners wereGeorge Bowrnan, Gerald GearWtand Edward Matteson,ilY DAM MAN WINSJudy Oamman, daughter of theI The reception was itHall, Pinckney Decorationspink and white heait and streamerLOSE TO SOUTH LYON George Dam mans of Fowltrville wonthe state pie making contest at GrandRapids last week and goes to thenational contest t Chicago Feb 2 wereIU W Hiajrer Hattorund SWool 980 a nWorship 16a45 a mThoi yriiifaw TiW MRS FRANCES MLRPHYMrs Frances HuspKta residentJickneyWho lost to South Lyoi she got a fgOO prize Merry Goudy Third Irade, Mn, HenryChuck Millers father struck ter aV 5 feet We only had 18Pinckmy for the past 10 years, died Monday Oua Valentine pavtyat St Joe hospital Ann Arbor la wag ft 8lKCeBsWe thank MrsClouhWednesday tov helping us John Tasch and JimBorn Feb 27,1881 in Dexter town mie jaughn went to lhe shrine O,,, a hip she was the daughter of James cus Johnn j viliitei his KratJfjWeddinp cake was cui by Mr Liw Md Mar Sweetman Riley In 19l mother ln A ubo, Sullday rence Camburn Punch by BeyerlyLho married Thomas Murphy TheyIew Buffalo was second Harbarr Nash Bekkering ofwon the state contest some yearsy one point previously failed tctaow anything at South Lyon Fridav Might and lost 62 to 38 This gives4 vwonand 4 lost Wakefield ajo and placed 4th in the nationalWnfh for Pinckney with 2 3lark Huhmari and Kennedy all hrdn off fght They play at Boysville Friday inWrVrites the LeagueLkv gms broadcast whichgeas ever Station WOIA Saline t a m every Saturday moruingrDea Winier has been asked by theatatio mgr to find out what kind ef a program Pinck ney ites prefere recordings of athletic games BASKET BALL SCORESManchester K2, Dexter 85Stockbridge 60, Fowlerville 44 Holly 63 NorthviDe 63Linden 80,Flint Dye Clawsc4h Sharon Line, Charl ived ftt chdea where he was sectiunion boss for the New York CntvulKailroad Then they bought a farmon North Terrilorial Road Lyndontovnship Later they bought the DrClaude Sigler house and moved uPinckneySurviving are her husband, 5 sorLuis and Cecil of Pinckney, Jamsof PIym6uthQuigley Vilrgrinia Perkinsfnd Dona Gudith served Mrs E1 mer Terry had charge of the kitchen Virgina Ritter had the guest book The Joe Gearhart served therehearsal dinner Thursday The bride is a graduate of Pinckney hin school and works for theCitizen Mutual The groom is a hchrome plater 200wedding attended thsOkemus 48, Haslett 45 ClarencevtUeT4, Rrichton 50 Holt 71, Howell59Ypsilanti 51, Catholic Central 4 60 YEARS MEMBERSHIPLast Saturday Ona Campbell pSexton 53, Ann Arbor 41 Boysvilo m of Livinqston Lodge, stopped atrl Hartland 4 Lincoln 63, Chelsea the home of James AGreene in Dundee 78,Flat Rock 64Univer East Lansing and presented himi interviews with area personalit sty 47 Rooseveit 45 Saline 54 with a 60 year membership pinIts Se write your choice on a post eftnt aid mail to Don Winger box3 KackneyVILLAGE CAUCUS Mian 49REV RICHARD E BACHUSRev Richard E Bachus, 75, retired Methodist minister, died at theMurphy, olerk The ticket votedhim by the lodge, of whichhe is the oldest member He was raise when 21 years old in 1896 byDr H F Sigler then master of thelodge He is a lawyer and served atrms as prosecutor of this ev went to the midt auto races tax cu is impossible while it continSunday Deanna Hains made her uos Thero are many debatable quemother a birthday cuke Eddie Gel ticns tobc irolel out sh as unifies one has new boots tPn of iey, mir wididrawel oftroops from foreign basesOver GK pupils were expelled NewYdk City rfduWs hcodlmitnhtst week In some cases there vyerustabbing In Detroit Supt Brown 282 pupils expelled 1957ci I1 a yettj is about the nuioiv OUJ,r WK Melscy in DetroitNews siivs the fjUse assumption thatevery boy and Kirl is entitled to a hiijH chool cucational is to blame for thiHe says giving some pupils a benftci il hifih ,Hioo 1 ediuatlow is impossibleArborFourth Grade, Mrs CampbelOur room was decorated for thyVilentjne party Stanley LindBar rara Chepan and Linda VanBUricum hflp us play games We haCip cakns and pop Judy Geary, Lin I thejvda Shirey made 2 Valentine boxe j Both were full All had a chance o tplay postman We thank the moth j Tij They should be weerlcfa outhih schoolThis conditionworse since enrollments inDetroit school cancelled allathetic rontcts due toUth, Paul, Ionia and Vincent e ho urndshed refrehmen,ts lights and stabbirufs Dexter uiffhif a daughter Mrs Alice Ie We atT sorry Artnur JJttr HllJ , school basket ball team played here einn Arbor and a brother Dan Twitchell could not come We hav, , ently with but one regular In theof DetroitMay of Ann Riley o dtnfcn Th funeral was at St MarysChurch Saturday morning, RevAlbert Schmitt officiating Burial wasin Olivet Cemetery, ChelseaThe ffptary was recited at thpSwatrhout Ffbiera Home Friday nighisfrusta f Years Stanley DinkelMildred Ackley Ruth BitterLorenzo Murphy Albert Shirley April 24, 1882 his parents were w John and Mary James Bachus In early life he was associated withthe Salvation army Then he be practised theitcame an ordained Methodist mtms Qary 82nd birthdayCarr of PinckneySeventh Grade, Mrs Carr picturs of Washington and Lineoiion our bulletin boardLinda VanBlnrioum reaH a report on WashingtonChristine Clark, Lois Shirey andAlan Burg wrote stories about thethings that happened to thembefore they started schoolFifth Grade, Mrs Miller ,iiiHi j Our Valentine party a successWe thank Mrs Seefeld for the decorat MRS ELEANORJOHNSON ed cookie6 with each pupils name Mrs EUeanor Johnon,53, died nt on one Qiar Mich, charts are doneMcrherson hospital Sunday after a There were 10 absent Monday Ityears illness Shewag the daughter wafl 80 Cltj we had to wear our of MrsFossie Lwis Chambers and coats Spelling bee winners werethe late John Chambers and was j paui Qny Janet Sanders Carolborn in Putnam township October i Tauriar Patrila NVUthrr,DennIi 1904 In 1922 she graduated ut is Holiister Stanley Kourt HelenPinckney high school For several L Wiltshire Barbara Strunk We hadyears she taught school in the Hause surprise for Miss Palmer our PTAand served the following Mich 4 ticket 3 Years Don Swarthout pastorates Goodells, Stock2 Years Lee Tlplady bridgre Millville Marlette, ThreeCltkenB party did not put f Khvfy, GoUand Cohimbiavill vacation at Boyne Mt and skiiedW finisred our reports of Abraham Lin and Mftrioned atOn Khooli and workLirm Brown City and Port Huron,7 retiring in 1952wifOF THANKS 1 e was thrice married His 2ndto thank ny friends and we was re Bowman of Pinck wfco visited me and e nPV and Ws present wife Mr3white I was in tha hoipit Lynn Hende Miible Isham of Pinckney Thereare 4 children, a son Stewart, ofFlint, 8 daughters, Mrs Violet Mey ers and Mrs AJden Rohen of Detroit and Mrs L T Westgate oiFlint The funeral was at the Chalaaafethodist churchSetter Harry Byrd, 70, VirginiaM taieuneed his retirement after94 7mn service He first came to no Hat is p3 whtn aft governor of Vir he epposed Frwklln D Roosethi awnination for president Kinde officiating Burial in Wallaceft dU Bl tttke much of a showing j burff OntarioVt ha4 stft th earmarks of a stand i pat fttfttfeiieaa than a Democrat, wa I eARD op THANKWe wish to express our sincerethanks to all those who aided us bydeeds of kindnes during our bereave xnt Rev Fr Schmitt, Don SwarIhout snd Mrs Edith Carr and Mr Jeffreys who prepared the and lost 17 to li I the Howell MotorsAugust 26, 1925 she was marrcoin and have them on bulletin bdl ied HcBTy Johnson He was a farWe played basket ball with Dexter Fifth Seventh Grades, We are glad Alan Steffen is baafter 2 weeks illnessJanet Sandersepent the week end with Scharme worked different farmsHe survives, There is a daughter, Mrs Elaine Gearheart, her mother, with gitts and cup cakes Our checker games are getting hot Our School Spirit Elimination is down to 10 Tomorrow we pick the winner,, CliffordThe funeral was today atVanSUmbroK attendft Jritndiy with Franklin D Roose r Harry Truman and was one oi Eisenhowers sfvsret critics,b civil right He votedtraiast every profreuve measnre hat Mm Op Dvrinf his 24 yean intha seaate wa eaat set that be aee Taxterthe Johnson Oearhart weMine theDeMoliy installation at HowciLLeroy Porters hand is better The 5 6, 7gradespiaeyd bask ball in tne gy gradeaplaeyd basket ball in the gymPauliae Harvey ard Mary Grantwent to the rtvr Mary went thruthe ice where is was 2 feet deep Alan Steffen saw the car races mi Patterson Lake SundayAckiey Pam Sefeld aad CherlDarrow went toboavftnif Saturday crs offidatiag Burial was inney CemeteryLIBRA1T NRW Sixth Grade Mr TaschOur Valentine party was a sue Thanks to all in the south wingand a who helped Everyone in the eiMs contributed a thought to Do YouHave School Spirit We are startin units in Germany, France, Belghim and PolandSixth Grade, Mn Heaton Pat Borvsky is out for illnessWeI finish our units on Greenland and Iceland We learn how the people,live, tvp of work, agricultureloca lineup The rest were off the teamdisciplinary reAso2is You cannotblajne the teachers They are swamped by tre record enrollmentWe have receive a copy of the hia tnrv of the Detroit Edison Companyby Raymond Miller,professor Wayne University It jiives a remarkable history of the company und the olootric Hart bulbThomas Edison was not the liscover of electricity but heinvenixjii first practical light bulbHe usrt a carbon filament inaide ailoss bulb Previously thread,bamboo iiber ard aluminum had been used This was in I88fiNew books are Gallant by Stone rion of the country and climateWewall and Iflrfcale Bridge at Maeki Virn German conditions art the nac by Steinmaa jbMt fat the word for developmt ofProm Weodrow OOefl Ceittafuiial scientists, doctors composers andinner Mmrpay ORVILLE AMBUKGEtOrviMp Aburgey died Unvftyhospital Ann Arbor today FuneralSaturday 2 p m at Swartaeutaral Xaaia, ths Wmg, Lilly Cracksll, Katrinabrillones Our Valentine party wasi Van Oat and the Silver Raeaf alaa , a success In lhe basket ball sn ilfeitrated copy of Laavef of I rS Henrys and Robert DarrowsGrass by Lewis Daniel ThanVs to teams wen We served refreshmentsOorira Carlisle for subscription to d da reedto National GeOfraphJc Also have the Aockafellow Problems ef US daughUr born to Mr and Mrs, far In 1878 a Belgian Charles VanDepoeeinvented the electric arc lijrht, Thewas derived from 2 oarbon pencilsa half inch in diametPr, The current leaping from one to the other made ablinding white iight But they madehissing sound and were unusuitab for interior lighting although thewere usd for street lights for many yerra, The company was establishedm Detroit in 1886, They first wiredS for ndtthing Exapn4onwas glow, Dexter, South Lyon, Howel and other places put in their ownplants Private companies othersHlen Gardner put in the first Pinckney plant in 1909 Only lights werefurnished as they did not operate during day time Gasoline engineswere first used bat the light was naready and the exhaust from theengine eculd be heard a mile awmjWater power was used in some placetbut the steam engine was found to be the most praical This farirhes Detroit Edison powerWORLD DAY OP PKATBR World Day of Prayer wilt ba Ofervd at i Pindcney Oof Priday, Ptb 21 at 8H0 MPi , r t r,vriIt, IM SMOR E HO T WATE R WIT H EDISON S NE WELECTRI C WATE R HEATIN G SERVIC EOnl y electri c wate r h ipr giv e yo u al l thes e importan t advantages EfficiefittH e hea t goe s int o ft wate rS B Instal l anywherenee d no t b e nea r a thimnej fB B Lon g lifemeet s rigi d Ediso n standard s Fastnew , mor e efficien t heatin g etemene im Automaticho t wate r alway s o n ta pK Oute r sfeeMeoo l t o th e touc h a eve r SafedemQiel moder n Etffto pwmtim tierce l pert s wrttott t cMatg eAU this adds up U the best water heating service ever provided in Southeastern Miekiomfcsk your plumbe r o r applianc e deale r DETROI T EDISO N is Las t Shal l Receiv eTAXE Ssf e rviimREYNOLDS, TREASURa M au r wvtut f fr , n m Kite e f 4 8 Yea n Ag oCburf c ha s reste d U s far mfern an d he a n aaetfo a Feb 23 Whil e workte f i n hi father s hoo pChaHe e Kenned y dra w shav e slip pe d an d ea t a cas h i n hi s check T W Nt h Lak e ban d hav e a fis htrf a t th Graaf e H U Feb 18 Pewc y Mortenso n wh o ha s bee nworkin g i n Thre e River s i s home Th e Count y Fanner s Institut e roun d p i s a t Howal l rrida y an d Saturday Mrs Nanc y Bseb e ,76,daurhte r o fFreema n Webb , Pinckpe y pfctieer ,He d a t th e Od d Fellow s hom e a tJackso n Feb 12 Sh e i s survive d b ya so n Freema n WttcoxFuaera l A tth e Methodis t churc h Monday Kev Saelbg r officiating Jun e Sale s ha s sol d hi s far m t oJoh n DeneJrae Joh n Gardne r attende d th e schoo ldirector s meetin g a t Howel l Tue sday Gu y an d Edn a Abbot t attende d th eJunio r pla y a t Howel l Friday Pete r Mangele s wi l wor k th e Ga rtrel l far m thi s year Floy d Matti s i s th e no w An n Arbo rrailroa d agen t a t Chilson Ro y Spice r ha s discontinue d hi smil k rout e t o Howel l an d workin gi n Detroi tLuk e William s i s carryin g mai lma i fo r Fran k Ovia t a t Gregory Mar y Kuh n o f Gregor y fel l an dbroke , he r wrist Th e hig h schoo l pu t o n a Lincol nda y progra m Frdlsy N o schoo l Tuesda y whic h i s Wa hington t birthday Th e 3r d grd i t drawin g eanie Donal d Sigle r brough t a fin e mode lt o scho U f if f9 Days , Tues , Feb 1 8 t o Feb 2 2Note o f 2 5 Year s Ago Th e eottag e o f Fre d Bloc k i n Reau isubdivision , Portag e Lak e burne ddow n Frida y nigh t A t th e Fathe r aa d So n banque tThursda y nigh t M J Reaso n spok tspok e briefl y o n th e depression H eai d w e ar e o n a sinkin g shi p whic h s slowl v settling H e aske d tha t al lpresen t vrit e thei r congressma n an dan d acquain t hi m wit h th tru e stat ee f affairs , addin g tha t lon g residenc ei n Washingto n get s the m ou t o f touc hwit h loca l conditions M E Barrow , Le e Lavey , M Reaso n an d y e editor s wer e delega te t o th f Democ t count y conventio na t Howell Willia m E Robb , Do nVanWinkle , Marti n Lava n an d Gen aFa y spoke Alfre d Pfa u wa s chai rman Th e Pinckneyite wer e electe ddelegate t o th e stat e conventio n i nDetroit Th e Pinckne y Communit y Pla yer t pu t o n Lov e AlaCarte her sMarc h YiTh e Pinckne y Independent s wo nbot h game s fro m hese a Saturda ynight , th e 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settl e a n estate I f no t I n th eYillo w toges mtyb t n o ic h thing TECHNICOLORI n Technicolo rThirs , Fri ,Feb 27 , 28 , Mar lFeatur einHUNCHBAC K O F NOTR E DAM Ei a Cinemascop ewit hGin a Lollibrigida , Anthon y Quin nU P I N SMOKE wit hHunt z Hal l an d th e Bower y Boy ssn d Stanle y Clement s 1HEATKAt CTues Wee , Thur , Feb It It Joh n Grefso a an d Asrthee y i sPURSUI T O F TH E GaU Ti a eoto rFr U Sat , Feb 21 Teres a Wright CejaeH S BESCAPAD E I N JAPAN i n CInewaScep e an d Cehj rJef f C handle r an d Orao S Well si aMA N I N TH E SHADOW Als o Cartoon Sunday , Monday , Feb It Matine e Sunda y 2S 0 p si Gen e Kell y sn d Mitsi e Gsjaa rI nW LE S GIRL8 M i n CinemaScop e sa d Ce W also Cartoo ncandefea t Hear t Diseas eI N MILLION S O f DOLLAR S Mor e tha n 25,000,00 0channele d int o researc hcumulativ e 10yea r total America n Hear tAssociatio nt Wed, Thurs , Fri, , Feb M , M , 9 Doabl e Keaiav eWillia m Campbell , Marth a Seet t nEIGHTEE N AN D ANXIOUS pu Fores t Tucke r 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Saving s Boo k Account sDQN T SA Y BREA DJUS T SA Y CREAMO TTrjJ853jfC JKYGOODSGENTS FLKNISHW Entered as Second ClassAt of lUrch ft, 1877U South HoweQ LPla r Ascription Prier U0 Yes Mrs Joyce Young and 4 children of uuy cm Roy Ciark Wagoners GroceryPINCKNEY ROADHeose of Olin Robinson and Winston Baughnattended a DeMoay meeting in Pontiaclast week ,tas Robert Brown of Bloonungton 111visited the George VanNormaOi liut hursday lrvin Kenaeay, xAtcius Doyle srLee Tiyladj, Joe Gentile Sam De Lapp aud ye editor were casket bjers for Mrs Fannie Murphy JMrs Dorothy Jurey ha replaced sister , Mrs Mary Reynod wbookkeeper for Lvey HardwareFowlervile Masonic Past MASterk Night u Feb 25 and the one at Ho well Feb 26 Ann Arbors Manth13 and Pirckney si April 5 Mis Sarah Wylie is spending sometime in Detroit with Mrs Julia Drudge Efcther CampbUlcIrvin Kennedyai e drawn to seppe on jury for thestarting March 10 Meedames Kitsif Dinkel, AlbertaClose, Roberta Amburgey and EvaEnquist attended a reception at Hillsdalb Monday night for OESGrand AdahMesdmes Alberta Close and Kitsic Dinkel were in Lansing Friday Floyd Steere of Dexter caled on ieditor Sunday His son has rent i52 ed the Harold True farm SB The Howard Reads returned from JSS their California trip Saturday They SS9 dfcl not bit any cold weather until SS reached SanteFe, NM where thereSS was plenty of snow The orangeSS flPd citrus crop sustained thousands53 of dollars worth of damage3 The Clare Milers were in Detroit SS SundaySS Mr and Mrs Robert Tasch, son22 John and Jimmy Baughn attended SS the Shrine Circus in Detroit SaturSS day,SS Mrs Virginia Amburgey was icSS Ierroit SundayNancy Spittler visited her motherin Howel last weekThe Larry Lobdells were Sundaydinner guests of the Roy Reasons Mrs Jenny Lynd Egeler and babyWtfor Germany last weekThe Merwin Capmbells ealled onthe Wilbur EXeles in FowlervilleSundayThe Ona Campbells spent theweek end in Lansing with th Quality MerchandiseLOW PRICESBeraiidWbe To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2Lumber, Coal and Sunoco Fue Oil rotnpi ServiceFeaturing NightlyBARBECUE SPARE RIBS 175BARBECUE CHECKEN 150I For the Finest in EatingIf s the House ofDOUGHERTY Mrs Edna Spear and Jack SheLdun caliod on the Arthur Kreechiy ai the Mich State San Sunday,Barbara McAfee spent theend with Barbara weakNancy Nash entertained the Seniorclass at H toboggan party SaturdayrightThe Kenneth Zills of Syracuse, NY Herb Palmer and wif attended amanagement banquet at th DetroitArm pry Saturday nightTe Ceorge Clark family visited his grandmother, Mrs, G, W Clark ast week,Pvt James Amburgey was hornfrom, lumbua, Ohio over the weekendHarry Murphy underwent an operation at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, last weekMrs Ethel Sprout entertained th HOYA 8U9 DMIW MICHIGANPHONE 284 HELLERS FLOWERS SAY IT with FLOWERS HOWELL MICHIGANGOOD TURN TODAY day andand Jack Clarks of Dexter were Charles Soule family of Howell andweek end visitors of the Mark Nash Mrs Sheila Buckner and baby you done yuur uod turn Udiy Buyyou probably know, plodded to do Jd turn every right now throughout tut land, IIC ,IULIL, UP conducting a National Seiety Good Turn The Spring pni of the piram will i trufiic ftiiitty ami youll be iKoiiiiitiiii, ini at solstations throughout Michijn in iit vvk aheadTheyll be distributing literature n aJi drivingilin LLuir bitto help reduce traffic accidents MirhiRan tit kinu industrysalutes the Uoy Scouts of thfxreru siavc and pledges all out support of the Scouts Sufty projram Proiessioiial truckdrivcr,s are thoroughly trains in ate cjri iny practices andmany of them operate hundreds thousands 4Veof milebc without an artideait i hey are happy to join Scouts in urging Michigan Motarist to Uiiv Carefully theyJanet Soule spent the week end herend attended the OES party at PattMis Ruth Ritter and sister, Isab f erson LakeRay Uyey rf GrgoryfamilyMis Ruth Ritter and sister, Isabloft for Ft Meyers, Florida Satur yto visit their mother ouon the Ben Whites ThursdayX04S0 E Grand RiverMiMM TO SEE THE fiOLD NEW PONTIAC FOR 1958USED CARS Lucle Wylie shirloyMrs Elaine Cearhart were inf PONTIAC Hsrdtep R and H wsw, hdra One OwnirX956 PONTIAC 2 door, HydraSTAR Chief, Power brakes and steering 1955 PpNTIAC Sjtar Chief1954 PONTIAC Star Chief 4 door 1954 CHEVROLET 210, 2 doorma CHEVBOLET 4 doer Bel Aire1951 Chevrolet Convertible Sharp 1951 fKOOUNIS OTHER CARS All MAKES FROM 1951 TO 1957WONDERFUL SELECTIONOUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUT Miss Leota Reason spent the week The Da,fe mnr family ftttend,d ,end in Denton with the Abe Pyle the 0ES party patterson ukefamily , Au J Mrs M1 Shehan of Ann Ar I Denise Kennedy of Ann Arbor and j, caled on William ShehanA1 Bochinski of Detroit were Sunnday guests of the Murray KennedysThe id ward Grablicks broughtMrs Eleanor Ledwide home from Lansing FVida Royal Oak Sunday The Asher Wyi Robertinnn Kennedy and wife spent Sun j py attended the JohnsonGearlth the Gerald Kennedys and had heart weeding ddinner at Garvels on Grand River T Aibert Dinkjek entertained The Vince LaRosas, Mr3Rosa U Sunday in honor of the twin birthPosa and the Lucius Doylee jr att day Alberta Close and Allen Dinkelnded the funeral of Ben defilhpi in the Close and Allen Dinkel familyAn ArHbor y 4 , J Mrs Alberta Close called on Mis The Harold Henry family spent Blnnch Martin at McDonald conralSuy Jn d,ison ascent home, Howell last weekThe Mark Mattesons were Satur Fences Haasencahll wu homeday nests of the Joe Griffiths from Goshen college over the weekiTie Ford Sports Car Assn had end ice run Sunday at Patterson Francis Harris of Detroit visited his brother, Sylveste, SaturdayThe planning committee of theboard of supervisors Lloyd Hendee, Lillian Smith and William Spicerattended a meeting at Ann ArborClough attended a meeting of the last week Ann Arbor and YpallntiFraternity Masonic Lodge in Ann nerd more water and want to damArbor Friday night up the Huron RiverRev Winger wag sick in bed Sun ht Clare Swarthout called fordayMrs Richmond of Portage Lake square dancestook bis place Winston Baughn and wife, Daa IThe Keith Bradburys of Dexter VanSbmbrook and wife and theLambert and Gerry Henrys of Do George VanNonama family attend i trolt spent Sunday with the L J ieMolay installation at owe SaturHenrys day right , ,Mrs Willa Lamb and children if The Knneth Hecks visied his sirAnn Arbor were Sunday visitors at ns in Monroe Sunday Michigan Trucking Aiioclitloafoit auibr Hotel t DemiBlue Water Lauadromat n StoreOyen Wter ano oud Open MondaysKrsss Road off MS6,Lakeiand, Mich, Soft Watt arrily Wash, DryFtwaiy Wsah, Dry Cleaning, Cotton Rug, Shag Rucs Red Spreads aad Lm us ReColor with our Gold Lvc System phone AC 9 9681Lake Sunday Carlton Huff and wife of RivesJunction were Sunday guesta of thLawrence Camburns George VanNorman and Glyde WATER HEAimaP GAS SERV1CLHOME HEATING63 HOWELLthe ear America has been waiting far file new 100 inchRAMBLER AMERICAN American ear comfort wfth EaropMJLLARDPATTON PONTIAC Grand River AC 73411 Your Pontfee and Eambler Dealer VOL MUX ALL MODELS USED GARS The Cleo Curtis family of Ply, week were 4 Gtnirouth were Sunday gues of fhe Detroit and C WRalph Halls of Ann Arbor ,Harold Porter and wife called er Pvt Thomas Wylie b the Herr Bryans Sunday Hood, Texas We will publish htoL J Swarout says a brown and address when we reoehs ft so hiswhite female beae day nan come ht of friends eaawrft himto Ws home chod operate her Monday withThe fire engine was catted to the baut 50 l i 5 Paul Singer home Tuesdajlflr a Tuesday 4t to drtfteMcnlmaay Hit PHONB AC M4MTIER AUTO PARTS SALESW BUT iSXK GABS e SCRAP ALSO COMPLETE LXN1 OF USD PARTSFrMi 16000 toBRIGHTON MicaTFAK1PORTAT1ON IPICtALS7110 WINANS LAKE BDOst MlUnWfsmHISIS f her life give her Iron rileAUTOMATIC IKONEB aa low asper monthB wfll take a holiday from hand ironing drudgery far the of her life when she gets a wonderful aew Irouitefor, thanks to Ironrites two completely usable epeaand Doall ironing points, Irearit inn mnything h mn aai cuts ironing time by twetkirds, toe Bring Mom in for a demonstration Youll both he aa LOSTsnm af w , mwiMia wCmaFOR SALE Fireplace WeeaPhone UP I 9721 er UP 8 fTATBOt aHCA fPreaato Owt fr tfca Ctaaij f jiff In taa Matter af taa Eatato of Cariatoa Peetor a k a Caritoa G,Pester PROFESSI0NAL COWiElI The iiDckb yMsJL lCall f lir JL at to fctt P M At a eataioB of aaid Court heldELECTROLUX NEW AUTOMATIC Jaaaary Hit,CLEANBRrNew Fe,turea Twe Tope I PraaeatoaorabW Hiram B Smith Color Guaranteed Free Ho Dm JW af Probate monstratlon Fully Guaranteed Alae Matiea ia Hereby Given, Tat all factory rebuilt Phone er write fcaditor of aaid deceased are required W B Murphy iM Weat Crane St, praaant their claim ia wrttar and jM,,, RitterTV Service C Foster of 7119 Pinekaey Rd owFOR RENTA Modem 2 Bearaaai M Mich, fidicuary f aid eatore House tsiaf jaad that suth claim, will be heard, l1 eort and hairs at mw ldWANTMD Responsible partr to daeaaaed will he determined by sad CLAY tta XM, Frt, lit10 to I P M41UP 8 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eaeh known party in interest at We last known addraas by registered watdl, rataxn receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to suchaaaftog,or by personal service at least ira days prior to such hearing Hfaam B Smith, Judge of ProbateA Traa Gayek M GvniiRegister af ProbatFOR SALE J4meway Insubator, 2500 egg capacity, also straw 35cn bale Frank Pearce HA 6 4067FOR SALE New Wincheater 10 SO Carbine with canvas case 1000 E J Sprout UPtown 8 5639FOR SALESecond Cutting of Mixed Hay Alex Peto, Tom Rd,Electrical Service WHowell,OR a R ftlcCLOSKEY tlephone OfficelJ 114f by UBewaUUP BERT iALEJ I SPOALrTDr H R Hofmquit p Tveaday Thronfb Saturday 11 tz S a id 5 to 7and by Atpolitmeai AC 72fil300 Wet Grand iver Roger j tarr m C4MPLETB IN8UHANCB ColW AQBEdntRCarr 1 4 S MILL BTPincHaey Mich Phone VP I liMRIAL LSTATXFurrfkh, Homes Lake PipaiH Business Opportunittaafidt Your ProptrtjrlGERALD IBroker 109 North Peat It PHONE UP 841MMsryAll Kinds of Res Estate Ltettafs WantedMain Office HA 081M at 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 19, 1958 Description An account of the resource February 19, 1958 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 1958-02-19 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/198098447e8c03eaf757278b99a5868f.pdf 2146a38dc76092a13dd9674395ac45aa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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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. rr IatchI 1 THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Februray 26 1958No 3Mirrormu to interest other manttfacturera to settle in MichiganSome 200 of them wii go abroad In the land to point hout whatMichigan has to offer to industry These factors are trainedpeople, clean government, oeieducational system in the world, an improving road program anda wonderful supply of freshwater The whole state gainswhen Miohigan secures a new Nghboring NotesiTOWP, s buried industrial lead, Arthur Smith heads the CiU of the state in j 7ens party at Stockbridge andtAftt other man I Wendell Barber the PeoplescauWendell BarberAt TVter the CitizenscureSated Floyd Laytan the People, edjmcctaccordat the fiigh School Athktks CATHOUC CHURCH Grade School News CurreaN DEC wm THE Pinckney who broke tho d b ing Piyleague record by scoring it Bil 2 w league record by scoring points against Boysvile 2 weekl lUmmer M TT AIM Sekmitt,SUNDAY MASSES faaeiJohr Conely and won the tirst Michigans economy will ,bethe biggest issue in the 198 Section Records show thatthousands are out of work and the pinched decreased buyingpower is felt by business men Republicans are trying to develop a policy whicn makes senseto them They say when the tighten their belts the tf30, 800, 900, 1000, 1130 A IfWi Ur MMe800, 1006 A MWekdy Mala 400 A, Mparty MeUnionfor presidentM HaighU fiO, owner ago showed their usual reTversal of form Friday nite whenBoyaville walked all over them44 to 24 Like a famous pnzfighter once remarked after an ingiorius defeatI should nave ccnfoistood i n bed Pinckney ha Friday, afUr fcovenna played like this all the yearSaturday 430 to 50 P Mone brPliant game and then I 830 93the next one a washout Ap I Muthtr Noven730 PSIweek Brighton Youth Centeran 8is a patient at theSanatoriumSenator Portersays the state has 30,000i and the coffee breaKs in by them cost some115,000,000 a year He would i j cvS oy not relacing those who retire There are many bills is thelegislature to curb labor such asforbidding party contributions,secondary boycott,audit of funds and a right to work law Mostof them are expected to die as the Republicans do not have, d tne 17 enough votes to get them over I pnilT1iAa veto coumiesMilk price fixing is also dead Mich Press parent y they cant stay inleak condition We rememberthe late Coach Doyle had simlar trouble during his time hereand put a 9 pm curfew on theteam The Pinckney reservesplayed much better only losing by 4 pointsAt Dexter Coach Whittakeraid he would continue with hiseniorless team He put 2 sen CWcbiors off the team and anotherone Quit His team is now 2 junicfrs and 3 freshmen The last home game is hereFriday night with ManchesterIn the tournament Pinckneyplays Leslie in the Stockbridge tournament at 700 p m MarchOTTBcases a bill has 5 The winner meets Mancheaintroduced in the legislat ter Mennonitte ChurchBacby, PuUrSSSupt WMter EachWothip 10dJSchool UlOOFlUwii fervietthouse barber shop Owing to a decrease m tneure f to close 3 of the 4 state TBtanitriuins GaylordwouldI beclosed Oct 30, Hojighton uec31, Kalmf Z00o if HOwell one 3 This would leave the Hoen one units operated by BASKET BALL SCORESManchester 75, Hartland31 South Lyon 42, Dexter 33 Rloomfield 63, Brighton 16th Awul Cifrmunity SumraeEb Schor l Calvar y Aiennonit eCture h Jul v 1 t0 12 , 90 0 t o Ufc Ofu r Ai t Age s , 4 ani i n nBv r bc Wtlcow ePeople s turc aUndenominationa lM 6 West , betwee n Unadili a an oRev Brook s Sanders Pasto rSchool 84 6 a m Memi i t Worshi p 105 0 am Vout h Grou p T00 p i nYoun g Peopl e 600 P M MrsFre d CartreKLuc yofKowel l is a patien t a tLansing 58 An n Arbo r 51 , Jackso n 53 Mila n 54 , Universit y 52 Dun de e 64 , Lincol n 59 Salin e 59 ,Chelse a 50 ,Evening Servic e 700 P M MrsI Terr v Bell i visite d hi s gran dmother , Sharo n Peggie s fath e r caugh t a weasel , Kare n Dar ro w brough t snail s t o school Bruc e Halliburto n ha d company Carme n Herbs t sa w a plan elan d o n a lake Marth a LaRos aha s a bab y brother Deann eVedder , ne w coat , ha t an d sno wsuit Pa t Harde n ha s a ho t ro th e ca n rid e in Laur a Whitle yha d company Bobb y Lar k an dAn n Rea d wen t sliding Stan le y Basydl o sa w 2 car s o n Rus hLake W e wer e happ y t o hav eRenat e Triete , a Germa n e xchang e pupi l visi t us Firs t Grd Mrs Rooir eCaro l Curt s mothe r is inth e hospital Davi d Wudysky sdo g go t a rabbit Edn a Pesol afel l in water Bill y Down s w sa t a part y Saturday Joh n Tows le y wa s 7 Frida y an d Le e Da vis is 7 today Glori a Socko wvisite d he r grandmother Ji mBennet t sho t a bird Mik e She ldo n wen t hunting Arthu r Bla de s brough t plasti c toy s t o schoo lJi m Nashe s grandmothe r sen tsen t hi m a gif t fro m Florida Davi d Zezulk a wa s in Detroit Leonar d Bierlei n wen t visitin gCath y Centre s mothe r is sick Secon d Grad e Ifn AittrM nPaulin e VanBIaricum s dad s The Republica n ol d guar dseem s dispose d t a scuttl e Pres iden t Eisenhower s pum p prim in g program I n a pres s releas eSenato r Knowland , Republica nfloorleade r sai d ther e wil l b en o ta x cu t a t th e presen t tim ean d n o publi c buildin g progra munti l it is needed , H e expect th e depressio n t o leve l of f in acoupl e o f month s bu t sai d ifthing s ar e no t bette r b y fal lrelie f measure s wil l b e consid ered I n th e meantim e th e aut oindustr y is har d hit Car l Frib le y hea d o f th e Nationa l Aut oDealer s Assn sai d in testify in g befor e a senatoria l comm itte e sai d 200 0 aut o dealer s qui tlas t yea r H e assaile d th e pac tic e o f payin g subsidie s t o deal er s s o the y ca n sel l car s in mas slot s t o governmenta l unit s a t cu tprices Som e o f thes e subsidie sh e sai d ru n t o 60 0 a car H eadde d whil e th e stat e o f Nc vYor k save s 7,200,0 0 a yea r b ythes e pale s th e 4,200,00 0 ca rowner s in th e stat e los t a t leas t107,000,00 0 in depreciatio n o nlfs t year H e assaile d th e prac tis e o f th e dumpin g o f 195 7ar s wit h onl y a fe w miie s o nthe m o n use d ca r lots A t th e recen t Mich , rres s o w hospita , Lansing iRoosevnl t 44 Britto n 70 , Nort h Sunda y Schoo lmeetin g Dr Joh n Hannah , pres Norma n eyhe r o i und dam s 6 Stockbridg e BODans ning Wrko f Mich Stat e Universit y cam e , ia th e highes t XfJ u v c 48 5 Williamto n 72 , Fowler V f Wed Sr Choi r Practis eThur Adul t Praye r Meetin g 80 0 pm Tbur Yout h Pmy w Grou p 70 9 p rr Com Conf JI Churc hKr w W fcwjrer Panor 93t a T , Mrthdiy wa s Sunday Denni s80 0 pm Ascnenbrenne r sa w Old Yellow o f Mkh Stat e Universit y cam e is th e highes tt o th e defens e o f th e Michiga n neducationa l system I t i s th eMan e on e h e sai d whic h mad ethi s natio n th e foremos t on e i nth e world Th e record s sho w h esai d tha t educator s hav e lon gbee n askin g mor e mone y fo rmathmetic s an d scienc e bu t the legislatur e an d peopl e turne d the m down iownsni p Meetin ger in thi s secti oa 23f l average ,o f Mancheste r is th e highes tLeagu e O Lake s score r wit h40 8 a n averag e o f 2S4 , Lui rTaylo r oi Boysvill e average d1 5 a game , Dic k Lyndo n o f Dex te r 1 4 an d Denni s Clar k ofhave pi nckne y 11 Nanc y Nichol s wh o irraduat e d a t Pinckne y hig h schoo l las tJun e WJI marrie d Feb 8 a t th eHiawathe e Beac h churc h t o 48 Williamto n 72 , Fowler vjll e 38 Northvill e 67 , Milfor d lfr46WI N 4 GAME SPhi l Gentile s Invincibles , ad de d a ne w player , Lyl e Jone s fvf iforme r Lesli e hig h schoo l sta ran d hav e won their las t fou rJi m Meyer s is als o pla yCONSERVATIO N NOTE SGoldie Bowma n Schaufl e an din An n Arbor Emily Mille rvisite d he r cousi n Judy Beck vHenr y wen t ic e fishin g wit h he rda d ar d caugh t a fish Debr aRya n wen t t o Detroi t Sunda yo n he r birthday Daw n Haine ssa w he r ne w cousi n Sundav Aun t Rene s baby Susa nWe 1 t 0 he r aUllt s aiu ls anniversary DarJen eMcGrnnaha n ha d a birthda ypart y Sunday Lind ai D Methods o f peppin g u p th euse d ca r marke t continue Jo eBlauvelt , a n Ypsilant i Olds deal o d athertise d t o sel l 3 use d car sfo r 1 eac h Saturday A 195 0Olds , a 195 0 Fora an d a 194 9Chevrole t , al l in goo d runnin gcondition As o a n Engis h For dfo r 222 A Flin t deale r 2 week sag o sole i use d ear s fo r 99ceach p y Sunday Lind a Zeulk aan d ith e lat e Johi j Bowma n wa s i W as in Detroi t Beck y Rea d WH Srid t Par t Rocjcovic h i i Ch lmarrie d t o Patt y Rocjcovich , i in Chelse a t o se e Terr idaugtlte r O f Mrs Ilen e Singe r Secon d tirade , Mr s Johnso no f Pinckne y a t Churc h o f God , v e ar e puttin g o n a nh v , ,Fowlervill e Frida y b y Rev irhurslayEveTylt ni u iOlnc h The y wer e attende d b y far y Louis e Hijrhfill wen t u,Barbar a Bennet t o f Pinckne yan d Ros s Bowman , brothe r o fFflncknetf , Februar y 11,195 8 Ally n Thursto n o f Lu dRegula r meetin g o f Putna m formerl y o f Silve r Lake h i B d t t f Cth l linjrton , i C ld weath er an d sno w drov e the groom Onl y member s o f th e n , mos t dee r t o th e yardin g I jmfediat e famie s attende dmost dee r t o th e yarea s la t week and ther eTownshi p Boar d a t tow n halU t A Chapte r o i Catholi c v a i pro bai,j v b e som e starvation wiH ITh p A Chapt e8 p,Al l bd member s pres Veteran s o f 4 0 member s is be ent Hendee , Reynolds , Wyii e in g organize d HI AnnWhit e an d Kennedy The them e is to hMeetin g calle d t o orde r b y teaching s o f th eSuperaiso r Hendee Ther e wa s Church n o ol d busines s t o transect JIMinute s o f th e meetin g o f vrwTFHa P Eb S R mn i R1ESProbat e tTh e rabbi t seaso n end s o nMarc h 1 an d th e bobca t seaso aMarc h 15 Col d weathe r an d lac k o f foo dd o no t injur e pheasant s muc ha hey can stand the weather iiu go a long time without foodNorth Dakota one of their coldMoved by White, supported Smith, states his ,TM n kill ie a list of a tew ingtfton County whiby Wylie to pay following bills like a list of a few homes in Liv Hiim R et habitats has the most pheasoffice would ants Thfi mechanica, lTy yas read hDetroit Edison Co, lights 2622 beabl e and willing to care forMch Bell Tel Co,5 phones a child or children occassionM Bell Tel Co,5 phonesunits, town hall , fire hall 43T5 ally when a temporary home isLiv Co Soi, Wei, rel 13391 write Judge smitn, giving ineir , abbits parLiv Co Treas, relief 2350 addres phone numoer and fac 75 in cogts The mechanical rer is their best friend It leavesmany ears on the ground andknocks down stalks with ears on themThree Saginaw men arrestedfor using a ferrett to take 102 abbits pand 175 fine and 23nz Max Rusel,2 del tax Des 24913 ies Luch PPla must UveyHdwreTreas bond,H101 naye Parental afiectiationior CARD OF THAIP W Curlett 7 tax notices children and nut be interested We wish to our sinarid ard meeting ,32G0 sotely m,fmancU Qonsiderat j core thanks to our neighborsand friends for their many actikindess through flowersVans Motor Sales, gas, oil 645Ohio Oil Co, fuel oil 3115Motion carried to adjournn by White, d Miions, although reasonable payis provided To take and careor a little child when parental care aiid guidance is needed isupported by Kenned Mation would be ajwrthyjthing to doCarrieMurray J Kennedy ORVILLE AMBURGEY Putnam Township Clerk Orville Amburgey, the son 1 f of Jesse and Nannie AmburLfBRABY NEWS gey was born in Kentucky Nov 1New books are Lady and Deep 6, 1900 and died at UniversityBlue Sea ly Roark, Anatoym hospital, Ann Arbor, February tf a muMer by TraversKillo , 1953 He was employed by watts at work by Miller,, a his the Livingson Couny Road Com offood, cards, calls during our recent bereavement To the OEi S and ladies of the churchfor the dinner to Rev Hancock for his comforting words andhe Swarthout Funeral HomoMay God Bless Your H her uncles birtday in Lansing,iiane Halliburton had compan, , , ,,unday So did Gwen Hudsonfamies attended Marvin Howse went to the den tust Diane Roth is back afteiThe reception was at the homeof his brother, Edward at Fowlerville near where the couplewill live The groom is employedon constructon at HowellMARRIED SATURDAYMary Barrett Reynolds wasmarried to Carson J Workman f died, We ar e Roth is back afterhaving the measels Judy Deanhad company Sunday Kenny , Blades visited his cousin, Ronnle Makin may go to Texas Rod dy Darrows dad got 20 bluegilU Third Srad il Srad, i,l,Rhoda Baxters guineaof Williamston, at St Marys on clothintr O rectory here Saturday by RevAlbert Schmitt Her sister, MrsDorotVy Shirey and husband,Marion Shirey were witnesse3The bride has been bookkeeperfor Lavey Hardware The groom is a student at Central MichiganMt Pleasant where they willlive pir je enjoying our unt otton is our project for the week Doug Wing jers father is in the hospitalRobert Black was in Dearborn, Frank Zezulka in Detroit John Tasch went to the showsJimmyBaughns parents celebrated their 10th anniversary x Fourth Grade, Mrs CampbelWe are writing paragraphsabout our school spiritOne childin the room will be chosen to road a paragraph at the What is tho proper retiremont ire JudKe A R AlexanS8, of Pittsbur, Mo, has just filed for his 4th term as judg3cf probate He says he in in fine health, handles 80 cases a moiuhand is in his office 6 days a week His associates say thehave to step fast to keep up with himThe demand for parki,wspace continues It is announced that Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck are Lobuild hiitfe new stores betweenAnn Arbor and Ypsilanti wherethere is parking space galore Their present stores in the cit ies do not have parking spaceThis need for parking space is one retson but the main one isthe shift of population to thesuburbs You can hardly tell now when you leave Ann Arbor andenter Ypsilanti on WashtenaSixth Gnut Mn HttonJaxaes Montroy went home fo the week end We finished j assemblyour test on Switzerland and are and Jennie DevTne wu,, mp parting one on Czechoalavakia checker tournament Jenn e hasMrsMeyer gave our room a map won twice Arthur Potter Uon Austria We thank her We back in school after 2 weeksUlmade speeches on the subject pes In geography Alanwon theare Aare memorizing i We are learning to divide bv 5them and will say them in front m arithmetic In reading we areof the class We saw films in the studying Aesops Fables Kathgo on ahikeHill auditorium ,Ann Arboruesday nifirht The Martin Dawsons of Ypsilresident and Civil Rights by Kailroad here Of late years heby P W Curlett has worked in Jacksonx vivors include a former Mary of Pinckney,threeMerlin and Richard of tmeet with Mrs Mae Bryan on Pinckney, James in army and Mrs refsa VuerM86 W Thursday March at a daughter,Mrs Jane Widmayer last week with her baotner,180 P M of Pinckney, There are 6 grand i Mark Melvm children Also two brothers, Vir The Winston Baughns and 10woods and then hiking upthe river, Judy Schroeder and nephew fell though the icesand LarryHenry and Fern Collins of gil of Portage Lake and Boone BillYpsilanti called at the Dispatch of Jackson and three sisters, ert Office Tuesday Mrs Juanita Riley of Kansas d1Lt Dick VanSlambrook in the City, Mo, Mrs Inez Wilson, DeAir Corp Reserve has received troit and Mrs Lulu McCarthyhit win and will be sent to j Brighton Slambrook attended the DeMoSjtonio, Texas from Enid, D R LUNCHEQN lay rifle shoot at Antv Arborkm Meyer and wife spent JOnjg Uvington 1UJL Sunday , , , a shadow box to ilu3 Judy Reynolds went sliding trateThe Hare and Tortoise AckIey in J FifthGrade, Mrs Miller , 2 test winners in spelling wereLarry Bowles,Patricia WiltshireStan Kourt and Virginia Strunk and one test winnersPaul GrayShirley Hileman, Dennis Hoilister, Coral Tauriainen, PatsyChepon Combination drillers m4 minutes flat were Shirley Hileman Paul Gray, Terry Nixon, Coral Tauriainen, Stan KourtaSHSS asratftsetr Sunday LarrySunday with the Garth Meyer will family in Flint Iansin pent thethe CARD OF THANKSWt wish to express our sincereai owSixth Grade, Mrs TaschLast Wednesday we had a liny bee Winners were The Methodist Church OiOwensboro, Kentucky has re turned a donation of 1000 tothe Keenland Foundation whoown the Lexington race track where the Bentucky Derby isrun because they do not acceptmoney from gambling concerns There i wide spread betting atthe race track They also rejected one for 333 from the FallPity Brewing Co This is ananology in Michigan where thechief support of the schools isderived from liquor and cigar taxThe rabbit is classed as theleading Michigan game animalbut we wonder how long it willl continue to be Usually myfriends give me one or two a vear but I did not get any thisas they did not shoot anyClay ten Carpenter says these modem shooting irons have cut the rabbit population to the vanish ing points We remember notso many years ago when theywere so numerous in Kansas asto be a pest and they were using poison to get rid of them We remember the time SquareDeal Miller, the Detroit jewellersot a carload of frozen rabbits from Kansas as publicity stuntand sold them out to his customere at costwho aided us during our ber The Ladies Aid andthe Wbert Read luncheon attheir parents move pRoberttfoHome FuneralOrvilk Amburgay Family Florence Mrofka and Kim DuBoice Today a young lady Renate Treite, a German exchange student talked to us aboutGermany We are beginning mul tiptication of fractions SHERIFF ERWIN KLAGBBSZ hof Washtenaw county diedof a heart attack at Ann AHrSunday He was deputvMyear before being elected tbSyears ago Luther KlZ tw iM vjy fir J ITH E PINCKNE T DtSTATC T Wednesda y , Febrora y 2 , 196 8I AMENDMENT T O UVINGSTO NCOUNT YBUILDIN G COD ETh e Livingsto n Count y Buildin g Cod e Ordinanc e enocte d b y th eUvingsto n Count y Boar d o f Supervisor s o n Ma y 21 , 1957 , shal l be amende da t follow an d sai d amendment s shal l tak e precedenc e ove r th e abridge dbuildin g code , 195 5 Edition , buildin g Official s Conferenc e o f America , Inc ,an d Supplement s 1 and 2 thereof ei 4 1 Ycer s Ag e Attorne y Loui s Howtet t o fHowel l an d Sherif f Bil l Stodd ar d wer e i n tow n Tuesday Juli a MoDonoug h an d Mabl ePerr y o f Oa k Grov e spen t th ewee k en d wit h Cor a Deveraaux I Th e Funera l o f Joh n Mcln te e wh o die d a t Gregor y wa shel d a t St Mary s churc h las tReaso n jr underwen tJoh n Gilber t ha s starte d hi syea r i n th e harnes s bus L nesi n Howell ITh e Democrat s hav e a bifir meetin g a t Howel l Marc h 1 5 iGov Fol k o f Missour i an d Law to n T Heman s o f Maso n ar eth e speakers k y weathe r cause d a numbe ro f accidents Mrs C V Va nWinkle fel l an d spraine d he rar m an d shoulder Reube n Finc hr v1 B W wPwP Sectio n 1045 2 Applicatio n fo r Permit N o buildin g o r structur e o r par t nes aJlhareo f shal l hereafte r b e erected , converted , repaired , altere d o r enlarge d unti l a buildin g permi t ha s bee n obtaine d b y th e owne r o r hi s agent Th e 4ir aapplicatio n fo r a permi t shal l be mad e in writin g o n approve d forms, an dshal l be accompanie d b y tw o 2 complet e set oi dimensione d plan s show in g al l habitabl e floors , basement , cellar , foundations , an d sections , an db y specification s describin g th e kind , size , qualit y an d grad e o f ai l con structio n material s an d servic e quipmenf Whe n a privat e wate r suppl yando r disposa l system i necessar y th e vritte n approva l of suc h system sb y th e Shiowcsse e Livingsto n Distric t Healt h Departmen t shal l be file d wit hth e applicatio n a s a conditione d preceden t t o th e issuanc e o f a permit Th ebuildin g officia l noy waiv e th e requiremen t fo r filin g plan s whe n th e wor kinvolve d is or lino r natur e an d th e buildin g operatio n is adequatel ydescribe d in ih opplication A H plan s submitte d fo r filin g shal l be prepared fell and brok e hi s arm Mrs on d signe d a s require d b y th e statute s o f th e Stat e o f Michigan Wher e nes t Peter s fel l an d prajn dcomplianc e wit h tat e statute s governin g buildin g constructio n is required , he r shoulde r an d Georg e Game sIh e applicatio n shal l be accompanie d b y a se t o f plan s approve d b y th e th e colore d ma n wh o work s fo rdesignate d authority the Drs Sigler , fel l goin g fro mArticf e II Sectio n 1049 1 Require d Inspection s an d Tim e fo r re th e parsonag e t o th e Methodis tquestin g some , shal l be amende d t o rea d o s follows j churc h an d spille d a ca n o fSectio n 1049 T I t shal l be th e dut y o f th e holde r o f ever y permi t t o grav y h e wa s carryin g t o th enotif y th e Buildin g Officia l in writing , o f th e tim e whe n suc h buildin g wil l be Junio r Bibl e Clas s dinner read y fo r inspection Fou r suc h inspection s shal l be calle d fo r o n al l build j Mis s Ma e Teepl e wil l atten dIng s excep t shed s an d garage s o f les s tha n eigh t hundre d 800 squar e fee t ib e MAC Junio r Ho p a t th earea , an d on e inspectio n shal l be colle d fo r o n suc h buildings Masonic temple , Lansing,Friday 1 Th e firs t o f thes e inspection s shal l be calle d fo r a s soo n a s th e I Bor n t o Reube n Wrigh t an dfoundation s ar e complete , bu t befor e backfillin g th e eart h aroun d founda iVif e Tuesday , a son lions , o r proceedin g wit h th e superstructure j Blanc h Marti n enterrtaine d2 Th e secon d inspectio n shal l be calle d fo r whe n th e mai n structur e th e Chanc e Clu b Tuesday ,shal l be in place , bu t befor e coverin g sam e wit h lat h o r plaste r o r othe r C W Teepl e an d wif e ente r covering gained Supt Pearc e an d wif e o f3 Th e thir d inspectio n shal l be calle d fo r upo n completio n o f th e jtheMich Stat e San thont Bee , Le e VanHorn Sote ,Grac e Grieve Reading , Ma eVanleet Joke , Henr y Kice Song , Mal e Quartette flat ef 2 5 Yew s Ag oTh e Michiga n Dankin g crisi sha s passe d an d th e bank s hav ereopened Thi s wa s mad e poss ifcl e b y th e Henr y For d famil yadvancin g th e Firs t Nationa lan l Guardia n Bank s 1W000 and he takes control of both The RFC advanced 57,000,000Still some banks are refusingto pay depositors their moneyThere are threats to test this mt in court Rev Fr Coughlmm his broadcast claims the two had to close because42,000,000 in smartwas withdrawn This ,vas LEE TWWRkWHTCMM LAITam, Fri, Sat, Feb 27, 28, Mar Ifa TeeaoieeJorHUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME ia CiaesftaSeepeGina Loilibrigkie, Anthony QuiMUP IN SMOKEHiatz Hail and the Bowery am Stanley Clements Boyssewage disposal and water supply systems and before such facilities arecovered 4 The fourth inspection shall be called for when the building iscompleted The inspection on small sheds and garages shall be called for assoon as the wall studs are in place Cards suitable for notifying the department of the time for such inspection shod be furnished by the Building Official to all persons receivingpermits Failure to notify the Building Official of the time for such inspection shall automatically cancel permitBefore reissuing such permit, the Building Official may require thepayment of a second fee and require that earth foundations and lath andplaster on structural members be removed for proper inspectionA notice calling the attention of the holders of permits to the requirements of this section shall be printed on all permits issuedThe Livingston County Building Code Ordinance as it exists shall remain in full force and effect except as amended herein, These amendments Rev Exelbys Sunday schoolclass has organized Pres, Glen Gardner Vice Pres, Lulu Benham Sec, Florence AndrewsTreas, Glenn Tupper by depositors who had insidedope on the banks condition Alger Hall, 34, was hit by acHi a Kaamazoo and killed Sun day He was heping start stalledcar whn he stepped in th pathof an oncoming one, He was the on of Deli Hall and the LateJennie Reason Hall He leaveshis wife, the former Gail Tred way and 8 children He was achemist for the state highwaydept Mrs Alta Meyer,Lee andHeen Tiplady attended the fun a at Kalamazoo Tuesday Roy Wilkinson, 47, died atI Friday He leaves his wife,former Ejiza Haines, Pinckney, 2 daughters and a son Victor Bourbonnais of Lakeland was married to Eileen Murphy of Escanaba at DetroitSunday Mr and Mrs GuyKuhn attended themThe Bour bonnais family, Don Swarthoutand Charlie Barnes attended75 attended Masonic schoolof instruction here Mondayconducted by Arthur Fox Ray, mond Gillis, Stockbridge, wasI the MM degree catfdidatelV Sunday, Monday, March 2, 3A Story of Fighting DevilsDARBYS RANGERS withJAMES GARNER, Etchika Choureau and Jack WardenColcr trtoon ana NeTues, Wed Thurs, Mar 45, Vmericas loved torch singer THE HELEN MORGAN STORYin CinemScp THiAWHOWkil M m CiTlUt Wea Willis Fri,CpeB 2, 27Martha SeelEIGHTEEN AND ANXIOUSFri Sat Feb 28, Afarek UDodMe footsGlynis Johns, Cameron MitekelALL MINE TO GIVE in TechnicolorPineJoel MeCrea, Barbara Stanwyck IBTROOPER HOOK also CartoonSun, Mon, Mar 2, 3 Mafia SnBdar i a, m DoubU f Jane Powell CU0 hiTHE GIRL MOSTAnn BJyth and Paul NewmanCo or Carton and Late News IThe ofSTATE Ot MICHIGANProbate Court for the LivingstonIn the Matter of the EstateJohn F LaPearl, Deceased At a session of said Court heldFebruary 13, 1958Pre8ent,Honorable Hiram R Smith,Judgre of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That allcreditors of said deceased are required to present their claims in writing andunder oath, to said Court, and toeeive a copy thereof upon WilfredH Erwin of Howell, Michigan,fiduciary of the said estateand that such claims will be heard THE BOWERV BOYSInIN THE MONEYTues, Wed, Tliur Mar 4, 5, 6 Rock Hudson and Robert StackinTHE TARNISHED ANGELSChelsea, MichfaFri, Sat, Feb 28, Mar 1 ESCAPADE IN JAPAN, A u Withby said court and hens at law of said Joan PrescottStar of TV LassieThe North Lake Band give a f Dexter put on the first section w W1Bconcert at the opera house Sat, and Pinckney the 2nd Russell April 29, 1958 rin Uvermore was in the East April i 198 at deceaged will be determined by saidCourt at the ProbaU Officeis a solo by NellieWhalian, Duet by the HadleySisters and a violin solo by Will iam RyanThe PutnamHamburg Farmera Club meet with the JohnVanHorns Saturday The program is Solo, Fern Hendeeitoko effect sixty 60 days after adaption EWthou Passed by the Boord of Supervisors of Livingston County, Michigan rnamnr Rnlon this 18th day of February, 1958 LYLE GLOVER, ChairmanChambers Solo, Lavern Denterest Paper, George RothSoldJOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk p, George RothjSoldRuth Frost Rec, Lester Swarm Last Shall ReceiveTAXES HELEN UTN6LDI TREASURERnumwm twtim m MfWAM r, rmm Pinckney Independents wonboth games from the Broadway Leaders of Ann Arbor Sat urday night Due to a player shortage Don Swarthout aivlLoren Meabon played botharames Swarthout had 28 points and Meabon 16 The reserveswon 31 to 24 and the first team32 to 41The high school beat the Howell Junors and Seniors hereWednesday 20 to 13 and 22 to 11 Stanley Dinkel had II1points in the last game and JimLamb 7Bob Smith, Gene Mann andBlanch Martin all underwent operations at the Pinckney Sanitarium over the week endFred Slayton, W C Millerand Lynn Garner are attending thi Republican conventionat Grand RapidsRex Burnett has an auctionadvertised for March 12Born to Bruce VanBlaisumFeb 27 a sonMrs Bert VanBlaricum wasfciven a surprise party Tuesday I y her 8 daughters and 2 sons Pinckney high school won 6,games lost 3 and tied 2 Theyplay St Mary of Orchard Lake at the Milford tournament Stanley Dinkel was high scorer with 98 Bob Smith 2nd with 60The Masons have a dance attheir hall March 3 Ten A MIt is Ordered, That Noticethereof be given by publication of aropy hereof for 3 weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinekney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated insaid county and that the petitionercause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registertd mail, return receipt demanded, at 14days prio to suchpersonal service at leastfire 5 days prior tc such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA TTU Copy Hler If GottJdRegister of Probat Sunda, Monday, Mar 2, 3BOMBER B52in color withWithNatalie WoodCROSSfTATK OrTHe Prcoate Cowl for tfce Coty idia fee Matter of the Estate efMatt Shevrovich also known asMathew Shevrovich Deceaesd At a mtfet of said Court,held onthe 19th day of Februrary AD,1958 VtattattHoaorable Hiram RSmitb,iwif ef ProbateNotice is hereby given that thepetition of Nettie Shevrvich ,pray ing that the administration of saidestate be granted to George Gene Shevrovich or some other suitable pertea and that the heirs of said de t nd be determined will be heard at the Probate Office on March 18,1958 at ten a m, It fc Ordered, That netiee thereofH gtow by a pufcttsotfea ef ahfwef lor three weto said dar of heasta istata eopr of tkte4 ea euat htolafft HouseofDoughertyFeaturing MghtiiBARBECUE SPARE RIBS 175BARBECUE CHICKEN 150For the Finest in EatingIf s the House ofDOUGHERTY 410180 E Grand River HAMBURG TOWNSHIP NOTICEday tneeep tt 5 days pits tJmdft ef ftrttatt, Refieur of ProbAta,Aahtr Wylie and wife werecalta of the Ned Schaufles at fSHfefckbridgjB Sunday jThe Erston Clarka of UnadJlla oOlad on the Robert Pikas asWUliar V BacklundHamburg Townsiup Cler , Afich, g,THE PINCKJfgT DISPATCH Wednesday, 26, 1958copore PMatter atAt f lUrck S,Pthr HJi TwrURYGOODSUNflfiRlfcCANNED SHOEGENTS FURNISHINGSIIHIHHIUIIIM 26 from Pinckney Chapterattended the OES FriendshipI night at Fowlerville Frndayt Ona Campbell and wife call ed on Harley Beaman at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Friday Rev J W Winger and JohnRahrig were taken to McPher son hospital last week The Laurence Caraburns called on them Friday Mrs William Densham wholives on Mowers Rd, was taken to St Joe hospital Thursday in the ambulance There was an error in our ac eount of t he JohnsonGear heart wedding last week It wasMrs Lawrence Cameron RosmaHill and not Mrs Lawrence Camburn who cut weddingcake Patrick G Murphy, son of Mrand Mrs Cecil Murphy of Pinck ney is now stationed at FortHood, Texas The 7th gradt math classof St Marys school went thu McPherson Bank, Howell, lastThursday The Junior Robinson family of Ypsilanti visited the Olin Robins Sunday Mrs Francis Robinson attended a meeting of the EllaParkin Club in Detroit Mon day Martin Ritter and sons,Tom and Mickey, spent the week end at Boyne City fishing They also attended theski jumps at Boyne Mt Phillip Gentile, Bob Meabon of Pinckney and Leon Robb ofof Howell competed but failed to win any firstsFrank White and wife ofHowell called on the Ben Whites Saturday Rita Miller attended a Youthfor Christ meeting Sunday Wagoners GroceryM66 PINCKNEY ROADQuility Merchandise IOWPRICESBecraadWuc To Take OniPHONE HOWELL 705J fLumber Coal and Sunoco Fuel OilPrompt Serviceb, I HOEY 4 SONSMi ttA 68119 Duter DKXTER MICHIGANhome of his daughter in Detroit Shd y withwho hasto ofSharps of Lansingand Howard OBriens of Lan Y famn Qlltwl,iyUle Lee yl Templetons of and Anne Mae wen HELLERS FLOWERS SAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 riOWELL MICHIGANThe Village of Pinckney, Coimty of Livingston To theNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,tSat e Village Electios will T be held at the PutnamJpwn Hall in said Village on Also the Dale Miller childrenJudy Shirey gave a showerfor Nancy Nichols recenty Janet Shirley will give ashower Thursday for NancySpittler who will be married Flint where the son the Dick Youngs was in an icereview James Tepatti and wife ofLakeland are attended the Laudromat convention at Chicago this weekat Norfolk, Viginia next weekto Bob Niles of HowellThe Tom Clark family ofAnn Arbor were Sunday calll ors of the MrsMargaret Clarkmi n n j i jiwa cy anenaea a xoutjiThe Fntz Gardner family of for chri8t i t H Ann Arbor visited the SStan SaturdayJames Lunsford and wife ofLawrenceMrs Iola Cornelius andCarl Drapeax of Detroit wereSunday guests of the LesterMeAfeesBarbara McAfee with Barbara Massey attended a Youth Know That Your Valuables Are SafeWhy take a chance on losing your irreplaceable valuables A small rental fee makes one of our safe depositboxes yours and yours alone See us for all yourbanking needsEstablished 186S incorporated 1911958THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING Af t VH1AVILLAGI VILLAGVULiAGTHREE TF PRESIDENTLRKASSESSORfSTEES TwiAlto Any Additional Amendments or Proposnisons That May Be SubmittedNotice Relotivt to Opening ond Closing of t Pods Eleetion Law, Aet 116, PA 1954 SECTION 720 On the day of any election the pollsthall be opened at 7 oclock in the forenoon, and shall be continuously open until 8 oclock in the afternoonand no longer Every qualified elector present and inline at the polls at the hour prescribed for the closing thereof shall be allowed to voteTHE POLLS of said election will be openit 7 oclock am and wi1 remain open until 8ftdock pm of said day c election LrKTEYVILLAGE CLERK ley Dinkels Sunday MM uunsnRobert Neff and wife of Ann Detroit called onArbor were Sunday visitors of ,Camburns SundayIthe Robert Ackleys Born to Vince LaRsoa andDon Griffith and family of wjfe Denise Ledwidge at StMt Pleasant spent SSSunday hospital Ann Arbor Saturday, with the Joe Griffiths family a son, James Vincent This is Al Bohinsky of Detroit and the first boy He has 4 sistersDenise Kennedy of Ann Arbos MrsGermaine Stackakle atwere Sunday guests of the tended the school principalsMurray Kennedys conference at Indianapoils,IndThe Murray Kennedyte en last weektertained at Jtonter Saturday1 Mesdames Florence Baughnthe Ambrose Kennedys and and Virginia Carver were inIrvin Kennedys in honor of Ir Ann Arbor Wednesday vins birthday t Harold Porter and wife,MrsThe Robert Stricklands of Mae Bryan with David JonesAnn Arbor were Sunday and wife of Howeli attended aguests of the James Whitleys White Shrine meeting at Lan MrsEthel Sprout spent Sun sing SaturdayThe Grand Rapday with her sister, Mrs Es ids Shrine did the workther Barton in Stockbridge Judy Graves spent the weekend with Kay WylieTh Gus Jarlowskis havemoved to Hiland Lake The Kenneth Wylies who boughttheir home will move into itwhen the painting is doneDevie Hammer will move back tothe house vacated by them Charles McDaniels and wife Dr Harlow Shehan and wifeof Chelsea called on the Ralph Halls SundayMesdames Eioyse Campbellnd Pearl Madsen attended aKings Daughters board meeting Monday at the home ofMrs J Henry of Fowlerville Lavey and son, Robert,back from two weeks in Saturday The heatersitoes are now used andsome times They callthe Percy Ellises, Max yron Hughes, FredParkers, and Orla McPherson State BankHowell PinckneyOver MnetyTwo Yean of Safe Bankingon Savin Boo Acc ILam anT StoreWKtr ana Opfamily Wash, Beyfto of MUktlaadt Mik, Soft Wat,Walk, y OlMmisfi tMMiluf, Shag Rugs fed Spreads udh u wih w ld Dye Syittra M AO 9 MSIShrine did the work IThe Kenneth Hecks spent1Sunday with the Loyd Warnors in YpsilantiThe Gerry Henrys of Detroit spent Sunday with the L J HenrysThe Francis Shehans visited the Bob Gannons at Redford Sunfcnehan last week show in Detroit The Decker rm fit the JameTwarThon Wednesday hmaim The Lynn Hendees wereday dinner giieTteotf ST Hendees theThe Vokar factorv atter where li Bot tie COUMN VTYUE a, HAWL HEA1L h GAS SRVJUiMUUfWGmanlociare employedhut down It , Lid thUi tt tfuimumiMiiiiiiilNOWELLJcney Village Board Tommy Read spent end at the Wilde home in AnnArbor a 7 lo firr The Pinckney Village Board of Review will meet at theTown Hall Tuesday, March 4 and Tuesday, March 11 from900 a m to 500 p m to review the tax roll and correct discrepiances If you havea grievance come before the board at this time4 IturtP r4tTHE PINCKNirWw4Mf4ky, Fdbfvajf 26 ms MWTBHWSIt We gtveI ronriAUTOMATIC TO STAW or MflMMICaowt ttr Csoja tIKper month a holiday frosn hand ironing drudgery for the e whoa she gets a wonderful now Irearfceto Ironritoo two completely uoaNeoll ironing points, Ironrite irons anything ait ea eatfe and cuts ironinf time by twothirds, tooBring Mom in for a demomtratioa Youll both boa how staple an Ironrite M to operate bow it takes aHwork out of ironing LOST Small red sum ef moaey V Mr nd gold JacketFOR 5 4 W H, Euler PV ALE Fireplace Wood one UP 8 9725 or UP 8 5601 sAgwan Maode Galbraith, DeceasedI At a aesalom of said court nedELECTROLUX NEW AUTOMATIC February 19, 1968 CLEANER New Features Two Tone J pteaee Hon Fs E Smita, Color Guaranteed Free Home Dem Jmjg ef riohalairoonstration Fully Guaranteed Alt Netiee is Hanky given that thefctoni rebuilt Phone or write inettitio of wUKs L Lyons, admin W B Murphy 604 West Crane St jtfcfttor of the said estate prayHowell Mich Phone 2128 after i00 my Us final account be allowed and M iwMwitf snid estate naitenW toFOR RENTA Modern 2 House U 83166t WANTED Responsible take over low monthlyi spinnet piano Cn ho I vicinity Write OtdH MgrTest Jr ia Box S, GreenYifle, Mich BU1WESS PROFESMOJUL COBW JThe Pindot r SaiftjriMKt Ho atofffi Ho 9o ICall i It A, M U 2a P ML Tus, Frt, Set140 to kOO P M DirectorModem Equipmti AmbuikpcePfiONK U PRitter T V Fred Boiosaofi, IfWi Gnuyi SuvmU MfIronnle AUTOMATIC IRONEX ILAVEY HARDWAREKiwanis Mortgages FmaticedLand Gmtracts BoughtH SWARTHOUT9068 NORTH TERRITORIAL ft PHONE DEXER HA 63t72 entitled theretoat the Probate Court onifijich 18 1958 H Further Orders That PubUfnatlaf thereof be iven by publication af m eofy of this rder for thieo sore i previous to said dayaf hnarfag, in the Pinckney Diaoatch Fbou 35cAnd that the petitioner cause a copy this netiee td be served upon each party in interest at hit fttftt Gtand 9kmMowall, LLOYDHNWLiI Weekly Tripi Made toUrlo WmiHHIIHIllHllllPancake SupperAT PILGRIM HALL,P1NCKNEY Jack Weals WeldingServiceTRY US WE WBL aTVBatTTllING 1613 East MM address by registered mailreitnm receipt demandod, at least four fceea14 days prior to such haaring,or by personal service at loMt five I days prior to such hearing baom 1 loaita, Judge of ProhatA tnneevy Melon MOeuMof Probate OR G R FlcCLOSKEYDaWPISTilephone Office 98 B Mid ice 814Howoli It PRoger J AM CarrI 4 1 MILL T, Mith Pfceae VT BERT WYUEPORTABLE AVAnLABLl r SERVING STARTS 5 P MSINGLE TICKET 150, FAMILY 300 FOR SALE JaSmesway Insubator,2500 gg capacity, also straw 35ca bale Frank Pearce HA 6 4067FOR SALE Now Winchester 30 30 Carbine with canvas case 1000 R J JSprout UPtown 8 5639FOR SALESecond Cutting of Mixd Hay Alex Pto, Toma Rd,FOR SALE ITape RecorderD M, first cla3s condition 150 Chl Brown UP 89995 SALES IVn UP g 314Dr H R Hclmqnbt ESTAflHowes, tako PrrpettfBusiness Opportunities Vovr PropPTtyl wttiCi HALD REASON 209 North Pewll 4PHONE UPjcsday Throfb Saturdtf 11 tc 3 aid 5 to 7nl by AppoiitmeaiAC 72981300 Wt Hrand BRIGHT0V All Rinds of Real Estate XiitlafSWantedMain Office HA 68tM at 74J1 Prtae Lake Road, near K 132 WEST MAIN ST, PIN Keniv KrehnFOUND Black Suede Slipperon shoe stretcher x Call Mrs William Brash srCedar Lake RdWANTED fTo trade a 74 Hh dcofct At water outboard motor 1955 mod far shift and six galloon tank for a fardon tractor Phone UP 89788 LAWN MOWER11 6 2 4 BJverbank Hiland Wiltse Electrical SerrictELECTRICAL CONTRACTUta60000 Wet MI6, PincknoyPhone U 85518 f CLASSIFIED ADSFOR RENT 4 Room furnished aptment Mrs Albert Shirley up 8 3445FOR RENT Apartment,4 roomiand a bath 5128 iirard DriveLakeland, Phone AC 752 3 LOST A LedieT Gold WadsworthWatch withh Calypso band Reward Phoae Hs mil ton 6 4590 i LOST Male Bluetink hound, blarkand white RewardLloyd Well man, UP 8 6635 REAL, ifiSTATK GLADYS AND hHIRLKY MNRY Phono UP 8I77811369 HUsnd Ct Pinckney, MienOK smnJmV mn SALE Alfalfa HayNo 1, firstand second cutting Fred KulbicKi 3410 M8F , West, Pinckney inFOR SALE Stove and fire placewood, 300 locust poita,JACK HANNEHPinckne JwANVEDrlWashins to DoI Mrs Russel Bokros UP 8 5648 PERFECFAUTOMATIC NaLlFOP SALEPower Twn Mower 22 THREADERrch cut James Whitley UP 8 469 j Threads large and small naodk j Drop needle into either of 2 fune4srivnnm xT , y thread behind funnelPross plwxgEXPERT PIANO TUNING AND crpresto lt, ready to sewComT , r REIAIRNG iin plastic box with inatructioasLet s Get toother to keep your Piano , 1ostpaid Promptin a Fine State of Repair Monfty back guaranteeWILLIAM G KLAVERoad, PittckneyFOR SALE 1940 Hudson sedan igood condition Needs batUryJfary Jane Tasch phone UP 8 9051FOR RENT Home, 4 roams wtm rsth at 8100 Patterson Lake Rd,,furnished er unfurnished UPS 8555 Cordlsy Hamilton 6 5305,9727 Portage LkAveI , Pinckney, Mich,FOR RENT Modem 6 room cottageat Pertato Lake John McNamaraPaose 1585M11 FOR SALli3Wasnng Macninetffanple, Tubs, Space Heater, Jet Pump,living Room, Refrii,reratxr, WeaArthur PardonUP 899H6tinghouseG544 Rush LekeFOR SALKi Eitate of All ndljstns WantedSalesman for Geikid ReasoaBEETCP M Stock Stamps 40e eaehFast Aeenrsts BERGERS RUBBBRWORKS11922 Weiann StWiliiaio DaviHDINO AND EtfsKw AND REMOMLUKa5565 E Gd River, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 26, 1958 Description An account of the resource February 26, 1958 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 1958-02-26 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a6feb600ba9155ad69af978351635ff4.pdf 793fc9511793cd26f431c47c0aed5d65 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. fcODispatch71 THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH WtdnewUy, March 5, 1958 No 10The Michigan Mirror j Neighboring Notesnew setback that both parties agre is gripping the nationtither temporarily or on a Ion range basis Republicans ionto the Munith elementaryc hoolThe Peoples Mutual Teiephon Company of Lock and Leioy townships has been purchas hy the Stockbridge Telephonefaced with a need for economyagainst demands for expandedservice in the fields of educution and mental health They an nounced their platform was tocut the budget and levy no newtaxes This started repercusions at once The Democrats de nounced it as a trial balloonThe Republicans say if the reaction against their program is big enough it would certainlymean the people want expandedservice regardless and hence new taxesThe principal deficit is theschool fund which is 19,000,000 short Previously this was financed by 2c out of the 3c sales tax but this has fallen way off,The leorislature got by last yea1by boosting the liquor and cig arette tax 2500000 but thisis 6,000,000 short this yearand does not take into accountthe 70,000 new pupils register ed this year in Michigan schoolsThe Republicans say the deficitwill b 15,000,000 which canbe managed by cutting state services 10 7cAs Lt Governor Phil Hartgot free TV and Radio time butetor he must pay for it or his Born to Joe Mroz and wife of CompanyThe new parish building atSt James Episcopal church at c ier will be dedicated April y Bishop EmerichThe Dexter high school bandw one of the 14 bands which oinpetcd at the contest at Royv Oak March 1 The Whitmore Lake schoolheld a hearing Monday on com pliant of several parents of sevml pupils their children hadbeen unduly punished by theprincipal At a previous boardmeeting a resolution to ban cap i punishment was not acteduponOn Aprl 14 SouthLyon willotfi on a 83775,000 sewer disposal system The safe of the Home Tavem at Fowlerville was carried Local aocutSMITHMcCONNELL Sixth Grade, Mrs HeatonWe had a test on Czechoslow, kia last week, Ralph Schroeder Jis the 6th and 7th grade checkerThe marriage of Margaret champion James Wicker wonSmith, daughter of Mr and f,rst in the Do you have goodMrs Douglas Smith of Pmckney school spirit contgt Virginiato Kenneth McConnell son of pettse was 2nd The 2nd gradeMrand Mrs George McConnell put On a program for us in the Mr frvfeiDiane HaUburton went tothe show Terry Haines an CurrentThe schools became an objectof cersure in the legislaturechurch Hamburg WMchurch, Hamburg mapobinson and Revp g map not Mrs Meyer Alin d d madeDeaconess Robinson and Rev rumbaugh has a new project,uhat turnAyers of Parishfield officiat planting tuberous begonniasHaf mg in a double ring ceremony puts them 2 inches down in peat rirt r,rad MrsTh church was decorated with moss We finishel our aquarium rimmv whistle Martha LaRosas baby last week when a member demother is home Sharon La,i manded a law curbing the MEAcaster had company Sunday or school lobby He said they T, j Maria Haines great grandmoh , demand mtfre mpnfeiy veryerrea it 2r vjgjtej ker Betty Michaels f year and usualy get it and doM lVe A a are making docks with hands rot always make the best use of ivirs ivieyer Aivin daj made her a playhouse We it He demanded they return todles lighted the windows the fundamentals of educationand cut out the frills Thingswere further enlivend by a hass, ,o T1T has an arm le between Holland Christianand ran A A Soerfw e plant set John Biack a checker se a chUrch school, and Universityana can ed cotton seed and it is coimng John Towsley had a birthday of Michigan The Universtiyup Towsley k partyDavid Gehringers grand cently threatened to drop theinarriage by her father Judy Reynolds represents our hand Mike Sheldon has a new chooi said they are a privateThe was room iri tHe Shcof Spirit contest The 5th grse i doing lectrictrain7David Zezulkas4 pchool and do not have to inbd thltDetroitmo length white lace over taff cJlarcoaI drawingsLeroy Porter,oa, fitted pointed Sleeves high hag 4 baby rabbits paul Staple first Grade, Mrs Thayerculptered ne4k fitted ace ion i bak i ft We have a new girl Itude swimming, band or athletcs in their program Also theyadded being on the universitycuptered nedk, fitted ace ig bac in g after ail We have a new girl Isolde iist does not mean a thingbodic, lace overskirt, button 1jnss Scharme Baxter went to Friessler from Germany She pearl earrings, crown of seed rnjiana Sunday The 5th and is learning to speak Englishpearl with fingertip veil She u 1 A n T r,, n, uir uvmoi dimcarried a cascade of carnations I hsiiJSi TiiwESally Miller was bridesmaidHer dress mint green taffeta, 7th grades are going to the Ice Gary BurgDean of Men Rea at the Uniersity of Michigan has suggestes March 8 Scharme eling snow Billy D Wylie is 7 versity ot Micnigan nas su nvae r had a birthday party year old todayDanny Williams ed that a tap room be placed Inem at Fowlerville was carried ,eff cuess mint green taiieia, j Saturday j was 7 Saturday Donovan he Michigan Union there Nowoif by robbers last week with Vr ienn princess style with , Seventh Grade, Mrs Carr I Hughes wants a pony or try ro drinking is allowed on umver U PZPZJX S Friday ,the, Pinckney for his birtJdayJanetos y enyThe result i9 therrichiVis tied for 5th place a, beige shoes She carried a band played at the besket bail sfay a baby lamb, ,v h Kare KviUe A the Wavne veiT l wet game Smce and Don Tow, a baby calf, Randy CWard LPUwitha 5 won ,obert MCo sUn e wen t t o Detroi t boa t sho w i Mdfish Kare n O san d 7 lSr t rwor d Howel l ha s o f e Sr 0 man Mar y Le e Aschenbrenne r won tra y co w com e t owon Van d Z 9 in Zt leS J 6 0 4 speec h contes t i n ou r room , JpanWyhe s ra ngroom s mot h a bab y lamb , And y Peggi e student d o thei r drinkin g of fsit y grounds H e sai dOstru m ha d a othe r universities , notabl y Wi scousi n hav e ta p roomsH e sai dth e speec h contes t in ou r room J n Wylie s grandmothe rCamil a Bud a an d Mik e rr fvisitin r h r CorHn n Kim r isw,e r runner s Tomasik 3 universit y grounds H e , rum ha dMar y Le e Aschenbrenne r won stra y co w com e t o he r home , , T iL r In thi s wa y it woul d b e possibl eisopponen t get s a n equa l amoun t Pinckne v Fe b 1 6 a sir l Th l a nav T blu e dres s wlt n wnit 1 J B ,Lri m an yhit e carna tion cor o f fre e time Thi s doe s no t af bab y bor n t o th e Scott y Barr rec t Governo r William s wh o wil l i eftslas t week was a bo y an d no tcontinu e t o ge t fre e tim e a s a gir l a s w e stated governor The Livingsto n Count y Pi cRepublican s ar e confuse d b y ni c is at La Maggiore , St th e spee d wit h whic h th e 20 0 Petersburg , 1c irid a Marc h 15 industrialist s jumpe d a t th e Mar k Herma n an d Michae lchanc e t o becom e Gov William s Podi o o f Pinckne y wh o ple dambassador s o f goo d will Mos t uilt y t o breakin g an d enterin go f the m ar e rate d a s Republ i were eac h fine d 7 5 an d pu t o n sagem DAL E GYD EI Dal e Gyde , 22 , los t hi s15 0 guest s attende d th e r e ias t Thursda y a t 11 0 p reptio n a t th e Hambur g fir e in an aut o acciden t o nane t Smith , siste r o f th e Far m Roa d nea r Jewe 1ha d th e gues t book Th e H e wa s alQn e an d o n ni s wa ya t th e ome rom Howell I Th e decease d wa s th e so n o fo n a tri n t o ihMr an d Mrs Mervill e Gyd e o froorn In th i a y pTau r visitin g he r Gordo n Kin g is to t o contro l drinkin g an d abolis h hav e hi s tonsil s out Gar y Mega drinkng I t is doubtfu li Mars h is buildin g a tre e house if an actio n wil l b e take n o n itSuzann e Warin g ha s blu e thi s year shoe s wit h diamond s in the mCoun visite d he r o n ne r birthda y Road it Second irade , Mr s Johnso nLind a Zezulk a wen t t o Detr oa ecans A Republica n worke r sai dGov Williamf l ha s go t u s bot hove r a barrel LIVINGSTO N LODG E N O 76signed Marc h 18 , 8 pm E A Degrees Donal d Crai g1 year s probatio n L y Judg e Ca rlan d Ins t week ,Howel l ha s appointe d Rober tCrai r o th e boar d o up crvi sor s t o replac e Uermar , Heo g r eSout h Lyon ,Marc h 22 , 8 p m 1M M Degre e Charle Rice , Lakelan d an db y Kin g Seele y brothers Rruc o Warre n an d Jame s Ream sApri l 57 p m Pas t Master s o f Honell , entere d th e serviceNigh t a t Pinckne y hig h schuoi Marc h 5 Fran k Ziegler, WM O E S CALENDA RMar 7 Regula r n o formals ,Robert C Lillie , 50 , civi l de fens e directo r an d a retire d US Marin e commande r ha s bee nappointe d sherif f o f Washtena wcounty H e ha s neve r befor epastern statesTh e bride s goin g mene y iwtxu, riiKncy ttllljedawa y dres s wa s a nav y blu e wit h wa s k rn m Unaill a townshi p Q biege accessories The y wil l NojftmtTe r 1935 He attend 1fv e a t Whitmor e Lake 1inckney high schoo l bu t r e j eTh e brid e graduate d a t Pinc k lcen y ha d k een helpin g hi sne y hig h schoo l an d is emplo y brothe r o n th e Twi n Pine s mil ke d a t Citizn s Mutua l Aut o In s rout e e ha d als o worke d a tCo , Howell Th e groo m a t An n th e Detroi t Di e Se t Arbo r hig h schoo l an d work s Survivin g ar e hi s parents 2fo r t r Michiga n Bel l Telephon e brothers , Donal d an d Larr y an d com pan y fromDetroit Jac kompany 4 sisters , Mrs Shirle y Lanca s j narro w is horn p l er , Mrs Jeanett e Morgan , Mrs ls nom e kArlen e Deaton , an d Kut n erin e a t home Hi s engagemen tSharon Gray s grandmother T he legislatur e kiUe d th e bil lt o abolis h Sunda y Sales Thi swa s sponsore d b y th e Counci l o fChurche s an d Catholi c organ izations Smal l busines s wa s al r o fo 1 it as som e supermarket svcrt j keepin g ope n Sunda y 1oi cin g thor n t o d o likewise Th eMichiga n Grung e an d Far m Bu rea u wer e als o fo r it bu t no t 7Da y Advent s wh o kee p Satur da y instea d o f Sunday , Th e bi gargucTen t agains t it wa s it suuconstituUlnalit y a s it wa scaimei i it violate s th e la w pro vidin g fo r th e fre e exercis e o freligion Ricky Sower s ha ipart y Saturda ycver e 8 there Beck y Rea d vhe r cousi n Jeff Howelt tGregor y wh o ha d a n operation ,Alle n Porte r sol d hi s coliDa rlen e McGranahan s uncl e Ha rnJ d fro m An n Arbo r visitfi dher Fa m Koc h visite d he rgrandmothe r in Detroit Beck yHenr y visite d he r grandmothe rOhio Diann a Haine s ha dMARRIE D I N NOVEMBE R , uDavi d Haine s an d Franci s i t o Cher i Gudith , daughte r itn Aio nHigg s wh o wer e marrie d las tMovembe r hav e starte d hous eIJ j n e Shirle yo yMa r UFrienJshi p nite , a t ,S 0Jefcte d wit h t h sheriff s ents o n Wes t Mai n St Brighton , department Mar 15Car d part y a t th etempl e 8 p m WILLIAM DUHAIM EWillia m DuHaime , G7,plan nin g enginee r wh o live d a t th eThoma s Murph y hom e unti l h a Et pnnf ih MANCHESTER GET S 10 3Mancheste r brok e th e leagu erecor d Frida y nigh t whe n the yf core d 10 3 point s agains t Pinc kney Thei r Joh n Englan d ha dthe Reec e Gudith s ftadrecentl y announce d Scott Carver s Aun t Bett y01 1 lough f hi m som e Gir l Scou tbee n j cookies WessRrot tbo w a 2an d j 3 3 point s an d Creec h an d Go nwa s ve r eac h 16 E d Wakefiel d wa sDELTA KAPP A GAMMM AO n Frida y evenin g a t 73 0th e member s o f Alph a Thet aChapte r o f Delt a Kapp a Gam m a wer e th e guest s o f Mrs Ce lia Zee b o f 27 5 Chilsa n RdMrs In a Kell y o f Hartlan d wa s r eceive d a s a n honorar y membe ran d MrsEls a Stegeng a o f Brig h j Y o rnu u 1 PPwn m e rmcx r A wif cov, ai e downe r Harol d Borde n on d tea m los t 2 6 t o 59 1 his hom e Tue s j hig h fo r Pinckne y wit h llTh em b y Byro n visitor s ha d goo d height h an dMcPherso n J sho t fro m a l point s o n th e floor h e stopp I Pinckne y onl y provide d toke nTh e Pinckne y sec The famil y inform s u s th edeat h wa s du e t o hear t attac kar e informe dpostmorteu mth e deat h certificat e liste d th edeat h a s du e t o accident isited her Thir d Grade , Mrs Pos twa sto n an d MrsElizabet h Simon s o fHartlan d oecam e activ e me mbers Anothe r ne w membe r o f desai d deat h wa s du e t o a hear t a ttac k an d h e ha d bee n dea d 6 Iners Anotne r ne w memoe r o i i hours Th e bod v wa s take n to th e societ y is Florenc e Warne r th e H nn m f F,,n i uie I Io f Howel l wh o transferre d fro mThet a Chapter , Lansing , Afte r th e ne w member s ha d bee n we lcorne d th e progra m committe eR ut o n sk i ten o n Menta l Health Irs Merl e Moor e o f Howel lwa s chairma n wit h Mrs Merl eHagni , Mrs Fer n Crosb y an dthe Hcpcres t Funera l Hom e a tHaze l Par k wher e a sisttr , Mr sAaur a LaPlant e lives H e wa smarrie d onc e bu t divorce d an dhi s wif e ha s remarried HENR Y HUSSE iHenr y Hussey , 86 , die aiviiU, , XT TT Tassisting Emilys Nursin g SimerHow Glady sCollu m pourin g Mrs Ev a Do nova n o f Northvill e Chapte r sai dth e meetin g wa s a mos t pleasan tone Th e nex t meetin g is a t th eMille r Elementar y school , Brig hIo n Apri l 1 1 a t 73 0 p m A tthi s meetin g Mrs Benric e Don dlneau wil l b e th e speake r o fth e evening I t is ope n t o any ui e wh o wishe s t o atten d Mrs Inea u h4 serve d a t th e where h e ha d liv d fo rsevera l year H e onc e live d her ean d worke d fo r th e Detroi t Di eSet Hi s wif e die d 3 year s agx an d hi s so n befor e that Th e funera l wa s a t McDonal dFunera l Home , Howell , wit hburia l in Lakesid e Cemetery Le e Lavey,Leonar d Lee,Osca rBec k an d Harol d Rad y wer e ca ske t bearers W Darro w go t mos t o f th ePinckne y points Mancheste rma y g o in anothe r leagu e nex tyea r a s Leagu e 0 Lake s compe tis no t stron g enough The y hav ewon all game s b y bi g score s bu tlos t 2 to Jackso n St John s wh oStockbridg e beat Th e ban d played The y recei ve d a chec k fo r 2 5 fro m Petty svil e Civi c Assn fo r uniforms Patt y Bay s an d Joh n Bier y o fPortag e Lak e dance d a minue tin ol d tim e costum e Fifth Grade , Mrs Mille r ,Thos e gettin g 100 in th earithmeti c tes t wer e Pau l Gra yTerr y Nixon , Sand a Shircy ,Rober t Seefel d an d Denni sHollister W e ar e makin g a ca lenda r o f historica l event s fo rh e wes t win g bulleti n board Eac h on e ha s a specia l da y t odo Three ar e 31 o f u s an d 61 monitors somechicksHi s siste r ha d 13 9 shot sSaturday I n scienc e w e ar estudyin g th e su n an d abou tsil k an d cloth Th e 4t h grad e isstudyin g Africa W e ar e ma kin g ou r secon d boo k reportW ear e mokn g picture s abou t fa mou s event s in February Ou rclas s plan t ha s blossoms Oneo f th e moth s lai d eggsS o fa r w ehav e foun d 1 1 book s abou t th eaun W e hav e change d roo mday s in March Marc h book s ar eein g inwiividuaHy I Tor y Jone sf t t l h Tkird lrU, Urn, Smrycousin s visite dHy or y Jone s cousin s visite dBobbi e Rook e is safet y patro l he r Sunday Jimmi e Baugh nL it J tr i i fishing Kenn y Fisher s brothe rh i bboy o f th e mont h an d Kitt yWHUam s in MrsHeaton s roo mservice squad gir l o f th e monih W hav e a lo t o f absence s du et o coHJs T O AC T A S PANE LTh e Pinckne y schoo l boar dac t a s a pane l o n Marc h 1 2UN an d ba a bee n a represen tativ e a t meeting s an d conve ntion s al l ove r th e world g, anc y Nash , Brbar aMcAfeee , Denis e Davis , Kath yBAKE SALE MARC H 2 2 , Th e Pinckne y Communit y Li b Meyer , Caro l Gerycz rar y is havin g a bak e sal e Marc h 22 , 195 8 a t th e Librar y fro m BASKE T BAL La m t o 20 0 p mTh eCAR D O F THANK SI wis h t o expres s b y sincer ethank s t o al l m y friend s fo rfo r thei r kindnes s durin g m y9ta y a t th e Veteran s hospit al Als o t o th e Masons , Stars ,Congregationa lKing s Daughters GIRLS LOS E FIRS T GAM EAfte r a belate d star t th e hig hschoo l girl s go t underwa y infcavsket ball las t Frida y her e bu tlos t t o Mancheste r 1 9 t o 1 4Deli a Davi s ha d 8 point s fo r a t 8 p m a t th e Elementar yPinckney , Caro l Mille r an d Jo l scn o1 befor e th e Parent s Clu ban d answe r questions Thes e wil l b e som e o f th equestions Futur e Plans , Ban dDive r Training , Finance , Con solidatkm , Problems , Boo k Re nta l an d Art , I f yo u hav e an y ot hv r question s in min d com e an das k the m Thi s meetin g if fo rth e parent , Ta x parent , lan d ownbusines s man Com e m dy, Caro l Mille r a nle n Basydl o eac h 3 Other vh oflaye d wer e Bonni e Le,Celi aHughes , Nanc y Nash , Brbar aMA f D i Di p , bor62, o toward s buyin g Sout h Lyo n 4 6i U iappreciated Universit y 53TDundee70,Roos e nfor m yoursel f o f th e situat ischool i,l itu fqrd6 , Brighto n 60 Hpwei l CARD O ffUICK Skin dIso n w e et r4 4 Dewit f 67 WeM,orvilT e friend s wh o sen t m e card st o McPhe r 45 Haslet t 89,LeUe49,Okemusmage s o f fait h durin g m y49 , Fowlervill e 30 mtnliUntta Etht l Rook g y er brothe rgav e hi m a bo w an d arro w set Jef f Davise s cousi n visite d hi mJoh n Tasc h visite d hi s grand mothe r Saturday Th e Brownie ssol d al l thei r cookies Mick yMars h f s th e champio n checke rplaye r o f th e 2n d an d 3r d grade sWilli e Meyer s siste r wa s hom efro m Lansing Fourt h Grade , Mrs Campbe lJenni e Devin e is th e checke rchampio n o f th e 4t h an d SthW ear e studyin g th e Cong o Rive rvalleyWe play insid e whil e th eground ar e mudejy Lind a Shi re y wa 1 0 Saturda y an d ha d aparty Jef f Hende e wa s 1 0 las tThursday W e ha d report s o nth e animal s o f th e fa r north w e Th senat e ha s passe d a pos u l raise Thi s woul d rais e th eiat s t o 5 c fo r ou t o f tow n pOs itag e an d 4 c fo r loca l postage The n the y passe d anothe r bil lincreasin g wage s fo r posta l e m fiioyeos A s thes e wage s increas e s com e t o 5,000,00 0 mor etha n th e increase d rate s wii lbrin Presiden t is expecte d t ovet o it Howeve r it wil l no t ge tt o th e presiden t unti l th e hous epasse s it Ther e is som e confus io n ove r zon e boundaries Som eloca l zone s exten d 2 0 miles I nohe r case s tw o village s migh tno t b e ove r 4 mile s apart Th epostmaste r genera l is expect ,e d t o la y ou t th e boundarie s bu ti h e posta l use r wil l no t kno wthem Her o is a pointe r t o yo u I fyo u lik e t o writ e letter s t o you rcongressman Speake r Sa mIiaybum , a vetera n o f 3 5 year s n congres s say s h e alwa y open sloiter s addresse d t o hi m in pen cM H e say s if it is importan tenoug h t o addres s in penci l itis importan t enoug h t oTh e Michiga n legislatur e toexplorin g taxe s fo r ne w taxes A la w to rais e marriag e licen se s t o 5 los t las t week No wthe y hav e sinc e com e u p wit ha ne w tax Rep Conli n o f Tip ton , rate d a ta x exper t woul dlev y a persona l ta x o n autoes Ther e is an ol d sayin g abou t th estra w tha t brok e th e camel sback I t woul d see m th e aut ois carryin g abou t al l th e taxe s itca n carry Ther e is a weigh t ta xsale s tax , licens e plat e ta x an din a lesse r degre e th e ga s tax W e doub t Mr Conli n canpu t hi s bil l ove r althoug h h eclaim s it woul d rais e 18,00000 0an d balanc e th e budget a 1, TRU E DO G STOR YBeverl y Campbell , lTdauf hwinne r wa s iter ft he Merwi n Campbell s ha tUch Vf e ar e makin g llbmitt ed a tru e experienc e do gmura l Jo r ourjbac k ffl Jj M l Fai r wil l b e hel d in theH e Auditorium ,vtr y day , m 3 0 an d Apri l back bul lRowel l T Vtfv r rf V fSf tTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wdbswtey, March 5 195 IA Vit1 VILLAGE OFPINCKNEYRnancial Statement MARCH 1957 MARCH 1958 RECEIPTS Notes of 25 YMM Age Notes of 48 Years Agoi Tax CollectionsCurrentDelinquentRevenues State collected LiquorIntangible TaxSales TaxMVHF MajoryvWHF Local Highway Construction FundMiscellaneous Interest on CertificateCommunity Chest TOTAL RECEIPTSEXPENSESLegislative and AdministrationProtective The banking situation is stilmuddy President Roosevelt hascall another holiday from Mar 6 to 9 This was caused by goldwithdrawels and shipments toEurope Since Jan 1, 1933 450 000,000 in gold has been withdrawn from banks and shipp ed to Europe, A shooting affray took placehere Saturday night on thePatrick Kennedy Leo Davisfarm Harry Hess and brother,William bought it but had trouh le which ended in a lawsuit William came to the house Saturday night with 2 men andi demanded admittance When3,62640 Harry tried to reason with 323 27 nern he was struck in the head with a rock cutting a gash in itHarry got back in the houseand fired a shotgun loaded withbirdshot it them and hit Will iam The 2 men took him to DrC L Sigler and while he wasdressing Williams wound Dep uty Irvin Kennedy arrested the3 of them Prosecutor Sweeney released them Monday on thepromise to stay away from thefarm until the lawsuit was settcdThe trial of Arthur McNuttfor the murder of Donald Salsbury is on at Howell Guy Hall156219 17000,04250,59475,08652,478963975025009400,83890 The farmers around OakGrove are going in the sugar beet businessJohn Mortenson ar who wasbadly burned, is able to be outagainDr A B Green has boughta dent practise in Jackson andwill move there from Stocek bridgePeny Towle has sold his farmto Orville Nash and will moveto PortiacWill Dunbar has an auctionon the Burgess farm March 10Roy Sprague has securedthe Maxwell agency for thisThe North Lane band concertcountyto have been given here vkispostponed a weekThe Congl Church holds social at the William Clark home March 4The Midland Jubilee Singerscoloredthe last number on thelecture course, are here March9Erie Campbell, 85, died at hishome Feb 23 He was born inRush, N Y ,in 1825 His firstwife was Sara West of Rush3 sons and a daughter were born to them His second wife was Clara Houghton She died in1908 He had a farm at BentleyLake The funeral was Saturday R Gt ffiiti JJfc THZATRkWHTM0ft lfJOtKFriday, Saturday, Mar 7 8 lah FeatureTHE BIG BEAT18 Top Ranking Stars15 Song Hits withVera Reynolds, Andrea Martin and Jeffrey StoneSUMMER LOVE withJean Saxon, Judy Marshall HOWkkTues, WedM Tli Rock Hudson HTHE TARNISHED ANGELS Abo CartoonSun, Mon, Tues, Mar 9,10,11 LES GIRLSJeanne Kelly, Mitzie GainorKate Kendall Tania Delz Novelty Cartoon NewsWed, Thus, Mar 112, 13 DALLASWithGarry Cooper and Ruth RomanCartoonNews Friday, Saturday, March 7, 8Gene Raymond, Jeanne Cooper PLUNDER ROAD Plus1 Brian Donlevy, Gary MurrayI m ESCAPE FROM RED ROCK rUo Can KMMesdams Everettund Lucille Camburn took Karen Beck, Shirley Wylie, ShirleyBorovsky and Judy Root to aRainbow dinner and initiaticnt North vine ast Tuesday Sunday, Monday, Mar 9, 10Matinee Sunday 23 p m cantAlan Ladd and Diane Foster mTHE DEEP SIX in TWnilcolorCvtion anu NoveltyRev Gates officiating William Harris has sold his hFire TiresMarshalls SalaryPublic Works Detroit EdisonSidewalks, Parks DrainsStreet Maintenance NMVHF MajorNMVHF Loc Highway FundMiscellaneous Memorial DayLabor on DumpLibrary, 150,00 Flowers 1000Mich Mun League duesChristmas Baseball LeagueInsurancesPrintingFuel oil, gas miscTOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 37001,500001,710782,185231,447134,286219070012115 250016000645041 100750017493161,105290315,13139Cash beginning fiscal year 19,54506 Investments 250000Cash Ending fiscal year 24,25257 Investments 250000 of Pinckney is on the juryj Pinckney Indpendents beat theK i f poin t h m e hPr e t 0 J h VanHor Reaso n 1 2 an d Do n Swarthou tha d 11 Th e hig h schoo l los t in tour STANLE Y DINKEL , Presiden tRUT H RITTER , Treasure rACKLEY , Cler kMil kFO R HOM E DELIVER Y SERVIC E I N THI S ARE ATWI N PINE S DAIR YPHON E UP8662 0 nament a t Milfor d 5 1 t o 28 Sta nl e y Dirke l ha d 8 points The yplaye d Orchar d Lake Th e Pinckne y ban k director sar e bein g sue d b y th e count yroa d commissio n fo r 10,000 Th e roa d commissio n deposite dtha t su m in th e bank Th e di rpctor s pu t u p a bon d fo r itTh eexpire d Jan 1 , 193 2 an d The Detroi t Time s is 10 0 ayea r an d include s a ma p o fMichigan Th e C J Teeple s entertaine dW i Sth e Wir t Smith s Tuesda y wh owh o ar e jus t bac k fro m Was hingto n stat e Jame s Stackabl e o f Gregor yfinishe d hi s schoo l in th e Mape adistric t Friday Mrs Charle s Elliot t o f Iosc odie d Sunday T h Unadill a skatin g rin klSne w it ,Mr an d Mrs W C Mire rj unde r managemen t o fWatso n an d G A Pype r celebrate d thei r 25t h annive rFi d h th annive ry Frida y whe n friend s droo pe d in Thoma s Shehan , 88 , die d a thom e Tuesday Funera l a t S tMary s church , Frida yMrs Denis e LaRos a an d ne wbab y cam e hom e fro m St Jo h ospital , An n Arbo r Frida yBenedic t LaRos a an d fa mJ v an d Jo e defillippi s o f A mAnn Arbo r th e Junio r Dove sraile d o n th e Vinc e LaRosa sSunday Georg e Meabo n an d wif e wr ein ,Fowervil e Sunday Th e Harol d Henr y famil yvisite d he r peopl e in Bellafou ntain , Ohio , ove r th e week endTh e Do n Gilbert s o f An n Ar bo r an d th e Howar d Seefeld san d 3 son s o f Brighto n wv eSunda y guest s o f th e Rober tSeefelds Th e Kennet h Fry s spn t th eweek end wit h th e D Conklin sm Gran d Rapid s Airs Ethe l Sprou t spen tda y wit h th e Charle s Soul ei y in Howelll STATE O F MICHIGA NTh e Probat e Cour t fo r th e Coun t y o f Livingsto nI n th p Mattei 1 he Estat e o fEmm a France s Murphy , D oceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Couit ,hel d o n Februar y 24 , 1958 Present , Honorabl e Hira m R Smit h Judg e o f Probate Notic e is Hereb y Given,Tha tth e petitio n o f Thoma s Murph yprayin g tha t th e administrat io n o f sai d estat e b e grante d t oMarti n J , L a va n o r t o som e oth e r suitabl e person an d tha t th eheir s o f sai d decease d be deter me d , wi l b e hear d a t th e Probat erour t o n Marc h 2Z, 195 8 a ite n a m I t is Ordered Tha t notic ethereo f b e give n b y publicatio no f a cop y hereo f fo r thre e week sconsectivel y previou s t o sai lda y o f hearing , irth e Pinckne y STATE O MICHIGA NTh e Probat e Cour t fo r th e Count yLivingsto nI n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o fJoh n F LaPearl , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel dFebruar y 13 , 1958 Preseutjlonorabl e Hira m R Smith ,Judy o f Probate Netic e is Hereb y Gfven , Tha t al ltrecUtor s o f sai d decease d ar e require dt o presen t thei r claim s in writin g an dunde r oath , t o sai d Court , an d t oserv e a cop y thereo f upo n Wilfre dH Erwir o f Howell , Michigan ,fiduciar y o f th e sai d estat e,n d tha t suc h claim s wil l b e hear db y sai d cour t an d heir s a t la w o f sai ddecease d wil l b e determine d b y sa dCour t a t th e Probat e Offic e o nApri l 29 , 1958 a t Te n A M I t is Ordered , Tha t Noie ethereo f b e give n b y publicatio n o f acop y hereo f fo r 3 week s consecu tivel y jjcviou s t o sai d da y o f hear ing , inJfc e Pinckne y Dispatch , a new spape r printe d an d circulate d inrai d count y an d tha t th e petitione rtKUs e a cop y o f thi s notic e t o b e serv e d upo n eac h know n part y in interes ta t hi s las t know n addres s b y registe r fca mail , retur n receip t demanded , a tleas t fourtee n 14day prio r t o suc hhearing,o r b y persona l service at leas t5 day s prio r t c suc h hearing Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probat eTues, Wed , Thur,Mar 11,12,1 3DON T G O NEA R WATER in Cinenuuxoi M an d Colo rWltf cGlen n For d an d Gi a Scal aMrs Glenn a Hookc o f An nArbo r calle d o n th e Milto n Car ver s Sunday Registe r o f Proba v The W H tieye r Garag e reasbroke n int o las t Thursda y night A n electri c drill , Ca r radi o an dothe r tool s wer e taken Th e Jac k Clark s o f Dexte rspen t Sunda y a t th e Mar k Nas hhome Joh n Too n an d Kit a Ho n o fCalvi n College , GGran d Rapids ,rolle d o n th e Mar k Nas h fa mi y Friday Caro l Mille r is to receiv e re war d fo r a stor y sh e submitte din th e Detroi t New s contest St Jude s Alta r Socit y Guil dre t with Mrs Gle n Kinse y o nTuesdi u nigh t Oli n Robinso n attende d ameetin g o f th e Masoni c boar d o fGenera l Purpose s a t Lansin gSaturday Mrs Franci s Robinso n wen tt o Detroi t Monda y wit h th eboar d o f th e Brighto n Federate dhurc h t o hel p selec t a a min ister Baxte r Hoope r of Brethren pen t th e week end wit h th e Le sle r McAfees Mr s Rut h Ritte r cam e bac kiroi n Florid a afte r 2 week s Se turda y lade n wit h cocoanut san d allegators Dispatch , an d tha t th e petition e r caus e a cop y o f thi s notic et o b e serve d upo n eac h know nf J I party in interes t a t lasi know nth e Frr whH TT J addres s b y registere d mail , r eSunda v m H We 1 tar n receip t demanded , a t lea tMrs nni a M,M I 4 i fourtee n 14 day s prio r t o suc hThursda y Mr s W H ent T rtame d bearing , o r b y persona l serviceo f husband s birthdav prior t oLe e Lave y an d wife , Mrs Mr an d Mrs Ham m wh o v iStec l h i prflnH LJlew,Mae Met z Ashe r Wyli e an d hav e bee n livin g wit h Mrs Ma e Sheha n Sunda vHolH s Wylie , Mrs Lillia n W y Dalle r an d actin g a s missionarie s Th e B L n in lie , an d To m Clar k an d wif e a t in the communit y go to Canada , , ers nieh t ir nt v i paAa last fiv e 5 day sc o suc h hearing Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Pro tende d funera l o f Dal e Gyd e in Apri l In Jul y the y leav e ors isa t Howel l SunH r for th e missio n fiel d in India ather,William A tru e cop yHele n M Goul dpas t ma s Registe r o f Probat e m WUb s RED A uaterwll pump youmtimfU ttt and for git f No No lubrUstimg , t No FULLY GUARANTEEDieK V Thil farme r i s lowe r bble pump in g uai t int o bi s d hat ma y no tmea n muc h If t Itsel f ohc r tha n th e fac t h e i sa ma n wit h progressiv e ideas Th e Bi g differ enc e i s tha t th e pumpin g uni t h e i s lowerin gint o th e wel l i s a RedaSubmergibl e buil t b yth e compan y tha t Pioneere d lubmergibl tpumpin g equipmen t fo r farms , ranch , tu burba a homes , an d othe r deepwet l pumpin gidftlfcltions Wit h a RedaSubmergibl e i n hi s well , thi sfarme r know s h e ha s th e bts t submergibl emone y can buy t o giv e dependabl e servic e di eyea r round Operatin g cost s ar e low Main tenanc e i s almos t nonexistant Com e i n an d le t u s hel p yo u lowe r You rpumpin g cost s b y selectin g di e prope r pump in g equipmen t fo r you r particula r application E C CRIBLE Y AN D SO NDrillin g an d Pum p Contracto rDEXTER, , MICHIGA N STATE O F M1CBKA2 Th Probat e Cour t fo r tk e Covt y o fUrfaurvtc mI n th Matte r o f th e Estat e o fHat t Shevrovich als o know n a iMathe w Shevrovich Deceaesd A t a sessio n o f sai d Court,hel d o nth e 19t h da y o f Februrar y AD,1958 Hrtsnt,Honorabl e Hira m RSmitb ,Ji e o f Probate Notic e i s hereb y give n tha t th eptitio n o f Netti e Shevrvic h ,pra yhg that th e administratio n o f sai destat e b e grante d t o Georg e Gen eShevrovic h o r som e othe r suitabl e pe rSOB an d tha t th e heir s o f sai d d etease d b e determined , wil l b e hear da t th e Probat e Offic e o n Marc It ,195 8 a t te n a m I t s i Ordered , Tha t notic e thereo fb e give n b y a publicatio n o f a eop yhereo f fo r thre e week s aensectivel yjfcivvlou s t o sai d da y o f hearing , i nI ta Ptackne y Dispatch , an d tha t tb cpetitione r caus e cop y o f thi s notic ej t o b e serve d upo n eac h know n part yi n imteree t a t bi s las t know n addres sbf refistore d mail , retur n receif i d evrmmi, at leas t fourtee n 14 f rto r t o suc h hearins , o r b ya t leas t ir e I da n pto r t o Houseo fDoughert yFeaturing NightlyECU E SPAR E RIB S17 5BARBECU E CHICKE N15 0Fo r th e Finest in Eatin gI f s th e Hous e o fDOUGHERT Y1048 0 E Gran d Rive rHAMBUR G TOWNSHI P NOTIC ER flvka, Judge e f IeW UA trattop rHessaM A M t o Noo n an d 1 1 P M t o 4 o , p V , , , I William V Backlun dHambur g Townshi p Cler k, Mich ,THE PINCKNBT DlSPATCd Wednesday, March 5, 1358V iUWttERIfc PinckneyEntered m Stand Class Matter at PostoffkaAt of March 8, 187714 South HowU SvinBPAi f Ascription Prior 150 YsrIThe following members of Liv ingston Lodge No 76 attended Ithe Howell Past Masters Night I last Wednesday Frank Ziegleis Harold Porter, Fred Swarthout, Gen Slay ton, Raymond Allen,Olin Robinson, ye editor IMrs Carmen Porter with sev eral ladies from Howell attended the OES meeting at Byron last j Wednesday night jMrs Thressa Coyle is visit the Clarence Stapish family near Chelsea The Robert Birds of Wayne caled on the Earl Baughns Sun dayMrs Hottie Carver of AnnArbor visited the George VanNormans last week Mondaynight she presented a flag toT the cub den scouts at their dinner at elementary school,The Harold Porters visitedhis mother in Jackson Sunday C W Hooker and wrife and3 th Roy Carpenters of Ann Ar3 hr called on Mrs Jennie Hook 55S er last week j The KeiUh Bradburys,Dex , i55 ter, Lambert and Gerry Henrys of Detroit were Sunday guests of the L J Henrys, iThe John Lundeens of Berkley spent Sunday with the iFrancis ShehaitoPvt Thomas A Wylie is nowlocated at Ft Hood, Texas and wants his friends to write himJfis address is Pvt Thomas A Wylie US 55627926 CCo 8 1starmed 50th Infarmed div Fort Hood, TextsRoberl Read ajid wife attended the boat show in Detroit on ThursdayRichard Miller of the Marines called up his parents fromMriyiSiSiPilllIlBiESIIllIElU6IUIUHIIUUtllllUiUIIIIlJilliii3 ttrnng ed home from Delray Beach, Fla, Ona Campbell and wife were thi,e lne Clare Millers called onWagoners Grocery066 P1NCKNEY ROADQuility Merchendise LOW PRICESand Wine To Take OutPHONF HOWELL 705J2Lumbe andSu noco Fue OilPrompt serviceS HOEY SONS6U9 Outer UEXTKR MICHIGANSunday callers of Mrs Kate her mother in Detroit Saturday Jedele in Anr Arbor The Robert Read family visited the Dan Howetts in IGrevRev Winger is still in Me my Sunday 3Pherson hospital His son, Don The Merlin Ambunrey wereaid preached for him Sunday in HoveU SundayVillage of Pinckney, Couiy d Livingston To the 9uJ h sisNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Village Electios will be held at the Putnam JfWB Hall in said Village onIBB PURPOSE OF ELEC TING A V1LLAIV1LLAC VILLAVILUTHREE 1 EPRESIDENTCLERK TREASURERASSESSORSTEES TwoAlt Any Additional Amendment or Propositions That May Be SubmittedNotice Relative to Opening and cf 3 PollsElcrtion Law, Act 11G, i T954SECTION 723 On the day cf any election the polls11 be opened at 7 oclock in the forenoon, and shallbe continuously rj3nuntil H oclock in the afternoonand no longer Evcvy raiitled elector present and inline at the polls at thi nur prescribed for the closingthereof ghall be allovd to voteTHE POIV3 rit 7 oclr P r v 1 r ciion will be open3main open until 8 FISST MARYS PARISH HALLFRIDAYMARCH 7th 530 PM UNTIL ALL ARE SERVEDAdults 125 Children 75cNO CHARGE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5HELLERS FLOWERS SAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 riOWELL MICHIGANCLOSEOUT ON ALL CHILDRENSAPPARELEvery Item Reduced for ClearanceBoys Suits Sizes 2 to 6Girls Dresses Sizes I to 14Coats Spring Sres 5 to 9 1000 REGULAR 2198Skirts Sizes 5 to 14 SubteenBlouses Slzei 3 to 14 Subteen Panties Slips Sweaters SPECIALFOUR PAIR CHILDRENSANKLETS 100REGULAR 39c PAIRSHOP NOW FOR EASTER , nn r xTlieres nothing ike a SMantf 1 s,w rvs rcrveto ive r11 a o,Jarful fc Iir i i,i s,u,tiiiJoin our man oihr uns Ci, ,i,,K s vu ,rsin tiieir wy to siri nnJ ,,, in ami open io siiis ICJO ut, then buiIJ itthru regular depositsEstablished S66r r,Ho well PI iv1r NineiijTivo ,s ofon Sa Book lacoporcAed 1015fike Water znd Store Kss Roa4 ti M36,Lakand, Mick, Aoft Wat auily Waih, Dry Wash, fey Cltniag, Cotton Rug, Shag Rugs Bd Spreadi MidUT M BColor wilk rar Gold Ui System AC 9 M81Bottle GasL F SKV4Ct13 HOWELLiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiliiMliUliuuiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiMniiifiiiiiiiiiiiiimPinckney Viflage Boaril Review The Pinckaty Village Board of Review will meet at theTown Hall Tuesday, March 4 and Tuesday, March 11 from900 a m to 500 p m to review the tax roU and corr ect dificreplancei If you havea grievance come before the board at thiB timefhene Uftewn M418 A0ency fet U Clemert Stanley DUikelVffiaftTHE PINCKNET DISPATCHMareh 5, 18MOTHERS DAYM for f her Ufa giveIron rileAUTOMATIC IRONEB as low asper monthwffl take a holiday from hand ironing drudgery fee thaP of bar life when she gets a wonderful new Ironnte For, thanks to Ironrites two completely usable open eodarid Doafl ironing points, Iranrit irons anything the can wmah and cuts ironing time by twothirds, tab Bring Mom in for a demonstration Youll both be atd how simple an Ireahte is to eperat 2w it takes allWork out of iroaing Garth Meyer and son f Albert Shkky ami wtft aaiFlint were Sunday guests at the the Robert Amburgeys calledW H Meyer home ion the Ival Shirley in DeerThe Cy AtLeees of Gladwtn Ifield SHcalled at the W H Meyer homeSunday riWri7 WTITT tierGENERAL HAULING Rubbish, Ashes and Cindersor whatever you have Light delCall UP 8 3481 BUODSSS PROFEWNAL CORNUli Nancy Spittler with Ruth I Ann Bates left for Nofolk, VaFriday where she will be marr ied to Bob Niles of Howell The Maynard Clarks of Manheater and Dr Cecil HendeeI nd wife of Lansing called onthe Walter Clarks SundayFOR SALE Jamesway insubator, 1 Murray Kennedy and wife, ne Pincto v nr M fttffy, Mail J 1T A If to 20 P K IHOMEDirector2500 ejg capacity ais0 straw 35ca bale Frank Pearca HA 6 4067AUTOMATIC IRONER LAVEY HARDWARE THE STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor the Coast of Livingstont In the matter of the Batata of Agnes Maude Galbraith, Deceased At a session of said court kola1February 19, 1958 Present Hon Hiram S Smltk,Judge of Probatar Notiee is Hereby given that thepeititior of Willis L Lyons, adminJUrator of the said estate prayteg his final account be allowed and rdut of said ostala rlgrM tothe parsons entitled thaMto wl ko at the Probata ort oa I Ambuhtfe SaviorPHONE y pP Ritter T V Service wine CLAY tlORDGNE W MCNSELU SOATB LANi IPUTNAM TOWNSHIP Review1March 18, 1958 It is Further Ordere That PubMf The John Birdson family ofnotice thereof be riven by publication Chubbs Corners have moved to of a copy of this jrder for throe sneo Brightoneosahre weeks previous to said daj i William Beck wiU be marrof hearing, in the Pinckaey DiapaUa jied to Marlene Weather beeand hat the petitioner cause a copy daughter of the Thomas Weaof this notice td be served upon each therbees of Darwin Rd March known party in interest at his Ua4 i0known address by registerod maiLroj Robert Pike and wife andturn receipt dmandd, at least four Mrs Alice Bruff were in Owos Denise Kennedy and Al Bochinski had dinner in Detroit oneday last week John Paul Ware and familyTom Ware and wife were in Akron and Seville, Ohio, lastweek and also called on the Ross Lambs in Cincinnati i,Ohio Mrs Florence Wagner underwent an operation at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week Lloyd Hendee supervisor isattending the meeting of the n ,, ,Huron River Planning Commit , DR G R ftlcCLOSKEY tee at Ann Arbor today ofwhich he is a member Mesdames Lenoir Wagner jand Gladys Wright gave a bridal shower last Thursday for for Carolyn Chubb Fred120 West Grand KJVWLLOYDOfxlce UllWLrl W ut GcamdHowellktfU rip Madu toiruckmlephone Office 99i 814by AppJtaBawall Roger J Uurr COMPJJST tNSUKANCZ AGSj hih k Carr 42 MI L STIflfk Phone UP 1BERT WYUE AKM 8ALE5no UP 8 314flDr H R REAL ESTAfLHomes, Lake Proper OpportunitiesYour Property witiULD R ASNBroker fiOB forth Petfl A PHNE UP 8tl66teen 14 days prior to such haariag,or by personal service at leat tire 5 days prior to such hearing , Hiram R Smith, Jadge ofA true copyHelen M Gould Register of Probate so and Corruna last weekwife iwithell spent SundayIlendees Lloydesday Thrwtgb 9atwtfp11 K 3 a id 5 to nd by ApontmeaAC 72931300 Wt Cirand BRIGHTON iTilt Board ol Review of Putnam rj Township will meet on TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1958 and on TUESAY, MARCH 9 1958Putnam Township Hall, Pinckne from from 900 am to 430 p m on each of said days ct which timessessment roll of said townSuch assessment tax roll as reviewed approved by said Board of Review shall beassessment roll of Putnam Township for the year 1958LLOYD HENDEE, Supervisor A call At you A licma, jfftco, f ahOTJ, to E Fevroaal IittlaST 6er vo at Idea of ho coir fortHgat extr P M9 I f LAWN MOWER SHARPENINGi t r 2 4 Rivrbank Hiland LafcCLASSIFIED ADSMl JACKHANNETTme nevs Mr and Mrs Albert Maschkeentertained at dinner Sundaynite the following Duane MoffIt and wife, Stockbridge Ruasell Hartsuff and wife Unadilia and Martin Ritter and wifeof PinckneyA baby shower honoring MrsArt Hamm was given at thehome of Mrs William Brash on Friday night On the committeebesides the hostess were MrsVVm Euler and Mrs Mark Nash 22 wJere present Mrs Hamm received man nicpjittsUSED CARS Chevrolea 1957,4door Belaire Hardtop U8 Radio Heater, power glide, white wall tires, 12000 actua miles, Olds195458 Hardtop, Radio, Heater, Hydromatic, Really a sharpcarSpaulding Chevrolet SalesChelsa, Michigan FOR SALE ITape RecorderPhone GR 5 7811Rec GR 5 4651 ID M, first class conditir n 150 Charles Brown UP 89995FOUND BTaciTmSuedTSlippcron shoe stretcher xCall Mrs William Brash srCedar Lake Rd, rSALE Stove and fire place00 locust posta,Nellie BaumgrtTier, 3555 CordlsyRoad, PinckneyWANVED lWashinsto Do Russel Bokros UP 8 6648ERT PIANO TUNING REPAIRNGLets Get together to keep your Piano in a Fine State of RepairWILLIAM G KLAVEHamilton 6 5305,9727 Portage LkAve Al Kinds of Real EttatWantedMain Office HA 68188 at 7421 Pertart Lake Road, near N TerrfUd132 WET MAIN ST, PINCE Henrv Kr Innmii ejf 88JWiltse Electrical Service ELECTRICAL COXTRACTIN60000 Weet M3, PiockaeyPhone U 85588FOR SALE New Winchester 30 30 Carbine with canvas case 1000 E J Sprout UPtown 8 5639 REAL STATGLADYS AND srilRLBY Phone UP S77S Hilan d C tPinckney , Mich Jac k CNeaf s Weldin gServic eTR Y U S W E WEL D EVERYTHIN G161 3 Eas t M3 6PORTABL E SERVIC E AVAILABL EiiimiiiiiiuiiuuiimmiiiMiiiiiiii nMortgage s Finance dLan d Contract sWANj TIrs EXPE I PERFECTAUTOMATI C N1E1L ITHREADE RThread s larg e an d smal l neeili Dro p needl e int o eithe r o f 2 funnels ,a y threa d behin d funnelPres s pluu fer Presto it s read y t o sewCome si n 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 05, 1958 Description An account of the resource March 05, 1958 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 1958-03-05 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9f20867c97021aff018b9d29f27915c7.pdf 8c641365dae4ebabbbb1d9a6c138ecf9 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. iv I1 veunft 71 THE P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, March 12, 1958The Michigan MirrorPolitical campaigns have already started in Michigan although the Republican ticket isheadtee as they have not cone HB with a candidate for governor Harry Moore, a Detroit auto dealer is willing to bethe sacrifice against Gov Wiii iams but he is little known andis regarded as a self starterProf Paul Bagwellu of Michi gan State, defeated for auditorgeneral in 1956 will make a survey to find out If there is anysentiment for him but says ifhe rune he must be adequatelyfinanced The Republicans Intend topjeture Walter Reuther, headlabor leader as their bogey manRepublican legislature recent ly refused to confirm 2 of uov Williahs appointments becausethey were labor union men Sotheir campaign will be strictlyanti labor union They will alsoblame Gov Williams for the tax es passed by the Republicancdntroijled legislatures wh ichwhich they claim Is driving in dustry out of the state They sayif the governor is elected he wilt spesd most of his time campaigning for the presidential nomination The Democrats are expectedto campaign on national issuesThe the failure of the Eisonhower administration to do anything has produced the presentdepression If there is no upupturn and widespread unemJloyment still prevails this fallthis could be a winning issue Laws have been introducedto maks school busses saferCars would have to halt when theymeet a stopped bus and bus dmtr would have to escort children across the street ighboring Nofar,, ,n Rockwell of Gregorydied last week He was station ,jn, t Gregory for someyears Surviving are his wif a son, Dr Elwood Rockwell ofTXarborn and a daughter, Mrs Shirley Hodge at home Morgan Vaughn, GK, Fovv Vrville barber, died last week,i The Fowlervile high school band won first place in the Lanisvr content Howel first place at Jackson and Dexter 4th atTr,yal Oak The Dexter Kiwanis hold aiVh fry March 21 Louis Farrel of Dexter hasi ben elected a delegate to the American Legion convention atWashington, D C Therv has been a shakeup in th sheriffs dert in Washte naw court iy since new sheriffVoret LiHi1 tookover Chains Shnw, undersheriff resigned TTe fired one deputy and rain another Both had beenled by the late Sheriff Brown McClaren Closes Village Election Results0The papers are featuring an There were 176 votes castannouncement by Morris Bond, here Monday of which 2 werepresident of the BrownMcClar void The vote wasen Company of Hamburg that President Stanley Dinkelthe plant will close down March Marion Russell, sticker 31 and liquidate its assets He Clerk, Mildred Ackley admitted the plant grossed Treas, Ruth Ritter d d 12147159156 Grade ScWl NewsCmrKiaderjrarten M j President Eisenhowers up Jerry Marhofer has a new turn for March 1 did not come David Walton gave his to pass and now he says it willdo anrl pups away Lois Cham be some time in April Insteadbers cousins visited her Terry ihe number of unemployed m Ruel has a new ealf Sharon creased by 600,000 March 1TheLancaster a baby cousin Stan, total unemployed is 5,500,000,lev Basydlo a bunk bedBecky be highest since World Warin other enterprises which willpay bigger dividends, The company has 125 employes Duiingthe war they had double that numberThe plant located there 2Gyears ago, coming from Detroit on account of lower labor and Michael a playhouse pDoyW went to the dentist with lant to do anything He hU grandmother i the people to keep a stiffFirst Grade, Mrs Thayer lip urgepeople to keep a stiff upper nd their courage up The31 500 000 last year and made Assessor, Lorenzo Murphy 153 5Micfcaej a playhouse Billie j IF The president is still reluca profit but said the 500 stock Trustee, Albert Shirley holders can invest their money Tri4ste3,Don Swarthout Trustee, Lee Tiplady iaui I Linda Haines grandmother conditions are jjmilar tothoiiePINGREE CHURCH BURNS is The West Marion Church at is Pingree burned down Tuesday Ann smith is moving toat 700 o m Arbor Jackie Reason has L ,d uuPm Susamie Waring had com I nn epidemic of bank, crashes asI oany Sunday Allan Russom is happened then But if unemploy OT 1929 when President HooverJean handed out the same line of Annchatter, but that depressionlasted 4 years There have beena newTOURNAMENT GAMESiving costs It has never Manchester who ran up an i wing to visit his grandmother, j ment continubeen unionizedThere was never string of victoriesi didAuxiliary Bishop John DonoWill con firmed 65 at St JosephsCaholic Church, Dexter Mar 2 Irs Earl Smith 61, died atRden1 own, Florida, Feb 27 husband operated aand grocery storeon the Pinckney Dexter Road ioi1 soie years South Lyon has purchasdthe 9 room Carter home on Lake St for a city hall Their hallcollapsedThe South Lyon Kiwanis Ciubwon 3rd place for achievementin the blue list let of MichiganThe Gentile basket ball learnof Pinckney finished 2nd in the New Hudon bke ball ieaie rnibton va irstThe South Lyon freshmen bas a McClaren at Hamburglt was over weak opposition didcontrolled by A Brown, Harrjndrews When these tvgentlemn died the plant fell onI evil days Control changed freqj uently Conditions have not been good for several yearsi Morris Bond, a Jewish gentle man and associates of Detroit cot control They also control a number of Detroit factories in eluding Michigan Malleable The reasons for closing weregiven as high taxes and refusalof employees to get lion Trie treas saidburg property tax wasabout 6000 Of course re state and federal taxashe factory covers 8 acreThejxighton chamber of comm itted a meeting to try to keephe factory operating Howellhamber of commerce tried anjther angle A Peoria, 111, stmp Dentils Reason saw theFk ip a man Andy policement continues it might againpeople are unable tomakenaynuMits on the property hev bought There were forThey made 5UV of their floor shots and Manchester but 26In the other games Brighton wonby beating South Lyon and and Ho well Lincoln alsoso did Dundee andCenter Ann Arbor lost to Inkster At Pinckney the class tournaments started The Seniors beat the Freshmn and theJunior the Sophmores i,hfitirst round his grandmother Gary Burg isis building a house PattySjTOUts brother,Timmy had birthday First Grade, MrsiCONSERVATION Three Lake Michigan islands, Hog, High and Garden will beused in experiments to establiflh grouse populations Similar experiments on Beaver, BoisBlanc and Drummond Islands were successful I Michigans private shooting preserve program is underwaywin 16 established and 14 applications on file All have requested permission to shoot penreared pheasants and 4 tohoot pen reared ducks Their, hunting season will be 150days Qeustionairs have been mail1td out to 27000 deer hunters asking their experience thepast seaion et bal learn won 11 and lost 1 mtest this seasonrl he supreme court approvcliho transfer of , 10th of the nikenick sclnol districtto LJrijiitonAirs Martin Ritter si of LakeVJKI IK beoi ii a Firida hospit with pneumoniaThe Liviil i county farmI Tiro u now has H70 membersSupl Jolin S Pago, head ofthe Ilowei cliowls c years liasrsiumv duo io ill healh Davis biteZczulka to Detroits shots SeeoDd Grade, Mis Johnson Suann Baughn went to thecircus with her grandparents,the Litimersand cousinLindM went to the mu ,aes ind 1 avutions becamepopulai The Kvernnent finalv declared a moratorium on forosure and tax title salesThis ilelaying relief measures from month to month misrhtthe nunris Irove fatal now as diln li29 tO slOVV g David j Xhe legsilatura is lialtasdHe got term ed to play politics They passedSAMUEL WILSONSamuel Wilson, 75, son of ine and Sarah Bullis WilsonPinckney, died at Topeka, eum in Ann Aror nd saw a nvJ Saturday where lie A satellite in orbit Paul Jonbeen secretary of the chm dad is raising theirDarlenc McGranahan visitedher of commerce for vears H,ndXy wLited to know if Z lpaVe a1 daughter and V,er ndfuther in Ann Arbor a Iill last week putting al leene plate sales in the hands ofthe county treasurers most of whom are Republicans Thefounty treasurers had it once but in the depression the Democrats won a lot of these officesJones and the law was changed givingtair die secretary of state power tobtrlding would be available It vould employ twice a many peojple as the Hamburg factoryThe have been repercusionson the closing of the factoryThe Republican county committe mailed out as campaign matval a reprint of Morris Bonds n sister, Mrs Laura Howlett ofHowll The funeral and burialwere at Topeka TuesdaySOME CHEESEHarry Graat viited hister, Mrs Eva Saunstlter Lima, Ohio over the week end tncharges that high taxes and I Ie hought us a piece ot thevaues and low production caus huge cheese H1 lhe Pangle bupATTENTION MOTHERSThe Parents Club of Hiepjekney Cbmmunity SchoolSchool will again sponsor aFlouride Program for preschool children from 3 yearsand up this summer If interted in getting flouride appHnations call HA 6 9455 Cost is 800 per child KINGS DAUGHTERS Due to Holy Week the nextmeeting of Pinckney Kingsdaughters will be April 10with Mrs Margaret HollingsworthJoyce Chamberlain of NewYork is visiting her mother,Mrs Cacia Chamberain Two marriages are slatedlitre Saturday VI1HH Beck and Mazfofi Weatherbee andiJames Am bur gey and Dolores BokroLt VanslambrookReceives His WingsLt Richard Vanslambrook,Air Force Reserve, son of Mr and Mrs Alon ix o Vansiam brook of Pinck nty, hat ree e i d his wings at VanceAir Force Baseat Enid, Okla, and wilt be sU ltoned at Lackland Air Force Base at San Antonio, Tex VanslambrookU Vantlambrook, who is,married and the father ofone child, is a rijte oil Iincknry h SVM and lheUihiin V1 jf o CUn PACK 57Cub Scout Pack 57 of WinMIS Lako held their annual Blue and ioii banjuel Feb 26 at the Hinans Lake School wltli 47present, yuest snetkor wasJim Woodruff, assistant scout inaster of Howell RevMichael of Pinckney v present He is known , mustudents of the school as UncleChuck Also Donald Parlette,president of the Winans LakePTA and familySpecial thanks ind cards of appreciation werepresented to the Den Mothers,Mrs Rose Kozis, Mrs Maria Murray Also Den Chief DonaldBaker IPINCKNEY ELIMINATED Playing against a weak Lesiie team which had only 2 ict ories all the season the Pinck licy team which led all the iway at the Stokbridge tournam pnt Wednesday night suddenly , blew up in the lust 4 minutes and lost out by 9 points Theyseemed to overpress and their shots instead of goir into the ,basket bounded away with Les ie gcting the rebounds The,tea in has played like this all theseason One brilliant game than jp poor one next time Their seasons record is 4 wins and 11 Ilosses They beat Hartland1lt each i th closing of the plant Onthe other hand a group of employees, all of whom had beenthere over 20 years in a signed statment denied,Bonds chargssand gave them the short adugly word This was in a signpd statment in the Ann ArborNews The signers, most of whom we know were Earl Fish Becky Read her great grindrn other, Peters in JacksonI ynn Stone stayed with Emi1diller Reeky Henry, Linda Zezulka, Penny Reynolds Susanofaughn and EdcK oone saw movies at Sunday schoolPauline VanBlaricum visited Iv raudnjther Linda Zczulkaa in Detroit f ll measureSfumilk fom 490 Cmf a hurs of work t0 makeSixth Grade, Mrs HeatonWe are studying the moon,he stars and the milky wayLast week we began a birdhouse contestFifth and Seventh, Mrs MeyerGordon Forest, Tom Burris and Ll TerrT stated mismanwas the Mr Garr for Patrick McKinaBlacks cousiji visie iKarei Husmuns sister has ihaoy boy Ricky Williamsdrove nis friends midget MrRodjie Darrous brother is ayear oci Pat Galloway who wassick is back in school Rn v numbers cousin visited filmr was sic, is sister had a birthring us cay Saturday Marvin Howse the dealer By thismeans he could build a politic machine Now tie Democrats office of secietary ofi tmvi rnor is expectedhe ttill A bill to raise of drivers licenses 50cHted to pasH This is to e cost of drivers schoolss which went 750,000 inlie vv last YHrholdlateheog y Saturday Marvin Hov sto the icecapades We ara mak visited his uncle Ernie and ing budget il h L 2 The inruranco omm1 aitTU ap K an increase in in l, ilsiince rates Those ange from il a year into si8 outstate Driversirier 25 would pay a higherat1 flroken down tlie increase ruld he 2 to 4 in Flint and d Rapids 4 to 11 in Battl Creek, Kaiamazoo, Jnckson,jray Cilv and Sacinaw and the rest of the state 3 to 18Gand had replaced all experienc employs withones As to thehighest wages women get 175an hour, men 185 to 260 They said the rumor was 2years ago when Bond got con,control he intended to liquidate They added the small stock holdors hayifeliad nothing to saybut they intend to put fight up aiPINCKNEY PEGSThe Pegs of Pinckney will th Mrs John Tessmer umm, Silver Lake onMonday, March 17 at 730 pWIN WRITING AWARDSNational Schoolastic Writingawards have been won by 2P H students, pupils of MrsIrene MillerKevin McMacken won on aletter describing the Internation al Christmas Festival, Mrs ing budget circle graphsweeklight The science class Li3i 2 oarc jests Thursdayex Tim Daniels father is homeniels fatherperimenting the effect of pop from the hospital James Peiion teeth We have teeth stand ms father went back to work in of jars of pop and waterOur Wes Scott is practising with hisshnmn Pororc arc ViQViii T3,,l Krmr Arni s , shrimp eggs are hatchingPaul , ow JVarjorie Quesnberry visitm and Evelyn Harvey went to cd her auntDiane HalliburtoMs2OeIi8it their aunt, mother has a job Darrel HcusKathy Shettelroe spent Satur man vkited his uncles and droeday night with Pam Seefeld tractor Linda Steffen wentMargaret Ackley has a new 7ce Capades Brownie camera March 10 waslarry Baushne birthdayMrcMyers room thank te lchoos boad for the use of the bus Fifth Grade, Mr MillerJanet Sanders won the spelling be in arithmetic Mental dilldrill Tiirti Jrae, Mn, fitwaryOur social study is on Ieathcr and nylon We are working12 problems in arihmetic a dayind coloring chart to show how many we have done, correct Jimmy Baughn visied KennyMental winners were Paul Gray, Fisher SaturdayLindara Shirey Shirle Hil ier grandmoth TbSandra Shirey Shirley Hileman 4 her grandmother Toby Shettelnan, Patsy Chipon, Pat Wilt roe san the icecapadesshire, Stanley Kourt, Dennis Tfcird Grade, Mrs PostHollister, Fred Shumann, Doyle CharJes Gehrinsrher went oMcMichael, Russel Strunk and to the circus at Lansing SatuidviHelen WestOur bulletin board through the caoital I is done Everyone did one day the poetofficeand dedicated it to a famousperson, have a new pupil,Law We Mrgperson, have a new pupil,Law , vve ure practising songs forrence McKenna of Daly school , e spring festival in Ann Arbor inkster Our Michigan culmina and leming to divide by 5 inting activity will be a trip to ney problems We are hav th capital, Lansing, the 19 We lngarithmetic time tests andv A MV4Jis 2 seniors and 3 juniorsBAKE SALE MARCH 22The Pinckney Community Libawr a aving a bake sale March at the Library froma m to 200 p mTheproceeds will go towards buyingnew books for girls Contri bution will be appreciated Karen Eichman, Secretary 1Girls Library CommitteePlans have been approved fora new Manchester postofficeBrighton Masons maytheir Umplt and build Detroit News sponsored the ccntestLIVINGSTON LODGE NO 7618, 8 pm EAMarch 22, 8 pm MM Degreehy King Steley brothers April 57 p fm Past MastersNight at Pinckney high school Frank Ziegler, WMO E S CALENDARMar 7 Regular no formais, Mar 11 FrioiuVhip nite, atBrighton Mar 15Card party at thtt ample ft p Conis decorat felSLSixth Grade, Mrs Tasch w completed the test in aLast Wednesday we had a minutei with all right 12 athtest in all lessons in the spell er ot them all right We ing book For English everyone ed T7uft greogaphy unit onwas to write skits on small Jfagy Our cplays Thursday Mrs Ross was Wltg Patrick i Seventh Grade, NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEKwan Read and SmiUe National Library week is on nt wh Mrs Meyers room toMarch 1622 The Pinckney V ce Pe Mary WLibrary will hold open house I ,renn nd March 18 The public is invitedThe library U the only educat in this area for adultand a big influencei The MottoRtL M Thesmall foreign carsto make inroads in theauto SJIS in Michigan Q15 were old in February The GermanVolkeswaon led with 476 sales Yhv otlier cars were BHish,Froncn and Italian AVestill do t wt d hsot u newest andmanufacturers l owhy Americando not make a makrar to compete with them The Air Forco Secretary hasjust turned dovi the request ofGen Billy Mitchells son to declare the conviction of his father in World War I days nulld d H ar I days nulland vod He was convicted ofinsurirYlinarion and dffaresec and seco his superiors vhen he branded the army and nafy obsoleteSecretar Dl airSecretary Douglas of theforce said the charges weresustainedThe generals son does not want to give up hope Backln Civil War days Gen Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson andJefferson Davis were accused of treason and warrants issued forthem as traitors The warrants were never served but the charges were allowed to stand untSlast year, nearly 90 years afterwhen they were exDUTiorf fiwwthe reoords expungdSom progress is being madet I foreign ministers corftoi m thoughlukt warmyffi is,T , y,, Vr, v V iVI5DISPATCH Wi3 ARE YOUR IMPORTANTPAPERS AND VALUABLESREALLY SAFEDont be old fashioned in thinking that your items of value are safe because they are lockedaway at home To be really sure of their safety,place them in a safe deposit box here Then, your valuables and important papers are protectedagainst loss, theft and fire Drop in to our banksoon and rent your safe deposit box The cost is lowftteftfl tm lnrprttd 19UMcPherson State Bank Howell Pinckney9ter NinetyTwo Years of Safe HankingSticky spoti disappear easily when tht waters hoUMORE HOT WATER WITH EDISONS NEWELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICJ etectric, Efficientthe heat goes into the waterInstall anywhereneed not be near a ch yLong lifemeets rigid Edison standardsFastnew, more efficient heating elementsAutomatichot water atoays on tapOuter shellcool to the touch all overSafecleanquietmodern Edison maintains electrical parts without chargeAH this adds up to the best water heating servke ever provided in Southeastern MichiganAsk your plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT EDISONFARM STOCK AUCTION SALE take Howdl Rd Ncrth 4 miles to Schaferto Cedar Lake Rd, then North Vt mileLaktRdFRIDAY, MARCH 14,1 P MH HEAD HOLSTEIN CATTLE 38 SHEEP HERMAN W1DMAYER, PROP LOYD KEHRL rJMaxthJjCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank all my friendsfor my remembrances duringmy recent illness The cards,flowers and visits wre greatly1 appreciated Special thanks toRev Winger, Ladies Aid,Womi ans Fellowship OES and the Kings Daughters Elsa BockCARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank our friends of the community for the manykindnesses shown to me and themembers of my family duringmy recent illness and hospital roHfinment BincejreEy Rev J W Winger HE 71WHITMOMSaturday March 13, 14llafcto FcttnDRAGOON WELLS MASSACREin Cintmattop Md CeUrwithHarry Sullivan, Dennis OKeefe and Mona FreemanTHE YOUNG STRANGERwithJames MacArthur, Kim Hunter ,,J U CARD OF THANKSWe wishh to express our sincere thanks to our relatives andfriends for their kind expressions of sympathy during our re octet berejavei11en Specialthanks to Rev Hancock and the Schnacjkeixbiirg Funeral HomeThe Merivel Gyde FamilyA car driven by HarlanCampbell of Gross Rd, Dex er wah hit by a New YorkCentra flyer Thursday at thecrossing at the old cement1 Dlant on the DexterChelseai Rd CampbeDUs 2 daughters, Lucinda 2la and Sharon, 12, were killed and Campbell ser iously hurtThe Clifford Millers ntertaned the Merlin Amburgeys andJaxnes Knights Sundayj The Willard Wares of Orton vllle were Saturday guess ofi the Tom Wartt j The Karl Kimbeilys and John Paul Wares were Sunday dinn er guests of te Tom Wares, Mrs Calre McMacken is iume from St Joe hospital The Hubert Ledwidge fam iiy of Royal Oak and Marcian Ledwidge and wife were Sun day guests of the Vince LaI RosatheSTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate dgWilliam J Duhaime, Deceased At a session of said Courtheld or March 6, 1958Present Honorable Hiram RSmith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, Thatthe petition of Donald Daveluypaying that the adminlstration of said estate be granted toMartin J Lavan or to some othtr sutable person and that theheirs of said deceased be detennined, will be heard at the Pro bate Court on April 1, 1958 at ten A, MIt Is Ordered That noticethereof be given by publicationof a copy hereof for three weeksconsectively previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch and that the petitionercause a copy of this notice toserved upon each known partyin interest at his last known address by registered mail, returnreceipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hear ing by personal service at leasfive 5 days prior to such hear i Sun, Mon, Tues, Mar 16,17,18Ann Magnai, Anthony Quinn uiWILD IS THE WINDNovelty Cartoon NewsWed to Sat, Mar 19 to 22Double Reature SING BOY, SINGwttfc LTommy Sands LiU Gentile and Edmund O4Brien A THEATREHOWEU m CWed Thor9Mar 11,12,13MDONT GO NEAR WATER Glenn Ford and Gia SodaFriday Saturday March IS, 14SABU AND THE MAGIC f WIG WIG Color by DLux WitSabu, William Marshalf anl Dana MaaseyColcr Cartoon and f George Nader, Cornell BorckersFLOOD TIDEPiusGuy Madison, Valerie FrttekTHE HARD MANinalsoSnnday Monday, March 16, 17 Matiae Sunday 231 p m cat4James Garner, Etchika Choreau teDARBYS RANGERS C4 Tues, Wed, Thur,Mar 1819,20i Audie Murphy,Michael Redgrar mSTATE O MICM1GAWThe Probate Court for tht LiringatonIn the MatUr f the Estftt ofJohn F LaPearl, Deceased At a saMion of said Court lieldFebruary 13, 1958Present,Honorabl Hiram K Smith,d of PrbaWNTtic it Htrby Gircn, That alltilitors of gaid dcstd rt required LO present their clai in writiaf andunder oath, to said Court, and toserve a copy thereof upon WilfredH Envin of Howell, Michigan, fiduciary of the aid estateAnd that such claims will be heard by said oourt and heira at lair of said THE QUIET AMERICANAlso CartooosSTATE OFTh Probate Court for tkt CmMj idEsUteknowa ofasin the Matter of theMatt Shfvrorich alse Mathew Shevrovieh Deceaesd, At teasion of aaid Courtheld onthe 19th day of Februrary AD19MJrVtsent,Honorable Hraai BftitLJodfc of Probate Notice is hereby given that thepetition of Nettie Shevrovieh praying that the administration of Midestate be granted te Georfe GeaeSherrovich or some other suitable perpril 29, 1958 at ten a, m It n tMNd b determined, will be heardst the I1 cbate Office en March Itis Ordered, That Notice J1H8 at tn a M,T fiction of a j Wn oSi That notice tfMoopy hereof fer 3 weeks coiwtcutiveiy pjoviou to said day of hearm, in the Pinckaey DispOdj, a news per printed and cireolaUd ina,d ounty and that tbc petitioneruse a copy of this no tie to be served upon each known pary jn interestat his test known wddrws y, register be given by a publication of a eopjrhereof for three weekj ceatecdveljrprtvious to said day of heayiAc In the Pinckney Dispatch, aad that taopetitioner caiise copy of this notice to be served upon each known partyin interest at his last known addret by rtflttered mail, return receipt demaned, at least fourteen 14 daypeteonof ProbateRegister of Probct I A true copy1L Smka, Judge of ProbateI Helen M Gouldleit of ProbAtg Hiram R Smith, Judge ofJudge of Probate A true copyBarbara L Marr Clerk of ProbateThe Emmett Clarks ti Howell and Ed Clarks of Ann Arbor called on the Walter Clarks Sunday Mrs Jean Meyer andebildren of Waterloo called Thursday it being Cheryla 12thbirthdaj ,The Joe Grifffth familytpent the week end with tht Don Griffths in Mt PleasantThe Ambrose Kmdy familyof Pontitc were week end guests ef tke Irrim Keauiedyi STATE OF MICHIGANTkt Probate Court for the Coun ty of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofEmma Frances Murphy, Deteased At a session of said Court,held on February 24 1958 Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby GivenThattht petition of Thomas MurphyDraying that the administration of said estate be granted toMartin J Lavan or to some oth r suitsble person and that the jheirs of said deceased be detern ed , wil be heard at the Probate Court on March 25, 1958 aiten a mi It is Ordered That noticethereof be given by publicationf a copy hereof for three weeks eonsectively previous to saidday of hearing, intto Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this noticeto be sensed upon each known party n interest at laai knownaddress by registered mail, retiiro receipt demanded, at leastfourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by personal serviceat last five 5 days prior toco such hearing Hiram R Smita, Judge of ProbateA true copyHelen It Gould Rtfiitir if Prekat BARBECUHouseDoughertyFeaturing NightlyPARE RIBS 5BARBECUE CHICK f50For the Finest in Eating I h Its the House f J 148I EQnind Rive eestAFOR HOME DELIVERY SERVICE IN THIS AREATWIN PINES DAIRYL PHONE UP 86620 oreIKOCER1ES PINCKNEY IMSPATCa WeMarch 12, 1958Hackney Dbpatehntered a Second ClassHatter at Poateffiee v v At of March 8, 117714 Soutfa HowaB F ascriptionThe Ken Frys of Brighton f Rwere Sunday guestsBums and wife of RayThe Dick Youngs of Flintcalled the Andrew the Andrew SaturdayThe Jack Youngs DickIounga and Vincent Young jrand friend had dinner at Franker niuth SundayGeorge VanNorman attend vd a n eeting of the alecincal Engineers n the Rackhnm DetroitMesdames Mildred Miller andGeorge VanNorman were in Ietroit Thursday to ouy drapesfor the OES haUMra Martin Ritter ar is outof the hospital in Floridaalways COMHISus of the famous picturecalled Spirit of Service showing a telephone lineman walking on snovvshoes through a blizzardIt may come as a surpriseto the folks who mostly see our men riding by inheated cab trucks, but in many Michigan areas ourmen stilf must use snowshoes occasionally toreach lines in open country And those fellows stiH cii t a kick out of it beccjs they know theyre me king it possible for youto phone anyone, any place, any time The daughter of eheCiarks,Yvonne Marie, was bap iised at St Marys church Sunday Sponsors were Mr and Leonard Saja of DetroitIF HE C0010 LIVE THAT LONG, a fellow could expect to workIn Michigan Bells plant department building lines, in tailing and repairing phones, and so on for about 900 years without an injury that would keep him off his jobThats just another way of saying our companys SafetyReport for 1957 shows that only 1 fellow out of 900 didntshow up for work because of an accident Of course, wedrather have a record of none out of 900 thats ourgoal And thats why our Safety Supervisors keep reminding make sure the poles safe before you climb i v lift with your legs, not your backs get out of yourear on the sidewalk sidenot on the side where youllstep into ffi Charley Henry riv enlistedin the navy is at ireat Lakes,illThe Frank Clarks of Miliordcalled on the Winston BaughnsSunday Winston Baughn attended ameeting of the Grand Ledgelist Wednesday They nviy s,onsor a Demolay chapter The county DeMolay has initiations at Brighton next Wed nesday night The 2 initiatesare from Pinckney The Lynn Hendees entertain Born to Mrs Barbara Clarkand the late Robert Clark at McPherson Health Center, Howel, March 5, an 8 b 3 oz son, Robert The new arrival hasa sisterPvt Donald Packer of Pinekney who is in Mannheim, Ger, many took part In Saber Hawk,a7th army maneuver there whichinvolves 100,000 trops He is ascout in th 510ths tank battal ionHortier LaBlanc was arrestedlast WeAnsday by Constable Art Rentz for being drunk Hewas fined 10 or 10 days byJusice Otto PoulsonVictor Basydio has entered 2vroutn iron end tabes in the Youth Talent Exhibit atLansins March 30 to April in theOlds auditorium Youth from 12 to 18 eigible Enters clrseMarch 15Lloyd Hendee attended thethe Huron River planning meet ing at Ann Arbor last W ednasday Another meeting is to be held April 9 A 55 man committee is planned to be picked from Washtenaw, Livingston,Oakland and Wayne countiesThey want o develop the riverand increase the water supply Mesdamesh Iola Hall, JanetShehan and June Hendee attended a farm bureau meeting last Tuesday at the Mariontown houseThe Howard Reads were inDetroit Tuesday and had dinn er at Topinkas Mrs Rene Miller, dauiTCarol and Mandy DeBarr weren Detroit Saturday The Lee Laveys spent Sunday with the Jack Sharp famiv in LansingThe Robert Carrs of GrandRapids were week end gueta ofMrs Edith Carr Dick Campbell was homefrom WiUow Run Sunday Mrs Helen Reynolds andMrs Alta Meyer took tht Iftt ters pupils to the Ice Capadtte Detrot SaturdayFloyd Haines of East Lansing called on us Monday Hhas an orchestra in which hiadaughter play, who play forfor dances a Potterville Floyd is violinist Mesdames Iola Hall, RolphGustafson and Beuteh Hende attended a home extensionmeeting at at East Lansing lastweek Rev Winger came hoxnfrom McPherson hospital last Wednesday The Gerry Eichmana spentSunday with the Russel Glov ers at Webberville The Harold Porters attend aWhite Shrine meeting at Davison Sunday Mrs Ethel Sprout visited hersister, Mrs Esther Barton atStockbridge Sunday IWagoners GroceryQ66 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchondise LOW PRICESBeer d Wine To Take OnPHONE HOWELL 705JLumber, Coal and Sunoco Fuel OilPrompt servicei HOLY tit SONSft 64119 UEXTEK SUCHIGAft1958 DOG LICENSES DEADLINEMale and Unsexed Dog License female Dog License After April 1, 11958, a Penalty of 200 will be added IISnyed the Gail Hendees of Owosso the Lloyd Hendees and Rex Hn quests of the Albert Shirleys Mrs Barbara Bekkering Fill in, Clip and Mail toDOROTHEA J GEERLivingston County Treasurer Ho wall, Michigan 7 f1 1 Aft2 Color 4Owner Namt Addr MichiganTownibip City ofOk Hue Water Uc mat nd Store WHUr MO oaciKA oK M6,Lkd, Mich Soft WWk, H Ctai u ,MrMrs Roberta Miller left by Saturday to spend 2weeks with her grandmotherMrs Barbara Bekkering and Iin Ji0 Rita Miller attended a youngHAVE YOU NO7CSDhow much steeper ihosfc stairs get when youre ,tired How many milesdo you travel each yearup and down stairsorfrom one end of the houseto the otherto answer the phone Nowadays thisis an unnecessary waste ofenergy and time You canhave an additional phone anywhere in your homefor about one dollar amonth Last year Michi gan Bell installed 66,000tflepl mes in homes whichah eddy had at least onephont Join the families who have discovered howmuch pleasanter life is with extension phones Toorder yours just call ourBusiness Office children of Howell called at thei Mark Nash home SudayThe Robert Reads visited hsgrandmother, Mrs Claudia Peters in Jackson SundayThe Doyle Templetons ofKeego Harbor were Sundayscuests of the Albert ShirlysNancy Spittler was marriedto Robert Niles at Norfolk, Vaon March 4Geraid Clinton of DetroitHHJLERS FLOWERSjl SATITTthFLOWS HONE 2M d0 WELL MICHIGAN c Peoples meeting at the Pluinfield church Sunday night Mesdames Ethel and NoraSprout were in Ann Arbor last ThursdayMerlin Shehan visited William Shehan SundayRobert Pike received word ofthe death of his broter, Jerry, 47, in Chicago Sunday Hewas unmarried and had 3 broth Bottle Oascalled on the C J Clintons Sun p afll 3 The funeral is at Garden CitydayThe Walter and Vern Clarksatat Garden CityThe fire engine was called tothe James Marble or formerWillard Wiltse farm on Pingresvisited the Russell ClarksBuck Lake Sunday DJ o , Mrs Kitsie D nkel enterained sturda morning whenthe OES nftAt mutmna Airmriau tne potato storage bin wnicb isAbout J0ftT hE amended , hf tefd fire 3000 bu8the Masonic Smosboard dinn LWSi wereer at Fowlerville Saturday Am ong them were the Albert Dink A llMfc Clo L P GAS SERViaHEAllNii93 HOWELL ftiifMiimtiiimWHbut Erom where I sit 6y Joe MarshSis Puts onthe Dog ANNUALST PATRICKS1 DAY DINNERKMGHT OF COLUMBUS HALL, DEXTER, MOTSUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1958Serving i to 7 with Progun AftarwardDr A G Way, ToarftaasterRobert E LUU Wuhtenaw Ceuaty My iMpcr tot two rabteriben daHvery sfitaM in th 1Sis Harper and her brothtr Rip From vfcan X sit, 9b out on lonely Sunset Moaataia tJtt laakiraodtM bat fatA raid goM by Sit farm aai bota a vidaawaka ated Coatraateoplai ara laallad ta bar baeaaaa tatwitb Rip back ia the wood g u awa ap than mart tkaaSit alwayt ties her brother1 aptaioa am aay falijactcopy of the Clarionpin any vkatbar baar or mailto aa old baoad who troti akea tao baat over to Rips place Rip feeds araastala airthe 4oc bait af his dinner, Sit eiMexplains I fire Kin tha other aatoaaaAlhalf when he gets back Sptadthim along , tThanks to SlsI bet Cht CRifC got the only dogpowewd me 1Coajrfrir j58 ViUfi 8mm Bi tmih nOS MOTHERS DAY Ik ESS r llfe her Iron rileAUTOMATIC IRONEB at low at TBl WMCTOIY PjgTAtCB Wednewtoy, March 12,196CATHOLIC CHURCH lHf WJMffiSS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIJ Vpar mouth CrawBtw I i SUNDAY MASSESGENERAL HAULING Juniaer MaaaeaRubbish, Ashes and Cinders ,3af 800, oe, 1000, 1130 A r whatever you have Light del fw tar Maaeesoo, iw A M ivery anywhere Paul Befl Weekday Maaa goo A, MCall UP 83481 FrWySoirowiul Mother Novena70 Pfii V nieasiona jiFOR SALE Jamesway frisubator, 1 Vwtoj, after Kovetma25 erg capacity, tlaa atraw 35r StJay 430 to 530 F M,A hale Fraak Pearce HA 407 80 fc 900The Pinckr yM Daffy, If Dr gA M ta fctO P MOIL, Tuetl, TrW 700 to 1M PRitter T V KvJNBRAL HO1ISOM C DirectorModem q Ambuhiice ServiceFHONB L P 1172Fred C ReickaeH Si5,work out of ironing Iron meAUTOMATIC IRNEELAYEY HARDWARE PUTNAM TOWNSHIPtewBtard ef lUvitw tf FMIMIII rjwkin will MMt ta THB STATE OF WCBMANThe Probate Coart rar the Getatj tfLimtattala tae matter ef tae BaU tfAfnaa Maude Galbndth, Dacaastd At a aasaiea ef said ceart aedFebruary 19, 19UPreaaat Hon Hiraat K Mmitk,Judffe tf ProbattrKotiee ia Hereby fives tat tkepaitilien ef Willie L Lyons, adatiaitrator ef tae aaid estate pray ait fiaal atceuat a allowed aadlat tf tid tttet ipitd tothe parttte entitled thereto will feeheard at the Probate Court on March 18, 198It ia Further Ordtre That Pualifnotice thereof be rn by publieatien of a copy of thie jrder for three aseeeeeafre wetkj preTiow to aaid day ef httftaf, in the Pioekaty Diapakhaad that the petitioaer eanse a this netiee td be terved upuakiewa party in iatereet at ia latt laaewn addrete by reyittered ataH,rai reeeipt dewanaadi, at least far CfaurcnCalvary Mannonitte Cbureiftrf JUua Baachy, PaatarS S Supt WalterMorau WowhipSnaal SchoolCattat Faiiawaoip Street PI an9 UP 8SttXIriClijjWttatur 6 How u3oijiaflw CLAV iOROCNt VfE W LLOYDiAe teoptm taurca UndenominationalWesi, 0awen Uuiuuiia anti iOATBLAN1SUBtlYOK it Gctad saIMlW Howall, MiaVtftsUlo W MotiellR MCCLOSKEYlephoae Office 9Sdays prior te such koanag,r ky panonal aarviao at lattt Aov Brook Candors, PastorxoiWorsiup oupVounf Pooploliaxvico Wad r Gacir PractiserkuAduit trayer a tuW p iiu i Ou i 00 F AI aOo pm 600 pm j byHowollIHiKl WILJL,6ALB8UP 3246 3FBdAlrfCOOL iniyer Group 0J pi Cfiurcti Holmquit w wuigtr,aunda Softool a mI days prior U suok ff Wvaca 1 Swita, Judga of FrataA Ivuo opyHolaa M Could Froiata VecTUESDAY, MARCH U, H amd a Wednesday, March 19th ItMkt Putnaia Ttwmskit Mall, Piick irt frtn M a m tt 4S6 p m ta tack of taid dayi at wkith timtsttmtat rtll of laid towtSuch aiitsment Hx rtll at rtviewed k approved y laid Board tf Revitw ikall btawesntut roll i Putnam Township for tht ytari LLOYD HENDEE, Supervisor VfLVIMIThe Gene Dinkels spent Sunday with th Albert DinkelsAllen Dinkel hatiold his mwhouse to B G Fritch of How Ir esday Throtifh11 3 tid S to 7ACH by AppointmentAC 72931300 Wwt Trand lu eirjRoger J CarrCONFLfiTi IN8UKANCB 4 AQMEdith R Carr I 4 3 MILL ITftatifaty, Hick Pkoat VP I l ESTATLHomes Lako Proaartf7 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. r me DispatchTHE PINCKNEY DLSPATCH Wednfey, March 19, 1958 No 11TW Michigan Mirror NeighboringSenator Fautoer of Berne Novation opened on theid kmgrange employment prcb petroic River and Great Lakeskms will require some coopera f iturday when the Crapo 1 y inriiiBirv and labor Dior iu ,u,t rt Pinrualp St fo leftfHt of PiopeJe St for Al oi cementton by industry and laborthe reeeivecLHe referred if puna tQ talf a erased automation H saia puce , , Uavea,ion and the consumer cfivea R, k 50,000part of the value of automationRecent automation has resultdIn HO SUCT benefit InsteadPrlce8 tfthl te York Centra l trai n nea r ftfftSKT It cah the old Four Mile Lake cementmean fewer jobs and higherprices, i Jobs wUl be available for 20U0 wUltOOOitTo nowaworth of supplies burned upHaran Campbell 55, whose2 daughters were killed by athe ok Four Me aelast week died in Universityltrained personal The enrollment in elementary000 more class rooms a year to handle them Because of a techer shortage ll000 partiallyuual ified teachers have been employ temporary permits, llnere hospital Wednesday He oncelived on the Hammel farm here Arthur Smith was elected mayor of StockbHcige, Dr Iggrlsflon at Fowlerville, FloydTeighton at Dexter and Don AJer at Chelsea MrsHarry Cooper, formerlyof Unadilia is a patient at Uni versitv hospital, Anh Arbor, rowlerville has 700 registered J91voted lasttickets up MEWGood Attendance tSchool Panel Heldlost Wednesday Hiojit A good turnout was present at the Township Meeting Grade Sehm NPUTNAM TOWNSHIPBOARD MEETING 1Uientartn Mn raxtoDavid Walton is getting We have been deluged witha letters from Senator Potter andAt the regular meeting of the Put new boat Carolyn Blades went Cong Chamberlain n regara jom TownshiD hoard ViM arm tv, wntit lerrv Marhoitr bills to cut the excise tax 01nam Township board, held at town to the dentist Jerry Marhoitrpanel discussion at the Pinckney Ele hall Tuesday, March li, 1958 at drove a tractor Gene Joch vis j autoes and tracks lnis wouiamentary school on the future of the Pf AH board membe nschool last Wednesday nigjit When Hndee, Wylie Reynoldsthe meeting recessed tor coffee and Kennedy uay juuiua nwj ,,crumpets at 1030 questions, w e r e Meeting was called to order by 3Us out in the new hospital Don, the cts to the peoples in thestill being asked The school board Supervisor Hendee There being no old aa Plummer went to Garden 1 way of reduced car prices Se members present d his tfrandfrnothe Bruce j amourt to lo0 per car ineyynolds White Hallibm ton went to a party Su I said they had assurances romday Linda Whitley had her ton , the car dealers they would passpwere all there and the president, Mr business to transact Mca FuCity Marie Hames aunt from d h J Clschools Thisby 2000 this fall, Starting salary for a teacher with a yeat coQeg decree is 541OU1 year One with special traininggets 200 to 400 more a oiHollingsworth, answered all the ques Minutes of the meeting of Febru1 California visited her Jerry Coltions ary 11, 1958 read and approved ne aaw some deer SunShaHe said the present facilities of the Clerk read letter received from m ONeal cut her arm and nadchool will be sufficient for some Webster Township, Washtenaw Coun f stitches taken,vears to come That 32 graduate this ty, in regards to our fire dept callsyear and there are 45 to come from into Webster Township, stating that yir8t Grde fnthe grade school to the high school Webster Township will not be respon J John Towsley s brother JS sliding, an increase of 13 which sible for any more Fire runs from visiting Lee Davis while Johnan be handled all right Putnam Township into Webster U in the hospital Billy Dow aIn regard to putting the school out Township, unless called by a memfcad company David Gehrmgsraf the red It has been necessary to bcr of the Dexter Fire Dept author went to the Howell carnival,borrow funds from next years re izing the Putnam Township Fire Dcpt ileimHighfills father has aipts for a couple of years he said to J make the run into Webster Town itor Potter appealed to both thepresident and vice presidentand got the old runaround Theytold hsm to wait a couple ofd I of months and the depressionI would level off Senator Potteraid h,s bill would put purcbaaing power in the hands of thehe thought the increased revenuesfrom the newly annexed Hicks district shjpMotion by Kennedy, supported by Plymouth station wagonI tJdna Peolah has the measels, j Inge1 of North Dakota 1 Hike Sheldon saw a deer,Cathy other 11 were Democrats g ppeople, stimulate car sales and increase employment He nevvr the ess introduced it without the acministratons support butit only tfot 11 votes Only 2 Republicans votetl ior itPotter aid TheThefrom the newly annexed Hics district y y pp y ould put the school out of the red Wylie, that the township write the Antaya father has a ow car bill woild also have cut income He said many economies had been villige council asking that the door Gloria Sockow went to birthday taxes 10 Senator toiler sayaThe Chelsea Kiwania Club obwed its 34th birthday March e 17tTlie C O Railrond in BrighinFtalled a flasher light at iskinginstituted Art, which cost 4500 a of Ihe fire hall be locked at all times, ear had been dropped, one janitor when not in use Motion carriedvas released and the athletic coaches Motion by White, supported bv Wy no longer get paid for coaching lie, to pay the following hi I is as read He also thought the birth rate was Michigan Bell Telephone Co forlevelling off and no big increases in ivp nit firp hnnM dttendancc was in prospect Theparochial school will add two morei grades next year and has 130 pupils In regard to use of the old highchool building There have been re Darty SundayFirst Gradt, MrGordon King had his tonsilshe will try ujrainyIf Kir annies of occupationhalf the teachers leavethe teach 810 00 Th taig field each year Some for io a montn maintLa co tmarnag Some tor better jjooh, , Th Ho n T,n,irr rhoZu TheiS ia one thing to rerriem j r ommerce has Chamberber Very few teachers have omerce hasbeen replaced by machines,, ALBERT TOMASIKThe funeral of Albert ionusik, 83, who died in Detroit was held there last Wednesday He here in 1932 when hoit the Or la Jackron iarraune lexter Road Surviving Mroika and Mrs Sroka and 3 sons, Stau and Joseph, all oiAdditional survivors 10 grand,and 5 great grarul given 400 tothe Junior base ball league league there1 Leon Kobb, Howell, has return1 od from a s g trip in Color adoLivingston county 4H Achievemem day is at ilowellschool March 2224Attorney Don Van Winkle is atsurgerv patient at University , hositai, Ann Arbor , State Trooper Beryl Ambur rey of the Mich State Police atErie has been promoted to corporal arl transferred to Romeo Whit more Lake helda meetlast wrek to consider incorporat ing into a city 5 unit fire phones,phones in fire haW townhall 4505u Russell, Treasuier Pinckney Comm Schools, del Jan1958 31317 ut Joan Wylie will have ners I slay in the foieign countries andout next week Barry Bechler has the inaications are they will lor the flu Joan Wylie went uj a I many years to come They maybirthday party Gary viarsh is Americanize the world for us fouildnie a tree hut David ReatzI moved Andy Peggie saw an opcports that the state was going to Chdrles R Ward Treas How Public Schools, del taxes1958 7409 Thousands of war orphans, themate children of Japaness,7455condemn it, he said there vs nothng definite on that That these reports have been in circulation for Edith R Carr Ins on Americanvears IHe also said all the elementary P W Curlett four 4 tax nojachers had majored in the subjects tices, Feb board meeting 3130hey were teaching j Lavey Hardware Bal due on account , 1929REGULAR BOARD MEETING The Ohio Oil Co fuel oil forMARCH 6, 1958 , town hall 21058,22258 5636 Dehoil Bruce Gydg granjThercgular meeting was called to Williams Truck line freight father yave him a pig GweiiMer by Pres Hollingsworth J jn chairs 335 Hudson and James Putelia hadfor fcwn hivJohn Eisele bumping and re posum Shirley Potter visited Korea1, and Okinawain girls byliar aunt Harold Hollister his I American soidies have beengrandmother Many Piummerj brouM to this country for adto Garden City Peggy ONeal was 7 today Gary hiurg is buidiitg a rheep pen Patty Sprout siNunt Carol gave her a yo yo tirade Mm Anotfrso nPa t Galloway s da d ha s orde re J som e chickens Marvi n Hows eha s 6 roosters Larr y Steffe nAl l member s wer e present Minute s o t th e las t meetin g wer erea d an d approved Mr Car l Derrickso n o f Ston eSchool , Geno a Township , me t wit hh e Boar d an d requeste d informatio nuiou t tn e Pinckne v Communit yo f us e t o company Marjon e Quesauterx yb f1 he r grandmother We s5chp t4LIBRAR Y NEW S book s ar e Th e Amerie mStor y b y Miers , abou t th e atin ,Wha t Mrs Mcillicud y sa w b yi ikhe y Wil l Ne t fak ePincknev wh o too k gin Michi IK tChristie Woodro e Od U donat j gi n wec k im i m exchang e fo r 3jnax v book s amon g whic h ar e j t , u tdr k Countr y b y Rayburn,icc t IA MSnd,flrs t republi c b y Stefanson ,Nfttiona l Park s b y Tilden,Bosto nxlwdniark b y Howe Truma GoRoun d b y Alle n an dan d th e Pennsylvani auni r b y Sweetma nKings Daughte r donatio nuse d o n ne w book g an dsee n a t th e library s whic h myil t b ein plannin g thei rplans Mrs sf lcipal , requesttfjlll p additiona l park in g are a b e eJBLishe d o n th e wes trx i o f th e schoo l fo r th e teachers pair o f townshi p fir e truc k 7873 5 gaSXt t may hav e bab y rabbit sTownshi p s aofficer sSa m DeLap p townshi p 20200 0boar d O f review fo r tw o 2 day s 2400annexatio n Ashe r Wylie boar d o f review lo r tw o 2j day s 2400J Keligflberger , Elem Prin to pa y th e abov ePermissio n granted Diaie Hallibu Lo n sa w n eThompson s ne w baby M a vHighiill s fathe r ha s a ne w Pl ymout h car Ronni e Makin s aun tvisite d himparrel l an d KAUJAHuesma n visite d Pa t Gallowa yk ,he CONSERVATIO N Inoreasing th e are a o f duc kmarshe s wil l b e considere d a tth e nex t meeting 950 0 ft o fQf frontag e youl d b e adde d at 1Portag e Pointe , Delt a count y jita i IS O acre s o n th e Shiawasse eRive r a t Ionia Thj f hQUS e a t Lansin g is con j l J3M00,00 0 bon ddevelo p stat e parks ,gra y foxes , extreml y Mrs Germain e S tnoi do so Lis t yea r an d Schoo l Principal , gavetie r report on iiiih ih j lag c counci l ch e Bettermen t o f Education con k p iijipit thi year , ventio n whic h sh e attende d a t In iie y D I wn t t o Che dianapolis , Feb 1 5 19 , 1958 I r i , v vi h hi s wife Th e Universit y o f Michiga n Lib 1 t ic vcr e eclebrat rar y Consulan t inspecte d th e library ri oi the Mackinac Well pleased with the New Library11 h r Diiikel were Motion by Bonner, 2nd by Rus 1 I royali The mayor of sell that the Board approve the newn re here The next year plan on sick leave as adopted by the u I iona This was only a Teachers Study Group rfiir and they were back MotionbillsMotion byWhite, supported by WyH i g h lie to adjourn, Motion carriedJ KENNEDYb pCarried t new wentto Ponliac Sunday Judy Demvsiit to th Second Grade, Mrs JohnsonPam Koch was in a , Hanna Haines grandmother,Putnam Township Clerk, jg visiied her Hecky Renr ug visited heif cousin, Marcia, 111SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS nn Arbor Ricky Sowers flaw The initial meeting of trie hJsklK SLlnday Judy Hull whoThe initial meeting of the Ischool band boosters club willbe held at the Elementary t fhool Friday, March 2L The was nts of all band, members, option by churches, societies andorganisations Now we readthere iwe in Germany 67,753 de orphans, bom to Germanv American soldiers oatof wealock who will be up foradoption irlsAn army atomic bomb wasccid nUy cropped horn a plane i Nth Carolina last weekCut it was deuwiitttd and dd jiot evrlod3 Ochsrwisa thetewould have been another Hiroshima As it was a home wasrnolishea and a umber of t,o1 c injured We wonder why liiese experiments are conductrd in liiickly settled aieas Wethought all those cxperimentHv re to lie in the vastness of thtArizona desertearly The next year they went t to pay bills as read Carried Mi b Rll 2d b Motion by Russell, 2nd by McAfee nd SiUdents are urged to at is back is school Rods ucle Jam wasPauline VanBlirieumlast week Mary Bladeswas horseback riding Allen Incariyin n and one day events Lastnot participatey not go, norwould anyof the councilmen piMv i objection was the It run around S100 the first he v,rcr IKI vii have their i prc paid lc ihc exchange town IThe ,visiting mior is entertained at YUccost jar Motion by Russell, 2nd by McAfeeto adjourn Carried JOE BASYDLO,Sec of Board of EducationCARSON HOLLINGSWORTH, Pres of Board of Education SPECIAL BOARD MEETING MARCH 13, 1958both dinner and supper with the mem The meeting was called to order byterest here in whch countie last week95 more acres of huntingwill be purchased in Tus and hcand Ionia counties Ctonsejvationvusetins received merit Otm was Michigans bers of the reception committee He Pres Hollingsworthis taken on a tour of the points of in All members presentThere is a queen contestcn is chosen and shequ conic1 no iso court take pari in the county1 to the Fowlerviileviv, Djcreaux of Howell was MNs Michigan one year, jir Pinckney drew Reading,appointed chairman and the Other,Mich a viaS near Hillsdafe Gerald Reate Grouse lsonbteck duck live trappd in been livedeer hides and 3 elkMderwere sold by sealed bidsJt Gtyiord and Marquette in February Mrs Shirley Line of Yqungloveschol appeared to the Board to re tend4 H OPEN HOUSETh HandiHammeps Hanaicraft 4H Club will hdld openhouse March 20 with an exhloitof their years work in the bas ment of the town hall at 7 p mThe girls sewing clubs will holdtheir exhibits upstairs in thelibrary Everyone welcomeBOKROSAMBURGEYPvt James Amburgey whoquest information abouj Pinckney is stationed at Columbus,OhO ng Alletnr flew his kite SundayTMrd irate, Mn, HenryWe began a new unit on commanications Some of theboy,,made planes Jeff Davis went tothe show John Tasch has an Easter outfit Willie Meyersgrandmother visited himSomeof the boys are flying kites, fteorth Grade, Mrs CampbeiWe are making new book reports with an outline to follow We have a report The EskimoStore on the bullehtin board for a guide We are making Easterdfign room decorationsJennie Dvine made a chart on her paraCommunity Schools in regard to fu was married to Dolores Bokros graphs for school spirit Weture annexation plans Saturday night at 730 at the hike our new library bookslCathMotion by McAfee, 2nd by Basy1 Congl parsonage by Rev J W jeen Singer wag 10 years olddie that the Base Rates for Begin j Winger They were attended by Mtrch 17th M Et WidN MoTBnBRJTfet Parents Club of Hie y Cbmmunity Schoolwill again sponsor a Program for precMdren from 3 years BAKE SALE MARCH 22The Pinckney Community Library is haviag a bake sale March 22, 1958 at the Library from j 1000 a m to 200 p mThiproceeds will go towards buying new books for girls Contributions will be appreciated ning teachers be raised to 3800 and2nd year teachers in proportion Carried Girvin Dunstan resigned from the members of the family High School staff Mr and Mrs Emmett Widmaye A reception was held at theWidmayer home for immediate aalthwti12 ofGRAY LADIES BRANCHv A Gray Ladies Branch is beap this summer If inter ing organized at McPhersnn i getting flouride appli Health Center Training i March1 call HA 6 9456 Cost is 24, 26, 28 at 8 p m ApplicatMr child ions must be in March 21 ApKINGS bAtJflftrtiftS plication anksmay be obtain Teachers contracts are to be returned by April 3rd meeting Motion by Bonner, 2nd bv Russellthat Mr Robinson, the Band nstructor be offered a contract on halt daysession for the 395859 year Carried Supt Reader was asked to preparean uptodate financial data for comparison with the Budget todateMotion by Russell, 2nd by McAfeeto adjourn CarriedJOE BASYDLOSec of Board of EducationCARSON HOLLINGSWORTH, Pres of the Board of Education , amlthwticcombinatius finished in H2 minuteslne rest in less than 5 minutes YouWETHERBEEBECK have to use the tables of 12 to Beck and Maxlie do it Spelling champions HastS k M TWiWiam Beck and Maxlie do pg pWetherbee were married Sat week werer Mon Tue, Janeturday morning at St Marys rec j ganders, Wed, Shirley Hilemartory by Rev Albert Schmitt The I Thur, Dennis Holhster, Friday, te were attended by Ruth Stanley Kourt Grand championDavis ur and Jeff Shirley Hileman Linda the wedding Vn the 2nd grade Ji bdJ to Wth usDavis ofPfntfkrtey the wedding Vn g Jibreakfast was at the bridesJ torn Wenatchee, Wash Wearhome They will live in theKennedy apartment on Putnam Wed Wegaveat, Pinckney In regard to the BrownMcJaren closing last week all the ropers but the South LyonHerald, printed only the state ment of Morris Bond, companypresident, blaming high taxesanH refusal of the employees to to et out production as the cause of JosingThey ignoredthe statement of group of employ ccs all of whom had been thereover 20 yrs who Married incom petence of Bond and his dismissH of the experienced supervis jry employees Everyone knew viat the affairs at Hamburgiiad not been going well for 3 r 4 years, The number of employees dropped from 500 to 125aiq uatu aq puiin ,os The taxes fere notovef heavy and the wages nati were nA the highest despiteBonds statement, George Van Purserr who has been trying toget up enough nerve to runagainst Gov Williams, swallowed Bonds statement whole,must have nearly choked him, andent it out as campaign material He ignored the statement offhe employees The plant wasnot unionizedThird Grade, Mrs PostRhoda Baxter says hypnotiz3si Lawrence Hughes aunt hil gs aunis in the hospital Donald Hollis ter visited Ronald Lentz in AnnArbor over the week end Sixth Grade, Mrs TaschLast Wednesday we had aspelling bee on words we havehad Friday we all painted,nioet ly Easter thingsWe are an readfftg a book and will gtv bookreports Soon we start a unit Scandinavian countriesFifth and Seventh, Mrs Meyer Scharme Bat ik lSeventh Grade, Mrs Carrafcty Suggitt went roller skating with k e Tesime i andBrend a Hoy t , W e ha d a 10 0Fran k Zlegiei v WJL m Scharme Baxte r wa e tic kweek Glori a Bon d ha dMesdame sCaro l Tauriane n an d Fanni elUMor brough t cak e an d th eother rfrMhmw t Pa t Pal m M Mllto r go t nan , rS v L 1 a fiel d mous e Saturday , V I T fOVSvJ , Mait n I , 196 8K frARE YOU R IMPORTAN TPAPER S AN D VALUABLE SREALL Y SAFE Don t b e ol d fashione d i n thinkin g cha t you ritem s o f valu e ar e saf e becaus e the y ar e locke daway a t home T o b e reall y sur e o f thei r safety ,plac e the m in a saf e deposi t bo x here Then , you rvaluable s an d importan t paper s ar e protecte dagains t loss , thef t an d fire Dro p i n t o ou r ban ksoo n an d ren t your safe deposi t box Th e cot ti s low 9ttm4 mi lnrpr4d J4McPherso n Stat e Ban kHewe U Ptackne yNinetyTwo Yeewe Safe BankingHoi water hlps houawrives hurry through houseworkMOR E HO T WATE R WIT H EDISON S NE WELECTRI C WATE R HEATIN G SERVIC Eictrj c wate r heater s giv e yo u al l thes e importan t advantages fiB Efficitutth t hM t goe s int oB E Instal l anywhirenee d no t b e nu r a dumm yB Loff f liftmwt s rigi d Ediso n standard sB Fttww , mof t ef f i t heatin g element sB Automaticho t wat i always on ta pB Out sMIwo l to th e touc h al l ove rB Sateefrinqutetmoder nB 101 1 mtotm eJtetrict l part s withou t charg eAf t this adds up to the best water heaHiy terries ever provided in Southeastern MichiganAs k you r pkimbe r o r applianc e deale r DETROI T EDISO NrV K r Th e Rober t Qeiuwn s e f Hed fad wer e Sunda y west s tt th eFranci s Shehan a honorin g th ebfethdpy s o f Susa n an d Patty Ralp h Hal l an d wif e visite drelative s i n Plymout h Sunday Mn Jeanett e McDonal d r V rente d he r hous e t o Le o Guzu w T V Oar s Miller s v a d he r OK n Robinso n an d wif e at ak y o f Ras h Lake , a conssrva I Detroi t Sunday tende d TriPas t Master s Nit e Lio n man Virgini a Clar k o M fm s t An n Arbo r Thursday Th e Jac k Clark s Dexte r war nary Baughn Jj Tr Lee Lavty family ipent Sunday giMeta of the Hark NeA Iwbara were tafSuna ii Tscksi with relat HELLERS FLOWERSSAY IT with FLO WER5HOWELL I Ntt4SYtarsAgBorn ta Mark Allison andwife March 9 a daughterBert Roche, township treat WJAAMwas the second to settle with WeC toSaUMarthe county treasurer this year H B Boyd of Detroit hasbought the Hotel Livingston at 7 VTHiAWToMBi DeMt BeatweSING BOY, SING9OBrienalsrSABU AND THE MAGIC RING9Color bj DtLutHoweiLGeorge Leoffler and famity 1have moved from the Schulerjfarm in Marion to Mrs Maria j Plymptons house in PicckneyBorn to Charles Jones andwife, Clifton, last week a girlMrs Cifton is a daughter olMr and Mrs G Fish Martha Murphy is working ina millinery shop in Bay City 30 friends of Helen Monks1 gave her a surprise Thursday on her 15th birthday Sun thru Sat March 23 thu 2916 friends of 1 S P Johnson Bvy HW Every Emotiongave him a suprise Monday on Evtrv Shame, vry Fear Sabo, WffliajB Marshallanl Daria MasseyColct Cartoo sad Wed ThvMarTHE QUIET AMERICAN mmAudie Abohis 81st birthday There was only one villageticket this year and the following were elected Pres, F GJackson Clerk , Guy TeepieTreas H R Geer Trustees31 J Reason, John Dinkel, IrviiKennedy Assessor, VV W Barnard 121 votes were cast Born to Will Nash and wifeMarch 5, a sonRev Charles Simpson, formMethodist pastor here died Mon day in Detroit from an accident vnen he fell off a Woodward Avej car i Barney Cummiskey who has I lived with Cap McCluskey ior some time, died Monday and was buried in St Josephs Cemetery,Howell1 Carle ton Barnard and Ella Mae arley called at the ChriiI Brogan home Sunday The friends and neighors of Mr and Mrs I J Abbott gavethem a surprise party Fridaynight They were given a silver tabte servicei Miss Joie Harris of Dundee Is ill at her home hereWhile kating at the Gregoryrink last week Mrs Wm Buhlfell and broke her wrist PEYTON PLACEDeLnxe and Cinemascope witLana Turner, Lloyd Nolan,Arthur Kennedy Ross Tamblyn Terry Moore, Hope Lang Ue Phillips, Diane VarsiNo Advance in PricesSunday 240 545, 8502 Shows Wek Day,600, 930 Friday, Saturday, March 21, 22CH WaJfctzFORT DOBBS r PlaePau Domino, Jerry Lm VmA to JAMBOREESunday, Monday March 23, 4MatiMt SNftfey 2Jt p 4generai to nvestlgate the exhor oltant fees paid to attormes lorieceivers ot closed banks which ie clarFed as a racket He saidone got 2500U tor 3 day a workAnotner 750 per day ihe at corneys wnom fte named threaten court action against himAMMThe iiickney Independentswon both games from Co K oiAnn Arbor Saturday night Thtreserve won 51 to 10 and the first team 30 to 18 Don Swar thout had 16 points and Loren Meabon 14 Gov William Comstock willpeak at Howell March 22W W Barnard who has beenIn business here 44 years is retir ing and closing out his stockJohn 0 TJtaSmpson, editor ofthe Dexter Leader 40 years died SundayMoat of the banks in Michiganbut dfefew federal reserve onesare 85 closed The legislature is deadjdced by 9 Republicansand 2 Democrats who want theappointment of receivers vestedfa the banking commissionerThe others want a 3 man com mittee, governor, attorney gen 1 aftd banking commissionerto have the powerLivingston Lodge No 76 willhave their Past Masters NightMarch 24Walter Girard will put will put on the banquet at 25cLouis EAnderson, grand mastw will give the address, Judge Neil E Reid and Dr Francis B Lambie are also on the progamThe Brighton double quartettedirected by Dr Singer will sing Poss Read is toastmaster Foilowing thia the past masters willwork an MM degree The line up isW, M, P W Curlett SW, J HHooker J W, JohnMartin Sec Kirk Van WinkleS D, Reg Schafer J D, PaulClark Sts, Azel Cafpenter and STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate dWilliam J Duhaime, DeceasedAt a session of said Courtheld on March 6, 1958Present Honorable Hiram RSmith, Judge of ProbateNotice is Hereby Given, Thatthe petition of Donald Daveluypraying that the adminlstratI ion of said estate be granted toJ Martin J Lavan or to some oth er sutable person and Luti theheirs of said deceased be determined, will be heard at the Probate Court on April 1, 1958t ten A MIt Is Ordered That noticethereof be given by publication Virgina Fiel4DoulamROCKABILLY BABYYOUNG AND DANGEROUS iTue, Wed, March 25, 26Micky RooasyasBABY FACE NELSON plusDEEP ADVENTUBE Featurtu in Colorparty in intertit at last knows addre by registersd matt, return receipt demanded, at lttdtfourteen 14 days prwr to suck hearing, or by personal scrvica last fivs 6 dayt priex t co such hsarinf Hiram R Smith, Ju4f fbatsA trus copyHcltn M Gtuld fttf itr PresaUSTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate efDale E Gyde, also known asDale Gyde, Deceased At a session of said court heidon March 12 1958Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith Judge of ProbateNotice is Hereby Given,Thatall creditors of said deceased are J to present their u uf J I 4wiw iu present Urnereot be given by publication i ,n wriring Mid undIof a copy hereof for three weeks said Court and to consectively previous to said day thereof upon Mttdred G, of hearing in the Pinckney Dis pTpinckSiganpatch and that the petitioner f M pyofthe petitioner f ckney, Michigan, fidueause a copy of this notice to j iar3f of said efltate, and thai ved upon each known party uc claims will be heard andin interest at his last known ad th nr5taw of said deceased ss by registered mail return I vruJet9nninm by said Cburtinerest at his last known ad 5taw of said deceadress by registered mail, return I vruJet9nninm by said Cbreceipt demanded, at least four1 SllS Probat Office on Mayteen 14 days prior to such hear j 19,8 ing by personal service at leas uu ls unve 5 days prior to such hear J t5reot fa Jf ofaHiram R Smith, Judge efJudge of Probate A true copyBarbara L MarrClerk of Probate That notice by publicationupy hereof for thre consectively previous tfaid day of hearing in 4s Pinckney Dispatch, and that thefidicuary cause a copy of thisnotice to be served uponknown party in interest at last known address byWalter Girard At the caucuses Saturday thefollowing tickets were, named Democrat SupMannins HoiselClerk, Lulu Darrow Treas,, nk Hinchey Justice, Albert STATE OF MICHIGAN fv RIluwn aaaress The Probate Court for the Coun1d or cfled ma ty of Uvingston I091 1In th Matter of the Estate of j Francei Murphy, Dt to sueh d sXs such hearing,held on February 24, 1958 1 Probate Present, Honorable Hiram If j A true copy Smith Judge of Probate Helen M Gould Notice is Hereby Given,That,Register of Probatethe petition of Thomas Murphy j praying that the administrat ion of said estate be granted to CARD OF THANKf hrof d be datumPof aiddeased be datumd , wil b heard at the ProbaU Court on March 26 1958 ourt on March 26, 1958 Bln a m,lt Ordered That notjc IV thereof be given by publication LZjr three week, , Aprevious to said , rrU Ninths Pinckney I K ihcUen Dinkels andlSmihJViVflwJrt0 b send upon each known dayiv T uomtiyii iouis wagncrRepublican ticket isSup, Fred Slayton Clerk,MyronWflcox Treas, Thressa CoyleJustice S H Carr High Com, Claude Swarthout Constables,J P Doyle, Frank Mowers,M TGraves, Rex Harris Lois Kellenberger undewentan operation at McPherson ho pital last weekArthur McNutt of IslandLake was acquitted of the murder of Donald Salsbury Saturday The jury of which Guy Hall was a member was out all nightMcNutt was jealous of his wife He is 56, she 32Senator Jot Foster of thisdistrict has asked the attormey TrlVFOR HOME DELIVERY SERVICE IN THIS AREATWIN PINES DAIRY PHONE UPI662 4vf, 1 t , V GENTS FURNISHBiGS Wednriflay, March 19,ft Entered a Seepntf CIBM IP P Matter at PMtottn At of March S, 187714 Sovtk Hown 8W 1 JO YerC J Clinton and wife spentSunday with Ms tfess fishbeckbeck in LansingOlin Robinson, Frank Zejgterye editor with Barney Wionand Car Steinmayer of Ann Arbor attended the ByronPast Masters night and big chicken dinner Saturday nightRex Sackett, Glen Alt, James and Rupert Qamwuralso there ajmaiimniiiitnimiirrrrr Dr and Mrs Ray Duffy,NellGardner, Fannie Monkg andye editor attended the annual St Patricks banquet at DexterSunday nightMrs Earl Kimbler gave birthday party Saturday for hexI son David on his 4th bixtiday16 were there1 Friday the Earl Kunmers en tertained at dinner the WillardVares and Paul Ware of Ply mouth and Tom Ware and wife, Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge withRev Keith Ledwidge spent Sun day with the Edward Grablickrin FerndaleThe Jack Young s and RayRav Burns families attended thet Paticks banquet at Brighton Sunday Wagoners GroceryQ66 PINCKNEY ROADQuility Merchandise LOW PRICESBsr and Wine To Take OutPHONE H0WE1X 705J2B mm f i t Lumber Coal andunoco Fuel Oilrompt servicei HOEY ONS68119 Dexiw UKXTER MICHIGAN1958 DOG LICENSES DEADLINEUmextd Dog LicenseFemale Dog License After April 1, 11958, a Penalty of 200 will be addedFill in, Clip and Mail toDOROTHEA GREERLivingiton County Traurr HoWell, Michigan2 Color 4 SexMichiganor City ofHue Wtcr Aundroraat and Storeoff MM,Lakand, Mich, Soft Wutei vairily Waih, Dry Vry Cleaning, Cotton Rug, Shag Rugs Bed SpreadsRJolr with our old ftyo 3ystffL phoiM AC 9 981THE SOO LOCKS HERALDS SPRINGTIME Full Color Reproduction swtnhlr far framing vi ipor requestew Discover the natural beauty of Michiganmnjjoy the natural goodness of Michigan brewed beeriVlicliigan Jjrewers Association 350 Madison Avenue Dotroit 26, Michigan Bottle OasWAiiK tUiiNG AMICo Goebr Co fifnnnl Browing Co of Michigan Pfciffrr Browing Co 7 members of Pinckney OE the Friendship night atlightoa Tuesday The Kenneth Wyitee havexoved into their new home onJbst Putnam St, Mt Ulla Newman of AnnArbor spent last week with the MM Bra Whites Rkshaiip W Wylie went to FtJhsrdian IU last week and tookthe entrance examination to thoWest Point Military Academy Mrs Warda Harwood of Howel spent Sunday at the Dale Miller home Mrs Madeline Shehan of AnnArbor called oo William Shehanlast week Fred Wylie was given a biith4ay party, Sunday t the Marion town hose Those there wereike Ashet Wylies, Bert Wj, lasted Grant, Jo Ju aysFrtte Wyiies, Frank Battles, WJttam geCiiBoqgh and wile Julia Drudge, Sarah Arm Foster, Walled Lake, Mrs Maxbe Garrett, Commerce and Asher Fink and wife, New LothropCarl McCulley who operateda tavern here some years ago died in Texas Feb 28 M J Reason and wife hadSunday dinner with the Gerald Reasons Gerald Henry of Detroit spentthe week end with the Jesse Curtte Patterson of Stockbridgecalled the Stanley Dinkels Sunday Gearge Long is a patient inan Ann Arbor hospitalMrsWm BMnn of Silver Lakenrs Mr,and MrsLynn Hendee and,Mrs June Hendee were in Lan1ing Friday Mrs Alberta Close entertained the Pinckney OES past matrons at her home at Lake Lob lel Monday Mesdams CarpdGriiffths and Mildred Mler vere cohostessest The Albert Shirley entertained the Doyle Templetons of S Harbor ad the RblIfo Edna Hadley of Paima,pent Sunday with the Law t Clarence McGowan who mited his exwifes house in Pongot 15 years in prison The body of John Bell 40 ofJackson was brought here or burial in St Marys Cmeter today He was a son of ThomasSell and a nephew of the lareMark Bell of Pinckney Phil Gentties Invincible werebeaten SI to 51 Monday nightr the New Hudson tournament by the Brighton Bankers Fred Swarthout has gone toFort Lauderdale, Florida The Edwin Sprout familyspent Sunday with the HaroldHeusnifins in Ypsilanti The T Stark family of Fanington have moved in the house on the Orla Hinchey farm onM36 WAnita Shire, Sharon GriffithsVerna Hoben and Mildred Kelll, tnberger roller skated at ChtLl L P GAS SLKViUHOMHAilNGemus, a HOWELL IflflflWHIWHA1TRYING TO PICTURE Avigin tillionth of anything is beyondinjured in a auto ace the comprehension of most of us , Aher husband was Almost as inconceivable for many is what life in America would be like without bur motortruckMass production and subasembly operationsthe very heaitof our technological economywould be utterly impossible with out materials and parts trucks now provide And certainly there would be a tremendous change in oureating habits if trucks were removed from the picture be cause everything that comes from the farmincluding meatkilled is still in University bosAnn ArorThe Dr, Charges familyThe Dr, Chares Uof Detroit were Sunday ruestsof the Lester McAees Lester McAfee and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Williiac vw depends on truck transport for on the hoof and dairy productsiam Matter in Jacl son last Wed distribution to retailer and consumernesday u Roads, buildings, public services, rational defewethesePinckney high school bask a, we know and rely on themreflect the indispensably ofet ball girls play at Manchessier1 J Thursday night Harold Porter and wife attnded a White Shine installationat Fanrrington SaturdayThe Earl Baughns entertained Winston Baughns Sunday at dinner Mestames Viriginia VanNorJman and Eleanor Baughn w in Ann Arbor SaturdayThe Russell Claries of BucklLaked cahed en the Wtttirl5JfmJTft frBMJMT I the motor truck, and we could o on and onk n th tte motor truck, and we could o on and oSo next time 7ou see a truck n the street or hifhwjyher its there because it has a job de for you and IS6other Americans11000,000,000,000 600,000,000,000 600,000,000,00 600, I 600,000,000,000 000,000,000,000TratkbfMl HPK e itVJCTH PINCKNEY DISPATCHvorksaving, spacesavingRCA WHIRLPOOL DRVLR at an amazing, new LbW PRICE 125 attended the Kiwanfe anniverspry dinner here TuesdayThis f eek part of themmbars This week part of the memberswent to te HoweU Kiwanis and part to Ann Arbor rThe Vera Darks spent Sunday with her parents in Milan Vsy, Mt 19, 196PHOOEEDINGS March 1, 1968Regular meeting called toorder by Pros Dinkel,Present Mrs Marion Russell Merlin Lav Lavey, Albert Shirley, Lee jTiplady, Don Swarthout, Roy UOMESS PROFESSITIMEI EASY TERV6 Suzane Oark spent the week Clark Absent noneend at Portage Lake visiting hex neice, Yvonne Marie Mrs Edith Carr with theBettys family of Walled Lake Motion by Clark supportedby Lavey to accept election re results as follows taffyKk GORNDHOMBlarteMly KjgsIir A It U liM P Zxrpt WsdmelayiSon Tuee, FA, Sit100 to m P M138 WeosfesrMLUXI MODELRCA WHIRLPOOLwith all those advantagese Dries clothes fluff er, softer, cleaner than outdoors Just 24 Vi wide and portable saves you space e Safely, efficiently dries familysize load of clothes Automatic all the way one dial set it and forget it Adaptable to reaular 110V house outlet, no expensive wiring Gas model also availableAsk the woman who uses qp ipent Sunday with with James iGreen and wife in Bast Lansing president Stanley Dinkel RltteT V I Service Ona Campbell and wife spet CIerk Mlldied AcJUeythe week end with th Carl Lentz Treasurer Ruth Etter family in Lansing There was a Trustee, 2 Yr Albert Sjftley birthday dinner honoring Ona Trustee, 3 Yrs Don SwaxffceutCampbell s birthday Trustee, 2 Yrs Lee TipjadyThe Roy Reason family, Mrs Assessor Lorenzo MftrpyAdna Rearon and Leota called Motion carriedon Mrs lola Carpenter in Pontac JKSunday Motion by Marion Russell, supMrs Donna Ledwidge ai ported by Don Swarthout to askchidren went to Cleveland over State Highway Dept to resurr the week end tovisit the Bennie face M36 inside the villageVanBlancu,ms limits Carried Ooi CDiractorMedert quipmeu iu p tsmeiekhelf,CLAVIJORDON W iiHOtATBLANl 120 WeaiHOW Jll,358lLOYDHfcNDfcFOR SALfe High Upright deep UPTM52 Rbert l 8 mUbeforeVCarried Motion by Lavey, supportedFOR RENTSmall house nJ iby ShMey to transfer 10t ofclean partly teSdhSS50 00 W W umta l0Cal Streta month Patterson Lake Road J818 k ior Phone UP 8 9758 Moton b Shirlev supported by Lavey to appoint Stanleycommissione H tt Grand fmi 99 Howoll, MioVsjssUric W Hut tell, AlvwiaUOR G RlkCLbSKEY DBWISTiephcne Office 98 tidio S14 by ftHewUhen come in end see 11LAVEY HARDWARE UKINEKAL HAULING inHel, streetRubbish, Ashes and Cinders M hv Lavev suDoordr whatever you have Light del u o J , y Aa yUuPPraivervsnvwhL Pmi SLiii Shiley ot participate nMayorY Exchange Carriedwith Marion Russell not voting Motion carriedMotion by Tiplady, supportedivery anywhere Paul BellCall UP 83481 BERT WYUE,BA1E3 ft SPBCULXTUP 8 3146USED CARS Chevrolea 1957,4 door Belaire Hardtop U8 RadioHeater, power glide, white wall tires, 12000 actua miles, Olds195458 Hardtop, Radio, Heater, Hydromatic, Really a sharp DrHcarASb tijtrrc iRom where I sit fy Joe MarshSound IdeaButHap Wilson is a young fellow cant sit on the machines lapon our paperand crazy about From where j gjt Hap hftdthat little daughter of his But intentions, but he has to ike all of us hes learned that undergtand hia daughters pointkds can present problems of vieff too Many of ug ofUnEvery night I have to read make the same mistake For inher the ame story, he com stance, you may 1He tea, I pre plained The most sugary one fer a glass of temperate beer,in the bookabout Billy Bumble The import rt lhig is that wbe So I finally recorded the both unde and each othersstory on a tap recorder Showed point of vie There are two sidesr how to play it whenever she to every BU, Spaulding Chevrolet SalesChelsa, MichiganPhoneGR 5 7811Rec GJ 5 465i to pay following billsOhio Oil Co, oil i 3833McPherson State Bank Safety Deposit Box 140Pinckney Dispatch,prjntg 3480Lavey Hardware, misc 33G3 Lees Gulf misc 107 T acsday Throb Satordtf11 tz 3 aid S to 7And by AppoiatmeatAC 7291300 Wet Grand Rivsp BRIGHTON Tripa p gRoger j Edith R CarrI 4 3 MILL 0T, Mieh Pbont VP tREAL , Home Lak pBumcs OpprtunitlM Your Proptrtrl witGaRALD KtASONBroker 109 Kvrtli Ptf PH6NE UP 811M All Kinds of Rtal IsUtt 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 19, 1958 Description An account of the resource March 19, 1958 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 1958-03-19 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0403f65a31b4e229084a5f3a12151bdd.pdf ddc6f13798467ffd227611ba334f1c1c 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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Disp atchTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, March 26, 1958 No 13Michigan Mirror Ahwinds of eaKTSbd empires Herbert Hoover was a go idtfnt but a victim of ore u econc icthronesoae urnor NewsOPEN HOUSE AT THElONTI AC STATE HOSPITALThe Pontiac State Hospital it annual open house en27, 28, 29, 39 This gives ir a chance io zes oftJ nations bestt mentalSHSJ,H JI ear uoii1 jivd ih hospital Livingston Lodge No 7 F A M will hold her 28th annualast Masters Night at the Schoolon Saturday night, April 5 Triedift will be served at 700 pf i fr K Uentai Health WeekWork ,jhop The public is corap will open for the1LISlio Suiidny afternoon all davMonday, Tuesday and Wednesday riiu also vednesdiy even iilxbois or groups wishing make a tour may do so by Witime or vhyrAng Direior of Social frvic 1outiac State Hcspit id Feri j8146, Ext 231stancesUniversities, collegesprisons and mental irall want more moneyanswer is increased taxeslesfier services The Repubi are pledged to no new Vv that means service t fUniversity of Michigan has already registered a kick about heone in store for them Other n stitutions will probably do tosameAnother economy proposal to cut the number of stata employees Still many even son TVr ,sUcans are certain the budget annot be cut enough io balant There are important tax bU, or enquire of Judqe Hiram Rnow availing action The main Dmitri niram Rproposal is the governors intangible tax plan to raise 20,000000 The Governor says it willonly hit the big depositors The Republicans say it will hit theittje ones It is now agreed the main Pyublican plan to delay liquor pay ments 90 days will not raise thsrequired 20,000,000 Action haswas delayed too long If not en acted before the last of May itwill not raise over 8,000,000 Long ago John FiUgeraMwas a member of the house His son, Frunk, became governorand died in officeNow his son,John, is a candidate for state sen atof from Shiawassee, Othercandidates are Rep AdriandeBooni and Jay Tarbuar, pros eed a 700 pnriLodge rooms open for visitors at 500 p mBASKET BALL FINALSAustiii a Detroiit Catholic school won the Class A CATHOLIC CHURCH Neighboring NotesLeopard Galbraith of Gregory ditd i n Big Rapids lastweekMrs Doris Donohue of Gregit ttc vfcttoikK Fr Aioen bckmtlt, Put SUNDAY MASSESMatses w800, i00, 1000, liU0 A ry and Mrs Leila Patterson ctl I tTVnev will be released eeio00, 1000 AWaekday Mh dOU A, M CurrrThe measures to releive thdepression are still in the talkstale The president announcedy, after day 4J totRev reap its cliurcaCfndfenuxninationalWtsi between UnadilUBrook Sandnrsu WorshipVaunt PopU1 i ChAr PractiseVhuiAduit trytr Voutu Prayer Pastory45 a m, I0O anv00 p u6 0 P TUO V M bOu pm 8lU pm700 p mt tis LastMiskejonand rir3K LansingChiiatian lassclass CClass D Chassolhad won l5 traiglit games, Cam Cent CaurcaRaynond M Douglas, M ,VMaster F A M of Michigan Grand Master Raymond MDouglas of Alpena will head agroup of grand lodge officerswho wj be present Last year i t V J Mill rirwxc W mrf11l df ntrSt ESTER WEEK SERVICES SchoolWinger, Fattor 980 awere m attendance On this ac p , v Q, ,count the event is often called Pa fAfm 0the Little Grand Lodge fh1l1s and Chldremlag flew to theDressers convention in NeYork Cty last weekGregory has organized itsfirst Boy Scout troop 19 haveenrolledThe Stockbridge OES entrlain the grand officers Mari7The Michigan Bell TelephoneCompany will close its office aiChelsea April 25, Customers will have to pay their bills at AnnAroorTwo Brighton taverns, Deesand Sail Inn were robbed laaweek vl50 was taken atand o00 at the otherMrs Uma McNamara, HIof Fred McXamara of thelieyHovvell Road, died att cPherson Health VnttTseekMichiran traffic deathstered 1537 in 1957, 209 ithan in 1956The Howell Council of Royaland Select Masters had 19 can didates on March 15Lee Wardson the Earl Wardjrs of Pingree has enlisted an1is at Fcrt Leonard Wood, Mo ovOVnun gy and public buidiagcoatructon but much of thhas aUacty been started To anyworks program or tax cut heis opposed He would extend unumpioynjent benefits 13 weekgHe wants to wait a couple ofmonths before doing anythingmore dtasiic Vice Pres Nixonani Snattr Knovvldiid echo hia vords n other words they doiMJt nt think the depression isas bad as sit is painted The Detroit ie Press calls it the pre3J deuls double chins up speechk rerritls me of an old chestnutilm liurg useiitu tell It seemsa friend o nii ate too muchii kn CAC1 cinu sauer kraut vie i 1 il aini had a dieam Hecreamti lie weit to HeavenThe si reels v re paed withKlld nd ihey re playing harps and jiniug but the turieswere stange He did not feelat home So he went up to StPeter and said, Peter 1 am new ere is me up on the rulosbefore I pull a boner and geten to i he other placeSt PeUr d We have no rules TherefONSERVATIONThe mild winter cut down or ,deer starvationSnow was so inches deep arouidLake Sup PROGRAMLcdgz Room Open to Receive Visitors 500 fo 700 MDinner at School 700 P MServed by Pinckney O E SI nv ,,, lio ChcploiiWeioiiie Frank Ziegler, W MWesley Recidsr, P Mier Harold HaywoodMellotones, HowellM f G nd Lodge Officers, Cornmiftv rd Aenibers, Candidates fo Grand Choir Concert Palm Sundayat 730 p mWomens Fellowship WhiteBreakfart at 11 o,clockWednesday,A11 women of churchInvitedThursday April 3 Receptionof members and Holy Commun on Herb Sneed and wife came w 2 thuigs to bear in mind thojtbflck from Clearwater, Flori t Vh, A rein is a million dollaslt week aSeveral hundred attended the plLivinqson County Picnic at SiPetersburg, Fla last week AmOMusic Churchrior and aQmestarvation wasported in Baraga county In uppfcr part of the lower pen insula deer were beginning tou part of thedr summer range Tht season for taking carpdog fish, suckers and gar pikswith spears and bow and arrow starts May Pellet food for fish now save the state some 60,000 yearThe pellets were too big foruewly hatched trout so old cof grinder s wer e use d t mak eth e pellet s smal l enough Froz e n live r is used O N CHAMPIONSHI P TEA MLe e Lave y brough t in a Ca lifomi a pape r whic h carrie d pictur e o f th e Machin e Record sbaske t bal l tea m whic h won theiftle at th e U S Marin e Bas oCente r there The v won 21srame s Lee a son , Jimmy is onth e team , Ji m playe d o n th ehig h schoo l tea m her e whic h won a distric t championship , AL L STA R TEAM S Th e Leagu e O Lake s coach e spicke d th e followin g All l Sta rteams First Tea mFowards Joh n England , O nra d Gonyer , Manchester Center Jo e Morgan , Hart Ian Guards Pic k Lyndon , De xtf , Lui s Taylor , Boysville Secon d Tea mForwards Denni s Clar k an dLormi e Htfhman , Pinckney Cente r Eddi e Wakefield ,Pinckney Guard s Ji m Hammo n an dJfila n OBenrovirh , Sout h Ly en Honorabl e Mention Dic k Ke n iy , Pinckne y A tea m in th e Detroi t New s kke d b y th e spot s writer s h a i H Clar k o n th e first team Sm Lif e r cr oi , b y FTinncrshi o , moi d M Douglcs , M r, Frescnlotio n f o Orla nn Rt W Gd 5 W DeMoa yijhi p Prosentatio n t o nrry Ellis , P M PfcjGntaion to ArfhurIciirhrook, P MPresentation to William W Gdd Wind MLvQuintetteAbnerBullClcirl Cbybv S S Sapt Morto WorshipSundw School Cattape FilwiAio Walur10001108 iffyor, P MVitng Masters and Past Masters SecretaryDeMoiay Double Quartrtte William Hosking i Commandery, K, THOME SECRETARY F,ORRESERVATIONSUPtown 83111, PINCKNEY AS WE HEARD ITSunday the Millton Carversentrtained at dinner the Stan cig them were Percy Ellis adwife and Mrs MagadalinccRorieThe West Marion Church pnrle whose church burned aionldino sevices in the Mariitown houseThey had a meeti1 lisl week lut arrived at no vcision on rebuildingHowe I high school has Iout for base ball Their rimframe in with South Lyon Aj 15 i minute a million yearsii n aidLend me a cent1 Pvkr St Peter said,Sure, Vaite A Minutetoy StanleyAcfcfrest by25ih Wediting Anniversary SundayiLIBRARY NEWSMINGS DAUGHTERSBut to Holy Week the nexttttiftf f Pinckney KinsMiflkttrs will be April 10 Un Marffaret Hollins Wt3felNTION MOTHERS fti Parents Club of t y Oommunity Schoolwill again sponsor A Program for prtildren from 3 yearsup this summer If inter, ia getting flouride ppliall HA 6 9456 Coat it , MR AND MBS GLEN SLAYTONNOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO M md Mrs Glenn Slayton Two popular young people celebrated their 25th weddingIrene Richardson land Glenn anniversary March 21 at Kreburghs andof Dearborn I Bom to Charles Baker anlwife Petty Javis of Lakeland at McPherson Health Centeron March 18, a son, Calvin ArthurRev J W Winger and sons,Donand Bill attended the state baskt ball finals at East Lansing Satuday nightThe Martin Ritters were Sunday night guests of the AlbertMaschkes of GregoryTimmy Somers broke hialeft arm above the elbow rollerskating at BrightonRev J W Winger and witawere is Lansing Monday Mrs Ethel Sprout spentSunday with the Charles Soulefamily in HowellRichard W Wylie of MichiganState is enjoying a weeks vacation visiting old friends and re newing acquaintances after amonths absenceMrs Roberta Miller returnedfrom Stewart, Florida Saturday,while there she saw the EdwardParkers, Russell Livermore and wife and the Brenisers of GregcryMary and Joan Wylie had their out last Monday at theMcPherton Health Center cmon MondayThe Robert Pikes and MrsAlice Bruff called on the Er,ston Pikes in Un ad ilia SaturdayI Gorman Kelly and wife attphoto by zmpor studk T mjed tne Gienil siaytons 25th OceoUi township is conside1m huiding a community hallMICHIGAN WEEKThere seems to be some misunderstanding in regard to thofirst Michgan week Pinckrty part in in 1954 The COLIabout 400 but the cost o the mayor and hk wife The fjriatiire voted downthe attempt to abolish the anyeor season The conservationUintYii opposed to the attempt The biii was backed by resortowners in the north who want he deer for lourist attractionlie thckT tilie deer the moere,o Cheoboygan, the exchangecity, was a small v of principal cost was the ih Autoes are ri a3 popular inFuppi a, lire on accont ofliu1 vaft and taes Bicyclesa i jtie who have visited irciiprj ivrmany, England andFrance say moat evf ryone thererides a lacyele Now motor cyclesand Motor scxters arc beconin popular Spain who had fewnow ,is L00,0 since American buy , wi established thereaid l,nI onener reived at the Lakeland ini tnl Greilt itJanat the rpception for the mayor ve and hraiic f Ch p e mayorof Cheoboygan and his wfe 100 Finckney people attendedand got free dinners This nun her vas cut to 25 the next 2 years when ihey went to theClub and Masonic hallCARD OFWe would like toFr Sclmitt, the Sisters, all oarfriends, and neighbors for then piayer and acts of kindness the family and Diannostay in the hospital Robert Vedcier FamilyRUMMAGEBAKE SALThere will be a rummage and k H S Mbake gat St Marys schoolweddinpf anniversary open house haL, PinckneySATiRDAY, MARCH 29from 030 A M to 400 P MFree Press is running oldollars put inof Uij peole There is every Mil inhabitants has oneranee on toill rThe Republicans have comaup with a Candidae for gover nor in the porson cf Prof PaulIwil m Mifhian State an hieijhovv r man and aliberal Hichaid ocre, a Detroit auto dealer had already iiinouiit ed indications are hevill not hae the unitod supliort of his party The 14th Republcan Uisiriit, Grosse Poinie iM hM read President Eisenhow L ot at t,e jjarty They blastedhim in a press release and jaidull lie had done was to glorifyscca yjn This district is com,jjfstd f nMlioiiiiVa and in thepast hjs furnished most of thoropiiSnan campaign funds Fred Alger who was in ITorida wasoil the board He resigned afterthey isLLea meir statementSen i , , ator Smeckens of Coldwatoat series of articles on the schools I conservative doesnt like Bagwell by a feature writer Last week he J He says the lattercharged that seniors are graduat d because they have a record of y4 years high school attendance and their lack of proficiencyacademic studies is ignored lie dd f f h is against aRight v Work Law and will not balance the budge he DetroitFree Press cans r yjijssupportei of lost cases such asa high tarrif, alien and seditionen IMrs Margaret Clark and herSOP and Nellie Euler Hazel Rich keeping in Pinckneyarson was also therecall Ona Campbell and wife werel S i Fid b th pt Louis Friday by thewere atI5a 3n daughters of Lansing and BiUClark of Portage Lak callM , MrtGW Clark SundayMcAf family Murray ud Grald Kennedy, spent Friday with the Omar jc iter of Chubbs Corners Gass mtty in Detroit li had a heart attack last weekand was taken to McPhersonHealth CenterMr and Mis George Jtott ofPatterson Lake Rd have bought RiretfUteid WaHion to headClark anl wife called onrthe Bruce Swetg in Howell Sun day Carol MUler will spend thewfek nd with Cathy VVUtse atCentral Michigan Goiieee, Hi adds few of them can pass aiaws, taxing the poor to support7th grade examination He also the ch and starving the nubraps the schools for dropping the schools It adds teaching of grammer He these measures byfys few of the pufrls can talk blicans and Southern correctly or conjugate a senten only makes them look rediculre We have often wonderedwhy so many of the subjectswe had in our high school days Senator Potter made luawe had in our hgh school dayshave been dropped We had La in, the Kena1ti G l he w da speWi weektin, German, Yuology, botany, he war dept for buyingphysiology, grammer, American 521,000,000 worth of Jaj wand English history, rhetoricWc rrade trucks while American Qbelieve American history is still to and ck makers were tnught to some extent Years f2JpIoyad The war 4tgo all seniors had to go to Hov part of the mutual anH takethe 8th grade teach tance pact we signeders examination Thi was dis n whore we agreed to buycontinuedWorld War time before amount ofmade goodsv fir , WIlWiWiWWP5 PM DISPATCH WadnMday, March 26,1968 Nte of 4 Years Af oA quarter of 1910 it goneARE YOUR IMPORTANTPAPERS AND VALUABLESREALLY SAFEDont be old fashioned in thinking that your items of value are safe because they are lockedaway at home To be really sure of their safety,place them in a safe deposit box here Then, your valuables and important papers are protectedagainst loss, theft and fire Drop in to our banksoon and rent your safe deposit box The cost is lowStablloUd im Incorporated W5McPherson State Bank Howell Pinckney0fer NinetyTwo Ymrs of Safe HankingonAT 454 NORTH DEXTER ST, PINCKNfcY, p mI2X 8s, 1100 SQ, FT2X6 300 SQ, FTBOARD LUMBER, 300 SQ FT 450 BLOCKSASSORTMENT OF SHORT 2X6s AND 2X8QUANTITY OF COW STANTIONSTERMS CASH 7AWtl flErt Sn thn, M Btareh 23 hu 29the road grader Walter Reason is horn tromMilwaukee, Wis, where he waaa brakeman The f lyd Reason farm housein Mower Rd burned last week Friday The Henry Reasonfamily who occupied it have moved in Barney Lyucaes Every Hunger, Every Emotion iEvery Shame, Every Fear PEYTON PLACEDeLuxe and Cinemascope HOWBUMk Aft CTue, Wed March 25, 26 Micky Rooneyhouse Carl Sykes went to LansmgMonday to work in the Reo factory Mrs Harriet Brown Boyer,73, died Friday, She leaves aSOD, Emil Brown The following township ticketshave been nominated DemocrateSup, James Harris Clerk, Roger Carr Treas, Bert RocheHigh Com Casper VolllmerJustice Cecil Sigler Overseer, Dave Bennett Bd of Rev JolnFohey Constables, Irvin Kenney, Ed Spears, Sanford Reason, Claude Reason Republicans Sup,, V G Dikel Clerk, Fred Bowman Treas Remington Geer High Com,Charles Campbell Overseer,Fred Makinder Justice, H WCrofoot Bd of Rev, W C Miller Constables TheodoreLewis, John Bell, Fred Dolton Daviu Smith and son, Orla,have bought M J ReasonsReasons meat market j sLana Turner, Lloyd Nolan,Vrthur Kennedy Russ Tamblyn jT2ypffii5f TSSL K Sunday 240 545, 502 Shows Week Daya,600, 930Sun, Mon, Maxr 30, 31 CUni Cheyenne WalkerFORT DOBBS BABY FACE NELSONplusPEEP ADVENTURE Featurette in ColorThur, Fri, Sat Mar 27, 28 29 3 Days 130 pWait Disney Pina OLD YELLER George MontgomeryMN FROM GODS COUNTRY Also CartoonVirginia Maya Brian Keith and Richard EyerTues, Wed Thur, April 1, 2, 3 Foatupe tBLACKBOARD JUNGLE With fcienn Ford, Anne Frances i Louia CalhernAmBLOOD ARROW WithScott Brady, and Paul Richards Cartoon and New Sunday Mondaji, Mar 30, 31Mtiae Sunday 23t p atKirk Douglas, Ralph MeekertoPATHS OF GLORY ftThe Girls 4H Sewing Clubs h hThe Chelsea Stove Works has had abcut 25 exhibits at theirchanged hands againDetroit parties having bought it Alfred Wright of Marion diedSunday The roads are as dry and dusty i l ypen house Friday night at theLibrary, mostly dresses they rwd made Their leaders axe IolaHall, Louise Schuman and Ger aldine Singer Th W Has in July The W H Meyer family had,Floyr Reason has bought the f Sunday guests the WilUiamMarcellus Monks farm Jim Bell I Umls of Ann Arbor and themove or it James Meyer family TheC B Weller died at Pettys Garcii Meyers of Flint called onville last week FridayW H Harris has bought the The Joe Griffiths spent Sun day with the Ted Olsons in Dear Tues, Wed Thur, April X, 2, SAnna Magnani Anthony QuUultmWILD IS THE WINDThe Scio theatreAnn Arbor PhoneNor 8703 RUN OF THE ARROW withSteiger Salita Moetiel alsoLAND UNKNOWN0 WithJock Mahoey asd Shawn Sro thiCartoontMark Swarthout farm John Chalker and NormanReason are serving on jury bornLUMBERSAT MAR 29 Al Bochinski of Detroit spentMarried at the Marion Center Sunday at the Murrray Kennparsonage March 23 by Rev H I edy home W Hicks,Mary Hart and August Lawrence Camburn and fe Ruttman and Julia Ruttman and and George Tansley and wife atFred Berry tenndea the Shrine party Satur day night at the House ofIMae gi Vftove AtfA Dougherty, onda Lake lJOlCb OI CO learDAftO The Cieorge Meaboiis and, Pinckney Independents were olrt a1 bask from Loveilsin 2 tournaments last weekThe They Mad for Sunday guests, lost to Williamston at Stock Mrs E Teuton of Rochesterbridge o5 to 34Paul Hickey, Roy dnd M Alma Meabon of Mas Reason, Loren Meabon and Hu onHall ah went out on fouls he Mrs Ann Seefeld of Aimlast qrarter Don Swarthut Arbor rpent Sunday with ihemissed n easy shot the last min Robert Seefeldsnte of play At the Chelsea thoy The Wra Hinckeys celebrat beat the Chevrolet team 40 to ed tnen 62nd wedding anniver Sun, Mon March 30, 31INTERLUDE fn CtninaScttpe and ColorJUTVP iUlyton, Rossano AboRirhr J Eagen, Jan Stirhnij inON 10thCartoonsth coverageCAPE50 but lost to the Wallace Bear parycats of Ypsilanti 42 to 32They rc Cjuy Fullers of Webscer are also entered in tournaments cailecl on the Abner Watkins famat Howell ana Fowlerville ily Sunday170 Httened the past masters mmmmm0mmmmmnight Saturday Baldy Giraid put on the dinner at 25c a plateand made 0, iea Lavey who has operatedthe Stabler Oil Station at Mainand Pearl for seveal years hasj resigned and will take over theMcPheson oil station at Mamand Howell Sts Irvin Richardson will run the Stabler station Mrs S G Topping, 88, diedat Plainfield last weekJohn Martin, N Pacey,, Pauland William Clark and GeorgeLong attended the meeting of the depositors of the First Nat ional Bank at HowellThursday G W Dinkel underwent anoperation at Ford Hopitah Detroit Friday Wed, Thur, April 1,2,3THE PAJAMA GAMEin ColorDoris Day and John RaUt MistJun Marlain and Alpy Moor in SCREAMING EAGLES, LartooniAThe Harold Porten attendeda White Shrine meeting in mxw Friday Saturday heflag bearer at the Shrine installation at Ann ArborThe Howard Reads visitedte George Wildes in Ann Arbor Man day who are just back fromFloridaDonald Gardner, Prop A shower was given Mrs Janice Darrow Sunday at the Kenneth Fry home in Brighton Ray Bums and wife, the Jack IYoung family and the D Conk Iluis and Threasa Coyle were chore COSTUMEJust RfrhtFor EASTER capable oftaking you fromBERT WYLIE, AUCTIONEER FRITZ GARDNER, CLERK Jeanette McDonald is visting the Wiliiam Lmtners at Rurhton Nancv Nash took part in theSPECIAL NOTICEANNUAL TOWNSHIP MEETING TOWNSHIP OF DEXTERWILL BE HELD ONSATURDAY, APRIL 5th, 1958 Township Hall from One Oclock P II utiluch bulnesi as is usually transact at Towmhip f voice vote MilkFOR HOME DELIVERY SERVICE IN THIS AREATWIN PINES DAIRY PHONE UP 86620 Ibwathip The Jack Clarki of Dtxtertnd Mn Btibar Bekkerlng Sradty fuestt of th Lyimnd children of HowtU spent Hndtt were rbe Dr Jim NaahSunday at the Mark Nash home, tort of Coldwater, th Uoyd spring into summerSlimskirted f style, its scallop cutneckline frostedwith a whie dickey its buttononcape fully lined, linen rayon in navy, mauvt,blue or grey1098PENCESSTORfi FOR WOMEN HOWSLt ttmt j f fTHE PJNCKNEY 1HSPATCQ Wednesday, March tt 1958Pincknef Diipateh fEntered aa Saeond Claat I Matter at Faataffka IAt of March S, 1177U South HowaU 9LJfimn r Ucription Friar LS0 a YaaWOOL FLANNEL SUITIs a MUST in the best dressedboys wardrobebyfr real byTOM SAWYlRs collectionaf handsome flannels rates toA ia any young manawardrobe Drop in today andM these allwool flannelsto Utt latest Ivy and tegular styles TOM SAWYERtailoring makes forperfect fit la medium, light at dark shadesPrep sices 13 to 209ior aisei 4 to 12 Sizesn to 202995ITSELLSHOWELLLERS FLOWERSSAY IT with FLOWERSWWNE214 riOWELL MICHIGANBottle Gas STATE OF MICHIGAN The ProbaU Court for the County of LivlnistonIn the Matter of the Estate daWilliam J Duhaime, Deceased At a session of said Go art held on March 6,1958 Present Honorable Hiram RI Smith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, Thatld DlAMIfWUE L P GAS SERVlCfc V H0MEHEAUNG S 3 HOWEL L li t M M Wtlt r Umdronia t an d r th e petitio n o f Donal d Davelu y prayin g tha t th e adminlstra tio n o f sai d estat e b e grante d t oMarti n J Lava n o r t o som e oth e r futabt e person an d tha t th eheir s o f sai d decease d b e deter mined , wi U b e hear d a t th e Pro bat e Cour t o n Apri l 1 , 1958 a t te n A M I t I s Ordered Tha t notic ethereo f b e give n b y publicatio ne f a sop j hereo f fo r thre e week seonsectivel y previou s t o sai d da ye f hearin g i n th e Ptackne Dis patc h an d tha t th e petitione rcaus e a cop y o f thi s notic e t oserve d upo n eac h known part y William Cayerl y o f Howel la surgica l patien t a t St Jo e no ap tal , An n Arbo rW e undersan d ther e wa s a nprres t her e las t wee k fo r larceny Tuesda y Th e suspec t wa s take ,jai l bu t release d whe n th e 3oca l merchant s robbe l refuse dl o sig n a compliant Richar d Socko w an d WmRus hwh o ple d guilt y t o larcen y wei egive n 2 year s probatio n an dhav e t o pa y 7 5 cost s b y Judy eGarlan d Monday Th e Doyl e Templeton s an dDo n Ellerffo f Keeg o Harbo r we wSunda y guest s o f th e Alber tShirley sC J Clmto n an d wif e calle do n th e Claud e Smedley s i n Dex te r Sunda yMrs Leon a Palme r an d chil dre n o f Flin t an d Jame s Meye ran d wif e o f Howel l wer e Su nda y guest s o f th e Her b Palmer sPeac h Palme r fle w t o Phhade iphi a t o a principal s conference Mrs Mar v Austi p an d daugh te r o f An n Arbo r calle d o n th eHer b Palmer s Saturda yTh e Edsel Meyer famil y o fWaterlo o spen t Thursda y wit hth e Walte r Clarks Th e Walte r Clarks , Ver nClark s an d Russel l Clark s atten da birthda y part y a t Gregor y Su n da y fo r Susa n Clark , daughte ro f Mr s Barbar a Clark Ther e wer e 1 6 exhipit s a t th eb H Hand i Hammer s ope n hous eFrida y night The y include dwast e baskets , lamps,toys,book cases , flowe r boxe s etc Th ywer e take n t o th e count y exhi bi t a t Howel l Monday Christin e Dinke l brok e he rar m rolle r skatin g a t Brighto nlas t wee k Mis Robert a Amburge y an dCJiiquit a wer e i n Detroi t Saru rday Th e followin g attende d th eOE S Servic e Sunda y a t Scove lMemoria l Presbyteria n churchD etroit Th e Merli n Amburgey ,Georg e Enguists , Her b Bryans ,Cliffor d MiUera , Mrs Sadi a Mo ra n , Mr s da e Dalla r Th e Rosco a Yarbroough s o fBerkle y wr e Sunda y guest s o fth e Vinc e LaRosa aTh e Irvi n Kennedy s an d Mrs Mar y Eichma n wer e i n Jackso nThursday Th e Decke r Hil l far m burea ume t wit h th e Lloy d Lounsberrv sThursday W F Clos e an d wif e lef t fo rFlorid a fo r a shor t stay ,n shor t sta yTh e Alber t Dinkel s an d Gen ek l ha d dinne r Sundaya t tr ey Kitchen , Mason Arthu r Bulli s an d wif e o fGregor y wer e FVikla y dnne rguest s o f th e Rober t Reads Th e Clar e Mille r famil y wer ei n Detroit Snda yTh e Pfackne y Girt s Scout iar a a t th e U o f M Fres h Ai rCamp , Patterso n Lake , fo r co upi e o f day s an d night e thi s week Th e Rober t Tasc h famil y lef to n Monda y t o visi t th e Donal dShrie r famil y i n Lexington,Kv Th e Le e Lave y famil y spen t Sunda y wit h th e Jac k Sharp ei n Lansin gMrs Edit h Car r entertaine dth e Wayn e Carr s Sunda yMonda y Mrs Eloys e CampbM lentertaine d 2 0 member s o f th ecount y King s Daughter s board Tr e Dic k Youn g famil y o fFlin t th e Chri s Campbell swer e Sunda y guest s o f th e An dre w Campbell Mesdame e Edn a Campbel l an dVivia n Ledwidg e attende d th efunera l o f a n aunt , Mrs Fre dWei d i n Owoss o Thuardad Th e M J Reason s an l GerM dReaso n attende d a dinne r a tth e Clar e Reaso n hom e i n Detr oi t Sunday Mrs Florenc e Art zan d Mrs Ma e Ran e wer e als othere Th e Clar e Reason s ar ejaroinc r t o Europe Abou t 6 0 attende d th Mae oni c installatio n her e Saturda ytlightKin g Seele y Mason s pu to n th e firs t section Th e OJLS initiate d 3 candidate s Frida ynight Th e Pinckne y hig h schoo lgirl s spH t eve n a t Mancheste rlas t Thursday Thei r reserv etea m wo n 2 2 t o 7 bu t th e Lfirs t tea m los t b y 1 0 point siMeada lea at f Mt,Lakeand , Mich , flail Wate rWe , iN r Uaaiag , Cotto a la fsa fUeW4k r wif r to r gak i iaPfeoetAC WaM,la d fartad j aa d p p y i n interes t a t hi s las t know n a d I Th e followin g attende d th e b edres s b y registere d mail , retur n J ifola y initiatio n a t Brighto nreceip t demanded , a t leas t Ux f las t Wednesday Winsto ntee n 14 day s prio r t o suc h hei ring b y persona l servic e a t leas tffv t 5 day s prio r t e suc h hear Judg e e f Bausrhn, Da n VanSlambrook ,Hainee , BiU y Winger , an d Bff liHira m R Judg e e f Probat eA tro t eepy Bartm L Hai r 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Michigan, fiduc ,, wil beemrd at tae Probate iary of said estate, and that Oeur Msck,2, 196 av such claims will be heard and BUSINESS PROFESM0NAL CORNEIjthe twtKuj Sateaivni4 M Daffy, M 3 HOMEfA M to tm P M00 to M PRitterT V Crteeys 126 Weft k I DirectorModern JSquipmoi Ambuhre ServicePMONg U P ftWFred ft4ff, ft120 toesi Grand JUmHoweU,DCIUXE MOOKRCA WHIRLPOOLwith all these advantagese Dries clothes fluffier, softer, cleaner than outdoors, e Just 2AVA wide and portable saves you space,e Safely, efficiently dries familysize bad of clothese Automatic all the way one dial set it and forget if e Adaptable to regular 1 I0V house outlet, no expensive wiring Gas model also availableAsk the woman who vset an ten a m the heirsataw of said deceased It is Ordered That notice will be determine by said Court thereof be given by publication at the Probate Office on May 29, ef a copy hereof for throe weeks 2958eonsectively previous to said It is Ordered, That noticeday of hearingintha Jiaekiiey thereot be given by publication Bispatch, and that the petition of a copy hereof for three Jer cause a copy of this notice weeks eonsectively previous tote beMTvedupoA each known said day of hearing in the party in intersst at last know Pmckney Dispatch, and that theaddreu by registered mail, re fidieuary cause a copy of this ,tarn receipt demanded, at least notice to be served upon eachfourteen 14 days prier to sue nown party in interest at his hearingronhypeasonal service Iast known address by registerat last five 5 days prior te or certified mail, return r to such hearing coipt demanded at least fourHiram R Smita, Judgt of Pro teen 14 Pr to suchbate hearing or by personal serviceA trug copy J0Jd SP 9 U l Helen M Geuid uch hearmgKegister ef Freaate Hiram R Smith, Judge of j, wmmm Probate ,CLAY iORDONTIE W MvNELL rtO ATB LLOYD HENDEERfcWTERFbOffice e 1Urle W Muell RrRfcCLbSKEY Vetkiy irip tin luDBNTISTlephone Office 9UKtddeiee 814 das by AppoU HwU K Koger J Carrj AGB Carr14 7 MILL 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the First Mond AprilAt the Putaam Township Hall from iu OClock P HTe trarsect such businest as is uguall,, transacted it TownshipMeetings by viva voice vote KENNEDY, Township Clerk D13ECTfItmfr Barvit rou tat 70Wrtoek frOT7il MITMferevlp pX, USED CARS Chevrolea 1957,4door Belaire Hardtop U8 Radio TAnvManrl Heater, power glide, white wall jiOuY UdUU tires, 12000 actua miles, Olds I LAWN MOWER SHARPENING195458 Hardtop, Radio, Heat ,nr2 4 Riverbsnk Hiknder, Hydromatic, Really a sharp I sar ISpaulding Chevrolet Sales I Chelsa, MichiganPhone GR 5 7811Rec GR 5 4651 jGBNERAL iiAULINGRubbish, Ashes and Cinderser whatever you have Light del yivery anywhere Paul Bell Tall UP 83481 Wiltse Efeclrfcal StykeELECTRICAL CONTRACTING60000 WMt M38,Phone U 856UCLASSIFIED LIBERAL REWARD For Imor REAL mation leading to return of Rerl OIADY8 AND Phon UPPERFECTft2LSALE H dPle Mchhund,strayed or stolenFOR RFMT 7T tWrhi Academy 7 5673 VR RhNTfemaI house, near,clean, partly furnished 5000 I imp OPXTT r,a month 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 26, 1958 Description An account of the resource March 26, 1958 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 1958-03-26 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/318e79c0bdf0b9ef5e6ad11a35305a9b.pdf 250779ecf23bd3aee8221738afd3cf15 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i If,, i i p Mirroris at the croas roads ,r e tjinerteaa principaltilt v betterment d the worldTh bic problem is the needkeeping America abreaaf of he w rid IStudents find it more difficult nowo make ndsmet with increased tut itkn and Htghe eosts of living Irne legislature is the focal pointIt i rvuured by law to raise suttic tent mcney to support the goven,ment Their problem now is bow Jomaintain this service when the ov burden is overpowering and thefrom jesting tax levies are dropp, in reiilFor years the state sales tax mo,than rtvered the states school aid payments Then two years ago thesq,,receipts dropped way off and tfcY,state took 520,000,000 from the gen r eral fund to pay the school Lastar they raised 20,000,000 to pay them by increasing the liquor andcigarette tax This year they havi 70,000 more pupils and find Uiemseves SlS000,000 short If they main tain theirvformula of 190 per pupil Kightr education is in the sameix The legislature cut their budget to 8V,000,000 a 28 percent cut of3JHK000 Educators were shockedjid stil many important programs Time has made heavy inroads onthe older members of Livingstonlodge and at present there are onlyJi masters alive who presided over the loGge when it was on the thirdfloor of the Mann block They are Fred Swaxthout 1916 whose pictureappears below, Reg Schafer and PaulClark The Mann blok burned in 121 following which the new temvasSaturday, April 5 is the date of the Some 437 school children receivedspfirg uniminixatio tAe Dexter school last week 7sre destroyed 3 building Eon the Huron River, east of Dexter CATHOLIC CHURCHStRe Fr AtMft Scamitt,SUNDAY MASSESuui Masses warhoier movedVh, Hains 800 00 1000 Uww the Hlggins MtOO, 1000 A M A, last week OneCtrini StoreDick Lyndon, Dexter high schoolbosKet ball player made 51 of Tltrys from the free throw line Thisgave him the second highest averagein tfte Arn Arbor areaBernard Shanahan, 78, who farmed roayir Hamburg, mostly on the Gallagh er farm died in a Howell eonvalp ui i onie last weekMr nd Mrs Don Rogers haverovd mto their now home at Por tage Lake Juy Damman of Fowlerville woo c waty dairy queen contes atHoveI last week Tne Awlerville fox hunters hotH loss the past winter Tvo Brighton firemen sufferediok gs when they were caugbtb won 2 fire trucks at a house fire Road v p cry c u cl ved 4to b io restore angle parking there Parrall parking had been in force, The asonic lodge at Alma hasstprtwi a 120,000 fund drive for n w temple Mrs iennie Kellenberger, principl A, MSoirowiul toother Novcn30 tothe tax that isSchool i ,For tome time those opposedr ,,, i Cov C Meninen Williams have beetsTavid Walton has a new boat 1 aiming a rosy picture ofJevis went to New York wUli j ituTvrioi in dad on an airplaneKathy Moore one suite where industry is not taxwent or i boat ride Terry Gvutalson fi to dejjth and gets a square deal ent to Detroit Janice Dean had her j Now v wonder just how much of thisj uutufc taken Mike Brenemau has i bunk We iad that the S S Kresge 1 billy nt Billy Doyle sprained his j Cr is sU n th Ohio State Tax ComI wrist Tommy Grlowsku ha a new mission U prevent, a levy of 396,579 rs lather is build j on their stocks there This is on items ,, 41 r anH under which theyMoveauale 680 t830 t C7 MIhe Peoples ttifi West betvren Lnadilla an Mi in Strentsr Sioutii u Worshipviicp6n Th rastury4 1060 ZW p a 600 P it700 P M Chir Practise 800 piilvH rytr Meeting BOU piR Iwutu Pray Group 700 p r horse Jerry Marhofering new house We are all wearing Kaver pins as we filled our CrippledChildrens cards Fred William dadi has new car Sharon jncasier a viui Dana Luvell nad his lunoiisia rim Grade, airsJohn Allison visaed his , Uavid Wendyke had company,nn Uehin cut his hand Kenny,iiri no its brother had a binhday L Davis, his parents and brotu to New iuiK Lily clrini fhecken rl,io on yranv for 41c and under which theyr1 exempt The iax assessors1 sale in 36 of their S3 stores i levied the tax accordinglyof sales and claim the corns thai much in unpaidHV 1 hg bailie on in congressiher our new federal superwll he admod wiih bill ,LHV think disfigure 1 ULCom j iSunday School V 9au a1045 a28th ar ht at lh of th Pinckney Elementary school,rrval past masters nign fl,rnriri thp nrinrinars meeting idwasended the principals meeting 8lPhilnrfeJphia, Pa, last week Born io Charles Porter and wife atPincVxy school The first oneA n 1QO when ye editor was mas reia i JOV nffirers corn TO inanes xrvner ana wne ttitor But two grand lodge 0111c M Phe Health center, March 18, were present Roscoe Bonisteel ofAnn Arbor then grand master anda sonjid stJd many lmponam FS f f Mt cmenslat The Grace Lutheran Church at authored by the legislature would JJudge Neil of and a candi Uowel last we,ek broke ground lor have to be abandoned er of the supreme cour ana 120000Jajk Some educators criticize the ex date foref and commit UUlowty is the contractor,tension programs but educators say Ithf grend lodge ncs event Waiter Rabbage, Howell policemanthr federal government pays 40 men numbexea over a d Word Wa l veteran hRS retirPdof the ccst of them I has been known for yearsish rorstructlons of prisons already dates for gi started for the Boys sVocational tno uSchool fnd to expand mental healthof,,, ,n lodees are represented Phone thethis will continue until the last day of jU 10QKes aie 1Mof tbe legislative session as theafter lo years on the forceThe Ate highway department wi 1build 1 wo new bridges over the Huron hiver One at Silver Lake ,, 1 and ont at Rushton Rdare Jarms Lunsford and 1Percy Will Meleitzke Qf Fow r y J 1 berhetVaumber oftimes was ei th State Homemaker, noter 60,000 may be borrowed en nete a Usually around WPek from the Veterans Bonus fund All ld Phone the o vingston county residents wi1 oQ lodges aie iepres wu be draUed jn the service in Aprilsecretary for reservations We would e t of Ennj like to know by Friday morning how of pfaug pf many to prepare for of HowelJ tQ L Rngr SmUh of vnvirES the Harold Smiths of Howell is anJivingston County Tax collectionswete 9082 tns year Putnam was0607 194 pints of blood were collectedat the recent Red Cross Blood Bank rt Howell, The lack Hudkins who was killedkilled in an auto accident on NorthTerritorial Road last week was a nephew o Mrs Omer Corey vVlllim Kent, an Ann Arbor restaurent man has annouced his candi dacy fov congress in the secondA strict The Detroit News favored South CALKNDAK FOB HOLV VEKKThursday evening 730, Holy ConmunvmFriday 100 to 230 p m Good Friday services Program found elsa whre Piaster Sunday Sunrise serivce atat S00 a, m served by Pilgrim Fell owsMp Hree win offering All aoe weeome Duplicate worship services at 933and iJ 00 a m Youth and Senior Croirs AII sing at ttoih services There will be no Sunday SchoolMaauoniU Church KennonitUsTeaeby,MorF IVowhip Surd School a FeiUwsnis 100,wound last year during MlchleneJ Msnn neerjanj the Congregational Church willattain deer and game season Deer ksales totalled 466,300 and smallgame hunters 687,000 There wer37,600 bow and arrow hunters Thisis one death per 66,614 hunters Jn 16 the death average was one per4431 ni inters Smelt spawning runs start late 4AMarch tr early April The best spotsrunningfGood Friday at the100 p m The program is arranged so you can leave at any ime Theme for the day isPerspective of the Cross The older of worship is as followsOrgan Prelude and Quiet MeditationThe Call to Worship Hymn Beneath the Cross of Jesu Invocation im4,,j Q17EEN CONTESTTtfe PmVkney Parents Club in hand Miss Pinckney Contest lorWeek which starts MayTo nter the Miss Pinckney c the girl must be a resident of theiPineknoy school district Portage Lake not, of age and a memberof the senior graduating class of and single She must have talto gt smelt are streamsinto Tke Mihigan The second best Reading RevArthur Hamm into Saginaw v rre streams runningBay There is wide spread support fora bond issue of 30,000,000 to improve Michigan state parks, Resort ownersr a it sportsmens organizations are for it and supporting strongly We saw a flock of geese flying noiUieastlAst week We couldnt figure it out unless their navigator wasoff crurseThis is the season of forest fires Solo, Were You There, Mrs Genr The Women Mrs CliffMeditation,ord RichmondLadks Quartette It Was for Me Jane Ciark, Barbara Massey, NancyNash, Roma Amburgey iMn sti Joe hospital, Ann Arbor withThe DisriDles Rev Lyon Sunday with a full page spreadwith picturesWalter Fulford, 26, of South Lyon entpoise, charm, and beauty of facand figure and intelligence QuaUfieU candidates will presenta three minute talent routine at, the Cabuvet dance Saturday, April 12UIat the ittih school sponsored by the Parents Club, and the winner andrunnerup will be selected by impartial Jrdges These two lucky young ladies will receive gifts from local j merchants and organizations and will at the county contest at i Jim xNash has a baby calfiyple stayed with his grandvnile his bnitr was i i,c Alvm McCajtys lroihei ibUown isiteu ins giaiKiiic lii ani saw the LJiuewaifi1 iiiia1 Lib iicrner went siiopjjin wit ii ir 1iuiuer Jean Gydes grandmothermade inr an tiasler dressDavid Junes Iicw hi, kite Jimmy Bennett has abAVJWig set and Arthur Blades a loytruckFirst Grade, Mrs XayecWo rre making Eastei baskets andcoloiiMg eggs Linda Haines visited hi aunt Lary Gardner rode inshorse, Lady Jane Sharon Gray wasshopping Suzanne Waring went iu Lake Sti, Clare Sundi Bell went upnuiili aiai saw deer rtobtul Alsepia itv iioy to our 10011, Jackie Makii rode a hose and saw some ducko anun baby oat Dennis Reason tell oti 1 lie Idiih anu sprained his arm Suuley juUerih brother fell 111 the hr anu luui his hand, llaruld Porter lias a nev bicycle Danny Williams liu,1 Anieijian flatfs iJalty iirwui L iw shm Jld YeileiBUly D Wylie vas iuiopoing in Ann Aibor DavidMiclaei1 grandpaients are to visithim ,er Gars Burg helper i iaUiei sin ur shCp Peggy ONeal hu a Brownie jnn Mary PJUIIIDIH dila fine jcb at the school spini afin iiy JaiHt Cosgiay had an appendixtviihvii, She has 2 baby lambs Darlenefittpp visited iier ruusm and wenhwie back ridingSewna tirade Mi AnuxionScoti Cnrver may visit relatives inthe vouin Linda Steffins pareniswont o VJorida llvur y S his fcnrdeji iknved Gwer L i Mlto the fsitjw Sunday Ricky Wilson visited K icine Darruw,Charlotte canuwer went to show Pat Gallowiy oy visited his uncle Tom A storr bum td fvn near Ricky Wilsons, LiriuaKitchtns aunt Sybil has a baby boy Bobby 1 tc helped his unclg build a on I1n fie i I v 1 i 1 ani rvent motoristsiM ir,f scenery The billanies atv a billion doll LOT Til willing to spend ir il thioughThis c iil roiids Thei TI c,iv to regulate IM,is V,e remember backrs1 aivl lnggy days most if uin with signs read M, Miles to Mack T1rt s Browns Siorew ii uMinil inaccurate andwas passer banning all directvii thiS, jiut uj by thetaei 1 t 1crs r1 1 e rbJ lli br principal itchool in a siehio la 1 wtk before tli ntrai Ayn o Colleges andidnry Schools warned teach be paniced into cnangingliijnal program He saidine juiiy have to be made WHS should not ihrow thetlTU baih We knowli csni changesesj claimed they lu,, supiort vrietl bu uDill stdid , t ngand Me wei added Then viinii iiiiharicti courses M,tl in ciifUiic wee added, Miicrs vanlcd tarnimg so ag 1 v ailiiii, A , school cfin1 , li si iin courses so tho , hot any, ztrlogy, foreign s 11 uer i nd h isi ory gotila ke 1 01 n for 1 hem,ukIVre 7emes Petula is going to hav chickens Marjorie Quesenberry visited hei aunt Wes Scott has a mouoj1DisciplesCharles Michael Hymn In the Cross of Christ I Glory Meditation Secular Authority Pilate Rev J W Winger Dexter fail It may piecemeaja gimfhot wound in his abdomenHe was found in hishome and refuses to talk If efforts to sell the Vokar plant atov 152 90 of them were caused Campbell, Mrs Brooksy people burning derbis ganders A , v i Meditation God and the Cross,Rev yU Brooks sjsru, 4 srorThy Dying Love years go seem to be holding their own 400 were counted in Chippewa 10 broods They were obOntrio jn exchange for that is thejcres U fiovers 12TO SPEAK AT BARENTS CLUB On ednesdayr April 9, 1958 thetpe who got them from EurParents Club at the Pinckney CommunJty Schools presents a practicaldemonstration and talk on Personal n rooming by a representative from STCf SCHOOL FIRE STAMPEDEThe presence of mind of a highJunior student at Stockbridge may hav averted a tragedy at Stockbridge st Friday night The Junior class were putting on their, annual before a crowd of 300 peopleJit curtain whiph had gottentoo close to a spotlight, caught Ire airt blozori up Before a panic couldtart in which people might have Brighto and if a winner there wiilenter the state contest at Muskegon,Application blanks are available nithe school office or Jones Store En Tim Danela visited a prisonchapel with his fatherSecond Grade, Mrs JohnsonI yrin stone, Roddy WidmeyerVo liil P i,ril of the IVtroUrr f i e ha1 resigned after someeics on the foi ce lie rose to 11 ring tne Hlnek Legion invesipfltions of 1137 and ,vns instrue minln in serulins 11 of Ihe legion to privn 1 go i uamtcd v,iih him nen when a hand IJroi legion eiemoeis hruugt a negrrj,i an 01 here shot him and him in ie marsh al Nashes bridge c look ome pictures of the bodybefore i wis removed from theMvamp, With Icing Kennedy, Edward Spears jri dnughtcr, Joan, Percyteries must be filed not later 900 t m April 9th thaaLIBRARY NEWSOver 2w books , went outHouse Day for National Library Week High schdof students andhWl dtpt was kept busylift vitit answering alarms There were Friday and 2 Saturday Oneat ppHt Louis WagneriT another X9tk Qt the railroad Saturday they were iatted to the RindaH firm eftWchardscm Rd by a grasi fire They honly,been back 20 minutes whenanotjuor ajarm came The Emory th0obn Robert Power School Wei trampled Charles Palmer, gMurs school and their teachers vp itdthe library with their teachers The girls wish to thank all who coatributed to the bake sale They earn ed enough to buy 15 Penny Reynolds, PanKoch, Sam Singer, Linda Whitlcy, May Ptarles, Eddie Colone, and RickeyOury faw Old Xeller last weekEmily Miller was in Lansing Wednes dayvPenpy ReyneWs went to DetroitSundry, Susan Baiyjhn had a birthday prrty Tuesday She got a bike DeanGardner rode horseback SaturdayO en di Colone had a birthday party on 1 Sunday with relatives from DetroitLinda Whitley had dinner with Penny 5 Saturday Sandra Salyerg yNew books are Albert and Victoria y yvisited her grandmother, Stapeltonf and Friday Haines yeeditor vas in Ixnroit 6 daws as a witness i the case Irvin Kennedy,then a r ,uty was in charge of the inveviEMtiun Ktward Spears anddfiUhtfi heard the stiots on the night itc mider fixing iie lime Fridayfouid the ivriy aim Porcy SwarthoutrtmhiiiiboflyEr Hollis Siglei, whovitl hi iHher, Dr Claude Sigler per lorned, Mir stioritum was alsovvMiicss Ilarvill was in PinckneyfOVfivi times during the investigatiiu Kastrr time even bettChristmas Christmas isthe endrs OainpoeiV program nSchool Spirit we thought aH didvou,d like to extend an inviution 1 a upop who was s to all Uen age girts and their moth w cnme oul on tfte en to jfrin us for this meetingA portion of this meeting will edevoted to the annual election of officers for the coming ya We reitund you that all parental of childrenattending the Pinckney CommunitySchools are members of this organi Collins Plaims was ot Mtion and MtitM t0 ft vote inGregory dept went out wtectlon of th dubt officers buJ Waw1 of wter l rvAnril 91958 for Parents stage and TDon t be alarmed We have the fireuntfor control By that tknr Mr Viilentfnf the dramatic Ureetor had gotten n fre extinguisher and putthe Thtte out A 15 minute recess WR ccUe4 to get the smoke Out fthe buiMmg itfW OUVHB QIC rtiUVii mm ,by Anthony Masters of Deceit 3 wrtl peelaly oar representative, r l VanBlaricBm We are happyHoover, donatbSTtliUtenstiol I oundation of New York 51 new readers registered last weekemntry SehooL ft MatronsPast PatiMU doing the work Mrs Mildred MilleratSixth Grade, Mrs HeatonW enjoyed our vacation It Ifw jeeksntit school ends 6 pupturned, in thir arithmetic books d, n thcfnil 0hers wU this week OurKhqo ground is free of mud and we can play on it Richard Blades wentto a trap shoot Sunday and won a 5d4 MKnOfficers Pastand Knight, the James knights, RayniondKnifhts and Joe GriffiUu Mrs Oneita McDonald of Windsor,I Mr md Mrs Verne Norrte lad daughter , Sharon of, Gran4T Rapldfwere wrk end guests of Mr Norrit ham0aai 8cj5 McKenna nichbm4af got in a fight withamusjtrat and teat n eyeCartiSow aad Gary andXAHull mwt Beninwent horeeliaclcumWwi TTT brother went to a kite flying COBimm,mmimm gatviJw Wiring went on,i We Jiior thanvhriiiis piomise to thr world Easter its JuilJmpnt Tro trial and crucifiction of Christ is one of the high lights 0 history Many prominent awyors have said if they had beenChrists iUtorney he would not havebeen convicted Wffe not fcnowConChrisiiie Clark was, chosen Service 5ji0 wei differem i those daysapJJiatrfrf for March She got a ce, ihB iase had n e Power and the tifitewanLStanley LlmMs 10 yrs CU59ft was noteven representedh today Mly Sullivan and Joyce T ta the triftl ate the King wntoAnnMnbor museum governor w also judgeHeMonday with ihe Brownies Nearly ,,11 convinced of theall of us saw Old YellerJewell Pal hjcJki ougipt a horned owl wing and moYJ,clay to us ior exkiWt Dennis Park v er i the only one on out room who wTv er were outnumbered ha not been abeem of tardy this iLllJe owwhelmingly and in rhoolyear to keep the peace he threwTbk Grad Mrg Post I to M buwit John MoNamgaton has new glassesBilly Tosephson flew his kite SunSunday David Chambers 2 brothers Old YeUer Betty Puckett wentFresh Air Camp with the Girlfor 2 days,brother went to a InnojiG of Christ and wo disposedto et him free butthe big Jewish scouted So He and his smaU3raa, Mr, mmmwWe liked our vacation Many flaw of the room saw Old Bowles father has aDavis attended theSunday but v k 3K it I slower after slower afk sfcfas always plenty of lot waterto new fcte water heater GET IT HOT GET A LOT every time A new electric water heaterprovides plenty of hot, hot water for showers and all the familys needsDetroit Edison has a new Super Supply Plan which makes heaters evenmore efficient and economicalHeres the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per monthOnly electric water heaters five you aH these Important advantafestEfficientthe heat goes into thewaterx Irwtali anywhereneed not be near a chimneyLonf lifemeet Edisons rigidstandardsAutomaticall the time x Fastnew, more rcient heatingunitsc Outer shellcool to tht touch aH overx Edison maintains electrical parti without chargeSafecleanquietmodernyour piunfier or appjiswe dealer DKTROIX KDISON RVES IOUTHIAITIBN MKHIMNARE YOUR IMPORTANTPAPERS AND VALUABLESREALLY SAFE vDont be old fashioned in thinking that youritems of value are safe because they are lockedaway at home To be really sure of their safety,place them in a safe deposit box here Then, yourvaluables and important papers are protectedagain loss, theft and fire Drop in to our banksoon and rent your safe deposit box The cott t lowMcPhorsftft State Bank Hawtfl PlnckneyttyTwo Ymt fr Jtfttfmh arillfi Accounts Nets eftt Tears Age,F GJackaon has sold his auto to S L Bwarthovt liable CUnton who is teaching atit Martin, near Kalamaaoo, is home for a week in Mondays election in 36 countiestie drys won in twenty tin V G Dinkel and Gone wentto Dettnit Saturday to visit her son,Albert who is in the hospitall as the result of a fall on the ice , Kenneth Darrow is learning thetarter trade in Roger Carrs shop Tne high school boys opened thebse ball season Saturday by beatingtfe village boys 12 to 8 Monday the village boys won 8 to 3J Ebb Smith of Plainfield accidentlyshot aid killed himself Friday whhe putting his gun away Mis Darwin Carr, 82, died Sundaytone leaves 3 sons, E F Carr, DellICarr, and John Carr and a daughter, Mrs Crlie Hart Born to Nick Braley and wifeof Plainfield March 23, a son Beulah Burgess visited VeronicaBrogitn Saturday Alfred Morgan and wife of Olivethave moved on the Burgess farm they purchased John Marshall died at his home inGregory Thursday and Abe Haip there on April 1Gershom Swarthout, 90, east vote Monday, He votedi Polk for president and hasvntJG ihe Whig or Republican ticketeery Ume since but onceA iand of gypsies stole a team ofhorses in Howell last week but wereapprehended by Sheriff Stoddard282 votes were cast at the electionMonday The Democrats won all the s but highway commisssionerwhere Charles Campbell won ovrCasper Vollmsr by 32 votesThe majionties wereSup, James Harris 190Hoger Carr 182, no opposition Treas Bert Roche 78 Overseer, Dave Sennit t 49 Justice H W Crofoot 68Bd of Kev, John Fohey 40 Friday, fetetarday, April 4,ia HOWBUMidi Aft CTooy Cmrtis, Marlsa Pavan and GUbert WelanTHi MIDNIGHT STORTTVAKED SUNWttfrin F inning Btatman Color Juries Craig and LiU Milan CJAUT Cartsoo5 Big Days TIMS, Wad, Thar, April 1,1SAnna MagnanL Aathonj QpmmWILD IS THE WIN1TFriday, Saturday, April 4,Sun, Man, TueSn Wed Than April J, 7, 8, 9, 19Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor and Eva Marie SaintRAINTREE COUNTRY in TechnicolorNovelty Color Cartoon Late News Sun Shows 230 p m 515 p m,855Week Days 730 One Show OnyAdmission Adults 90c, Children 35c Keith AAdea and Maggiein iDAM CITIZEN pinsJohn Erickson and Lola AlbrightITOGETHERNESS MEETING OREGON PASSAGECniemaScofe and ColorSunday, Monday, April a, 7Matiaee Sunday 2f p, m mmmt taurcn Baeall and Robert StekInGIFT OF LOVEJn cinemascope and, ColorJktes 25 YMM Af 58 toM Aa apeUJng wereSflp Kftaan, SUn KourtPatty Ctetpon, Carol Taur, Wiltahre and Paulchairman for our Social areI, Terry Nixon,Ill RobWe RookeIV, VFSatty Wiltshire,an writing comtoliowing subjectsWhat Easter Means the Sixth Grade, It was fuaftrfcct acort ia ntul UpHcatioa tests wr Larry Bowles,Paul Gray, Shirley Hileman, dannisHoMster, Stan Kourt, Terry ViyoR,Janet Sanders, Robert Seefeld, jamWiman, Mary Wylie, Edde WilttaPutty Wiltshire, Helen West, RuU Strunk, Virginia StrunkPatsy Gbepon Those missing 2 were liajShirey, We had one and a hail xatft utos to do the oral drill In sdaneewe arc planting seeds and waachiithem growSixth Grad, Mrt TuclMonday we ha M ur leftcaor i, Mrt Tuck Ute KeOoneWW an 4 Uaa vaaC ttait We nave a naw Wy Mi ourrown, John Mantadtr, JNeryona isgetting stars for Good ettiseaship V0 hope it continue m tFifth and Soranth, ttrg M Friday Kftthy Shettelre saw Bridge over the River Kwai at AnnAtfcor Judy Schroedftr vMted Linda ftfcife Saturday Pam SeefeMs hrotaer bapttatd Sunday His birthday r March SI Wetnojdajekiey invited Judy Reynolds boatinf They had a hard i currant waa swift FinlM 4 Stafftnti parinni went ta Wtajja t get In he Howell basket ban tournanurt i Pinckney Indpnrinis tot Brighton the first game 3 Siir1ey Dinkel had 26Dn Suarthout 16 and Roy Rwn1 14 Thty play Byron Thursday nigh Tie county voted wet Mondayriun Btrt Pao, Howell tobacco nicrciRt won over William Cansfieldetltor In Putnam the vote wos iate471, Cansfielld 136 Many Hoisel wonsupervisor from Fred Slayton by 34votes In Hamburg Wray Hinckleywon supervisor, Charles Runcimanin Unadilla, Lester Huff in Iosco andG b Madden in Dexter, all DemocratsGJenn Chubb and Bill Duncan Repblicans won in Marion and GreenOakAt 9 meeting at the RecreattonI Rooms, Howell plans were made to nrganize a county soft ball leaguewith teams from Howell, Hart land,, Hamburg, Brighton, Fowlerville and Pwckaey Ye editor was elected a itorecior Paul Bennett is president G W DinkeJ, 64, died at Ford hosJ pilal, Detroit, Monday Mrs Julia J Furnam also died at her home herej MondayLivingston Lodge staged a euchretournament with Washtenaw lodgeof Dexter there and lost 38 to 29 Dfcxter plays here Monday night andPinckney expects to win as she willhave such stars as Fred Read, EarlBaughn and Col Met Chalker in herlinevp W C Miller and Judge Frywil pky at the first table againstafciinst Henry Steinbach and Aug ust Lser, Dexter Note Pinckney tied1 despite the fact Judge Frye won 9 out of 11 games On the cut FredRead lost to Fred Stoll of DexterThe Boy Scouts put on a sportsevent over the fire hall Mondayday night to an overflow crowd Har lew and Edmund Haines boxed aj draw Tht wrestling match between Percy Fish and Bert VanBlaricum was declared no eontest Robert Readgot a boxing decision over FrancisBsttle James Lamb got 2 out of 3 of Harold Campbell, Phil Gentile a boxing decision to Peach Palmand Jack Haines and Ralph Smjthtoxm fast draw Stanley Dinkel1 all event E GGarnett was,snnourrerOland Jubb, 19, of Marion was,jffttind unconscious back of the ReIcreatiou building, Howell Monday ardMien 2 hours afterwards An investi ation it being madeIn other Howell tournament famesPewlerviJe beat Webberville 26 014 and Howell, Stockbridge 23 to22 i ivingston coutity office holdersand candidates held a togethernessmeeting at the Village Tea Room in Fowierville last Thursday nightj whero they were guests of Countyhis I Chairman Martin Lavan at a chickenfor 1 dinner He conducted the informa tive meeting He pointed out that inthe depression of 1932 the peoplelooked to the Democrats for a solut on to Icoal and national problemsThe Democrats did not fail as the election results proved nor will theyfail in the current recession Again,geographically, the rank and file areJooking to the Democrats for the an swris Emphasis was placed on thec that Michigan has a Democraticmajority while Livingston county isin the minorityinformation was as folIowsKeep acontty wide ticket, Give a healthybalance which provides support for asate ticket Democrats live whatwhat hey beleive so much it spills over giving light to those heretofore In darkness This is a new voting gen f ieration, a new day, a new recession, since the depression of 1932 and propPT enlightening education is required to help others nowconfused, then they it ok will help keep strong andhealthy the Democrat party as theireenfusior will have been cleared away whfn they learn how willing thethe Dem rrats serve because they belive in Ihe Philosophy of the party Dr Thomas Barton, candidate forcoroner said Democrats are marriedto the party and it is a matter of touching, converting those who doUTdertand Democratic philosophy Other speokers were Judge Franris Bbrron, Howell Ervin Snyder,Brighton supervisor Clyde Corbin,enndiorte for legislature, Mary Koch,Genoa treasPaul Dean, iDeerfield supervisor Raymwd Maleitzke,Louis Ridley, Dick Rudnicki ofHandy and Mrs Hazel Haines, Brighton, publicity chairman lacs, Wed, Thui, April 8, 9, 10SONG OF BERNADETTltfJenniferFust Show at 6S0 p mSecond Show 915 p mFrfdfl Scio TheatreSaturday, April 4, 5 DEERSLAYESTIn Cinemascope and Col erwith Lex Barker aad Rita Iforeae alsoUSCAPADE IN JAPAJTIn Cinemascope and ColorWithTeresa Wright and CameronCartoonaMon Tuea, April 6, 7,SLIM CARTERin Technicolor Tim Hovey and Jock liahonty MnoMurray and Dorothy sfaleas inQUANTEZti K nemaScope and ColorJCartoonaThe Gunge Hodder family of Detftit weie Sunday guests of thetester McAfees Russell Nuoffer and wife of Lansing and Bruce Clubb and wife of Detroit called on the Lloyd Hendees Sunday Wednesday, Thursday, April , ItHobert Vaughn and Merry Aadorais NO TIME TO BE YOIJN0THE YOUNG DOXT CRY withSal Mineo and Jtunet WhitaiereCartoonaComing SoonPeyton PlacoofMr, anI Mrs John DeYoungGrand Rapids were week end gdtsof the Hnrold Porters Mrs Deouagfts installing chaplain for Mrs Por U1 at ihe White Shrine at HowtllSaturday nightGoive VanNorman went to Cleveand TriesdayMH, Audrey Dinkel entertained theVrights Corners Circle at her homeThursday 16 were presentWalton Baughn attended a DoVIolay meeting at Lansing SaturdayLynn Hendee and wife spent Sunvith the Gale Hendees in OwossoUSED Have You Been Looking Stop In and See Uf and Well Get Something Cooking IIIWE HAVE i S1956 Plymouth f 4 door Radio, heater, srfto trans, WW dresSharp1955 Mercury Passenger Station Wagon, 4 door T8, Beater, auto, trans you eant go wrong1951 Plymouth 4drH LookThis One Oar 1958 Plymouth 4 dr ftJi V8 Allnower,Radio, hesUr, WW IMOO ralne for onlygrandmother and sisterPenny Brenningagtall was in ToJlecto arid Keego Harbor SundayJerryIVinWafbrook went camping with Satdt t eaek inanhaai Braid New 1958Plymoitk 6washers,tax,Slayton Motor SalesMl t JfaftlA Mm A Plioat 349 Howtll, MICJLORYGOODSTHK PIMCKMET mSPATCd Wedaemay, April 2,GOODS GENTS FURNISHING SHOEiitinuiiiin STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the Coun ty of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofEmma Frances Murphy, Dr Iceased PHONE Hacks Dispatch IEntered ae SeSssW Class, I Matter at PeateOSee At ef March t, 1IT14 gouta Heweft girtar f ascriptionPrtar 9U TearThe C J Clintons spent Sunday atLincoln i ark wJth the Ralph CHa ions in LincolnThe lleib Palmer family spent Surday v uii Ke Peach Palmer Umily inFlint MescUnes Shirley Clark and Barjira Clark were in Lansing one dayLvSt week Johnny Dinkel got the mumps lasteek He wants his Detroit Newscustomers to fee patient He wia be jji the job again in a day or ao Medmes Roberta Amburgey,JaneWedmuyer and Mary Amburgey gave a show for Mrs Dolores Amburgeyftury at the latters home 21were present Hercld Clinton and wife and DrMartin Clinton and wife of Detroit tiled on the C J Clintons Sundaynighl The Russell Clarks visited the EdsilMeyer femily in Waterloo one day The Murray Kennedy family spentThursday with the Ambrose Kennedy fairily in Pontiac Mrs,, Lleunor Ledwidge is visitinghe Hutxt Ledwidge family in Roy l Oak Sarah McMacken spent theweek end in Berkley with the Roscoe arhoroughs Mrs Irvin Crocker attended a birthlay party in Dexter last week lor Irs Kiltie Guinan Crocker Tftie torn Wares had the Ear Kim rs and John Paul Wares for Suni dinner guests Nan Moabon and Myrawere in Howeyll Thursday Seefeid of Ann ArborAt a sessien Qf Said Com t, spent Sunday with the Robert Seeheld on March 25, 1958Present, Honorable Hiram KSmith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given,Thatall rrecjtors of said deceased am eldsWilbur West and wife of PlymouthcaJlri on the Floris Clarks Sunday Dirt Robinson Omer Corey and yeeditor aUnded the Masonic Past Mas1 Wagoners GroceryW66 PINCKNEY ROADQinlity Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wiue To Take OatPHONE HOWELL 705J2Lumber Coal and Sunoco Fuel OilPrompt serviceD E HOEY SONSPHONE HAMILTON 68119 DEXTER UXT12K MICHIGANrequired to present their claims tors Night at Dexter Friday nightHIRES YOUR CALLING CARD, a j by 11 inch metalcard with holes punched in it Its job is to automaticallypick tho speediest route for your Long Distance sail And Tommy Read and Bobbie Beck spestFriday in Ann Arbor Tiie Robert Tasch family got backfr, l,xnglor, Kentucky Thursday clpe Miller and wife to Carol oMt rjeasant Friday to visit Cainy iseTfwjy went after her MondayObn Robinson and Frank Zeiglerattended a degree conference at the VPighLon Masonic Lodge last Tutu l Mrs Florence AtLee expects to reit does this with the speed of fight For instance, if youcall Atlanta, as soon as the Michigan operator dials thoAtlanta number the Atlanta card automatically popsinto placo and a light shining through holes in the cardautomatically connects your line with wires throughCincinnati to Atlanta If those lines are busy, it connectswith wires running through Chicago to Atlanta orthrough New York to Atlanta When an emergency re quires an entirely new routing, someone at the switching center just punches a new card with a different sotof hole andbingoyour call takes the new routing This saves issuing instructions to many different perc when a route has to be changed Pretty good excmof how Boll Kientists try to giveyou the best and fastest service at law cost, dont you think in writing and uuder oath, tosaid Court, and to serve a copythtirf upon Martin J La van of 136 Ent Grand River, Brighton, Michigan, fiduciary of saidestate, and that such, claiis will be heard by said Court jitthe Probate Office on June 3 1958 at ten A M ten am It is Ordered That noticethereof be given by publicationof a copy hereoffor three weefs 1urn irum Florida April 15 she wineonaectively previous to said llve hor new hme at Portageday of hearing inthe Pinckny Lakfc Dispatch, and that the petition Sunday guests of the Lee Laveyer cause a COpy of ibis notitie were tne Jack Sharps and Rollandto be served ,UDOn each known Stolfers of Lansing and Mrs Maeparty n interest at last knowi Meizj address by registered mail, re vprn Smith of Eaton Rapids spentHum receipt demanded, at leaat lhe VPek end wlth his aster, Mr fourteen 14 days prier to such dilh Carrhearing, or by personal service Or cmpbeii spent ThursdayJ4l last five 5 days prior te mghf vvith Mrs Main Pearson ofiO SUChhearing Hownll Her neice, Mrs Marion KappHiram R Smith, Judge ef Pre, er ol Rruokiyn was also therebate a Mrwin Campbell and wife wereA true copy Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs CharBarbara L Marr es McDnieis of Chelseaef Prebate 1 Mrs Nan Meabon and children1 andMrs Vivian Ledwidge called on theLeo Meahons in Chelsea SundayM Shrtuu, nd Mis, Banch BUr JttrlVZZ CT tin at McDonald Convalescent Home Detroit Sunday nynM toHowell last week Mrs Shehan Ajuert hirv D iutn sniney and wife visited the HELLERS FLOWERSSAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 HOWELL MICHIGANBottle GasMnrlames Esther Campbell, Dorothv Sprout and son, visited Mrs lUK COOKING WAILK HEATIN AND HOME HtATINGWYU L P, GAS SERVICEhHONE 63 HOWELLHIM Wattr Lauadromat and itortWimr su Oiiu Openoil M86,Lkaud, Mica, ft Wa, nily Wask, ury Citaniug Cottoa Kug, Shag Kua ijed ip Boier with thorn AH Mil 0tf1 years old Mrs Thressa Coyle spent last weekvith Mrs Jennie DevereauxThe Os tranders , her tennants took her asCASTER SUNPAY is oneof thoM days when all of lit lik te be near ourloved ones But this isntftlwiyspotf ible The next bet thing to being all together if a Long Distance phoae eall Your voiceover tkt telephone willbe as welcome and cheer ing as Spring And itwtU cost you very little Plates a whole daysjrive twtyean M reached by phone for a dollar or less Il WUtl W after pm and all day Sunday ratesapply B day Easter Make a list now U those yo ftt pfcone a Happy EasterearnThe Gale Shirleys at Buck Lake SpndayIsahell Nash and Martin Crawfordol Ann Arbor spent Sunday with tht Martin Hittersfar as Charleviox where they have I Tommy and Micky Ritter Rav Kinlttite8 Y and Terry Reason to kThe Edward Parkers are expected I campod at the Keith Krh V dn, from Florida about April 20 he week end Nothing muchTappn t Pxcejt Jerry thQught PtnThe John Sprouts who live in theirare moving to Ypsilanti He j bca ore nightThe Ray Languways spent the weekwmks t Willow Run end in Ssndusky He also bowled attt tournament in Ann Arbor last weekThe Percy Ellises are expectedorre lrom Florida Thursday Theyi called on Dorothy Rohl there who re ared trcn teaching in Detroit in Mesdames Virginia Carver and Betty Sefeld were in Detroit TucsiayWilliam Judson, 46, an electricianat thfe University of Michigan, gassd himself in his car at his home on Dart on Drive, Ann Arbor, SaturdayHe was a base ball and basket ballplayor nnd 20 years ago played atPinekjJCjy a number of times Robert Pike and wife and MsAttc Bmff were in Owosso and att mu d wrr tfro m Tlorld a las t week r Glover s O FowlwviW wt fa t attende dvhltmor orou t meiPCIn tturda yMar y Eleano r Morri s an d Itebtcc aI m An n Arbe r Saturday sn d Zigltr an d wifs Meeti a t Iteekbrtdi t tostThursday Th e QrnA Offlctr t pu t o Mrs Sadi e Mora wa s I n Detroi tww k t o mMi hr ne w 4 wttk sol d rranddaufhttr , Nanc y Lyn n Jtmes Campb U returne d t o MSU Las t Uuuln g Monda y afte r pendin gJu a prte g vmeatl x wit ki t are uuna FrWay , Mrs Bruf f staye d for nvisi t Nfrs Un a Bentle y cam ewit h th e Pike som e on one said I d o no t car t,v o wnt w th t nation law s a s lon g I wrift their songs There have bn irtny famous song writersI such as Stevtn Foster, Scott Kleym, fciwan1 SUmton, Irving Berlin etcfind one not feast of them died lai week J C Handy, the negro trum,pet player who woic S L uis 33u s, Memphis Blues other song hits andany spiritual which groxaed manythousimds of dollars He was honor by being asked to play at Pret Mpsdnmes Ethel Sprout and PhyllisSoulr were in Lansing FridayThe Frank Whites of Howell called or tho Ben Whites Whites Saturday rnrt he Basil Whites of MmonRd Sui dayDale Miller family were inn Sunday fo attended the 80thvending anniversary observance ofIis unrie and aunt, Mr and MrsMrs George GrahamMrs Madeline Shehan and daught and Mrs Alice West of Ann Aror cnllod on William Shehan SundayAsherWylie and wife and FredyJf and wife spent Sunday with Asfte Fink and wife of New LohMr nnd Mrs Elmer Phelph have tor ttM Vek returns from Texas, he havin fV kVwttl SUelt ta homt trom Coidthei his army duty and will finish W4ler tor ft wttkg vetion Hi eourie at MSU East Lantin Thv Brti who u with the Don Johnjon, of Ann JLTZ Turs Cook C1 nospiufl, Chicpent the wefk end with the Z t0 cillt Beachy who teachei ww EngUaH at Richland, high sdioolnear kCaiamaxoo were homt for theweek Mrv Uanch Clark was in Ann Arnor Issm WednesdayMrs lrter MaA iee and daogtersvrert ia nn Arbor Thursday SPECIAL NOTICEANNUAL TOWNSHIP MEETING TOWNSHIP OF DfcXinRNotiot is Hereby Givn that the next Annual Townski of tJu lctors of the Township of Dexter WILL BE HELD ONSATURDAY, AMUL 5th, 19J8 At lJ Dexter Township Hall from One Oclock M until until AdjournedTo transect such business as is usually transMted at TownshipMeetings by viva voice voteWHUAM CLARK, Township ClerkMrs Utlen Young, Jackie and AnnMarie kre i the Northland SaturdayJamejl Utt and wife of Ann Arboxvn Sunday visitors of the Robertekley Linda lee, student nurse at Blodgett hospital, Grand Rapids was homeir ind Mrs Charles Forter welcomed O eir 4ih sonRobert Eugene ithospital Marehlbs 18 Hefimns and wife spent Sunday th Kenneth Frye home in Brlgh trnThf Jark Young family were f hit 9rmt theB 4s wtetCJf Mm IOM Hall attended anumntr Thursday at the MSF mmn OuutiML warmen Porter wuiifss in tn Wmte aturaay night Among inu present were W H ivieyeiliid wile, Mrs loye uampoea, Mrs, ittoertA iniourgey, Mrs ur6e Howbid, Mr Mae ualier and Mrs Fraa liobinson Floyd WeeksLedge Mere wife of Qniguesu of UstThe Kf nneth Hecks of ut VaftHorn urarimem were tors oJ hi parents, theof MOW COThe G W Meggr famUy ofbridge were SOjHfcy gueau of W ML vi tyor and wifeMrs Joi Halll attended aDemoiftration meung atKellogg CenterV i vv THE PINCKNEY DESPATCH Wedfcwday, Aprilr JOHN DEERg TRACTORSareHERi andA FULL LINE OF JOHN DEERE IN PARTS AND REPAIRSUVEYSPECIAL NOTICEANNUAL TOWNSHIP MEETINGTOWNSHIP OF PUTNAMNMct is Hereby Given that tho next Annual Towiuhi Motia j f thl Electors of tho Township of Putnam WILL BE HELD ONSATURDAY, APRIL 5tk, 1958Saturday Preceding1 the First Monday to April At tko Putnam Township Hall from Oclock P M trarsect such business as is usual nsactod at s by viva voice vote t A rNiy roa t iwct tout li largeat t tuotty vtu I can offer you, uk rw footftm Met itt1th in th rtyl lttbr u4 colori etooiat Ore WO tbo ct far 1MB tfi IToauaMASON SHOED EOT FMM FACTORKUERAY KENNEDY, Township ClerkW4NTED Odd Jobs of alfkiadiFOR RENTFarra house ona week ends and after school Burden farm on Hinchty RoadAt 00 p m John C Bur Green Brothers c Phone UP 8 3277 Phone UP 8 8 3464 B orrirlMf tfcIVfc 9 UL ic dl team our pon get your fWfe from frwh, WK for lMt mttMftnd TSBT 1M8 tfk rrr TOO tr mvnrit riftj f 10 OUJACK HANNEHPinckneysVEGETABLESSTATE OF HTCHIGAMTW Probto Court for tho Comity f LJTingstoaIn tho Matter of the Estate ofDate Gyde, also known asDale Gyde, Deceased At a session of said court heldon March 12 1958Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby GivenThatall creditors of said deceased are required to present their claimsj in writing and under oath to I said Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon Mildred Gyde of Ht 1, Pinckney, Michigan, fiduciary of said estate, and hatsuch claims will be heard andthe heisataw of said tioceid will be determine by said Court at the Probate Office on Ma 1958It is Odered, That noticethereof be given by publicationof a copy hereof for threeweeks consectively previous o said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that thefidicuary cause a copy of this notice to be served upon eachknown party in interest at his Jast known address by registered or certified mail, return nceipt demanded at least fouteen 14 days prior to sue hearing or by persona ser YO JOUrf sAiSp Q 6ATJ lSJ3d such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge ofProbateA tme copy Helen M GouldRegister of ProbateWANTED WOOL, MarketPrice Lucius J DoylePhone UP 83123 BU1DJESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIjifleft 8S tttrfff, M BrHI ONERAL H0MMI iT A, M to Sxevrptfoa, TI DirectorMederu KFHON U Pr oo thitter TY Service Fred C aeicklwH, St20 i,L LLOYiSUB IVOR GHowell it Weekly Tri viadt ltj deneOR G R hkCLOSKEY j Roger J LarrOffice 14 1by tNSUHANCS COVMAGMEdith K Carr 1 4 MILL STMich Phono UP f ftlKBERT WYUfc, REAL ESTA1Li OpportunitiesYour Property I witui ftR tr 309 North Pearl PR0NE UPMinrWANTED Furnished room fora single manPhone UP 8 3111 Throigrb Satmfap11 tc 3 t id 5 to 7d by A poiitmeot AC 729S1a 0 Wet Grand BRIGHTON WolterAH Kinds of Real EsUU Listitf WanUdMain Office HA 68Wt at 7421 Prtagre Lake Read, Bear N 132 WEST MAIN1 Washins toilrs Russel Bokros UP 8 66483170 M 3 Gardens a specCosgrayPinckney mdolsSawFilio ShopLAWN MOWER SHARPENINGl 1 1 Riverbank HiUad Lk4 Efectrkal ServiceELECTH1CAL CONTRACTWt 60000 West M31 PinekaeyPhone U 85558FOR RKNTMqdern six rooms, and bath Roisonable rent, in Pnckney JCall Mrs Oscar Beck, UP 83434 j WANFD Odfiand Saturdays phone up 8 3342 Tihs alter school V,Francis ClarkGENERAL HAULINGRubbish, Ashes and Cindersr whatever you have Light de Iivery anywhere Pl L CLASSIFIEDADSy Lighivery anywhere Paul LellCall UP 8 3481 LIBERAL REWARD For Inioriaton leading to return of Rerl Male richhund,strayed or stolen from Buck Lake near Hamburg,FOR SALE High Upright deep Tht Academy 7 5673i reeze UP 8 3452 Phone UP S977i11169 Hiland Ct tMtu Pinckney, Michl,, BUY ae Saddle John M Howell 1535 M FOR SALK148 VS Sodan, gooc conditinn, radio, hcaior 57500James Whit ley jr UP S3460 PERFECTAUTOMATIC NBEfLlTHRBAD1RThreads large and smallDrop needle into either i 2ay thread behind funnelPraServiceJackMoney backFOB, SALE Two Sport Coats, Stock Stamps 4c etch JTRY ITQ w nrn r t1 310W size 12 Ben Segura Fast AeeurauTRY US WE WELD EVERYTHING jJP S 3406 BERGBKS1613 East M36PORTABLE SERVICE AVAILABLEIlimillllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiuMortgages FinancedLand Contracts Bought RUBBWlWORKSEXPERT PIANO TUNING AND 11922 Weiman SU Pintety,REPAIRNGLets Get together to keep your plan in a Fine State of RepairWILLIAM G KLAVEHamilton 6 5305,9727 Portage LkAveH G SWARTHOUT FOR SALE 4 906S NORTH TERRITORIAL RDPHONE DEXER HA 63072 nnuHHiiiHiminiiHmnmuiiuiim0K W W WaasedSalesman for Gei aid BeaoBESTUP lHUt SIDING AND RPINAND REMOMLLINGH itate oi AUKoda 565 E Gd, River, Hw, Phone Hr ril 717Buildng Bnafiton, XKft OPTOMETRISTTu and Thuri 930 to 500 Bvtniags by Appointmtot196 East Grand RiTtrFISHI MEATSGROCERIES QUALITYMARKET PUCESOOURTEOUS SERVICE1 r LEELAVETOntralVVB JIBE3 AU1 PARTSldto Supplier Auto P Ghms Sbld and V ANT9DPaii and itijr it cntforing cari tsferiticiLWiLfi e estimav M A LINK87M LaWtw, BrivtRnh Lake, Phone UP S Witu GPTO mrpho M A Septic Tank SnriccT1L tUqCm Lictnwd and Bended by the StaU R I SORRELLWater Welib and PumpsAll Makes of Pumps ServicedDexterPinclcney RoadHA 6 945 1 and Bended by the StaUMichigan PHONE ST SI2SEPTIC TANKS, WtY WBLLS CLEANEDNew Tanks and lines Iutaltei 73 vfcn Ntfataat SJOHN HARVBTIT IS BELIEVED THE HOUSEWAS INSUREDBut wkat about the owiurss priceleat possessions and keepsakespapers, birth and marriage insurance policy itself J , Pirt can dsetroy them in a few miu Tfct only complete loss insurance formack possessions is a Safe DepositBesst wfcich you can rent in our vaoltArraf for yur box today, TWO THREEea onSarimfB Book TimeA coasts CertificateFirst National Bank Howell, MkhtfsaUader Federal Superrlatua of Federal Reserve OetAH Depoeti CERTIFIED CORN OATS BEANSFOR SPRING PLANTINGFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY PHWffi W8SS11 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 02, 1958 Description An account of the resource April 02, 1958 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 1958-04-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ba091175b2111fbcbd6a38b769cc0dad.pdf 845198d98b5668d26c216461d5fc2734 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. vVTHE PINCKNE Y DISPATC H Wednesday , Apri l 9, 195 8No 1 6Michiga n Mirro rwff l sin g it s ow n praise sMa y 41 0 I t take s o n adae d iovisnes s t u Michiga n need s mor e inius y an d mor e job s t o counte r th erceaM n whic h ha s hi tharde r tha n oth r states Workin g commute s hav e bee n a ppointe d b y industry , th e arts , educa tio n an d th e government O n Ma y 5th e mayor s o f 38 0 muncipalitie sexchang e fo r th e day s fo r th e 5i h Master4Th e Stickbridg e Al l Sport s ban jiuj L va s a t th e Smit h schoo l gym , o nApri l 7 A cras s fir e a t th e hom e o f S F Michiga n Hartle y c i Unadill a las t week dama g e i th e roo f an d a windo w sill Jame s Caske y o f Gregor y is hom efro m Foof e hospital,Jackson Mrs t red Kunzelma n die d a t Gre gcr y las t week Funera l a t Stock bridg e vi 4h buria l a t Plainfield Th e Brighto n Laundr y ha s starte dJlepabli t a n leader s o f th e mor e a diape r service conservativ e ben d ar e tryin g t o dis Dougla s Parmenter , Brighto n bus prov e tht t Nothin g Succeed s Lii e nes s m n ha s bee n name d chairma nSuccess Th e Democrat s hav e hel d fi thi s count y o t th e 2 5 a plat eth e offic e o f governo r fo r 1 0 yea s Democra t banque t a t Detroi t Ma y 3 fn d now hold al l othe r stat e offices , i Marti n Ritte r sr Lakelan d railwa y Grade 5 r litflivinpaU m Lodg e ha d anothe rsuccessfu l pas t master s nigh t Sat urday Th e lodg e room s wer e ope nope n fo r visitors , som e o f the gran dlodg e rifier s arrivin g a s earl y a s2 oVlco k p m Th e dinne r wa s it7 p m serve d b y th e OES Th e Mtilotone s o f Howei l playe l i Jbefor e an d durin g th e dinner Th e k Ol Mothe r Novena7oi USt ii Rt F r AUw n bcamttt Fat SUNDA Y MASSE SMasses tf30 r 800 , U00 , 1000 , 113 0Wi 1 Ui Miis600 , X00 0 AVsekda y Maaa ii0 0 A , M Agav e th e invocation Fran kW M th e welcom e an d itwa s responde d t o b y Wesle y Reade rp m H e introduce d th e lodg e pas tmasters H e sai d h e notice d hi s nam eis highe r u p eac h yea r in the lis t ilh e livin g pas t masters ume s Lunsfor d wa s toastmaster l14jy , aite rSr i ,da 48 0 t o i83 0 fc li e People s , i uivuun wa s loasimaster Senato r Smeeken s o f Coldwate r agr t ha s gon e t o Stuart , Florid a t o 1J e ske U Re x Sacket t t Q y ha s hi s own ideas o n th e subject hl f e wh o il l there gianJ odg e weerays for 1 0 year s Republican s have Ki,, Maueson , a suphmor e a t ymo M Douglas Apen a dadopte d a M e Too attitud e an d los t j VV drov r th e bus s fo r th e colleg e H B dever y Une H e want s the m t o appea l ih a ual n g tour u on the conservative side For instance Mr tark Morian ol Strawherrv snerman, ,ck Right to Work bill Theycould not pass one this year but t would be a good campaign issue Airplane passengers cannot demandthat pilot stop and let them off attht next corner The legislature passa bill mkjng a pilot only responsible for negligenceVoters will write the final chapternext November as to whether they , the legislatures actions BSun Rev Brooks Sandeisor noJRepublicans are pinning their hopes on economy The issue as theysee it is whether the voters want more economy and less service or moje service and more taxes They Mrs Clark Morgan of Strawberrygave a stork shower last weekfor Mrs Howard Taylor of PinckneyHam burn News, Brighton Argus Funeral services for Elwin Munsella ioriTir Fowlerville resident wereheld at i aton Rapids laasL week There were 61 grass fires in thej county iium March 23 to March 30 Tickets were issued to 7 people whotattefi iires without permitsHarry Stovall of Howll grand secretary Willaid Saurr, Sparta, grand S D GlenAt, Ann Arbor, grant JD Newum Bacon Vijes, grand naarshall Francis Dodge, PGM, Detroit j All 4 candidates for grand mar shall wtre introduced Fuller Don, Addis, Dearborn Percy ClndenoniinationalWest, between Lnadillu awPastuc945 nt 1050 T00 r u0 0 i 700 T Worship ung PeopleEvening Service Practisewas killed last week in a plane chashat Virginia o bcwnMcClaren pant at Hambirg ilill rrot cose down March 31 astidverlised Instead they continued opclaim the letters they receive favor crations wit 9,2 emPloees Jt is id J there iS no defmte date for its elosStill iiere is increased pressure jfrom tho other Schools, universities ana colleges claim the proposed cuts j vvili rum their programs The 2 park fee bill was defeatedin the house one day and then passedthe next day The governor is expected to veto itTho national aleholic board saysthe suites plan to save 16,000,000bv pHjinj their liquor bill every y0days is illegal The law states it mustItid every 30 days This would, put another dent, in the states finance rgThe woods are full of candidatesfor shorff in Washtenaw county, leorge Peterson has announced s a member of the Sheriffs Dept His anno ement resulted in hisf being fire Sheriff Lillie is also a can and James Lunsford, De1 troitTne DO1 were Barney Wilson, Ann rhor, E Richards Byron, Hugh Me1 IJian and Rupert Garner, Detroit board members, Winston Baughn and Oiin Robinfion , PinckneyMorris VaVleerah Lansing, Fuller Duoi fielding Lewllyn HughesDtlicit, and Ralph Dahlen, president uf Lhe Wayne Qounty Masters Asstdtiior7hp grand master, RaymondiDouglas gave a nice talk on the Objectoi hurAdult Payer MedJne 0u pnrhur Youth Prayer GroJr 700 p rCOOL CiiurcNW Sunday School 9SO KiTJdferter, Mrs i artsVe had a nice Easier Tvy Ifs ijjek SoUtlurV in in unnv civN SlKiron Pv fit her from Pennsylvania visitediev Jerry Marhoters brother plant oil when Becky Amburgey has a w luKh baskit Kathy lUgeis gitHer linger hurt in u dour We areijd iJi edief iiK ii huuia,,i111 i I,, i 11 n Jtrst GrHe ar r JUVJimmy ltiiioii hn liv,r,n L,nnad Tieilein a new gun Kip DuI is h , ,, ,, t i tiu i KK1 ,, r I l Id i h ii a iiv irji, i Iiiniiil ur lniii i ijfi , , ffolislj kile Jcvild livvs i1 i , Kiit lsij it iw ii ii i ies r i , f ,Tl J She hi i ui , , l,i v TnV a i , , , a i r Ml t, lj K, ,i ,t i J u j , ri SVr,d iii 1 i , i I IISftd Calfade IVirn i,,Vi ii I1, jUISf i Iii i 1 Iti fi the hosjiiial Daais ,li,rd is U 1,Vt u,v niuch talk of the good old, ,, i,, enterprise when theavv11ii J t iire Hues as ,WedCalvary Churii vi n cKirS Marji Quesentiy vvied hw aunt Gwen HudsonIli i Ka , , ,, v,, 1 m , i11j,,,, , IvtskH if astei es So d Sc t 11 iSSund Ipa Beachy, PasUrWorshipSchool 100k i i II Kill SCHOOL BASEBALL April I4Brighton here 330April klSouth Lyon her 430Airil 24Dexter hereApril 28, Mancheeter thert, iBosvlUe herebDexter there 8Hatrland herei2Boysvilla there1GManchester here8HaptIand here20South Lyon there12Siockbridge hereMayMayMayMayKay lhat all nuilders must be licensedThe Chelsea Products Co whichmakes year boxes for automotive equipment, Has sold oui to the Dana tJojoralinn of Toledo Ohio , The Towlervlile Band Boosters will iiponor u boxing event at the schoolIhere April 12The KurmingtonBrighton Assnat tiieir hst meeting talked of suing ihe siaic for decreasing propertyby building the expressway COMMUNITY CALENDARPinckney Kiwanis has been grantexclusive franchise by the Gordonfor the area for a Community Calendnr published by the Gordon Bernard Co of CincinnattiThe purposeis to keep the community informedof what is happening irom week to and avoid conflicting dales andto list the names, birthdays andwadding anniversaries of you andyout neighborsEach listing costs 25c but an organization can have years ,listing xor 3 Separate llstingi art25 The calendar sells for 50c The Iviwanis will canvass the village und outlying terrtiory Listings must be hands of publisher by May 1 Anyone wishing listing phono UP 8 3127 The profits willbe used o carry on Kiwanis activ ities, tioy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Exporax imae ball and girls soft ball Orianri Winslow, retiring master,received his past masters apron, ajjion ur3 carrying case from RexThe Washtenaw county board of Sarkelt Abner Watkins was presentsupervisors has passed an ordinance J wuli a 50 yeai membership pin byiJtr y, LiJIis and Arthur Builis andWilliam Clark with Hie membershipsby Aioou VanSlambrook and Clare Mijer, iast mastersMaunce Purdy of Howeil presented me 2 county masters present,Umery em, Howeil, James Segerliiphtoi and Frank Zeigler, Pinckney wan masters pins from theHowpJ Royal Arch Chapter The iAMoiay Quintette sang sev numoers and got prolonged appiduse For the Easter Parade they wore ladits hats decorated with flowers Thf y are Donnie Baughn, Larry VuvSlumbrook and Duane Haines,Pincknpy and Fred Fosdick and Waiter I1cher Howeil, Larry is the accompanistijnm Hoskings prelate of HowContnandry gave the address onMasonic Ideals It was well received HH iRASSgrass fire that s ato aFred isC AN1UDATE FOR STATE FTA Jiji Kiirhen, charter member of the Finckny High Sciiool ruture Teach is Club has been nominated forstate historian Our school should19 very proud to have one of its F T A members run for a state ofWIN FIRST GAMEPinckney high school opened the here Monday by beating Webteivijlc to 0 Dick Kennedy allowed but cm hit Pinckney got but onea double by Ed WakefieJd The line UT was Heuman, c Kennedy, p WakeieJd, lb White 2nd DennieClark b Tom Kennedy, ss outfield John Burg, Pete Gerycz and Bobble Kelly H MEETING APRIL 17There vill be a 4H meeting Thur i,n the old Carpei,ilennes farm on ihe 1Dextf r Poad kept 3 fire d some JO voluntier hel1 mf t ol the morning fiyiii ng iIviei railed on Pinckney und Crulseu depls for lielplt burned o r arres way to thr Dexter lown iallond ntd threatened farm builuafci rdsONSERYATION NuiiJnk ti rain and snow hn eav,ilovv water conditions on Mitlilijanjjlrnms, There was a smelt run USinking Bridge last Friday bii1 Id iot last long Transfer of wall eyes over Nnvigndam sfaned April 1 Thr an on dog training xis nlo effect April 15 to July ID, FnmJuly 5 to Aug 15 they may be trained between sunrise and sunset A terAug lb anytime Kiey J IHTUV veni t M t i,I ii K ey Wi j ii , il tomtjlhtis Kniiic ,,ifi ,, arrowi do All , f i S t, , y I fli, , , , tl i I, ,r ii i i 11 it h ii I, Hi , M A n r1 1 J 1, mi 7 ,I i 1 , i i I I III i J I , I , 1 si 11 11 1 lrk sday we visit M Topp A ariha Ui , ,, 1 for Kisiv, jvan1 Ill , ii , in limes of plenty,v In liris of scarcity high, ,, ,d lav was never what aekid up Lo be and mai j to manipuiis own adviuMiige We readt Yr ihai losph, lhe Hebrewi,i 1hurrah, king of Egypt,1 v 7 iai Laiaire and he was com, i ,uu io buy up all the grain ofrePI for the king and store it in ahure erery When the famine hit naroih owntd alt the grain and, j, a ui,t Back at the ri rf ,nt eentury Joe Leiter ofv,a rcarly etrnorni the wheat , , i,, ,ire id Jaires Patt r du aed his feat 10 The early railroads werei by money donations from ,, i heir riht ol way and , tlim liiousands of ,Pd wiiirh valuable min lairr tijtulThe shipping irliiini varine also hmdoutsBothrebates uni ou ns ed Tlie tariff l tie Ijiggest subsidy Iti ia iMgn made gcjods of nw wages and livingciuiil undersoil American X n after paying shlpjj lax v,s placed oni h ir price u to that it i 1 jo, The tax wasi i rr manufacurers 1 i,,y wanted to Mii y esAll dustry has al 1 i u iriJie nv ss from i ec4 i he farmer p ivi t inn seemed to al lil UP s J I f Ujiy it i, included as 4Qj i auloes So i liils passed to inr ,i in p Aor Wags i foi years We can 1 i , da as eon a Kid nly the i Farihvrs andil nufcjd by the month When the nuto began1 a J i, , iv wic piece u V0 a day i t HT vould be rari t i lie work 1 iiioney so lie rais lay Other run iii and many years iv foIowed Many 11 li ci inflation lHi ii i a fart1 pnje in which A1 M1iJJy and demand1 n ilJ J cvistnnce wayli niii Nniniys time 1i id1 i leader came Pf4l MI iav ,,Li s sni,,r McClSCHOLARSHIP BID RECEIVEDJolin C Burg, president of theclass oi 1958 at Pinckney Community School has been chosen by the Western State Universiy in Kalamwx as one of he twelve students thrwghout the state applying forh Ataa Press Industrial ArtsScholarship He is the ton of the John P Burgs of JonLol Farm, Pattraon Jke RoadAfJPHATHRA CfiAFTEKTte Afha TheU Chapter uKappa Gttmma announces that MissBrmee Dondineau will speak Friday, AprJ 11 at 8 oclock at Millar Elementary School on Spencer RdBrighton, Sub Meet the NeighborShe is state chairman of the torn, mittf Education for World UnderftTtdfrg of the Michigan Associationfoi Supervision and Curriculum Dep lopmecc, and Educational ConsoLoo iJW Wye County Board of Edocatkm The public is cordially in fiet ftJncc wewith every high school in the Jill go to the State F T Ato30 p m of all pai, whose childreni ish to tnke part in the summer proConforenoe the week of April 25 atlf 3 ,members are requiredSt Marys Lake near Battle Creek I 8 ClUb The avaiable Also jjoinp are Pat Palmer local , rnomoloynnectsphotographyFVA ecretary, and Irene Eiselo, ry rabbits vegetables, flowersponsor The election takes placa 1 f 7 fd HeaIth and sy Fifth and Seventh, Mrs MerFvelyn Harvey was in Detroit indOhio for the week end Penny Brtnn ingciafl was in Erie Penn for theweek pni Cherie Darrow went to r nrmincn Margaret Ackley invit Judy Rpynods, Pnm Seefeld,, Caroi CoodMig, Danish Lovell, JackieRe,son Tody Hull and Nancy Holl ister io fn Easter egg hunt Saturdny Pan Seefelds cousin Raynettrvisited her until Tuesday A Korean, Ki Fa ITai visited David Shirey Sunday Jar Steffens brother netolygot killed Sunday riding scootprTe n frden in our room The ios era up Janet Shroedersbiothers horse had a colt Easter erry VarSlambrook went to Intiaria with his mother because bis house burned ivorHi Crade, Mrs CcuijTOiJ We a, had a nice KasiiJoi i I In haj company Eas LKi, c n Ki JI I KiDy i ai bii Siani T Lrs moved The DrruTnes ii Hi,iom hir an Kasiei eg imii ,ii dinipbiii vnt on lii teacher viii1 tin, day Monday Mrs Kiuh Jor herEl iev II,, ,,iic , idene of wrongi it IDMveid and Senatori, K uUcan member ol the ii srnd I jte same thingvv IIIVMIIIT who it was an VJII ,x,n IleulJier alivoi io r,y siei tlijig and SUff i i i p si , as a dragon v iti truuoe with Gold watertiiii is i111 ihey rio not know the i i ,,, , ,, ci aiui want to i iieiiiio tji ,i,s yearsPlace Saturday afternoon John Burg, Dorothy Campbell and , uT,Kathryn Thayer are cosponsors l IN AUTO ACCIDENTMesdames CampbeU and Thayer are i UavW Burn lf so of Mr ardin charge of the cadet training pro j f Mrsy Burns of Pinckney wasbadly, hurt at 1215 , mSaturdaymo fi M tgramANNOUNCEMENT accidentThe engagement of Miss Charlene arny fn ihtf borne division and MKS NELLIE LEOFFLERWe vie informed by her daughterthat MT Nellie Leoffler passedcwsy at her home in Detroit lastNcvemrer 18 She was the daughterof Jarcb and Margaret Moran j eof Pmrkney Survivors are her hus band, Oorge Leoffler and tvo lh At antje statos loda xonKnbWt seefeidjujd,,,,1n Lnurenrr McKonna Th,v1 runk iVra,,,,,s TripPMlry Roa Heien West,rv Jfaydu and Arienr, s,c d c for summer s rii,,rirKIM i , i ireports onnS our s,i loin1 uniis r,npfrts We hrinn T V, y for ir, Johnny Tason 1 fT in a hurry We Mary Gorman, Pinckney and LarryPurUbuse of Portage Lake was an nounced at a dinner party EasterSunday given by MrsRobert Veddcr Atunring were Mrs CatherineHeath, the Charles Heath family, the iSoel Cooke familyL D Hainesand Misi Marie Chandler Theuukiing if August 15 on 5its slightly hurt and homeday leave He had been to Dexteralone In hi, others car went out of control andjust south of heof E1KMETT FARRELLEmmett Farrell 80, of Dextsr,died at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor,Saturday He was the son of PatrkMury Farrel and farmed inDexter and Webster townships His HVime He married Clara Manh died in 1956TheMBS I9OBEL MEBCKR lbI Mercer, wife of D,Mercer, died at Pontlac Tuesday Trere are 4 though, tire mayfound ruptured liv KINGS DAUGHTERSDIM to Holy Week tht of frkney Kingsnil hi wehernosi commentators of i he farm priceiJ cos ihe Republicans , u rectior this fall spjor plan may not ef and piobably hasi i,uis and ajlows the big i p ,nosi advantages7 vesuli wi he to put the viHil larivrs and marginal out oi business all of whomlit vcAct Tiie Fv e iiss says thepolicy n lof Rev Kra Benson, theMormon preacher wno rioaas the deptof agriclture is neither politicly cr economically defensible,without tome massive provision foreasing the helpless minority of farmers out of Agriculture YVP , rs arr IThe papers say the Auto BuyNow Week staged by the auto deaj ers io pel rid of their huge stock ofiin and tsed cars has increased sales25 TI tiuy seom to have aceom plishod witiiout any price cuts OFotner inducements In New Yorkson e car dealers are being iveftfgalci Mid their ui verns and persoa ptvmojns In Arithmetic triangl and lke them K V , Mrs Magadaline McRori krom rioiida and sUviug with t inA1 7tfS pTHE PINCINF f MSTATC H Wednesday , Apri j 196 8 Guar d Agains t Fir eire sGrassCos t Yo u Mone yCos t of Fire Run outsidf ofDistrict is 12 5 tales i 4 8 Year s Ag oFriday Saturday Apri l 1 1lofe Pea tDr an d Mrs C L Slgler , F G Jack uu i wife , Joh n Teepl e an d wif e an dMrs C i Syke s motore d t o Detroi tiPetroi t Monday H FUntoi t bough t a ca r inHambur g las t week H e ha d t o hau lit her e wii h a tea m bu t wil l soo n hav eit running fclte r Bros , ar e buildin g a n a daitk a o n N Pacey s far m house Mrs AJabi e Cop e is in Detroi t bu yn g Easie r milliner y Joh n VunHor n is buildin g a n add iti n o n ih e hous e h e bough t o i Wm Karri Mar k Swarthou t ha s bough t a Sun Mon TuetJ A Pril 1 3 u 1 3Tyront iTHE AWEHOU Aft CoadHis Tii E TAL L STRANGER withJoe l McOe a an d Virgini a May oin Cinemascop e an d DeLux eAb oHO T RO D RISIBLE Wit H Suoude n an d Richar d Hartunia nIocs, Wed Than Apri l S , , 1 SON G O F BERNADETTE Jennife rFus t 5ho w a t 63 0 p Secer d Sho w 91 5 p inc PfcKMl l LAW luo mo iuuiivu AJX ortJH riKr inrARE FRLt IHfcY SAVfc lttt lAAfAIritt HUIMLKlil5 Ut DOLLARS fcACH YtAR YOU WAY OKiAiiN riucMiiaTHE FIRE CHIEF NEGLECT TO DO SO CAN RESULT INARREST AND FiN PUTNAM TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPT, boughtlimit funn near the Four Mile Lake Cement Works where he will move While coining lo tuwn Suiurday rrght William Gardners horjse start ed to kc It cut a gaih in is huna jjit look 7 inches to close He is at the linckney Sanitarium George andFrancis Fisk who were with nan ivrr noi seriously injured John Cadwell and wile are back Ilrcm California Mabie Smith has enrolled in theJth grace Hoy Mo ran sprained his ankle playing hall The high school boys playt too abridge there Saturday Liia Hru entertained Ruth Putteiton, Aixije and Kathleen Roche SunflyVegs blew the Dexter posiolficesafe tiday night They gut away with iijtj 200 being in cash John J Rafferty Chelsea ineivhanilailot who sold hundreds of suits inthis section died FridayLaiin Weller was born in Tuwnfrorry, 1 J, in LV32 and came toVielUKtin when 9 years oldHis firstwas Kj7iiiy Lyons, There is a daubrhter, Vs John VanHorn Jlis secondv ife va Altha Pettys There are 2daughters, Mrs Jennie Hooker andMis Emiy Blades Funeral was ai the fome Thursday, Rev PowerJVIarlene Dietrichund Charles Laughton finWlTVJSJ FOR PROSECUTIONNovelty Cartoon Late News IFriday, Saturday, April 11 12DcabU titmnHeily LuMarr and JanFEMALK ANIMALThursday, April 16, 17THE RACK withTau Nwman and Wendell CoreyWalter TidKeon Edmund OBrien Anno Irancia and Lee MarvinFcn1untle News Color Cartoon Frank LovsjoyinCOLE VOUNGER Gua In i inemaSeope andBasil o plusRay Robinson y Cmnamm Worlds ChampioiisWipFight PicturesorofasSTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the County Livingstonla the Matter of the EstateMan Shevrovioh also known Mat hew Shevrovich, DeceasedA1, session of sad Court held onApril 3 1958IV sent, Honorable Hi rani P Smith,Tu c Probate Notice is Hereby Given That allndiiors of said deceased are requirfd t jleseiit their claims in writingtnd under oath, to said Court, and to Ivc a copy thereof upon Georgeen Shevrovich of 6319 Hampdn Sunday, April 113 to April ItMatiaee Sunday 23t p m ct Lane Turner and Hope LangLee Phillips and Lloyd Nolan inPEYTON PLACEIn CinemaScope and Color8 Shows Sunday 230, 5SO, 2VVreW Pay Doors Open at 615 P 1 Shows at 630 and 915 P Mfhe Scio TheatreChildrens FreeAnn Arbor Phone Nor 818ISI lovd Hendee, Simrvior CKffoid r Exelb rf Baylor Center, Michigan,oildating Miss Julia Ball and iMr, jtku iary of said state, and that such Came Sheridan sang I vlii s W1 be heard by said CourtReuben Kisby who has been stat at th Trobate offie on June 10 1958n agent at Ciarksion has been trans o1 lrn A MlJ tired to Gregory I 1S Ordered, That Notice thereofj t e pi von iy publication of a copy here of lo1 thre weeks consecutively prevcu said day of hearing in th Wednesrtnv, Thursday, April f, Itliobert Vaughn and Merry AadortinNO TIME TO BE YOUNGilsoTIIK YOVNG DONT CRYwithSal Mijieo and James VaitMrCartoonsComing NoonPeyton PlacNotes of 25 Yea Ago Pircknry Dispatch and that the fidurv cause a copy ct this notice toue ri upon each known arty in Iciest i liis ts iaifn address oy igisfrrd or certified mail returni xrcpt d naned at least fourteenJ 14i ra iuV in such hi a ring or by I personn service at least five 5 days priri 1 ,ich hearingIIirmi i Smith, Judge of Probate A rue ropy PBirhrna L MarrCjerk of Probate Tnei lire engine was called t thhome at White Lodgt after midnight Monday by a Jiro wkiolisarircl iom the fire place It wabreakfast at Masonic 1 oxtwuishedPincknry, Sunday April 13, j C W Hooker and wife of An Ary Rainbow Girls Serving , bor we c Sunday guests of th 0 a m io l0o p ni Lilnghams THE BLUE WATER MARKET 9704 KKESS RD NEAR M36LAKELAND MICH ACARE YOU IMPORTANTPAPERS AND VALUABLESREALLY SAFEDont be old fashioned in thinking that youritems of value are safe because they are lockedaway at home To be really sure of their safety,place them in a safe deposit box here Then, your valuables and important papers are protectedagainst loss, theft and fire Drop in to our banksoon and rent your safe deposit box The costis lowWThe Congl Church will put on anFaster play entited The Red of the Dawn Sunday night at 730 Mary Tant Ail ee is reader Ohn Jubb found unconscious backof the Recreation building Sundaynight and who died in McPherson hospital was found to have died from ,drinking moonshine liquor A post rnorteum was performed and his stom ach MMII to Lansing Pincknpy Independents ended theirseason Friday by losing to Byron inthe Howtil tournament 38 to 50 Don Swarthout had a wrenched back and from did not go in until the second halfThen he got 9 points Pvon Hibbard,Western State freshman was the big noise for Uyron He got 32 points Doothy Snively has been namedvaledictoiian of the senior lass ,The Seniors will put on the playI entitled The Ladies Slipper next, month The cast is Marjorie Merril, w,, miiWilliam Brown, Clifford Miller, Mary EATS AD KOCKKS Jsne ALee, Maida McCleer, Marjorle Hendee, Gerald Clinton, Evelyn iendp, Helen Gerycz, Dorothy Snively, Robert Young, Stanley Dinkl, I Hubert Lcdwidge The O ES have elected the followfng officers W M, Blanch MartinW P, Albert Dinkel A M, Kitsie Dinkol A P Merwin CampbellSec,Lorretta Dillingham Treas, VillaRichaids Cond, Alta Meyer Assoc Cond, nifred Graves Points to oenn wed later T trie Lavey, 85, died at his home pril 8 He married Susie Harris who died in 1920 He was the father of 9 children, 2 of whom Emmett and ,Crover died in infancy The funeral was Tuesday, Rev Lewis Dion of fie Jating Burial in St Marys Cemet ery l The Mike Harnacks have moved , from the VanBlaricum farm to the Dan MjTta house in Pincknety Beginning Friday for 7 DaytApril 11 through April 17PEYTON PLAGEIn CnemaScope and CoUr WithLina Turner and Hope Laag Lvo Piiillips and Lloyd Nelaa Selected ShortNo Advance in Price9VVIXE GWiVRALAND IOVS, TOP QUALITYTHE BLUE WATER LAUNDOMAT J7U4 KRESS RD NEAR M36LAriKii AND MIGH AC 9 9691Road off M36,Laked, Mich, Soft Watx nAly Waik, Urj my Cleaning Cotton Rug, Shag Rugs Bd Sproa4a td iUSolor with oar Gold Dye 3ystenfc OFIN SEVEN DAYS A WEEKNOTICE DRIVERS LICENSESSTARTING ON APRIL II, 1958 McPherson State Bank Howell Pinckneyrer NtnetyTwo Years of Safe Banking2 on Savings Book AccountsBlS J tillage of Harrietta has notStfttl and went fishing sate eeaion commissioner wrote dnm cauht some PJ 1re racutor who ordered them toZZZT 2 COOn PlaDtS hjjd a ecial electionn at onceThewen mvt e leaves, Mrs Heat, mson they gave is that it would to Greenfield Village cost 200 end the same ones are alour class went to ways eJorted Most of the presentCarol Petila brought officers, have held office 20 yearsfrom Dexter Monday, Judy POUwr Brumbaugh has 8 Fmpioyment has picked up In somemostly in the east but not inwhen 5 General Motorsplants shut down to adjust operating schedules Beyond seeking to extend unemployment insurance 13 weeksand increase it 50 precent the presitipnt has not recomended anythingHe wants to wait it out and says ifMay reports arc not rosier he willtaken to do o Ualf of thtm involve jjtake acUon but he says there is noth TIIK DRIVERS LICENSE BUREAU WILL BE OPENMONDAY THRU THURSDAY 8AM TO 5 P L JTJDAV n A M TO 9 P MSATURDAY 6 A M TO 12 P M NOON DRIVERS LICENSES MAY BE RKXRWED 0 DAYS BWOftMtmoney we do not havt ytt and thekeeping the Democratsother halfspeeding money we never willhvebreakfast at Masonictemple, Pinckney, Sunday April 13, Pinckney Rainbow Girls Servingfrom 900 a m to 100 p m Mrs Arthur Shehan had Easter ing doing In the tax cut line esperfnll ihf excise tax on autoes andrucks If this went into effect itwould cut the purchase price of ar from 150 to 300 Reports saycongress Is aroused over this andmay put through a 10 percent excise cut on cprs despite the presidenthope Johnny Tasch is The efforts to flgbt the recessionMr Robinson who was axe 8t1 in the ulk stAe at Wash fain, Lavern Hunts sis iion A commentator gays the Rep fcreakfa with the Roy Campbells for Eufr ublioans Mst 15 step they have P1 and Mary Ann Pheiphi were Swaiay diaaer gueata ,The Ray Languways spefti theweek end in Sandusky Mark Coon of Farmington is visitthe Homer Afcneya, TUAMlXi YOU FOR YOUR COOPKUATJON, I REMAINYOURS TRULYLVTCNCE GUUiiiiNUEKANNUAL PANCAKE BRUNCH TSUNDAY APRIL 13, 1958ADULTS 100 74cSERVING 900 A M TO 100 P Mi TIH PINCKNEY RAINBOW GIRLSTHE PINCKNEY MSPATCfl Wednesday, April fc 1 VPinckney Dispatch aa Seeand ClaasMatter at PoatafficeAt af March S, 1S7714 louta Hawaii r yeriptiB Prier 14 a TearThe hh school chorus have start for their second annualspring musical comedy, which willVk place Friday evening, May 9,, inthe Jiiili chool gymIho Cari ton Workraans oiletsam ijent the week endthe in Shireys4The Misses Fannie Monks and Nvll Gardvr had dinner at SaratogaFarms Sunday with the MarioncoreGROCERIES DRYGOODS IMt i ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT PUTNAM TOWNSHIP, LIVINGSTON COUNTY MICHIGAN IS57IS58 Valuation Real EstatePersona Property 1,720730Total Valuation 1,997,63501RECEIPTSBalaacc OH hand beginning year 3,63447Deliaquet taxes 662601Sales tax diversion 668150fungible tax 124500Current taxes 18,87491Commission on public pay phoae 10325Fire runs 1,40000Lieor 59500Villags share of clump 5000Village pay for fire truck tiros 3700ef license 2500TOTAL RECEIPTS lu7727County Tnejmr EXPENDITURECurrent taxes 11,64427 Infirmary 34192Direct relief 109736State Institutional 1,88543Dog Licenses 48815Taxes chgd back 57 7714Total paid to County 22,53427Fire LaPrance PirtTruck repair 2,57545Telephone 5 fivecircuit fire phones 40413Maintenance, gas, oil 18101Insurance on trucks 26320 Workmen compensation on truck 40000 Firemens insurance 17675Firemen fcfr fire runs 71800Chief and Assistant Chief salary 30000Total Fire Expense 5,01854a ti agent Orders Drawn Schools, current taxSehools Delinquent taxFuel oil, Library Township Hall Repair on township hall, misc supplierTownship hall telephoneEleetricity township hall, librarylicyclopedia for libraryVoting machine, second payment Election board, supplies, board of rtvieSalaries Postage, supplies, Treas Const, bond Health officer, membership due Registerof DeedsP W Curlett, printing 18940Labor B township dump 26600eaeteriet 40000Total 77,2125 , TOTAL EXPENSESf Btnalnce on hande3638tt6,66049 2930614159138051138010000259OU283004,12206072114,765365,00742Defctll Manea ellArea Defct Valuation1,912,62541,91043,100 MillsStattVotffd Tax quoliz4 Colctd49,36534 2581 42,49338 22,66776 M85 77156 184190810 210745405 1054 Returned6,8719619,51829 3,14947 56537 2061970792 2001835392 100131,997,635 74,16681Lleyrf Hendee Supervisor Murray Kennedy, Clerk 63,63888 10,52793Helen Reynolds, Treasurer Ben White, TrusteeJohn Wylie, TrusteeShe Airt Btmkttli had for guestslatter W F Close and wtf, the Ailm iBkels aad Qilbrt SldmieeMr and Mrs Ben Ross rBtroloe Glenn Klteley Is euildlng a adon his hornt at Chubbs Com STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the Ceun ty ef LivingstonIn th Matter of tilt Estate ofEmma Francei Murphy, Deased At a session of said Court,eld on March 25, 1958 Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith Judge ef Probate Notice is Hereby Given,Thatill rreciitors of said deceased amquirec to present their claimsiin writing and uuder oath, tosaid Court, and to serve a cop j thu f upon Martin J Lavan of1136 FHit Grand River, Brigh ton, Michigan, fiduciary of sai1ehtJit, and that such claims will be heard by said Court at he Irobate Ofiic on June 3ifiiiS at ten A Mtei a n It is Ordered That noticethereof be given by publicationof a copy hereof tor threw weekscorrectively previous to saidday of hearing, iiUhe Pincknt y Dispatch, and that the petitioner aause a copy of this noticete be served upon each known party in interest at last knownaddress by registered mail, reUrn receipt demanded, at leatfourteen 14 days prier to such hearing, or by personal serviceai last five 5 dayi prier te te such hearing Hiram R Smith, Jxig ef Prebate A true eopyBarbara L MarrClerk ef PrebteSTATE OF MICHIGANProbate Court for th County LivingitonIn lie Matter of the Estate cWilliam J Duhaime, DeceasedAt a session of sad Court held onApril 1, 3 958 Pivsent, Honorable Hiram R Smith,Judge of PobateNotice is Hereby Given, That allrtdiors of said deceased are required to present their claims in writing nd under oath, to said Court, and toserve a opy thereof upon Martin JLavui,136 Grand RiverBrightonMich fiduciary of said state, and that suchclaims will be heard by said Courtt the Probate Office on June 10, 1958 at ten A MIt IF Ordered, That Notice thereofbe given oy publication of a copy hereof for tree weeks consecutively prev ious to said day of hearing in thePinckney Dispatch and that the fiduciary cavse a copy of this notice to be ft upon each known party ininterest Kt his last known addressbj registered or certified mail returnieceipt demanded at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearinghy peironal service at least fivelayt prior to such hearingHirm R Smith, Judge of ProbfA true ropy Barbara L MarrClerk of Probate Iclua SpearsTand Jack Shedon snt Sunday with Mr and Mrs fores Lcdyard of Lake FentonJack Le has gone to Arizoni ovifit rUuivea, The ie Laveys arr Mrs MaeMotz spent Easter with the JackSharrs in Lansing Trie Mi rwin Campbells were Faser ju iu of the James Halls n Mar ion The Can Campbells were at theCarl Lentz home in Lansing Easter Gcossee Lodge of Flint works thehe MM degree at Byron April 26 A630 din er A number iincini , Masons expect to attendThe D Conklin family of GrandRapids Mil the first of ihe w the Ray Burns homeT The imps Whitley family vee Sunday guests at the William Whit ey fjiae at Base LakeThe Thid Bekkerings of HJV ellanci ik Ciarks of Dexter vere Efistei quests of the Mark aii Lmy Also Hesic Moon of Calvin collThn Hnroid DaiTows of DogioLait taii on Mrs Iiia JJanowpnri xrv M K Narrows Easter am CirntiJe has a irathor work dLsjy in the Gentile Home Centerwindow of articles he made himself One JS a western scene about 4x4 ft it is Jmrd in rattlesnake skin HeaNo has pocketbooks, purses,holstersand otlicr aritcles made of rattleMrsint JVttie Carver of Annli week end with the ArborHarold Porter and wife attended Whitf Shrin installation at Ply,outli iai Monday night The Kenneth Hecks of the Vanuin ij trtnients spent Easter willT pauuts Die Lloyd Warners rWagner sr and wife and theWayne Wagner family spent tiiewe ok end with the Louis Wagner jr, iamily in Marriella, Georgia Th W i1 kver family had forKilter guests the James Meyer faniily and tJ e WiJiarn Lamb familvThe Ltiinbs r tended the funeral of hisgrandmother, Mrs Bert SmithPeny St ndayFastrr quests oi the Ralph in uero Mrs ily ol HallsCurtis and CamLivonia, the Russell Lashos ofikJiam and the Bud Curbins ofriymoutnMrs Bend Collier and daughterSOPM IOter in CanadaThe I rank Ciarks of Milford werefaster quests of the WinstonVaughnsL J Swarthout and wife were Easler guests of Mrs Edith Gallup inFowleiville The Lynn Hendees entertained forRnstpr iho Dr James Nash family oXColdwater, the Gail Hendee familyof OWOJSO, the Lloyd Hendees and Rex HerdeesOlin Robinson and wife were Easter enaesrs of the Olin Pwobinsons jr,Mrs Len McAfee and daughtersA ere in Ann Arbor FridayMr and Mrs Harold Porter entertained a delegation of White Shrintiombftrs from Howell Easte rThe ,anes Knight family spentSunday in BrightonC Lively and wife of HowcJlSunday guests of the Lester Duanr Waterbury and of Hamburg called C T CJinton and wife were weektfUfsfs of his brother,Walter andMBur1 af Blackake There snow where Sunday morning and itnwur5liC tliey reached MioThe Peaeh Pamer family Ofere Lttrter PUPVIC nt u rT ors was fourleft therecontinuedgueslsers 1 J r riiiw ana0wra, wv Hosier and wife ofIht Vern Ciarks tntertained Eastr tht Walter Clarks, AI Bobons, Wmer and wife and CharleMilan TLMMIIII ad Ed Maas and vvrt xuhur BuUit and wif of Qng Ealr wstta of the Murray KnnM Trlu A,v riui nr wiU JMM Brogaa family f Ln udy were the Ambrose Knv wife out OB th Albert DinkelsSuadayTh Clrre Ifmers entertained MrsHary Toeple Xtteter The Millers in Detroit Saturdaybreakfast al Masonic Sander AprU 13Pancake orysingJohnny Tasch SOB ef the ReeertTnKhes as taken te It, Joe hospit I Arn Arbor last week with diaVmm Buttoas of Laaetaf and ef, edy were the Ambrose Kennedys ofPontiac, A Boshinsks of Detroit, Denise Ktnntdy of Ann Arbor and IrvinAenneiiy mi v,jjThe Of ford Mi brs enrtainedLester Mrs Beuiah Millerthe MetJin mburgeys and the HaroldienryThe Tm Wartt Mad tHe Bar KUM tor Ra,Moriarity EasteriiSfe, ranl5 Dinkes StainedJlttle James Brogan and wife ofUrging called Mr v7a PaAlmer SPem Easter with Vava Austin in Ann ArborJM crk of Blff R aof the Walter ClarkEastervith tieTheWares Wagoners QrocerPINCKNEY ROAD Qinlity MerchandiseLOW PRICESand Wiiifc To Take OutPfcONF HOVHLL 705J2rj ra andOil i trvicD E hGEY SONSHAMILTON 6 8H9 DtXTERPHONE HiLLERS FLOWERS SAY IT wilh FLOWERS rlOWELL MICHIGAN,t ILsSIS ritATlN AND HNGL V, GAS SERVICEONE 63 HOWELLRom where I sit v Joe MarshGrownup Kid StuffThe kids around hero are sure now fur t hnppy faturefalling a lot of weiplitvith local fum whfiJe , sit j nk hobusinessmen these days w ,, M i, t,,p f0 m,w idpM ,For instance, Monk VC iVy , le r lu iv, It at Las collected and pat1 oH If iry vw cnminikd Weicner tubes nil nir i J ii sind a ie more ofpss them out for iio swin i it v P1 lis 1M For Ms seasonwith ts SXTT i o, ii niy pvfr tt orB Courtesy of McCarthy ln i f r,s cloicp of aAuto Scrrice, p i iii iT were openmi J krd Mr Troy, over at theVnTik, hv rn thvo c yJjjh clui or isets to park thir ki in s a sign oer the chairs , f pi the other ofGeorg Meabon ana wife spentEaster with the Leon Meabons inClelwa Pecy Eilis and wife came backfrom frtoifda They had tho Byronron Mllaons of Ann Arbor for Easier gueiU Mrs Jennie Hooker is visiting theC W lit okers in Ann Arbor The Ilail Baughns entertained alltneir thidren and famlies for breakfast YAHV Tne John Sprouts were in Ypsilanti Saturday where they rented an They move there next Mrs Ethel Sprout spont Sundaywith the Charles Soule family in,Jis Lilian Wylie of Dexter andv ii huier and wife were Katerucu, ot ihe Kenneth WyiieJjr Hallow Shehan of Jackson JCJ ui William Shehan Sunati ic e Henrys and Gerald vne Jbuter guegU Ql Ui iLa RosaJoe deflllppis in Kfmblers and John Paule in Detroit Saturday J Nash of Ann Arbor J,u as an Easter gutct ei the MarttuiblUCS IThe Gerry Eichman family wereJMWT guests of the Donl Speanianiily in RedfordMartin Rltter and wife and DannaMoffit and wife Sunday guesu vj A he Ajbcrt Maschkes of Unadilla Mrn Kirk Sims suffered a heartattack and was taken to McPherson liealth eter, Howell Monday, Bail Stanley attended church inDerTot uuday with Brandon Whitej and lfe Volnty Tecple and wife of SaultSt Marie and Roy Teeple n4 Kretl Monroe of Brighton taltea OR MIS Mr ano itars George Vvilde sr Iiss Heien Wilde of Ann Arbor were ister fucsib ui the Howard Reed Howard Keaci ad wife attended cliiinor Saturday at the Dougas Swan homo in Howell Caster guests oi the Albert Shirts uerc inc Kenneth Mobimaae 0i rlains, Doyle Templetons Uu Hurbor, the Holl owmyi Roy Wright who is beck, Ciimpbell was home from tto for Easter week end Kim Marie, daughter of thDiAeis was baptised bunday at Wciyaii Methodiitui Brighton The Albertt , XimTHB MNCKNKT DISPATCH April H A FULL LINE OF JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS PARTS AND REPAIRSLAVEYS FRYST MARYS PARISH HALLAPRIL 11530 PM UNTIL ALL ARE SERVEDAdults 125 Children 75cNO CHARGE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5FOR SAwE7 ft locust fence posts WAN Gardens to Plowand 9 ft corner post, custom chain Gusts iannoman ,Pinckney, Mich Hewing done at 350 an hour Pnom iP S6669, 220 Unadilla3555 Cudley Lake Road UP83346 WANTED TCTBUYTTS of Guff Nellie Brumbaugh Cluos Robert Vedder FOP SALSFormal like new, size FOR SAT Wheelbarrow Tire and 10 for RIO UP 89746 Tub Fit some boal trailerIdp qkfhSuGdGmuuLaH iu r n Inm 4 itoftk tui i las cWuui iit u oxjwti wb I cun oCc you bvua I Uk TOUT foot mtuuremtAtti,i fursUh yo ac Alz ind exMfl ith in th ity leather ind color 0 r eiwln OT 100 ahca tubico Ctitt tor Ua m omaMASON SHOESCIT FMM FACT0R1 j ITCJ UnaPaul Kui iell, 215 Dexter Road vir dm n from ourjoy rit jour tttC foir Ire6h,rtocK Tor SM m tyand THCTOUAHANTEKD It HT VOO If U al i ojjforttlho OLUfttoft fill JACK HANNETTmefisr neysMEATS VEGETABLESFISH TfSTATE OF MICHIGANTh ProbaU Court for th Comity of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate of Date E Gyde, also known asDale Gyde, Deceased I At a session of said court held Ien March 12, 1958 j Present, Honorable Hiram R I Smith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given,That all creditors of said deceased are required to present their claimsin writing and under oath to said Court, and to serve a copyI thereof upon Mildred Gyde of fit 1, Pinckney, Michigan, dducI iary of sid estate, and thai ssuch claims will be heard andthe heirsataw of tai,i cieieasd will be determine by sad Courtat the Prcbate Office v i j ORNB1 mckiw y Si0r A M fee 200 F 9L UOMKwartbMli, Turn, Frt,0O to MM F corModern quipmcmAiiibutani e ScrvicFret C fteickhtffTV Service tiTI LOYlvIt is Oderad, That noticethereof be given by publicationcf a copy hereof for threoweeks consectively previous tosaid day of hearing in thoPinckney Dispatch, and that the fidicuary cause a coiy oi thismotice to be served upon each known party in interest at histJast known address by register ed or certified maU, return Dceipt demanded at least four teen 14 days piior to suchhearing Or by persona ser coc joud sBp c cAii sid vjsuch hearingi Hiram R Smith, Judge of PiobateA tni copy Helen M GouldRegister of Probate t SURVORgibt GrHoweli, trucking4T f i ha vj Koger JCarr Ainqr AGSR Carrlephont OfficefiMidice 814iig by Howll 14 5 MILL STPincJmey, Mieh Phone UP IBERT mUL,i RAL8ALE3u rp 8 3WANTED WOOL, Market IPrice Lucius J Doyle Phone UP 83123 r rrvoprfttor XRyVvMMED Furnished room fora single man JPhoiie 1JP 8 3111FOR SALELav,n MoCvci s500 Spcnce Titus UP 8 J9U1 I 11 tc 3 a Jd 5 to 7ind by AppointmentAC 7293100 Wet Ornnd iv BRIGHT DV , Homes Lake PropwtfBusiness Opportunhietut Your Propertyl witiG ,ALi KiJiSONBroker 209 North Pearl PR0NE UP 88166AM Kinds of Real Estate I WantedMain Office HA 68i88 at 7421 tage Lake Road, near N TerHUrtaJ, 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNE1WANTKDPOwing Ganls a Ray CosgrayQ M 6 w, Pinckney I I 4 Wlltse EIectriicaICONTRACTINGPinckneyFOK KKTModern six rooms arJ bath Roisonable rent, in Pnckney Call Mrs Oscar Beck, UP 83434 iWANVKD Uui Jobs alior slvofand Saturdays Francis Ciaik LP 3 3342GENERAL HAULING Rubbish, Ashes uid Cinders llZUP 83481WAITED Odd Jobs of alloil week ends and auerat 00 p m John Phone UP 8 327 V OH V i 11 GJ 11 t I il1, J, She lands,42 inalso ponies forics welcome1 Patterson Lake Rd REAL, ESTATE II DYS AND HIRLEY HENRt Phone UP 897781H69 Hiland Ct Heir j Pinckney, MichWANTED TO iiui a Saddle John wiiowell 1585 M XI jtLon PERFKCTAUTOMATIC NBfilLlTHREADERThreads large and small aeedltDrop needle into either of 2 funnels, iird on Dexter ljy thresiJ behind funnelPress plun t r lresto its ready to aewCtnwtin plastic box with instructions, ItvJ Postpaid Prompt Delivery assuredI LENT arm house on Loney back guarantee BERGBR3ers iaiYii on liiiifhey Road Stock Stamps 40c each Green Brothers e Fast Accurate TRY US WE WELD EVERYTHING i06 UP8 6 4 BEROES RUBBER1613 East Ms, IitlE1T PIANO TUXINO AND 11922 W0RKS ifactoryir Rd3 Est 3136 fPORTABLE SERVICE AVAILABi, 8 lUHmauiniiiii lH toother tokep your Piatioa Fmo State of Rpair WILLIAM G KLAVE6 6305,9727 Portage LkAveif19068 NORTH TERRITORIALPHONE DEXER HA 63072ft U Lavan OPTOMETRISTTuea and Thurs 030 t 500 Evenings by Appointment186 East Grand River BUM SWING AND ROOFINGAND REMODELLINGc if All Knds BSb5 IS Gd Rver Howtll Phone HoiU 717 V A NT9D Pnn mid intkxior itrftrorinfe , cars Wp MA LINK8788 Ukevew,Riun Luke, Fhore UP 8 5f70LEETAVIY QntralIHONE UP P 81QUALITYMARKET PRICES IT IS BEUEVED THE HOUSEWAS INSUREDBut what about the ownerss priceless, personal possessions and keepsakes DvBiness papers, birth and marriage certificates, insurance policy itsiiFire can dsetroy them in a few minu Tt, and pA Makrt of Pumps Serviced DrtorPinckney Road i A i Stptic Tank ServiceLicensed end Bended by the State tf Michigan PHONE ST 31928i SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WHLL31 CLEANED New Tanks and Lines Installed 739 South Pleaiftat 31JOHN HARVEY JACKSONMlCrLCOURTEOUS SERVICECLARKS only complete loss insurance fornuch possessions is a Safe DepositBozx which you can rent in bur vaultArrange for ywr box today, TWO THREE08 onSvinfi Book TimeArcooatf CertificatesFirst National Bank HowtU, MichlcuiUnder Federal Superriiloatfour of FtderaJ ROMTTI CMr ponitoa tad Fdoral DopootilCorMMtos, An2X feMAAMi iBEANSFOR SPRING PUNTINGFilEfLiR3 FEED SUPPLY 0 FHONE UP 8 5511 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 09, 1958 Description An account of the resource April 09, 1958 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 1958-04-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch