397 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/fd4cd201a89dffb4d3cf3bc1d73f8682.pdf 9435e1733b1dcd6e886ba65aebb1654f 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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s fof vjjh e birds Convention s ar e no t fi b W t way Th e director s o f tb conventio n wer ePau l Bagwe U SeMto t PotMfr , Joh nMartjn , natioa l coimltma n an dftime r stat e chairma n Johi t Feikens Tw o o f thei r choice s wea l throug heasil y Alle n Weatherwix , f Jackso ndruggis t fo r stat e treasure r an dJaso n Honigan , Detroi t lawye r fo rdtWine y asierLBalpl i Osbome aDetroi t negr o lawye r wa f Ita o nora nae d bu t go t only fe w vote Hon U CA1H0UC IHURC BJ t Msy Catholi c Churc h Carrot ComiMr tif Qfit t Aoraa n , Pasto r6 JQ VinUf fFriday Sorruwti 4 130 A M 800 , 100 6 A M J3O A M Nevea a 78 0rjaa y atta r Novenn a Devotion suiaxda y IS O to Sd O P M K3 0 t o 90 0 P M t he People s Unrc o Playing wfc h a y 7 vtjoUr , 2 bein gAWO L Piwdcneywa no d ou t fryHambur g vMada y nigh t 2 t o 1 no t represen t thei r viewpoin t Onl yM jusce s wer e presen t an d smtta justice s predominated Tajg rthe y sai d flVpre ddo Mot toUlowthem Anyon eth e McCarth yM3 8 W Unadilla an d at th a suprem eI f ther e ha dwa sAfc Htirki s o f Redfor dM J ltM y fi y reunio n Jt w Monda y a t th e Rober t Pj W there were XtBtanisy Mardocks and Mrs Williamjtst Crums of Eaton RapidsfeBft Board of C3ierai IT i t Trn 1 ii ifmm SLriii1 We read that the name of GeorgeRosejjbrook, Brighton spirts goodstore proprietor was nominated forsecretary of state to oppppse SecofSlate JasHare It seems a year agohe was nominated for license platedealer at Brighton by the Democratcounty committee but he was passsesover and the Brighton Chamber ofCommerce got the job This pays1600 year All the votes Rosenbrook goi in the convention was that of theLivingston county delegates The old Dexter high school building on Ann Arbcr or Main St at the top of the hill, willl b closed this yearthin year as a economy measure Yeeditor attended this school graduating in 1909 It was built in 1887 and wasconsidered the last word in modern bchools then Mrs Millicent Dexter,widow of Judge Dexter, founder of the village gave them a large clock whichv as placed jn the tower of the schoolatid functiond for many years An ad dition, including a gym and auditorium was built on in 193637 Truman Tod ODherty of Brighton will teach social science and beassistant football coach at Chelsea high school this year He starred atBrighton high school and at Morning side College, Jowa This summer hecaught for the Brighton county league soft ball team Mrs dances Haines and baby camehome iVom the hospital last weekTha Emmett Clark family of Howellwere Sunday guests of his motherMrs G W Oar , Jf, John C Hotter of Detroit called aVat Dispatch office MondayThe Jack Haines family have movHi from Pontiac to Norwalk, CalifThe James Whftley family wereSunday guet of of the Joe Schosser family at Clear LakeGuests of the Fred Reads last weekwere the Herbert Peters famfly of Battle Qek, Floyd Peters tanily ofStockto Calif d g,an was born Russia and fs the firstJew ever nominated by the Republic ans for state office He is presidentof the Mich Mortgage Cor and adrector of the Wrigley StorThe office of secretary of state turned up a number of candileading ones up to noontoV Faulkner of Coloand supporter of right to workThe other was Arthur Hannah, GrandRapids poultry man and brother ofJohn Hannah,presient of Mich, StateUniversity Neither wag favored bythe Bagwell advisors but it was notuntil noon they came up with a candidate in the person of RaymondPlank, 48, proprietor of a small radiostation at Luddington It was his firstchoice and he won getting 810 votes to 257 for Faulkner and 237 for HannanJohn Clements, 45, of LAnge, an insurance man also attending his firstconvention was nominated for auditorgeneral He was not a candidate whenhe came to the convention He got 837votes to 6ST for Vincent Murray UAW man and chairman of the RepublcanLabor committalAustin Curtis, Detroit negro andRepublican candidate for congress tried to get a civil rights plank in theplatform but failed He annnouoed hewould bolt the party and run as an independentA plank favoring a constitutionalconventionwas piaced in platformj3en at or HutcfrsoVof the platform committee and to kpl but could only mustet 4 of the 12 committee vts Rural members do no favor this Sanders, PastorSuatV School 945 A MWaiahip 1050 A M,Youth Qrouf 700 P MYoung Paogifc 900 p MEvening Service 700 P MWd, Serial Choir Practise 800 pmThur, A4blt Prayer Meeting 800 pm Prayer Group700p,rru cJsioa ihfre would havesuch resolutionCs Coafl r W Winger, PastorMemftf Worship 1041 a aSunavy Sehooll 930 ainWed Choii Practise 730 p JIIenaonite QmrdbHev Ezra Beachy, PastoiS S Pupt Walter Esch Wotshlp 1000Fellowship SrvjceWcctieaiky 800 D ruCommunity Summmer BibU SchoolLOUIS HORNLouis Rom, 33, died at his home atStrawberry Lake Tuesday, H was born at North port Sept, 10, 1925 butworked as a garage mechanic in Ann Arbor, Survivor are his wife, his mother and stepfather, Mr, and Mrs, funeral, wyi, beThey onty got oke hit off Alberts 2ndstring Hamburg pitcJr , a double byGentile and it meant nothing as nwas out stealing 3rd with none outTheir lone run came in the 3fd when the Hamburg outfield muff ed 3 fliesin a row by Jeffrey, Gentile and Barrett but only oe run scored Alberts was no puale buV Hackney invariably hit straight at son one Barrett allowed 3 hits Pinckney madeno errors Hamburg scored in the first on Wtakjcd would not hold opTheelhaus home run and got thg winding was that their reotfea rus the 6th on Rayments hit andKappps triple Hamburg filled thebases the 5th wtth one out when Barett walked 1 and hit 2 hut Albert wasout at the plate and Amburgey threwout Radloff Pfnckney finished 5th this year thelowest theyever nave The won thetitle in 1955 and 1957 and were second in 1956 They could not win the clogames They lost to Hamburg 1 to 0and 2 to lwon the other gameTheylost to General Motors 3 to 1 and 4to 3 and to City Service 4 to 2 Thyelected to go with Scott Barrett arookie pitcher and he pitched goodexcept for 2 games when he waswild It was impossible to keep a lineup, some 20 players being used Pinckney AB R HClark, 3b 2 0 0Amburgey, ss 3 0 0Jot Jeffreys lb 3 0 0Gentile, lfcf 3 0 1Jiiggs, 2b 3 0 0Barrett P 3 0 0LaBelle, cf, If 3 0 0Howell , rf 3 0 0 Reader, c 2 0 0TW aetlaoof tfc ehiaf asMf convention ii California toing up jesoluioo blast tha court decisons was ill advisedJustice Dethmers of Michiganthe resolution for which ha wassured by 5 of the 8 Michigan tap court justices who said he didwfcotelao such dtThursday at 9 a m, at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Rev, Edwin Weiss ofChelsea officiating, Burial ia Northport Cemetery,GRADUATES FRIDAYEdward G McPherson, agssstantVice President of the McPherson State graduates Friday night Sept, 5at The graduate School of Banking at Hamburg AB R HRowland, 2b 2 0 0Winkelhaus, 3b 4 11Waterberry, c 3 0 0Rayment, ss 3 11Terry, lb 3 0 0Kanp cf 3 0 1 Bennett, t7T , f 0 0Alberts, p 2 0 0Kadloff , rf 2 0 0Lite Ajax defying theGov Fabtts of Arkansas continues toback in publicity received by effortsto defy supreme court integration 4a cison He called a special session oithe legislature who gave him fOWtrto close any school which integratedThen he appealed the appealatecouxt decision which repealed the stayin integration A the decision will at be handed down until Sept 11 tfafschools w be closed until than is hard to say how the court can do anythng but upholdtegratlon If they reverse themselvesthey will look silly President ower continues to blow hot andon the issue Followng the appealatecourt decision he said he was pfegated to enforce the decision with all the means in his power which was take to mean the use of troop At a preafmeeting last week he hedged slightly and although his wording was notcjear left the impression he thoughtintegration should be slowed upThis coming on eve of court decisioaaaaed to the confusion, when the decision JM handed dowa Sept 11 thare wil be interesting revelopmeua convention and he was not eve a del the University of Wisconsin, Madison,eeate but an alternate The word as, ronsin, He will be completing his nasssd around he was BagwellsANNOUNCEMENTMr and Mrs Ralph Reeves of Huntington Woods announced, the engagement of their daughter, Helen Hojt to Walter Frederick 0verhar4t of RoyalOak at a family dinner Sunday at the home of Helens grandparents, Mrand Mrs George Holt of PinckneyHelen is a graduate of Stephens Coll ege, Columbia Missouri and attended the Univetsfttes of Missouri and tUeMBa at Bob Jones University,Michigan She1 is employed in the en 3rd and final year at the school thatrequires 2 weeks resident attendanceeach year for 3 years to graduate,Throughout the year the pupils must do extension work consisting of comprehensive problems of the manyphases of banking Mr McPherson was elected viepresof class of 425 bankers last year, Mrs, McPherson will be there forthe graduation,The school is sponsored by the Centrl States Conference, composed ofbankers associations in 16 midwesternstates, Attendance this years was 125 ranging from junior officers, deptmgrs vice presidents and boardchairman from 40 statesThe faculty of 110 consists of bankerf who are specialist in their field, attorneys, business executives andand member of univerities and colllege facultiesThe present high standards of banking serviea in communities throughout the country will be enhanced by att tendance of local bank officers atthis specialized schoolUflfWTiP IN MAINEDavid Nash, son of Mr, and MrsMark Nafh of Pinckoey was married to Louiat Caron on Aug, 19 at theBaptist Cfarch at Presque Isle Maine,The Nasfe family atteadtd, NancyNash was a bridesmaid, The couple BATHNG ATlftltAGBSCent League T AB R HDor Burn 2 0 1Joe Jeffreys 41 10 WRay Morianty 35 9 UPbll Gentile 64 8 16Charles Hewlett 33 8 rfob Msabon IB 4Scott Barrett y32 6 Dick Higgs 4k v9Dennis Clark 41 10Dick Kennedy 34 11 Bob Amburgey 27 5jack Wylis 5 2 Wesley Reader 35 4Jim Meyer 21 4tterry idwidge 9 sill Kiauf 9 1Gordon LaBelle 3 0Paul Howell 3Tme Shooter 4 0 0Sill Rowell 10 0Tom Ritter 1 0 0 95911109 5I 44 110 Pet500382 317296290308278250242 la the far eastportant change in affairs The ment and rebel forces are stilling in Lebanon with thea spectators No more troops havebeen withdrawn by either theCfnM or British Jordan does not th British to withdraw as she fithe Communists wil take over ThV0yUno probability that thng wU be322J0114Ml 1110000 0 ,000000000UNAL STANDINGS Oponty League W L PetGeneral Motors 13 2 887Hamburg 10 5Brighton 8 7City Service 7 8Pinckney 7 8Fowlerville 1 14m533466400,066JUNIOR LEAGU1 FINALSThe final game wai played in theKiwanis Junior Mag fctreTeam No, 1 coached by Rev,defeated No 4 coached by fidwiaSprout 9 to 5, No 1 team was Ron Haines,Pete Singer ,c Lynn Ward,Shffb D M led there Israel Is the fly in thement Anyplan which does nelude elimination of brae be accepted by theeiTi powers on accoount of ihe huft oil supppies in Arabia which OMvital to their needcamsot allow istate of anarchy to preyiil so if withdraw their troopsthey will 1ably stand by on thebases they havt th there ,To add to the gMra unrest prtng the Cninese Aeds started an cessaAt shellingof Quemoy and ties Nationalist held islands adjacent toChina and called on the troopsto surrender as they were about toinvade thm, This caused our 7th fjeatvat Formosa to be alerted andDulles delivered aa ultimatumit they invaded Quemoy they dW sat their peril Just who i bluffing isnot clear There is wide doubt the Reds intend any serious attack or ifthe do the National wi0 vdafsad ttas bland bathe other hand it is extraly doubtful if we would go to war ower them It might precipitate mmftflgorea in which we lost ,0W mand still navr troops therepSchafferb Dich McCWtyeik Don Ackley, tee Mllson, Kn Oarr, RoyWite Bsotar ha twtfiald Tea m No 4 was Howar d Singty Duan e Knpp cr ta Hoards , lb Da n Moras , 2b , Micks RitU r 0QN8amVATKN DB Fhoar s ar e Mrafs i g tv mwate r fow l footin g o n niglm w jp fOt t 1 to Dec , 9 afte r 4 p m N 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Pinckne y schoo l enrollmA t i s130 , 5 3 i n th e hig h choo L5 0 fro m har e attende d th e Farme rPicni c a t Whltmor e Lak e Saturda yPinckne y los t t o An n Arbo r 7 to 5 Th e Loreaj o Farnax n famil y hav ereturne d t o Oklahoma Millar d Darrew , so n o f Mr an dMrs Wil l Darro w wh o is a tre e sur geon , fel l fo m a tre e a t Springfield , Phylli s Calver t an d Ceci l Parke rHI , an d brok e hi s leg caturett e New s Cartoo nBor n t o Lincol n Smit h an d wif e o n Wednesda y a n 8 lb gir l j Med Th Sept , 10 , Th e Perc y Swarthou t famil y an d jKv Gate s an d wif e ar e campin g a t sCordel y Lake jG W TeePl e an d Supt Pierc e HIGH SCHOO L CONFIDpTTTAU fi n ClaomaHMp tWH kRug s Tambl y an d Mami e VeaDer Mo n ,Tnee Sept , J , 8 9Car y Gran t an d Ingri d Bergma ni sINDISCRET E7 ta Technioolo r MOB, ftopt, 7, SrrH E BBAVADCM Ti n CinomaSeop Mi d Gregor y Poc k an d Joa n Coill MVIOLEN T ROAD Witf cBria n Keit h an d IMe k Fora ao fth Mic h Stat e San wer e i n Pontfe co n busines s Thursday Alfre d Monk s ha s starte d sui tj v s Fran k Peters , form r mil l owner ,1 fo r floo d damages R e claim s th e mil l j2 da m floode d hi s land j Mrs Joh n Mortenso n fel l la t wtef c t end brok e a rib jj Arthu r Ric e i s teachin g th e Earn ,bur g schoo l with Mis s McCluske y a s assistant Jenni e Twftcnei l wil l teac h i n Meno mire e thi s yoar Juli a Bal l o f Hambr g i s assistan tsecretar y o f th e Mchiga n Stat e Fair Th e folllowin g i s th e Pinckae y Le eCours e thi s year Oct 14 , Belhar z En tertainer s Nov 14 , Re v Edwar d Gra ham Dec 18 , Parlan d Newhal l Co Ja n 14 , Walden , Magician Marc h 17 ,Singer s an d Player s CompanyApri l 1 2AJber t Edwar d Wiggan Seaso n tic ket a TheTH E LEF T HANDE D GUN Wit hPau l Nwma n an d Lit a Mila nTeaurtit e Cole r Cartoo n New sTues,, Wd , Than Sept , 9 t 19 IX,KIN G CREOLE i n CinemaSeop ewft kElvi s Presle y an d Doroth y Har tMar y Wylie , daughte r o f th e Ashe rWyi s fell l fro m he r bicycl e an d brok e he r ar m las t wetk i ANOTHE R TIM E ANO TGeral d Henr y ha s gon e bac k t o D e , colo r wit htroi t wher e h e teache s a t Coole y hig h kan Turne r Barr y PLACBTAXE S1 WIL L W AT M Y HOM E A T BAS T PUTNA M 8 1VpJAG F OXNote s o f 2 5 Year s Ag oTh e Pinckne y schoo l opene d Tues wit h 20 0 pupils Th e hig h schoo l ha sIf Marrie d a t tth e Baptis t parsonag ei n An n Arbo r Frida y nigh t Lucill eKenned y an d Osca r Bec k o f Pinckney Nei l Mopre , 8 , so n o f th e Shuba lMoore s die d Monda y a s th e resul t o fbein g kicke d b y a hors e o n th e Albi nPfa u farm Alfre d Pfa u jr wa s lead In g a hors e whe n th e bo y ra n behin d it Funera l wa s a t th e Wes t Mario nChurc h toda y ,Th e Pinckne y oounci l vote d Tues da y nigh t t o bu y a ne w fir e engin e fo r3600 R E Barron , Internationa lHarveste r deale r wa s presen t an d o ffore d the m on e fo r tha t price Th evillag e i s t o pa y hal f an d collec t th eres t b y subscrptio n Mr Barro n of fere 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y i n Gran d Rapids Norma n Reaso n an d wif e ar e a t th eChicag o Fair Willia m Diilowa y too ka loa d o f Bo y Scoutt s there Bor a t o Walte r Mower s an d wif eSept 2 at th e Sanitariu m a son Orvfll e Amburge y wh o brok e hi s legi n th e gravel pit her e ha s gon e t oLansin g fo r bon e grafting Pinckne y los t t o Dexte r ther e Lab o r Da y 9 to 7 Harlo w Haine s pitche dGy p Ferre l caught , E d Brow n ha d 3 3 hits Nbwa k o f An n Arbo r pitche dI fo r Dexte r P COALSUNOCO FUE L OI LJTL L I T NO W AN D PA T B Y TH E HB E MONT HWE ALSO HAVE A LARG E STOC K O F LIJMBB R ft4LPPLIE SPHON E HAMILTO N 6 8U9 DEXTE RD LHOb f SON SDEXTE R MICHIGA NPEACHE STHE QUEEN OF PEACHESfo rHELLEH S E Uff IT wif e FIOWEB SHOWEL L MICHIGA Nm Mrs Sadi e Mora n entertaine d he rbridg e clu b Thursday jac k Le e wen t t o th e aut o race s Lansin g Monday Jame s Whitle y jr wil l atten d schoo li n Norwalk , Californi a thi s yea r H e i sa senior ,Chuckl e an d Bobbi e Soul e o f How el l ipen t 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GEEGOB Y POWOFFlC EStoreCKUCKRlfcNITS KMtMSHTOG TEX PWCXHST PBSTATW WednetiUy, Sptnitf 31988THE WNCKNEY WSfATCHBorn to Mr aad Mrs Jamw Amburgey Dolores Bokros August 26, a daughter ,Debra LynnThe Pinckney Xiwanis Girlawontheir last game from the CitizensMutual Girls of Bowell last Monday 12 to 11 Citizens was tied for firstplace and this knocked them out of the pennant, Suttons Hardware winningCarol Miller had 3 hits for PinckneyAnd Delia Davis hit a home run The 11 Pinckney bus drivers had aainstruction meeting at th school on Wednsday night Ray Moriarity willle in ccharge of bus drivers this year,succeeding Weltoo ChamberlainThe Robert Seefelds spent Sundaywith the Howard Seefelds in BrightonThe Bob Gove family of Detroitwere Sunday guests of the GeorgeVanNormans The Bob Gannons of Redford andJohn Lundeens of Berkley were Sunday callers of the Francis Shehns The Camburn reunion was hedat the Lawrence Camburn homeThose tere were the Ed Ketos of Dayton,Ohio, Mrs Fred Camburn and the John Camburns of Detroit, HaroldCamburns of Grosse Pointe Farmsand Mrs Shirley Hadley The Bennie VaaB aricum family ofCleveland, Ohio are visting the Kevin Ledwidges and Henry Gilberts Wagoners GroceryW66 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wuc To Take 0 PHONE HOWELL 705J2UPPER TAHQUAMENON FAIXS Fm Full Color Rtpnductun mitabU for framing tent upon rtqutaDiscover the natural beauty of MichiganCarting enjoy the natural goodness of Michigan brewed beerMichigan Drewers Association 350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, MichiganCo Goebl Brewing Co National Brewing Co ef Michigan Pfdffer Brewing Co Sebewmng Brewing Co The Strok Bmoery Cot STATE Uf MOHICAN GTn the Circuit Court for the County ofof Livingston in Chanceryn LECJA WILLIAMSON, Plaintiff VsJOHN WILLIAMSON, Defendant ORDER TO APPEARSuit pending in the Circuit Courtfor the County of Livingston tn Chan cery on the 4th day o August, lJftt It appearng by affadavit on file mthi cause that after diligent searrh anc5 inquiry that it cannot be ascertain ed in what state or country the defendant resides On motion r Martin J Lavan, attorney for plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED that said defendant enter his appearance in this cause on or before three months from thdate of this order or plaintiffs bH 1Compliant will be taken as confessedby the defendant It is further ORDERED that withinforty days after th date hereof the jaid plainiff cause a copy of this Order to be published in the Pinckney,Dispatch a newspaper printed, publish ed and circulating in said County of Livingston, and that such publicationbe continued once in each week forjsix successive weeks And it is further Ordered that thesaid Plaintiff cause a copy of this Or der to be mailed t0 said defendant at his last known postoffice address, byregistered mail and a return receipt demanded at least twenty days beforethe time herein prescribed for theappearance of said defendantIM1CHAEL CARLAND, ircuit JudgeMARTIN J LAVAN Attorney for PlaintiffBusiness AddressBrighton, MichiganPIione ACademy 71511HANNETiBRINGS MASON SHOISTO YOUR HOME Oft OFflCfMason AhCushioned Super ComfortRight in your ovvn horn or where you workyoucan choose frnm over 230clifieretit yi cf famous Mason SuprComfort AirCushion dress, iport, work shoes Iti the convenient, ,economical way to buysolid comfort or the tatiie fiinuly th ort onWhile the Ray Burns family waste ByrOa Wilson, Dorothy Ellis W F Close and wife went toCalifornia vandal wrecked the old undent an operation at St Joe iana last week to ng back a school Marble school house theyEASY BUSINESS TO OPERATE FINE CASH PRUF1TSit RUM binnd, i product ofLTHAM MTCH COMPAKY into thts area Meklmt wrious mindedOperaU COUNTM CABINET DIS Prtduet Imported by Wltham We1 b nwte otWALTUA COUKTtft foe yen tn Drog, rwelry Depart nod, Appliance Stores and ejfetContracts tre andi with Mt ttnrfI to yi xcliairely ttniet youri f Irt RiotRtus ef tim BOt inUrferinsMiju Jab Ow pnlM into MlIt t IN You am a bit dirount to i mi tfffl km a high percent forIA LOCAL DWnBUTOE, yoo vm of I11M00, wWrti adwtbingand r ow onPingree Rd smashing windows steal ing the bell 1 Mrs June Hendee and children at j tended the state fair at Detroit Sun Wfek at Curranday i MichiganThe James Boyd family spent the , rn Brooks and wife hospital, Ann Arbor last, weekW H Meyer and wife visited theCy AtLees at Gadwin last week The Clifford VanHorng spent the and northernweek end at Black River1 Allen and Audrey Dinkel have bought alll the frontage on the Granger farm on the Howell Roadj The Fred Wards of Chubb Corn called on Mrs Jennieweek Thursday Mrs of YpsilantiHooker last busMr and Mrs Fred Head ad Mrand Mrs Ross Read went to Akron,Ohio over the week end and attendedthe 50th wedding anniversary of the Chafes Smoyerg Ethel Read Christen Tasch is home from CampDavaja where she spent the immmer, The Jack Sharps of Lansing spent Ruth FrostSkinner of Detroit called Sunday week end with the Le LaveysMrsPearl Wadddel is seriously ill Bob Carr and family who flPet ain Deaconess hospital, Detroit The week here went back to Grand Rapattended the Toronto Exposition Gerry Swarthouts called on her last idsSaturdayrycviwala,MT A MctlleatuIt t fcif MM 4Mr4r t tJ an wailt iwirtnw utto MvWt tWH iwtaM Bating, aadtMnc addren Inm Om rtwr,kil , with thisX Wist 74 MfM, i and came home by way of Niagara weekFall George Clark attended the MichiganMrs Ray Languway entertained 16 state Fair in Detroit Saturday girls from Howell Thursday in hoaor Th reception for Fuller Dorr, thet of her neiceussai Morgan, of Detroit grand marshall of the Michigan James Holloway and wif of Aan Masonic Grand Lodge is at Belding on Arbor called at the Dispatch office Sept 13Monday enroute horn from Oscoda Olin Robinson and wife called on Percy Ellis ad wife were inBoyitt Barney Wilson m Ann Arbor lastCity, Petofkey and Mackinac last weak who teas been in the hospitalMm Asfcer Wylie and chiMrtn The Ona Campbela spent the weekend with the Carl Lentz family in Lansing Linda who has been spending a week here went home withthem,The A G Caronf f SarsotafFloridaMary Caron of Dearborn aad EthelPugh of Kentucky visited the MerwinCampbllls last week The Andrew Camptwllg spent MonJoha Birdsong has sold his farm ln a their new grand Conari to Johft Qrapp ol Tp con Je AUen Touag born to theDck Youags tbm DO 5fOU SOMETIMES feel thatit takes hours to cook a meal butonly a few minutes for your familyto eat it If you do, count yourblessings There are some peoplevvliod keep you busy cooking all dayand night Take the Belgian who once ate 44 boiled eggs in 50 minutes the man from Chicago who put away 77hamburgers at a sitting the Australian who swallowedhis way through a mound of 4S0 oysters in the hour IYOUR HUSBAND and the children eat a great deal lessthan some, you see Even so, to feed them well, you needte spend a lot of time over your pots and pans Thats why a handy extension phone in the kitchen is such a big helpIt lets you answer the phone without leaving your cookingor young childrento chance The spacesaving, wall type extension is most popular for kitchens It comesin a choice of colors and costs only 110 a month,plus taxttttttttttttttttttttSCHOOL DAYS are here again, and with them comes thechore of outfitting the kids for fall and winter Always reminds us of how much the youngsters grow from year to year especially boys feet At a time like this remembertheres no quicker, simpler way of buying things than to look in your phone book Yellow Pages to find the nearestdealer And when youre in doubt, you can use your phone and call to make sure whos got what Do your searching 1Athe Yellow Pages and save time and shoe leather VMIF YOUR CHILDREN WILL be away at college, keep la touch by Long Distance I they have k busy schedule, theymight not be hi when you callbut thats an easy problemto solve Just have them call you coUecf one evening eachweek It costs very little And that familiar voice on the telephone will be the best cure for the bluet ever inventedtMttttttttttttttttttt PARTING SHOT Coroner9 verdict he dtiagretiKUhctt i C ,tio v ITCH Wejneeday,CUSTO M FREEZL RCOUNTEROP vFREEZE R HOLD S600P0U N FOR fiAUC earning and fnrfa f eapctey frdos,fo r nOO , 3 0 do t fo r IBjOO , Fl o Verd e Fanntt O Ceda r Lak e Rd Phon e U P 8 998 8 Pindcna yFO R SALESwee t Co m fa r cannin go r freezing Pic k yo r ow n 20 c a doz ,I Fran k Pierce , Pinckney , Mich 1096 0 Stinchflel d Wood Rd I Fhon H A 6975 7FO R SALERemot e Controlle d Elec tri c Trai n Se t Heav y Stee l Engine ,Goo d Conditio n 150 0 UP8312 6FO R SALEThre e use d oi l heatin gstove s goo d conditio n 250 0 acn Cal l Mrs Osca r Bec k U P 8343 4 v I BU1WES S PROFESSIONA L CORNEI It e Ptoekj y Snttanm aftsy H taffy, M 9 ,Cat t fl r A M to 2 0 P M ESTASLJS H YOU R OW N BUSINES Sown ou r capitlN o experienc e aeces sar y t o start Par t o r ful l time citie s an d town s beat WINON A MONUMMEN T COMPAN YWinona , Minnesot aPOUNDTw o Coo n Dogs Owne rcan hav e b y provin g property Joh n Barbe r 69 0 Rus h Lak ePinckney , Michiga n iiJn d v c o u nt e tjrksurfqc ewit h colo r inte rspecia l com an d basket s More freeze rcapacit y fo r you r mone ythi s i s you r chanc e t o save Star t t o freez e e m yourself right nowan d youl lsav e bi g mone y wit h inseaso n foods Youl l captur eth e pea k o f flavor, too thi s RC A WHIRLPOO Lha s a FastFreez e Fa n accessor y optional tha tfreeze s twic e a s fas t an d maintain s constan t temper ature , t o preven t change s in flavor, color an d textura Seean d savethi s week WEEKST OPA T I O R SALE Space Heater , 9600 0 ET V 3,ye ar s old , goo d condition Cal l H A 6513 2 Roge r Goule tFO R SALEPhi no Television , com , binatio n Recor d Plver , Johnso n Out boar d Moto r 5 HP Use d les s tha n5 0 hours Stock s an d Dies , Toled o AArmstron g Pip e Cutter , Saws , Misc Tools , al l price d cheap 1188 1 Wes t Shor e Drive , Hilan dLake Til,P Ritte r T V Servic e VELVISIQX YKT O M Y FRIEND S ABOUN DAN D HOWELL I A m No w Sale s Representativ e fo ie w an d Use d Car s fo r th eCLOS E CHEVROLE T SALE SLinde n Mich Respectfull yDARRE L M BAKELAKELAND MICH,Residence Phone AC 74952olephone Offic e 9 tb y AWi aSawal i IUWi a DELIVERSLAVE Y HARDWAR E FOR SALEUse d Kelvinato r Refrig f erator , 7 cubi c feet 25 Ra y Mille r11134 4 Wilsle y DrivePattterso n Lk eFO R SALE 1 2 t rowboat , needs s alittl e fixing 700 Pran i R Smii hOute r Drive , Hiln d Lak eFO R SALE 1 6 foo t Rowboat , goo dcondition , oar s an d ancho r iacluded ,2500 BUI Hil l U P8993 4, SURPLU S HOUSE S an d FIXTURE S 20X33 UNI T 37 5Onl y 1 2 mor e 3 bedroo m house s lef ta t 375 Eac h uni t contain s 2 bath sal l fixtures Buil t o f goo d woo dFOR SALfe Furniture , Dinin g Roor oSuit e n d Buf f a t i n goo d condtion j Prjn e Morning s UPtow n 8 9952 i Shor e Driv e Hiiaa d Laic c IERTWYUEfASM iALE t 8P8C34Uf fu m UP 8 814 6Dr i f R Holmqui tFUNBRAi HOM EDu o C SwarlkM tDirecto rMeder u Equipnte mu pFre d C fteickJiou, SttiWes t Gran d Kiv r HLIVE JiJCK HAIVLFSGWEEKL Y TRIP S T O UETROI TPHON E U P 8 Sffi U P U8M tRoge r J Car r Agenc yCOMPUST B INSURANC3 I1 4 8 MILL taclmi, Mich Phn eRAL ESTATtFarms, Hornts, Lake Prop Business OpporcunitutYour Propertfl witiBroker 209 North PHNE CPFOR SALEBuckwheat S1 Phone UPtown 85555WANTEDTYPING MIMEOGRAPHframe construction with Truss raft INO Specializing i BusbeM LetWn tcrs Can be taken down in sections Vork Guarantee Donald WlnfrPhone UPtown StltiFOU STE1 acris with house oaCertr LaKe Road 350a Terms Luciis Doyle, Phone UP 8 3123HAVE YOU A HEAT7I4G PROBLEM CALL RAY BAYLESSPhone HA 63041 yThrough SatimlafH tz S ad S to 7and by Appointment AC 72081MO West Grand Rivir BRIOHTDVTonyMaodoflsSarcFiffo LAWN MOWER SHARPENING1 t G 24 Riverbank HMaad All Kind of Real BfctatoWantedirfain Office HA 68 V8f at 4to tasre Lake Road, near 132 WEST MAIN S Henry Krbn,Wilts ELECTRIC60006Wrt Norm Gilbert tp to use the newest type of eufrfeor phone booth hih th Michigan 611 Telephone Company his IiiMlled en an ,ii basis n US 70, north of Portbe This boointte alltvso phon from a ear wlil xi the driversor moved as oe unitOPEN for INSPECTION 2OX45 MODEL3 bedroom remodeled Units with twobaths Limited number available canW duplicated on your lot with lowJ down payment and easy monthly pay meritsj Units are located n MSU Campus,, j Fast Lansing, southwest ot football stadium salemen on site, 814 Birch, Rd, daily from 9 to 6 including Saturday and Sunday For more iinforma lion call Lansing ,ED70I7IBarnes Construction Co MonumentsGuaranteed MarkersREAL ifiSTATESaj lx w Convenient Terms GLADYS AND SHIRLEY Phone UP B9778Falcsman or Gerald Reason 1J369 HSland Ct Hir Pinckney, MichI aBAILEYw ent Man 816 Isbell St ichifran Phone 411Wt Younker Memorial Inc Lansing, MichiganFOR SALEJlight Haiid Drain BodJ WANTED House work, baby sittingGustave Hannaman 220 Unadiii, C11 Agnes Murphy UP 83110 WANTED House Work,Bay 744 Patterson Lake Rding Call Agues Murphy,FOR SALE32place 5000, 30 gallon EWater Heater 35Q0Phone UPtown for fireas OiTHot BtasleyPine Fl, ter63pn,128 7Jz T oBtbotit f motor AIIU1 Elliot t phon e U P 315 85O r gallon Jokt t EUeto VEGETABLE SfIS V FOR SALE RotOb r an d attac hxnent s 175,194 8 Plymout h 30 , cove rutilit y trailer , camn t bloc k ma bat h tub , klteba n dnk , bicycl e15 , Man y othe r articl e S e a t corne ro f Dextt r Tow n Hai l Rd an d Tbor sto n Roa d Silve r Lk t FO R SALEYa r aroun d Home , 5room wit h ahow r an d bat h a tCeda r Beac h Cordel y Isk Phon eOwar UPtow M 8990 6 PERFECTAUTOMATICTHREADE RThread s large an dDro p needl e int o eithe r o f 9i y threa d behin d iunnehPra MWANTi Castom Combining Klph Ball UP 8 3205 i Monty back guaranteej Stock Stamps 40c each J I fast Accurate j BERGERS RUBBER WORKSU1922 Weifluui StWiliiaro Davis10 LEELAVEYR L SORRELL AND ROOFINGAND REMOlfLMNC BUS E 3d Bivtr, Hown, Phone HolU 717I WANTEDPainting and interior decorating 25 years experience Willgive free estimatesM A Link 8798 Lakeview DrlvRush Lake, Phone UP 8 5570LavanWaterAll H and PumpsPumpa Serviced Road OFTOilJUBTToes, and Thnn 980 to 5MEvenings by Appnlitwat Eas t Gran d Ri mMEAT S f GROCERIE S n 1 3 BBUIVI O m mus sWA IBa tQUALIT YMARKE T flUCE SCOURtCOU S SERVIC EFirst Nationa l Baa k fs1 RTIEIZERORDE R NO W FO R FAL LPLANTIN GGOA LDRDi a t YOU B woman COAL NOW AN D AVOI D mmFAR lER S Fffi D SUPPLTOMfAM Ti PH9N E W l ll it 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 September 03, 1958 Description An account of the resource September 03, 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 1958-09-03 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/842468d1e240117833c4236b5f650359.pdf 641aac0f0b893f34184cd633d696673a 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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J fTatch, ATCH Wednesday, epvember 8, 1958NaiflrsAbout Michigan NeMichigan to bordered ou all side but tfteie wage in piaes It ais a water shorttiU ,oenw 10 be a prooim oi ue water i aot aiwuy m taeTneright place, bnurmous newvtier are tteeued for irregaiion, tauubtry ttrid sewage cLipLai 101 ine rooning cities and recreation, legislature is eoiieerueaft 4 IUJ grown acute in tue a ytus aaU is becoming critical, us and industries expandalso rcraOnctiun spotsKurai areas are shrinking,luiuiing waa fie inaxn industryonly i eo in oi me uopuiation are engagit and lo man larms more pro iare tuning lo irlion to increase their yields ponds to collect water andti needs more waterit takesi gallons oi water to mine abn I or Water is a necessity in sytaerfur ,arguenieni now is whether towater or let e first comer usewants resuii of all this is the wateiline has been lowered in many placetami value ot water xroniage la1 low ered On Nov 4 the people will vote whet ier or not to call a consitiiutional con ventoio Republicans endorsed it attheir couvenuou, Democrats did not 1 iiey citUiii tne meiuod of selecting delgaies is umair it is by senatorial disirict which represents area and notpeople,muttRobert Russell of Moilne, Kansasd his daughter, Mrs Carl Woxland oi California called on Mrs Ntjpp Teep le Tuesday The Rugsells once ownedthe Schuchart tarmCharles Wiltshire 15 played the rgan the Lakes DriyejnTheatre Sunday nightHoward Haines ha bought hisbrother Jacks, house on Mower Rdand moved in L D Haines will movein the home vacated by HowardThe Mark Nash family spent Sundayt Lake Odessy with the Folyd Gear Neiffaberiag NeftMThe Stockbridge Methodist churchholds a home coming Sept 14The Dexter Community Cheat goalis 7,000 The Chelsea school enrolllment is1576 They have 57 out for football Their first game is with Dtxtr Sept19th St Patricks school of Brightonstarted Sept, 5 with 303 student The Beurman school voted 29 to HOto be annexed to Brighton Margaret Conely of Brighton wonMich AM Dress Revue at East Lan sing and represents the state at Chicago in November William McCriiie of Detroit is nowassociated with Martin Lavan at Brigh ton in the practise of iw Vandals tore down, the fence onthe George Hays turkey farm at ManChester last week liberating 7000 turk pys ,not all of whom were rcaptured Howoll high school opens her footseason at Fenton Sept 19 Dr Olin Wilkinson of Brlghton,theRepublican nominee for coroner is apatient at Detroit Osteopsathic hospital Dr Nils Clark, the other Republican nominee for coroner was also hospitalized The Howell Chamber of Commercehas established an employment off ice The United Brethren Church of Oceola holds a Centennial Sept 14 The Hartland and Dexter highschool bands played at the MichSlate Fair Dr A, J McGregor of Brighton hasreturned from a trip to Europe Gerald Jacobs, 19 and Diane Teach,out, 16, were married at the Undillachurch August 30 Mr and Mrc John Butler announceehgagemen of their daughter, JuneAnn to Bernard Riner of Stockbridge The annual meeting of the Livingston County Farm Burea is at Fow lerville Oct 1 Dinner at the highschool at 730 p, m Born to Jack Gakle and wife Ceengagement of their daughter, June,31, a so Local SocialCARONNASH MTEDDINGThe wedding of Louise ter of the Emiie Carous of PreJe Isle Main to David Nash son of theMa Naahes of Pinckney took placeat the United Brethren Church at Presque Isle Rev Quentin Johnsonofficiating in a double ring ceremonyTho altar wa decorated with baskets f flowers and candelabralt was enclos by a Picket fence, decorated wthflowers and greenery Byron Crosbywas organist Esther Waltz sang Promise Me and Jesus We H Promised,, The bride given in marriage by herfather, wore a full lenght gown oforgandy with embroidered nylonsleeves and neck in net with under,skirt of white cotton satin She carried an orchid on a white BibleMarion Barbour was maid ofHer gown was ball length ofow cotton satin styld after the bridesShe carried a colonial bouqetThe bridesmaids were Letitia Libby, of bride and Nancy Nash withyOHave CATHOLIC UttJRCB , s Catholic ChurchorKan , Pastore3U, QO,9J,1QUU,113O A M Wiater U0, lu0ti Ai00 A MJlather Noveaa 73U pinif riay atttr Novnna Devotions 4uJ0 to 530 P Mk30 lo yUO F Mike thurcaWiRev Sroajoks School Unadilla andSanders, Pastor 945 AM700 P Mfoung People 90 p I LService 700 P i Choir Practise 800 p iTriur, Adult Prayer Meeting b00 pm Prayer Group70Qp,mMrs Alma Chambers and Lynn Hen and wife attended the State FairFriday ,L, J Swarthout and wife called onMrs Edith Gallup in FowlervilU SundayonMrs Betty Swarthout calledher mother, Mrs Pearl Waddel ,al Detroit hospital last week The Bruce Euler farm has beentold to Lyle Duncan who ran theHuron Creek Grocery on the Dexter Road ,Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson attended the meeting of the Masonic boardof general purposes at the Alma Ma sonic Home Saturday With the Barney Wilsons of Ann Arbor they willattend the reception fpr Fuller Dorr UnsjL W Winger, PastorWorship 10aSunday SchoollWed 730 p HIafter the brides were greensatin They carried colonial bouquetsDeborah Coffin, junior bridesmaid,wore a green cotton satin dresrfjtnotching the otherBetty Joe Ireland was flowerlgirland Benjamin Johnson ring bearer Kenneth Zill, brotherinlaw of thegroom was best man and ushers wereRsssell Allen and Bob HendersooBenny Caron brother of the bride Vas junior usher and seated thegrooms parents and brides mother The brides mother wore a beigedrefcs with pink accessories and acorsageof pink carnationsthe grooms mother a pale blue dress with pink accessories and corsage of pinkionsThe reception was at the church a year ago died at StJoe hospital FriThe bridal couple stood in daV H wt to Arizona after sell Choh Practise MeimoniteCar If enaenitte Ckufc tfev Ezra Beachy, PastoiSupt Walter Esching Worship Fellowship ServiceWrtfiesdey 800 PCornmunUy lummmer Bible School Singer,S S LOSE TO KINOS BAR 6 TO 1In the local league playoff here onFriday night for the championship,the B L, Lapping team of Pinckney lost to Kings Bar of Dexter 6 to 1Pnckney made 7 errors and only got4 hits off Hatch of Dexter team Dick Kennedy pitched for Pinckneyend was bothered by lack of controlPinckneys only run came the 4thHolcomb led off with a hit Gentilewalked The right fielder dropped Kochs fly ,Holcombfscoring Gentiletried tp follow him but was out atthe plate In sliding he broke his right fool and was taken to St Joe hospital,Ann Arbor Dexter got 2 rung the 1st on errorsand added 3 more the 4th The last iun came the 6th They are a teamof veterans and played in the AnnArbor league several years Fredlinger who played with them there was at short for them Friday night The Dexter team took home theleague trophy h L Lapping AB R HITiggs,3b 4LciBelle rf 1Inus of 3Hewlett ,ss 3Holcomb If 31000JOHN BOYERJohn Boyer, 72 who owned the Walker, 2behuchart farm on Schafer Rd until Sparser 1Mattit, ssWills, rffarm returning to Michigan Hatch, p father sang a duet Joy Williams hadMrs Eleanor Ledwidge went to Detroit Sunday with the Gerrry Lidv jdgesThe Harold Henrys were Saturdaydinner guests of the Ted Cobbs ofStrawberry Lake at the Country Kitchen, FarmingtonTom Ware and wife and the John1aul Wares visited the Webber Waresand Mrs EdRose at Ortonvillle Sat vidayThe Ann Arbor Square Dance Clubspent Saturday and Sunday at th Uof M, Fresh Air CampMrs Andrew Nesbitt entertaniedNellie Gardner, Fannie Monks andMrs Marion Pearson at bridge on Thursday A N Housner of Brightonwas a Sunday callerThe On a Campbells were week endgeusts of the Carl Lentz family inLansingC J Clinton spent last week withthe Walter Clintons at Black Lake Herbert Palmer and wife wereweek end guests of the Westley Palm book Marthae Nash received the gifts The couple left on a wedding tripto New Hampsire, They will live atEob Jones Univergty where the groomis a senior and the bride is employed us secretary The bride3 dress for going away was a gray suit with whiteaccessories an orchd from her bouquetThe bride graduated from PresqueIsle high school and holds a B A degree from Bob Jones University Thegroom graduated from Pinckney high schoolvestry The bridal couplefront of a evergreen arch tanley ing Matteson wag master of cerrnonies in June He was born mMrs Ed Vreeland sang Always and I Oho Sept 2 1886, the son of Submission MissLibby And her and Sarah Btsh BoyerSuviving are his wife the formerVida Warden 4 daughters, Mrs Clarence Pratt and Mrs Reuben Guenthcrof Ann Arbor and Mrs Poter Straiger and Mrs Lloyd Warner of Ypsilantiand 2 sons, Clifford and Frank of AnnArbor The funeral was Tuesday at theKeehn Funeral Home, Dexter, RavEaton officiating Burial was in Bnlehem Cemetery ,Ann Arbor 1 0 2 313 AB 3 4 0Mynning, If 5Johnson, cf 3343 3Gentile, cfI narrow ,rf Koh, c Wakfield, UWhite, 2bKennedy, p Kings BarHarmon c Cox, ss3R000 0100 0000R 1001 0 101 11 16001 00 11 00H 10010211 11 i Currrt CommtotDuring prohibition days awoman became famous for 1a life sentence for selling a pint ofliquor This was far fetched as sa 0tt the sentence because it was a 4th ofience So much publicity was stirred up over it the sentence was commutedand she never served it It was knowna the life for a pint cae Alabamahas a case to rival it Jimmy Wilson,55 year old negro handy man received the death sentence for robbing a 95 year old woman of 195 He hadpreviously seved 2 terms for larcenyHe was scheduled to die last Fridaybut court granted a rehearing Thesupreme court of Alabama had on June 12 upheld the execution Thissituation has existed for years Thaperson who steals a few dollar getsthe works, the one who steals a mill Ion after years of litigation goes freeDetroit has a nw police commissioner in the person of Norbert Hart,46, millionair and C F Smith chain Ltore executive with no previous Police experience He replaces the popuar Edward Piggins, rated an out standing commissioner Somehowevery Detroit mayor seems to thinkhe ought to appoint his own police com misHioner trrespiectivie There havesome outstanding commissioners and some not so good The outstandingones were Frank Crowell, Ji Couzens, Dr, Inches, Frankand Piggins Just why Piggins was r placed is not known It is said he adthe mayor were not seeing eyeCONSERVATION DEPARTMEJix Sept 14 is the last day of the troutseason except for special designatedstreams where rainbows may be taken,45 confiscated weapons will ld to the highest bidder at the conservation office at Lansing Sept 19Bounty payments in July increased 20 to 11,335 There were 13604 hits off Hatch the Dexter pitcher foxes, 248 coyottes and 55 bobcats Kindergarten Mildred ParksPenny Goucher has a rowboat andoutboard motor Christine Malooey told us tthe storyof the Three Bears Theresa Oterle sang a song snemade up Tommy Highfill brought a stone toschool he found in North Carolina Kenneth Hall Kathy Lazlo and Sandra Josephson went te the Chelsea Fair Tom Waring saw 2 cars smashupTommy Shehan has 3 calvesWe are making safety ruleseis of St Louis, Mo Mesdames Esther Campbell andgrand marshall at Belding highschool Saturday night The enrolllment at St Marys high j Iiene Winger were in Howell Thursarhool here is around 165 There may , day nightbe several more j Tne Vern Clarks were SundayMrs Ernest White and daughter, guests of the Charles Hosiers inKatleen, of Howell called on the Ben 1 Milan Don Winger leaves Saturday forOlivet where he will attend collegeJoe Griffith and wife and Sharon,and Timmy Matteson went to Belle Isle, Detroit Snday St Theresas Guild met with MrsWhites FridayThe big excursion of Pinckneyleague ball players to the Detroit ball game took place Saturday 71 junior leagurers and 14 Babe Ruth leagere went in 2 school busses sponsoredby their managers, Micky Ritter tied j Helen Walton Sept, 4Bill Kiner in the hot dog eating con test Bom to Don Gardner and wife atfcoote hospital, Jackson, Sunday a 1010 b girl, Mary Lou She has 2brothers The County DeMolay installationof offices is Saturday night, Sept13 8p m at Howell Masonic temple Over the Labor Day week end thePatrick Burkes of Rush Lake enttrtftined Jack Burke and daughter,Vera of Indiana, Robert and James Logan,Jerry Lynch the John MacLeod fam ily of Detroit and Mr and MrsWilliam MacLeod of Pittbsurg, Pa Week end gests of Patrick andPatricks Burkes of Rush Lake enter,and Mrs B F Felllows of Flint and Carl Seiter and wif of Clare, MichThe Walter Clarks ca led on MarkMeyer at St Joe hospital, Ann ArborSundayThe Al Bochinskys of WarrenSunday guettf of the Murray Kena theLIVINGSTON GARDEN SHOWThe Livingston County Flower andGarden Show is at the Buick Sales Rooms, Howell, Sept 12 Enterys received from 9 a m to 12 a m, A sPeci mensmust be grown by exhibitors, Flowers, fruits and vegetables in arrangement need not be only one en try to any one class Containers willbe furnished Not responsible for prop erty damageList of flowersAsters, Begonias,Calendia, Carnations, Chrysantheums Coxcomb Cosmos, Dahlias, DelphinumGaXdeila Gladioli Roses etc All kindsof fruit and vegetables, NEW SCHOOL BUS LAWMichigans new school bus law requiring a motorist to stop when meet inr as weTl as overtaking a school buggoes into effect Saturday, Sept, 13we are informed by Sergt Pennalaof the Mich Police PoliceThis new law conforms with allstates but Utah It does not apply toincorporated villages or cities butthey can pass ordinances and erectsigns to that effect Stops must bemade at Jast 10 feet in front or behind a stopped bus and the motorist can In London of all places a raoe riottook place last week in which 5 per,cons were hurt and the arrests nuia bered into the hundreds It seemscolored people, mostly from the West Indies and British possessions havebeen coming into Loadon and nowdominate whole sections of it whichihc white people resent Hence theriotsGreat Britian and Iceland came toblows last weelj but the battle was between fishermen of both ceoirand unofficja11 Iceland is a rocky Larren country with no Industryno farming and depends on fishingfor incom British ffahermen havebeen going Into Iceland waters for5o years they claim but doe to scarcity of fish I sell and fishermen are tryingtc drjve them out of the fishinggroundsMrs Millie Button callled onMilton Carvers SaturdayRita MilUer has enrolled at Howellhigh school Mrs, Bull is teaching the Green school she attended last year Dr Harlow Shehan of jackion called on William Shehan ThundayThFrancis Krupa family oi Detroit Sunday The Younglove school with the exception of one fouth of the district which annexed to Pinckney voted tobe annexed to Howelll last wetkTh Winans and Hamburg 9th gradercame to Pinckney this year High school pupil, from the, schools whohad already started in Howell and inAnn Arbor before this year ifll be Wlowed to finish in the schools butEO new ones will be accepted eJUy Maret Barns entertainedhl K Widi spent me w e daythKennJYyotBrtihtOn aVportage LakeJ BUIM famuy jmunIty CARD OF THANKSI wish to thank all those who wereno good to my husband and myself dur ing my husbands long illlesss andrnd death for your prayers,assistancesongs, cards, visits, goodwishes flowers etc and particularly Dr Duffy RevBeochy, Rev Sanders and Mrs Camp bell May you all have such wonderfulfriends and neighbors when you need themMrs George LongKatharine Baldick of Bently Lake itstaying with the Jesse Henrys The Asher Wylies attended the Fifth Grade News, Mrs Rene MillerWe have 35 in our room, 21 girlsand 14 boys Our officers are Pres, Bob RookVice Pres Alan Burg Sec,, Judy Geary Treas Linda Shirey Everyone has a job to do in ourroom to help keep it neat Our spelling bee winners last weekon 4th grade words were Susan Craig with Lyda Gilbertson runneru Those who got 100 were Judy Borovky, Susan Craig, Lynda Gilbertson Joyce King, Harold Ostrum FredI Twitchell We have 4 reading groupsOur seatsere arranged in 5 groups We sit where we want to until we are adisturbance then we are moved, We learned a pom calledGrammar in a NuUhelL We worked on combinations todayThere was only one 100 in 4 minutesaddition iot proceed unlil the bus is in motionor the driver signals him to proceedThere are 2 exceptions Stops areare not required at intersections contolled by a stopandgo signal or a pol ice officer But the motorist cannotproceed at a speed greater than 10miles an tour ,He need not stop on theopposie side of a divided ighway whilemeeting a school busWhen a school bus stops the driveris required to give signals by flashinglights front and rear but the motor ist Is still reqired to stop if the lights are not operating RAINBOW INSTALLATIONThe Pinckaey Ram bow Girls willistall their new officers Friday night,Sept 12 at 730 pm The public is invitedWe will Hove a list of the officersnext weekPARENTS CLUBThe Pinckney Community SchoolwceC CurtisPottter reunion a Tonia last Parent Club hold their meeting at ce the Elmentaty School Sept 18 at 730Mrs Mary Ellen Read and children p m The parents of all three schoolsspent the week nd at the Wilde cot ere invited to Join us and work to 1 promote the best interests of the comfly end guests of the D ConklinsCfeutRaaidft LIBRARY NEWSSixtytwo chldren took part in thesummer reading program and reada total of 3 books Those dimming gold ribbons were Donald Ackley,Margaret Ackley ,Anita Clark Judyhull, Jackie Reason and Joan Eichman Many other children read butdid not take part in the program 1177 Juvenile books ware borrowed fromlibrary during July nd August and663 adutt book , It now seems defnite that if RedChina invades the Nationalist held Iclands of Quemoy and Matsu thia country will go to the aid of ChlttgKai Chek and Nationalist Chinaffctjr are our burdens It has cost this na ton 880,000,000 to maintain ChangKai Chek and his regime on Formosa since 11949 Congress has voted to aid Mm to defend Formosa but left it upto the president whether we shoulddefend the off shore islands They ar Lut 3 miles from China, Formosa 100Chang has fortified them and haa 100,000 tropps there He wants thema a jumping off place to invade China He had 500 men killed on themIftst week by the Red China bombardment Dean Atchngon former seoretary of state says they are not worth the life of a single American soldierJust how silly can one getDavidLawrence columnist for a number ofdaily papers says the 14th amend proposed by Abraham Lincoln and ad opted by congrsss nearly 100 years agowas Olegaly adopted as the southernstates were not alllowed to vote oft itTherefore negroes are still i1eea0cd have no rights He wants a sup reme court ruling on it And they payhim money for writing that stuffHIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES Sept 18Webberville here 730Sept 26Boys Vocational tbere230 Oct 3 Dexter here 730Oct 10BoysvilU there 230 Oct 17 Hartland there 230Ost 24 Manchester tere 730Oct 31 Stockbridge here 730 Nov 7 South Lyon here 730 Nov 14 Byron here 730 Born to Larry Lobdell andAnn Shirley Reason at St Joe hospital ,Ann Arbor 410 lb daughterSept 8Saturday the Asher Wylies attended the Chelsea Fair Jimmy and Shtr ley Wylie worn awards with theirhorses 7 of the Triple C Ridinghad their horses eateidMr and Mrs Herbert AQyn of LejtJng and Mr and Mr Curtof the Netherlands were guests of the M SBleaker operated a bakery left 32 yearsThe Robertfay with MiArtor,The RobertSunday guests of the Ann Arbor, Anna Tsaea fA IV I1ifNotestoes always plenty of M waterGET IT HOT GET A LOT to put that sparkle back into china andglassware Dishwashing is easier and quicker when the waters really hot, and theres plenty of it for rinsingThanks to Edisons Super Supply Plan, a new electric water heater isalways on the alertday or nightto supply hot water for all family needs Heres the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per monthOnly electric water heaters give you all these Important advantages Efficientthe heat goes into thewaterInstall anywhereneed not benear a chimneyx Long lifemeet Edisons rigid standards9 Automaticall the time x Fastnew, more efficient heatingunitsOuter shellcool to the touch alloverx Edison maintains electrical parts without chargex Safecleanquietmodernyeur plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT EDISON SERVES SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGANARE YOUR IMPORTANTPAPERS AND VALUABLESREALLY SAFEDoat 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 protectedagainst loss, theft and Are top in to our bankcoop and feat your sat deposit box The costis lowtSUUMcPhersen State Bank HowtO Pincknejiw NtnitvTm fan 5 BuOdn2 Satinw Book Accounts ii Pincknay lot to Chelea at the Deter Labor Day Picnic 7 to 5 RalphDodge tf MicJ, Sta jrttcned for Oaelsea Liam Ledvtfdge and Pat Laveywere the Pinckney battery Ava Conunings of Lansing will addrees a Democrat rally at Howell onSept, 1The Keanedy Medicine Companyended a weeks eagagment at the opera house Saturday night GeorgeTeeple held the lucky number andwon the gentlemans gold watch Billie Moraa won the popular baby contest Dr Bernard Glean of Fowlervilleand Nellie TAniing of Howell weremarried at the home of the bride onWednesday aight by Rev Brooks Last night the barns and contentson the C V VaaWinkle farm atHell, Mich, burned to the ground The Congl cuurch helds a ciickon ,pie dinner Saturday night, Sept, 24 on ihe eve ot MichMich StatefootballgameLucy Culhane i teaching the PattysviUe school, Fred Swarthout aDonohue , Viol a Peter , ta e Melvin Tresss a Cye , th e Loughlin , Da n Jvlu rla , th e Younglove , Veronic a Fohey ,Chubbs Ki t Brogan , Mario n Center, Mulxor d Ree d Gree a an d Bernic e Har tth e Wrights Ber t Benha m i teachin g chemistr yi n An a Arbo r hig h schca l Harriso n Bate s ha s a n auction adve Use d Sept 1 7 o th e Moor e formTh e followin g attende d th e Repun Uca n count y conventio n a t Howel iWedneday Georg e Teepl e Jun aTeeple , Davi d Mowers , Joh n Cham be n W 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ProbateJudgeThe Pinckney State Baak pays a 10 dividet Oct 1 Senator Vandanburg has refusedk sugggettion of Chase Osborn that he vdthdraw from the senate race infavor of Gov Fred Green The Pinckney Board of Commerce s sponsoring a band concert here on r Saturday night by Ann Arbor Boy jScout Band They will give awaythree grand prises Paul Hickey, former head of the U of M Game Reserve here is a 2nd ItI at FtSheridanJU Leo dark took a load of AnnArbor Boy Scouts to the Chicagofair Born to the Jack Blaachards ofDexter Sept 6 a, son A M Roche won at St John with, Diamond Dewey and was 2nd witn Foxy Dtway 2 armed baaldts robbed the MichjTheatre Ann Arbor of 995 Sunday nightPinckney beat a team from Brighto 21 to II Sunday Stanley Dinkel started pitching and was releived by Jim DrummoBd Harold Doody andWalt Graves caughtMrg Tressa Coyle is visiting theClarence Stapishes noar Chelsea Barbara McAfee Liada GargoliDnane Water bury, Al Dorow wenttc the state fair at Detroit Sunday COAL SUNOCO FUEL OIL7LL IP NOW AND PAY BY THE HBE MONTHWE AJLSO HAVE A LARGE STOCK 01 Lr BUHDlNO j Jimmie Porter has finished his tn listment aod is home from th Armyi David Aberdeen hat gone back tohis teaching job in Chicago Susaa Str vice of Ann Arbor spent the wttk ndwith Wrs, WM APPLIESPHONt HAMILTON 6 8119 DEXTER 4, pD E HOItf SONS DEXTER MICHIGANPEACHES THE QUEEN OF PEACHESSunday guests of the Lester McA Mrs Amelia CampbellT ofHALE HAVENSertasWealthy Apples SKAIX OR LARGE SALES AKE APPRECIATEDPeterson Orchars BRCIN LAKE, GREGORY POS1OFF1CifSjV , , v i , , 7 , MYGOODUNGERIfeCANNED GOODS SHOESGENTSSTOREbiggest bargain in homeATENTIDAUTOMATICOil HOME HEATE with exclusiveAWorm Mor Htat travelt to vtry roomwithout costly furnace pipes or register toI ir Wednesday, September fr, 1968 mfrde of Sfeglers exclotfvoTraveling Hoot and live more comfortablyhit wlnttrlA Slower, factually pays for ttitlf with fuel itiavttl You got up to twice the htat I You ovt vp to half the futllComo In Sot Sltgter Its tht biggestbargain In homt htottrt today GIVES YOU ALL THISIf MTINTiD HEAT tUSIS that ust tht hottest htqtiMTENTID BUILT IN BLOWER SYS,v TIM forces heat down to the floor, , travels It to every roomfPATINTID IIIOUERMATIC DRAFT prevents smoke, sooteHIAVY CAST IRON CONSTRUCTION I LIFITIM1 PORCELAIN FINISHo U L APPROVALeMONEY BACK GUARANTEEWLETT HARDWARE GREGORY MICH, PHONE ALPINE 6 2715SWIFCONCENTRATED LIQUID HOUSEHOLD DETERGENT SWIF GIWSrotT KOBE VALUE JPEE OCNOB THANANY 0TH1 DETERGENT 6CABANTEED SAFE TO USB ON ALL WAMIN6WIF O08TB YOU LEBBSMELL GOOD TOOONLY AVAILABLE AT TOfJB LEAD ING OOMMUNm AT ROT CLABX MABKETASK tOf m GftOCEft IW BWIF THE HNCXMBT MUNICHw AuthorAtt at314 fcevie Hammer bad a bad spell rriday n gt and wu taken to St hospital, Ann Arbor in the SwarthoutambulaceErnest Gibbs, long time secretary01 Lansing Lodge No 33 F A M end member of grand lodge committees died last week He has visitedLivingston Lodge TJ M Margat Hifcman familyhave moved to Plymouth The Harold Riggs family and hismother,Mrs Gene Riggs, attended the funeral of Ms cousin, Maurice Groovei ,wtfe and twin son, Paul and Carl agd 10 at the BoasettReid FuneralHome at Oxford Friday, The familywere at cabin 22 miles from Atlantafor the Labor Day wek end wherethey wre fond dead from asypxyation Mrs Ethel Sprout has sold her farmon M36W to Leonard Ritzier ofFarmington He is the one who purchased the Willard WUtse farm The McLaughlin Oil Co of Dexterhove sold their Gulf Oil Stations tothe Marathon Oil Co Billy Rowell went back to Californja last week where he stilll has ayear to serve in the US Marines M E Darrow came home from StJoe hospital, Ana Arbor Thursday Douglas Plummer and FridayHaines went bear hunting last weekend and Douglas shot a 410 1b bear at Curtis 22 miles from NewberryMost everyone here got bear meat in eluding ye editor This in the 4th bearthey have shot They got 2 at Iron Mountain last year, 1 in Canada thisspring and this one A Somers wasalso at Newberry over the week Hesaw a bear but did not get it The Thomas Antayas who livd inthe Nell Fry house at East Main and Pearl Sts have moved to Jackson where he was transferred He workedat the University of Michigan broad casting station, at Peach Mt whiiehere, Clarenc Stub Bennetts horsewon first money at the Wolverine race track last Wednesday nightBert Wylies horse also raced thereThe Pinckney OES Past Matronsmet with Mrs Kitgie Dinkel Monday Cohostesses were Esther Campbell,Hazel Poulson, Winifred Aberdeen, riornce Baughn Mrs June Hendee and son, Mike,spent Wednesday with the Ed Nouff ers in HoltThe Ross Reads entertained lastweek Charles Smoyer and wife,AkronOhio and Win Smoyer and wife ofAlhambra, Caiif,Mr and Mrs Clare Milller, CarolMiller, Cathy WiltseBonnie Lee went to the Michigan State Fair Sundayand heard Rickie NelsonMrs Irene MiUler entertained 13Future Teachers at her home near Gregory Monday night Paul Howel,Peter Bobon, Charles Wiltshire and Carol Miller were inducted into theorderDonna Gudith U attending schoolir Ann Arbor The Albert Dinkels wnt to th Miehigan State Fair Wednesday and W F Close and wife Thrusday The Gene Dinkels and Frd Everad wife were in the upper peninsulaand Wisconsin last weekMr and Mrs Arthur Willard andMrs Loell Larue of Howell called onthe Albert Dinkels last week Also Francis Shehan and Percy Ellis andwifeSunday visitors of the Bob Ackleyswere the Tom Neffs of Ann Arborend the Ed Rowes of Detroit Mesdames Ben White, Basil Whiteand Frank White called on the Jack Whites in Jackson Friday The Hubert Ledwidge family ofRoyal Oak called On the Vince LaRosas Sunday,The James Whftleys entertained atdinner Friday the Floyd Peters family of Stockton Calif, Mrs Claudia Peters of Jackson, Fred Read and wife,wifeMrs Hetty Camr of Ann Arborspent the week end with the GeorgeVanNormant,MeiT MM EASY IUS1NESS Ttmi tASM PtOrneFitori WagonersPINCKNEY ROADQinlity Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wbe ToTktOal PHONE HOWELL 795J2STATE OF MCHIOAN Ga the Circuit Court for the County ofof Livingston in hanceryTEUSCTA WILLIAMSON, Plaintiff sJOHN wn,LlAM8ON, Defendant ORDER TO APPEARSuit pending in the Circuit Courtlor the County of Livingston in Chan,tery on the 4th day of August, ljfis It appearng by affaavit on file inihis cause that after diligent searchand inquiry that it cannot be ascertain 3d in what state or country the deiendant isideg On motion r Martin J Lavan, attorney for plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED that said defendant enter his appearance in this cause On or before three months from thadata of thi order or plaintiffs bill iCompliant will be taken as confessedby the defendant It is further ORDERED that within forty days after th date hereof the said plainiff cause a copy of this Order to be publiiihed in the PincknyDispatch a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County of Livingston, and that such publicationbe continued once in each week forsix successive weeks And it is further Ordered that thesaid Plaintiff cause a copy of this Or der to b mailed to said defendant at1LETS YOU FOCUSON FUN THIS FALL his last known postoffice address, byregistered mail and a return receiptdemanded at least twenty days before he time herein prescribed for theappearance of said defendantMICHAEL CARLAND, Circuit MARTIN J LAVANAttorney for Plaintiff Business AddressBrighton, MichiganPiione ACademy 71511JACK HANNETTBRINGS MASON SHOESj TO YOUR HOME OR OFFICEIMason AirCushionedSuper ComfortRiht in your own home or where you work youcn , I ,n user 230ileK ut sI ft fajnoujMst i SupvrCo fort Airusiiiin iltt,s, sport, work LS Its lie convenientnoniical way to buyiJl romfort for the entilttnilLooking for the rainbowTkuafuli tour ilrouh your own r of MichijMnand thrill to its vivid beautyVisit historic iIhts youllwant to capire on film,Launch a bont on a treerimmed lake Bait your hook,shoulder a gun, help your self to a big choice of funIti so easy to do andlowcout, too, because every things right nearbyTrove ffce new Mockinac Bridge fa 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 10, 1958 Description An account of the resource September 10, 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 1958-09-10 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/831351026577c036d64c0ec4f5590bfa.pdf 78ba59cd0ae8f7c6d37cbdf3da4dcf51 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. 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Wednesday, September 17,1958CATUOUCIHUROof he T HieBaitittr8Methe i team he at benrated too hli In paat yean mtSoper Hemetrogrowing rapidly i a4 Pt hW eUbt and to 4oe HolU Rev Cochfpin theMaynard Corwte of Grtfory ied to Elaine Curltr4bes EvsjigeUeaU and Batornwd6urges that OroMi Tutmtinm Woods anffGfOssPointe tprovidi rntserfe r frrieUsuallymo tce atike areaUAnftftftftantg toA The counciltjtgU when onelam1 indebtedness of the areas Neither,debt of the other frith a regoal of rea Both parties are trying to giveawayt UiTeamstersIt party in 19tmeefuian for U S Mayor Cobo for governor commUftjrleased a listthat many other candidate aided by the teamsters,one 01 know whom Hbffa is supporting until election dayTERM OFterm 6f court startsOctober 13 There are about 12 crimiinal oasea mostly minor ones and theatme number of jury case The only osei invoving local people are Louisand Irene Haydu vs Claude Klmb41and Harold True and Wutsiumsit Tber it a trespass on the caae suit olSherman LUliwhite, Keith Upfwfaeand Riby Holmes vs Lucius Smith Not divorce cases are listedcaipeopTa fr Orville Smjt1ad Dorothy Grever The Deer schooj ha ai infstcrease of 4U popito thisThe EdwktdICATIONp Communication of LivingJbiitton Lodge No 78 on Saturday,toi aojroyTytffpoie or putttng on MM degree at 8 p m The King Seeleyrothrs will put on the worK Luncheoa 4r degree workOcfVRefiiar meetiag FC DegreeOctfiber 25 Go to Lewlstowm teFrank Zeigier W MPntnam Townsliip, meeting at town hall Septat 8 p mPreeentWhite, ReynoldsKennedy and Hendee Called to order by Supervisor Hendee There was noold business to transact Minutes ofAugust meeting read and approved Motn by White, supported byKennedy to pay following billsMich , 5 phones 4080HydJttardin work on dump 24 50Max Hhssell del school tax 792,54Dick Ifanedy jjaiat town hatl 2070 Foeter4 Fyj Fighter, oxygen 1110Vans Motor Sales mite, 2,2SPfockafy Dispatch, printing 4 SOLjv, Co iDept, Social Welfare 8581 Motion carriedMotion to adjourn carried Murray Kennedy, Twp QerkRegular meeting Sept 9,Called to orderby Prer Dinkl,Presat Al Shirley, Roy Clark MerlinLavey, bon Swartout, Marlon Ruga, m AfetntLee TipladyAlbfjpt Shirley was appointed toliar oti about a lawn mowr demon Mritioft for virlag mowtr, Bob EgJer, salary 135,00Don Wlnftt care of flag 6,00VaaWinkleVauWinke, fee 1000FUKtatoy Dispatch printing 2100 Vt1 Motor Safes, raise 1138 Ackley, mot salary 7500 held a reckon orBe teamen week Two homes m Brighton that ofLto Kubacz and Walter Wittard wtredamaged by fire lt week to theextent of 98000 August f the 8th month in whichtraffic accidents have dropped Therewere 123 Last August there were151 The Claud RollUsons of Brightonobserved their 50th wtddding annivertarySept 7 Penny Steeie, a graduate ofPinckney high school 1957 was married ttoJams Riley at the First Presbyterianchurch, Delray, Florida Sepf 6 NancyCase and Julia Kelly of Lakeland and Hamburg were bridesmaids The Livingston County OES Assnmet at the Howell Masonic ttempleept 16Roger Schultz, a graduate of FowkrvilUe hgh school who received an appointment to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis, entered that schoolePt 10 ,, Royal Bennett and Glenn Dennis ofHowell shot a bear near Munising last week that weighed 170 lbs The Bruce Eulers who sold theirform in Dexter township are moving14 Flint Rd, BrightonAn attempt to wreck an Ann Arbortrain near HOMFU was made lat weekW Placing a pile of angle irons on the track Altavelne McClsin 84 who wandered away from Cassies Convalescenthome, HowelU, was found in a swamp near there after 4 hours search The Howell schools have an tnerase of 411 pupUs this yaer Judge Michael Canaad of this dlstrict has been elected secretary of the Michigan Judges Assn Dr L E, May of Howell is therftairman of the Livthgiton Coi for Governor Committee gram wittier vttbteyer Mpi Oiak ondon LaBele and Victor Baaydio, ail oltbeliW FjUoot with anrib and Dick Kennedy, last yeftra,ter a hernia operation Ji Whie j fi4t o California v Tnerat t we n out , man y d f the mWBriattd i mthe t MgtotTha y skim iithe d Bnghto n Frfcta y l A M i00 , 10U o A M A M the f Nevea a 73 04 N t o iJQ P M ,g3 0 t o 0 0 P M Uuirci ifcumuay Sanders, Pasto r94 5 A M th e Pmckne ySepta tit h Mnrles , War d a tite r Drive , Hilan d Lake , Th ear t Chairman , MraCharle Vk e Gtarma n frs , Harve y Oarr jSec , Mr s Alber t Sams Leader, Mr Joh n Hasche Sunshin e Chair ptm Mrs Joh n Tsssmtr Reporter til l SAL E 9BTMScout s hol d a Bak e Sai e DEMOLAY INSTALLATIO NTh e Count y DeMoa y installe d th efollowin g officer s a t th e Howel l Ma soni c templ e Saturda y nifhtMaster CoiapWor Ronjild PmmanSi1 Councillor Dick Crofoot Jr Councillor Donald BaughnTreasurer James IveyScribe J HardyS D David Gregorj, D Richard HousneVSr Steward Thomas Bunce Jr Steward Robert RoteChaplain Bl iSentinel William KinerStandard Bearer William Wenk Almoner William WingerMarshall Rex BushreyOrator Edward LucaoOrganist Larry VanSlambrook 1st Preceptor r DolWSttli2nd Preceptor Russel Durk3rd Preceptor Ken Curtis4th Preceptor Jerry PeWofe5th Preceptor ll Ted Ketcham6th Preceptor Geoffrey Linden7th Preceptor Roger Seelye definite Uneup for TrWay nlghttchabee picked but thU is tentative one1 Morning Wswshlp 1050 A MTom Kennedy quartrDofl Clark Den nic Cke41Be0e, Prtulilttatell, Bob Williams, backs,Ryan Benetr caterrTfam iftgr VtctoiBisydlo end Jtfek Coatfts Dennis Morgan tackles, Keith Morgan Jim Edler,guards vSouth Lyon and Manchester are favored for the league title South Lyonhas 19 jettermen tifeefc and Manchesteronly lost 2 of nr last year ehampiond Dexter nas the heaviest be TheBoysvlWe and Hartland teates 1Q begreen and feeperitffted v Thej hym ftMtTMsfJITQ LeasingSunday vrttit the MSltoitCarver The John Rahrigs fttf SrawberryLake havft moved tJ thit new homeon Patteron Lake Rdtft of Leonard Lees hoone ril7 Wliam Nichols, owner of NicholsLake and part magtr of StockbrWgMasonic Lodge died Sutldajr FunercHand burial there today Marlyi Brown otDetroh spent Sunday with the James Whitlys Mrs VirmsftvVanMortiUM injured back larft week ewi is Youth On 700 P Mioung Peevts 900 P Mtvrnjng Service r 700 P MV4d SerJe Choir Practise 00 pmThur Adait Prayer MeeUug 800 pmThiur, YU Prayer Group700 p,m,Cea Um J Caur Ktv 1 W Wiager, Pastor Worship 1045 aSuney fehooU 930 Wed Cnota Practise 730 pCfauacbrttv Kafa Beachy, Pastoi XvpL v Walter EscbVorung DNHilp 100CYttffs titfSmm ServiceWcCiesjr Miu 800 P Community Sunmmer Bibl Schooln traction at St i Joe HcefHtaJArbor JLawrence Baughn and wife leftMonday for CincinnajtttOtMotAattend the Djistmaste ooirtenttoftr Robert Read and Arthur Bullis areopening a subdlviVion San Luray r v GEORGE SWEENEY George Sweeney,74, died TuesdayJfom injuries received Sunday in an ieto accident on Island Lake Rd, nearPexter, He was Vhe son of JamesMargaret Sweeney of Lyndon but hadworked for Leo Hoey of Dexter foryears Olriy survivor j a cousin, Mrs, Zmmirt of Piooknoyi The lOftfriat StJosephs churchat textr Friday at 1000 a m Burial esjphJCeneUry The rosarybe said Thursday night at Funeral Hme DexterHarold Porter and wife atRAINBOW The Pinckny Rainbow Girls ietalled the following officers Sept 12, Worothy Aditiaor Oa4J OwrtationAaaoc Advisor N atajie WittkCharity Sharon BorovskyHop Jnr Faith i Carolyn Nkfcofc Chaplain Karen BeckDrill Laader 0y FMMTRecorder SaJly vmrreasurar XxWMm Love JoAnae HttiReligion BrandaHoytNature Mlf Immortality wereAberdeenBora to Kehh melfatid fife ofthe VanHom Apartments jfridayan 86 lb son Kenneth Davd attJoe hospital Ann Arbor r,C W, Hooker and wfe of AnnVrborcaleon Mrs, Jennie Hookef 1 Sunday iThe Francis Shehan family calledRev Albert Schmitt at Fowler Sun John Lundeen and wife hav gonero Oscoda for the winter whereihe isbuilding a dormotory f The W JL Meyerj enterttinejl Sunfor his WrthdaFfc O W Meyer funily the Wjylin fm family and the JaJt Meyeriamay The Norman Curtis lamUy of Clarkston wer 8uBdaiueaeiof the The state police weft called hereMonday by what iBay have bee an attempt to burn tfe library, ntpersand matches wft thcVtftJfrouih the door to deposit bdoke, JMsoMesdames Vioa Read and Claudiactrs were in Jackson Monday Melvin Toft and wife6 Detroitwere Sunday guests, Ol the flbbert The Pinckney Conwpumity SchoolClubhold teir meeting at Sept 18 at 730p nt parwt of all three schoolsere invie4e Join vte and work topromote the best iWrestg of the comDor SecThe Lemtie VanSlambrooks andMrs Barbara dark went to Savanauf Georsa lt week to visit U Dick VanSlambrook Barbara willremelu for awhile Mni Margaret Clark and Anitaspent the week end with the CharlesClarfesja Kalkaska Broge and wife of Lanwer Sunday guest of StanleyFloyd Oibson and wife of Webbervillle were Sunday guests of the TomThe Don Lloyd of YpsQanti calledon the Murray KenaCfdys ThursdayDick Kennedy is home fromThe Anibrtte Kennedys 6T Pontiacwere wftek end gueeti of the Irvin 4Efoer Ledwidge and Revll Eleanor Kathy OuiteieosvOuter 6birver KarenTnitP Marshallinstall Chaplain Marilyn Recorder Us Mian Lee Lavey ano wife and e JackShrp eft Monday on a P to the upp peninsula ,Mi Ann ShirMr Reason Lobdell ishome from theMsMdtfCfllM lb baby remained there MIX inoubatorTh Don HtsxWMs MarianTemptetOB f ldego abr wereSunday gvmt of the Albert Shrieys Tne Kenufetn feasts bmi ofAw ArtoaJIKyf IRriftdm RiasonSundayve a prenuptial thowef torBade Teedsr night e4 thetatters heme 4 Ajiderson 25WeretJiere guesft of the Louie StackableaMrs George Wilde sr of Ann Arbor sient week 1 with Mrs MaryEUleiLReadThey marriage of Joleen BasydlodauglHer of ISr nd Mr Joseph Basydlo to Eidward Palmer, son of Mrutd Mrs tiarojd Palmer of Pexter takesplace featurday morning at 1100 amat St Marys cnurchEecaption at St Marys balk Mrsf Gotden Hester of spent the week end with the Housner ofton aid Jus Thressa Ctoyle wereSundaf gueet of RayBuftii and wifeHarold Dickinson and wife of Detroit H o the AlWr EKiW SyAUeft IHnJcet ad wtf were fh LanThe QiOm Skater and Rygys attended the JacksonW F dote serf wire ware to Stfl, t , , v1 Waddell, former ftacjowyMrs stopdagfalar,oi Pinckney Edith Carr the Wayne CamV at TStteron Laife Fresh SCHOOLKindergarteji Mildred Parkais Chambers and Bobbie Chapmans father are buildixg new ho s Joan Gardner aang S hmade up, Mike Scotts father pain Iinghis house David Lain a IMing away Mary Schoders grandmvtnei has baby chicks Glen Tauriaiiicnfather had an auto accident J uel Uu ahas a pet crowMike Singers dog Do was killed by a car Dtbby Aschontienrier saw, 2 Snakes Al Russum haa hunting dog Pat Clark and Valerie Keiser were up north Barbaraka has a rabbitFirst Grade Kathryn Jeanette Line has wagon Jerryand John Colono visited their grand parents Jriy ielj out of a utoLauiaiielll went up north Linda Davis cameback to school Jikky Bennnett vvi snakes Ann Marie Reada dog was killed by motorcycle JJnmia iJlunjiitTs daa got a coon Stv Beits miiilea tomahawk out of rock lJaity Vai ic urns dog was hit by a cm,Kirst urade Mrs AndersonMary Puimnmers brotlier billed aiaka JJaylen Leoneks motheralmost stepped on a rattlfcsiiakeiiiiiy Bennetts brother killed 3 snakes witnv bow arrwDora Meabon went toa show Jan White has ballet shojj and takeR lessonsGordon King foundcaterpillarSecond Grade Mrs JohnsonTatty Puckett went to the Hownlshow Joann Craig visited her grandcotter Randy Downs has a new bike, Debby Horner went to the ChelseafairLeonard Bierlin visited hi grandrnther Nancy Ryanr bi other was years old Saturday Glen Highfill Kit cut Saturday Janice Gyde bad com pany from PlymouthThird Grade June DarrowWe now have 38 in our mom 3 areand 16 girls Paul Jones went to a par ty near StoekbridgePam Cook visitodher grandmother Judy Hull went ia show Sunday Pauline VanBiaricum a dol and dojl clothe on he birthday Fourth Grade Mrs CampbellWe hRv0 3 in 38 in or r jm, 3 arerwwWe had our Hesding Readiness tjst and are workinig in groups Welike our Revised Heading We are iainng to play on the Tontt Mr McCulf urn, band leader comes 3 days a waukfor half hour Periods Jim Kourtbrought a cicada to schoo preservedin formaldehyde Linda is studyingabout tomato worm she brought lo schooMrs Heaton 4th and 5thWe have 35 in our room, 6 are newJoAnne Shugggs, Whitmore Lale Frances Davis Wayne Scott PefU,Inkster, Ed McMillaa, WyartdolteArthur Reimer Limestone Tanyt Grieb Hazel Park Billy Jo8epaon kasa baby brother at St, Joe hospitalAnn Arbor named Larry Each of usare doing our class room dutiesEddio McKenna caught a turtle with 3 jmhhead whose back measured a fot across He made soup of itCharlesMiller has a baby sister Janice Manare pleased with our song flites an 1 music buoks and hope they will be asuccessFifth Grade Mrs Rne MillerSpelling test 300 winners vfiSusan Craig, Elaine Darrow Jeiim Devine Judy Gary Joyce Kinte tiuPottr,Linda Wylie,Sharon FroeljckLynda Gilbertson Lynda Gilbertsonhad a perfect 14 pages in arithmeticworkshop 89 were Christine Clark,Jennie Devine Linda Shirey 85 Joyce King Arthur PotterBobbie RookeMaryK Sullivan Linda VanBlaricumThe rest have to work harder Our5th group Linda VanBlaricum chJennie Devfre, Sharon Froelick, LindaWylie, Linda Shirey Mary Sullivan end Joyce King are organizing a unitto report on George Washington onThursday Our seats had to be mov We enjoy games activities and the f riday We enjoy it very muchhula hoops Library perid began lastSixtth Grade Mrs TaschWe are studying division in arithmetic and making units on Africa Inspelling we are adding extra words 4nd getting along well Monday endtod Tueaday everybody had to read speecjabout The Most Exciting Thfat That EveT Happened To MeThy were very interesting 5th aad 7th Grades, M, MeyerOur teacher Mrs Meyer broughtan alllgtr to tehoofOvf officers nre Pre Robert Darrow VJfe PTTIJudy BeynoHA S Kathy ShetteMro Tiea Mary Cosgrmy We have a new pupu Barbara DougJas of How1L Deborah Tfcumb a 7thbrought a catfish U schooi Cnrret OmamtPreaiknt Eisenhower delivered iaaddKess last week in which be threw down the gauntlet to IU0tCbiii n4Russia in Which He iaM ifflhey tiyto take the off shore jsjands of Qumpy andMatu lroP pMtoftKai Chekvv will aid him with everything mor power The going has been rockythere Tor Chang of late Our Aid hasl en ineffectual so far Our 7th fleeto cortg Changs supply ships to Qaejoy but stayg out of the range o th Red China guns and the supply shiptihave to go the last 3 miles alone under Red China fire As A result outsupply ship was sunk and most of1 hm hav been unable to land supp lies It looks like Chang hs got uaout on limb, Congress voted to defendFormosa but left it tip tothe pretliv decide whether Quemoy and Matu were vital to that defence Changmade them go by pacing one thirdof his troops on the island and saysif they fall so does Formosa The Reds think we are bluffing as we haveOone before We have 2 courses openMo us 1 Invade China 2 MakeChang withdraw his forces from theislands He has had over 1000 killedFO far and military men say the Islands cannot be Iheld This may be thelast brink1 he Demoorats spmng a surprise last week whenthey took 4 of 5 officefor election in Republican Maine including a senatorship governorshipand two congressional seats Gov luskie who won the senatorshipwas rated a strong candidate but theothers were given little chance Sentor Payne the defeated candidate was one of Bernard Goldfeins protegeeend received money and a vicunacoat from him The primaries heldlast week showed a strong Demcrat trend the Democrats in most places outvoting the Republicans, The Maineresult has renewed the demand for theresignation of Sherman Adams mainbeneficiary of the Goldstein gtftfcThe quip is heard As goes Maine PO goes Sherman Adams1The football sages are picking thechampions and Michigan does notrank too high Mill Marsh Ann ArborNews foot ball expert says Michiganvil1 lose three games this year He inks Mich Slate andOhip State,astthe Reading teams Michigan Tost SiitaPace their All American, and Hern intern is out with a broken nose Aqueer situation exists at Pinckney when the high schooll only had about 100 they had many championshipteams, every able bodied boy in theschool came rut for the team Lastyear with 3 tiroes a enrollment a team of heavier boys could have been reTulted from the boys who did aotcjme out for footbal They wont demote the time to it It means 2 lours practise each night They ratherjump in their car and take nowhere in particular, The supreme court turned down tlf petition of the Little Rock Aric school board for 2 12 year str IIIintegration GovFaubus is still 4fiant and ordered all the schoolscosed under a new law he had leg islature pass last week The federalgovernment sent 40 U S, manhalls and it is reported Faubus will bec rested for contempt of coyrtMany schools who expanded findtheir income insufficient for Derating expenses The Dexter school lack ed 11,16000 of meeting tttpir August payroll So they sold all hejbuss es over 3 years old to th McfaddenCo of Wayne for that amountNowthey will rent busses from the MeFaflden Co for 160 a month Pbuss It will be handled through the Devine Chevrolet and Gross Ford whowill operate and service the busses It cost the school 5000 fr bus repalsftt yearA new btf cog 6,500Born to Jack JeffreysSept 14 at McPhenorii6,6 lb son Thomas All Born Russet ClarkJo hospital son Born Waynohy tfead atSaturday a son Jnet Shirley has ,eyKamas to peq Herb Calmer ant lTames Meyjr MesOameg wife OBtaL a T A t v ii after fukfid176ET IT HOT GET A LOT with a new electric water heater No morewetting for baths No more rationing showertime because youre low on hot waterThanks to Edisons Super Supply Plan, a new electric water heater is always on the alertday or nightto supply hot water for all family needsThere is no off periodHeres the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per monthOnly electric water heaters give you all these Important advantagesx Efficientthe heat goes into the water x Fastnew, more efficient ingunitsoverfx Install anywherened not be Ix Outer shellcool to the touch allnear a chimneyx Long lifemeet Edisons rigid , standardsxl Automatical the time x Edison maintains electrical partswithout chargexl SafecteanquietmodernSec your plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT SERVES SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGANf ACCORDIAN LESSONS GIVENEIGHT WEEKS 15,60 I FURNISH ACCORDIAN LESSONS GIVEN IN YOUR HOMEMARY ELLEN WELCKER140 WEST GRAND RIVER PHONE 1019, HO WELL, MICH,HARVEST DINNERAT PINCKNEY MASONIC TEMPLESATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th SERVING STARTS AT 500 P,M,1,50i SLIPPERY ROADSdont cause accidents E COURT FOR THECOUNTY OF LIVINGSTON STATE OF MICHIGAN111 the Matter of tte Mat atGeorge Henry Long aka George H Long At session of at Ceurt helft MSeptember 12, 1958 rrerant, Honorable Xfceta It ftmitb,Judpe of Probate Notice is Hereby GivB Thai AQcredits of said deceased art requirtd to iiesent their claims tn writingand under oath, to said Court, and toserve a copy thereof uPon Anne Winiifred Long of Rtel PinckneyMichiga claims wil be heard and that the heirsat law of said deceased will be determ ned by said Couit at the Probate Off ice on December, 2 1958, It Is Ordered, That Notios thereatLe given by publication of a oopy hamef for tltree weeks eoasecuUvely previeut to said day of hearing In the Pinrkncy Dispatch and that the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice tohe served upon each known pails in irtemt at his last known address 14 day prior te such hearing or bypersonal service at least live 5 days ptfer te such hearingKrcm R Smita, Judge af PredateA true caff Barbara L MarrJACKHANHBT the lots of Me barn aoA contentsJamas Rons of YctJtiaitmKYj viaitiag the Jauaee Jfedtt tafslrBorn to Luther PollJich and wife ason R OM Chipmaa was badly hurt In amanure spreader last w eek Mrs Conrad Schoanhas died at Chilson last weak Walter McNamee la the sew stationegeat at LakelandNotes of 25 Year Ago Friday afternoon Pinckney highschool went, over toHowell and tied that team 12 to 12 Pinckney has aveteran team this yearThe lineup wasBob Read QB Jack Dillaway, BillDrown Hookie Battte backs TedAdseh and John Wylie, ends Lucius Wilson, Fritz Gardner, tackles DoniSpears and Gordon Lamb,guards Sub3, MaxP arkinson, Jim Lamb Arnold Berquist, Gerald Clinton, Charles Clinto Alex Cruikshank and Dorothy Houghton of Portage Lake Were married onSunday afternoon at the CongT par ecnage by Rev BerquistThe band concert and free drawlnsgput on here Saturday night by he board of commerce drew a big crowdFloyd Haines won the basket of prizesgiven by C H Kennedy Frank Morrilthe one of Bay Clarks and Mrs Fred Xujbicki the one from Reasons SonsJohn William Brogan 17 monthsson of the William Brogans of Ionia died Sunday The Pinckney team lost to Munithtnere Sunday 7 to 3 They end the senson Sunday with Brighton hereThe deal for a fire engine with theInternational Harvester Co has fallenthru and negotiations are now under with the National Fire Apparatus Coof Fort Wayne Indiana Howard Berry of Stockbridge urudement an apppendictis operation atthe sahitarium here last week Martin Hubbard has sold his farmback to William Bland and will mov tc Detroit Born to Walter Mowers and wife atthe sanitarium last week a son,Robert EdwardW E Murphy suffered anotherstroke last weekJlmmie Moran, former Pinckneypiicher now with the Battle CreekPostums beat the Toledo American Association team managed by Steve ONeil last week 3 to 1 He allowed6 hits The Postums play the DetroiiTigers at Battle Creek Sept 27 A del legation from here wfll goMiss Lottie Braley of Planiielddied at the Sanitarium here last week IEuotmAam AibevTHEArrr Ployrniithni Sat Sept 1 tr SO tTHE NAKED AND THE DEAD m WaiaaSeape TechnicolorWithAid Bay Off Robertson, RaymoaaM aeaey UU Stf Cyr Barbara NiehoU Fefttnrette News Cartoon Friday, Sa4iaj, Sept, It, UTHE TAIXTlaHOT 8PSUSoa, Mon, Tu Sept, 212, S William HoWen and Sophja Lore ShirleyTHE KBV Monday, Sept, jH, ttin CinemaSeep A TflaTB TO L0VB A MM Msl witn In CiswMwStefa and CeJarTrevor Howard, Oscar Horaolko WitColor Cartoon News Dn DFo W PolaaaWed, Thur Frt, St Spt 5W7 OIBL W BLACK WOCTINOSMamie VanDoren and Lex BarkefDouble FeatureMGODS LITTLE ACRERobert Ryan and AJdo Ray Tina Loie a and Fay SpainandRETURN TO WARBOWai Tealntsrtar II hil Carey and Catherine McLeod Color Caxtoon Wed, Than, Sept, , 14, UROCKABYE BABYin Vistavition tmd Ceet withJerry Lewis and Marilyn MaxwellanslTHE FEMALE ANIMALin Cinemascope withThe Floyd Peters family have returned to Stockton CaliforniaClare Miller and wife visited hermother in Deoit Sunday The Ronnje Hoskinsspent SundayJackTAXES 1W1X Bft AT MY HOME AT EAST FVTSAM WTMET TO TAXBtt OffWEDNESDAY 7 TO 9 PMArthur Winters and wife of Jacksonwho have a cabin at Lovell calledon the George Meabons Sunday SATURDAY 5 TO 6 PMRUTH RITTER PINCKNEY TREASi ibiggest bargain inAUTOMATICBRIN8S MASONUIOIlTO TOUI HOME Ot 0FMeson AirCuhiond Suptr Comfort jRlfht fa your own horn Its drivers who slip upP 5f2 ottm wnmmrmtm AMOCMTMN it Oil HOME HEATwith exclusivegj 4ft Vri Aff A Fowlerville where he put in a nestinglas ip tVHI nw tnt for QJ spencer He Is putt ing in oat now for Hon Edwin Farmer iFrank Johnson has erected a newwindmilll on his farm Reuben Kisby is now Grand Trunkagent t Gregory C E VanKeuran of Lakewood NYhas leased the Hotel Livingston atHowelll A number of schoolmates of HasalPeters gave her a surprise party onrsday nightThe Seniors have electde the followThe Senior tart ttotod followevening the Pinckney0m tiapriaa party for Mr andJttaV 9mk Peters who are moving fpJGMfeHft, They received a cut glassof this section have organClub to put on enThey have a dance at Saturday night withorchestra of Ann ArborT BtQaviUa died lastay tftMftt of Ml Cai from Vt Pres Lucy CookSec Cora FrostTree Edna Webb Others membersHazel McDougall Mary FltssimmonflEva Docking Veronica Brpgaa Pinckney high school in base ballbeat Howell 8 to 7 Saturday Neither is playing foobalLWellingtonWhitte has an auciionSept 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Indiana, the new CofmPrince, maintained an old famf v tradition when he won top onors at the recent Internalonal Grain and Hay Show ill Chicago David is a thirdgenerationhampion in the family Hterandfather, Peter J Lu,tarted it all back in the 1920rhen he won the Corn King titleour times Davids father Mauice, was Corn Prince twice andDavid Lux, the new Corn Princehis Uncle Frank, also a formerCorn Prince, was named resefVe grand champion corn grower atthe 1956 international showThe Lux family attribute theircorn growing success to carefulseed selection, good management and soil fertilityThis year, Davids prize winning corn was grown on a 5aere field he had entered in the 193dIndiana 5acre corn growing contest The seed was an Indi ana Certified Hybrid, No 844DAltogether, the Luxes had 115acres in hybrid seed corn lastseason on the familys 400acre farm in Shelby County, Ind Qamost fields, the yields averagedbetter than 120 bushels per acreOver the years the soil fertility level has been built up andmaintained by adding manurecrop residues ,nnd plenty of mixed fertilizerLast season, the fertility program included 400 pounds petacre of 416lti plowed down before corn planting, plus 200 pounds added in the row atplanting In addition, 45 pound per acre of 80 per cent,nTtr6S en fertilizer was applied forle corn cropTopDressed Alfalfa Gives Extra TonsOf HaPer AcreT OPDRESSING alfalfa fieldswith fertilizer every yearcan pay off in extra tons of hayper acre per year, says the Middle West Soil ImprovementCommittee, in citing tests by Wisconsin soils specialistsHay yields are higher with good soil careA R Albert and A M Strommen, of the University of Wis consin staff, report that hayyields have averaged more thanfour tons per year for the pastsix years on fields topdressed annually with 300 pounds of fer tilizer Unfertilized fields yielded less than three tons of hayThe tests were made at theSpooner Branch agriculturalexperiment stationThe extra hay frons fertilizedfields the first year was sufficient to pay for the plant foodthe second year These resultahave continued for each of thing yearsli ronomists say enoughnutrients, remain in the soil forextra two or three tons of haywith no added investmentBalanced Fertility Boosts Corn Yields 55 Bu per AcreB ALANCED fertilization in arotation on lew fertility soilboosted corn yields as much as 55 bushels per acre, wheat by 24bushels and haymore than a tonper acre, reports E C Doll, University of Kentucky agronomist In tests at Campbeilsville, Kentucky, plots that get lime, nitro gen, phosphate and potash fertilizer yielded 66 bushels of corn per acre, compared to only 11bushels oi plots that receivedI lime alone, says Doll in a state t id h b thelime alone, says D a satement summarized here by theMidwest division of the NationalPlant Food Institute Wheat yields averaged 25 busstit per acre on the balancedfertilization plots, compared tosevententh of a bushel on plotsreceived lime alone hay yieldwere 17 tons per 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BaughnDonmetad Barbara Dan VanSlambrookmod Larry John Boyd, Duane Haines,BJlly Winger Geoffrey Linden Noll Mrs Ethel Sprout tpat the weekend in Stockbridge with her sister,At the meeting of the West Marion church Sunday no decision was arrived at as to Construction of the new church will start Most members favor a new site with more parking space their annnual chicken dinneris at the Marion town house October 2nd ThursdayMesdames Edna Spears anJ LouiseShehan were in Jacksn last WednesdayThe Edwin Sprout family were Sunday guests of the Harold Heuamans in YpsllantiRobert Pike and wife gpent Fridayand Saturday Ui Comma Shirty Wylie has enrolled in theHamilton Business College Ann Arbor,sue started last week,Mrs Madeline Shehan and daughterGretta of Ann Arbor caUttd OH William SundayBilly Shehans horse won u ce atAllegan last week,Kathryn Wiltse retrned to CentralMichigan Collgee Mt, Pleasant thisJack Sheldon Mrfl Edna Spears andMrs Louise Shehan spent the week end in northern Michigan and went to the Arbor FridayMackinac Bridge They stayed at the Mesdames Ray Duttf ad P wCurfett were in Lansing Wednesday Donald Brown of Royal Oak, Repubilican candidate for It govand AlllenWeatherwax, Jackson druggist, candi date for state treasurer visited hreThursday afternoon, An audience ofabout a dozen, mostly women Brown was the only one who went arouadbhaking hands, being introducd byGerald Reason They were luncheonguests at the Canopy BrightonMr and Mrs Jack Robert DorothyCarr of Sydney visited Mrs IreneJack Thursday and called on ya editor, torDick Kennedy underwent a herniaoperation last Wednesday at St Joe hospital Ann ArborBorn to the Glenn Kingsleys lastweek at McPherson Health Center a sonA daughter born to Mr and MrsMrs John Bezzek jr of Dexter town,ship was brought here for burial Fri day in tthe Pinckney Cemetery Erwin Snyder, Brighton Twp supcrvisor and Ray Stevenson, Durandsupervisor have been named vice pres idents of the LivingstonShiawasseeHealth DeptMr and Mrs 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 17, 1958 Description An account of the resource September 17, 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 1958-09-17 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7fde0aef6412627a4b64acffd39efb08.pdf 2b0e6a395373cea5c222f74d8b4a4f32 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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mora l tone Judg e Djpssi a o f Monro e want s a systenvd T cahipsfe t u p simila r t o th eCC C camp s o f depressio n year s t o b eadministere d b y th e probat e judges Th e la w wobble s betwee n th to olenient t arif i too sever e sentences A tougiuHeAfl e wh o commit s a ser iuo s crim e ofte n get s of f wit h a le tur e bu t a bo y wli o commit s a mino rcrimgge U a prison sentance Th eJaw s agafnbpropert y ar e mor e sever etha n thos e agains t persons Th e nex t legislatur e wil l receiv e aproposal i establis h suc h a cam psimilati o ftmp ugsley In the meantlmp wjerkon new Boys Vocational school at Green Oak is progressingnicelyBOARDg i, 1958Meeting called to order by PresHollingsworth Roll call Present Basydlo, Holiingsprth, Russell, Mrs Towstey Absent McAfee2 Final election returns of Winans take School annexation were received Motion by Russell, 2ndby Basydlo,to pay Walter T Anicka in fult Carried Motion by Mrs Towsley, 2nd byRussell to wrn Carriedof Educationf NOTESTh tow Itnd TMTOW season for deerbearand small game is Oet, ltoavebeen placed ongathered lip aherd of cows near Johaneafcrg and,refused to release diem for a day anda night Thenaiegt Ik herd is 8 mlieb awayBIGH SdMOL IPOVBALL Sept lirebervle hre 7WSeft Mtteyi VeeaKonal eet3t Oct 3 Jter her70Oct lOrtOysrilW tkere 230 Oct 17 tiarttand there 23CUOst 24 Mftnohestr tere ,tMOct 31c4kbrWi hf780 Nov 7 South Lye here 7S0 Nov 14fjrrej,kre 739 Ndfhberiag NetesBorn to Robert Keer and wifeof Gregory Sept , an 96 4b sonMrs Josephine Barker of Stockbridge has bought the Waterlooschool building The Fowlerville school has an enrollment of 1273 The Kenneth Randals of PortageUJe lave purchased the ForsytheLaundry at Dexter Eilee Farreil, daughter of MartinFarrells, Webster, accepted as airlinehooleis by North American Airlinesand is going to school at Minneapolis born to Reginald Krahn and wifeWhitmore Lake last week a son Washtenaw county voters vote Nov4th on raising 34 mils to build a new jal The Donald Dancers of Chelsea eel brated their 25th Wedding anniversary Sept4 14 The Dexter school board has cut59,000 from their budget to make itmeet the income, They cut music and speech correcton from the elementary school, cut off one janitor,curtailtd bus pickupsnone within a mile anda half of the school now granted no salary increases, closed old highsohoo biulding, eliminated studentshand books, sold busses and adopteda lease program Chief LaMoria, Brighton police chief j second in the state police pistolshoot with 186 Out f 200 ChiefKleinpe of Grand Haven was first with 196407 competed from 64 police depts Andrew Jackson of Howell has benreelected to the Mich Milk,ProducersAssn Board The Red Cross Blood Banks is atHowell October 8St Josephs Catholic school atHowell has a enrollment of 329 Norma Jean McLucas underwent aappendicitis operation at St Joe hospita, Ann Arbor last weekLynne Marie Merrill of Howell hasbeen inducted in the Waves of the U,S Navy Carol Blevins of Howell has beenelected to be worthy advisor of the Howell Rainbow Girls Marriage licenses were issued iastWeek to Donna Basydlo, 19, Pfnckneyand Edward Palmer ,21, Ann ArborLynn Daniel Haines 29,Pinckney andAnn Brabo, 25, PinckneyA Gregory man AndresuCastilla,25,was kiled by hjr, own car Sept 14He lived at 16338 Spears Road Hiswife reported hin misssing Sundaybut he was not found until 830 MenB hours later by Floyd Campbell, neighbor The coronerc says he fellout of his car which reversed and ranover him He leaves a wjfe and 3dren H3JLVdKI AjfeMH3iM ggl Wednesday, September 24, 1958No 3School AUtkj CAihuUC UiOKttiPinckney put up good game in thefirst half here Friday night againstWebberviJle but were overwhelmedin the second half ami iost 33 to 7 WebberviMc scored in the first fewminutes on two passes, a short one Jevfethoilc Church, Pastorty900,1000,ll30 A MWinter vVegkdmy UOluue A M00 A Motir Novea 304i0 to 530 P M 30 to 900 P MikeWeet between Unadilla ndJ a long one, both caught by Van FridaySickler Tnen Pinckney tybuncediiS and scored after a 60 yfd drivestarted when Gordon LafieHr took aionjj pass from Dennis Clark FredBerry took it across from the one foot iine LaBelle caughta pass for theextra point The score was tied 7 to7 at hajf time fjfIn the second half WebJerviUe gota couple of breaks and shot ahead VanSickie who was a VSprville B0 Sandrs star, intercepted a Pi lckneypasa and Suncay School 94J A Mran 60 yards for a tounjown, the Morning Warship 1050 A M Pinckney ends being boji He , touth GIJU 700 P Mtook a Pinckney punt aaddrftttrneci it oun p 9U0 p M50 yards for another touchdown The Evening Service r 700 P Mreserves, mostly fresh, went in the V0, nioi Choir Practise 800 pmfinal minutes and Rony JUynoldes Thur Aculi Prayer Meeting 800 pmwent through them for the jat touch j Thur, Vutk Prayer Group700p,mdown All 3 extra point8v4axBe on passes Pinckney didto score in the last halfThere were some bright fcpot Labelle caught a number of passesfand Denis Clark made some nfee gamsBob Williams, a 9th grader f ro mHamburg made a nice showing andappears fast t wjs his first football gamePinckney LUMS Boys Vocational in jLansing Friday at 230 pm First downs, Pinckney 14 Webber jville 6 Rushirig yardage, Pinckney i278 Wehberville 234 Passffig yardrpe, Pinckney 93, Webbervilte 1T3,Passes completed Pinckney 7 ,Web1berville 7 Yards penalized, Pinckney I 140, Webberville 15 fPinckney Winger, Pastor 1045 a mSundvy Schooll 930 am Wed Chofi Practise 730 p m Thursday Womens Fellowship Pilgrim Hall 8 oclock Saturday Youth Night at Pilgrim Hall, 8 to 11 All Jr and SrHi youngsters of the church Gameand refreshments Devotional serviceSunday Christian Educuion Sunday, Sept 28 Sunday School as usual at 930Promotion o classes in public service of worship at 1045 Christian Baptism will be adminktered during this service ParentsSchneider JenllNamtn SiabyMilterRE LabelleRT Bob ClarkRG Basydlo C Bonne LG MorgaiLT Bobon jRiwselT Kennedy WilliamsDennis ClarkF BerryPinckney subs T Singer, R Ra ,Steffn, Cotes Petty BarkorMarjow, DeWolfe, Schutttan,EtodercRowel gWebbeniller having children they wish baptized SCHOOLKindergarten Mildred ParksJoan Gardner has new dress audshoes Sharon Ludgwigs grandmother from Alaska is viiting her We have pupil Dennis Douglas f HowellCliainbers had a bootr shotGlen Tauriannen saw a steumcl at vOrk Kenny Hall whoeye is back in school Linda Suon went a Mackinac bridge Tot father got bitten by a dogTom Warings sister got stung by a Carl Oleskia dog ran awy,struck e aeriul on JolBurgs houe and broke the televsionFirst Grade Kathryn ThayerWe are learning to real our littlestory books The candidates for pies, ident and vice reident ol the studcut council talked to us today vVei niade chart for bus rules and hiUj rulesPatty VanBllarUuin visittd her cousin Her dog was hit by a tiUknclielo Styiifen went to Floi icki lastvuter oo a plane Sue Bowles 6 yua 1old Friday She saw a house burn ripSteve Betts dog and Terry Ktllnforgers cow were shot by hunterJerry Colone found a bees nost md got stung He was in Detroit SundayJackie Bell lvisited a cousin in Nework Ricky BoJiettts brother wasstung by a bee, Becky Am burg ys doggot kiliedby a car today, Laura Bellihas new neighbors from CaliforniaSue Haines went to her uncles Wodd ing Saturday Ann Marie iittd was j6 years old iast WednesdayFirst Grade, Mrs RoookeA lot in our room have hula hoopsLou Ann Hendce has a now coltSome cows got in Holly Kajsers itont yaid Gene Koc i has nevclothes Becky Michaels mother is ill and her mother is staying with themFirst Grade Mrs AnfKrson milked a cow CurretThe Hula Hoop Cnaf bag hit tbtnation and the factories cannot make1 these gaily colored plastic hoopsj fast enough There have been hoopj crazes before but hoops oft Wtfgfj wheels or barrels were used Many communities are putttng on hoop twirling contests One girl made 4000 twirls They are said to be greatfor reducing When they put on thdance on the new stretch of pavement ast of Roy Clarks store we wouldlike to see a hula hoop contest withpUzes Hoy Clark is doubtful about such a contest bat we think he would io for it if enough entered Thereshould be both a girls and boys conttst1900 of Michigans 2400 districtschools still operating have been Wldihey must furnish kindergartenthru high school aervicfe or face mancatory action in 6 year by the deptof public instruction In 8 years thenamber of district schools in the statehas been reduced to 2400 but only 538kindergarten to high school coursespleasecall the pastor beforehand UP Christine Line has a baby bjue lvrclLE QBRHFB MassPattonVan Sickler DelongReynolds StfenmmitteEzra Bwhy, PastoiWalter EachWorship 1000ttale Fellowship ServiceWctfi esfoy , 800 p, mCommunity fcununmpr Bihl School CREG5TRION NOTICEGeneral Section Tuetdtfy Nov lh I Wlli BE AT MY HOME 2NORTH MgfX ST, PINCKNEY ONThursday jjpt 25 10 a, m to 8 p, mSaturday, Apt 7, 10a,m,to 8 p m,Thursday ctober 2, 10 am, to 8 p,m,Saturday, October 4 ,10 a,m, to 8 p, ro, Monday Ockber 6, 8,,m, to 8 p, n, jMurray Keiedy Putnam Twp, Clevk FOOTBALL SC ORESFenton 1, Howell 0 Brighton 13,South Tyon 0 Manchester 6, Jones vine 6 Siinc 14 Onsted 7 Milan40, Carleton 6 Ann Arbor 19, Wayne 12 Chelsea 19, Dexter 0 Belleville20, Lincoln 16 Roosevelt 19, Clinton6 Stockbridge 20, Mason 6 Elsie34, Fowlerville 0 Holt 26, Haslett 6 Williamston 23, Bath 0 Linden24 HartlandO MARRIED SATURDAYLynn Daniel Haines, son of Mrand Mrs Abel Haines, was marriedto Ann Brabo at 2 pm Saturday atPilgrim Hall Rev John W Wingerofficiating Only members of the immediate families ,ere present Theywere attended by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davis, brother in law and sisterof the groom The brfde were a grey suit with black accessories andcarried roses The at the Rod Gun Club on that fell out of a nest Hoybrothel has a bike, ary Mary eis mother made her gome slacks,Aharon Potters autfet 4JiuLa ho,p Gary Burg helped plant wheat JanWhite went up north Patty Sprouti,ovv a mother deor and fawn SandraBcl saw a skunK Jackie iiakin visited Karen Osrum Dennis Reason hasa new bike ad hula hoop lie founl a oollar in his cake Isolda Fressler isgoing up north Ted Johnson sawsnakeSecond Grade Mrs JohnsonFrank Behm helped a neighbor dJil jwhea avid Gehringer visited his grandniothti Saturday Davd Zezulka visit1fch graiidpareiits in Detroit Sunday Debby IJorncr picked jcalie, ovr Kathi Cenferj was inweekTiiird Grade June DarrowAllen Porter is getting a pony to A new type of insurftce ha beenj ut on the market by Lloyds of LoncJon tho worlds largest insurance company It is dog insurance, jpuan now get your dog insured Toras much as 2900 or ag little as 29Minimun fee is 280 A year whichal,o covers veterinary fees in case ofaccident For an extra 560 the Ocan bo insured against illnessA liteextra insures you against liabilityii your dog bites someone and lifeinsurance benefits if your dog hato be destroyedTo qualify dogs mustbe 10 weeks old or no older than 9 years old, Years ago Washtenawcounty had a horse insurance company locally finunod It did not work ut and aj claims were not paidThe president later ran for sheriffand this was used to beat himNow it has come ou that some ofthe 25 quiz giveaway shows on TVare fixed That is the contestants are given the answers,before Ujey, go on he air Due to these di,scJUsres twocf tho , shews nava, IjiVtm the airn3ASYDLO PALMER WEDDING Last Saturday at 11 a mi at StMarys church of Pinckney occuredthe wedding of Miss Donna Basydlo daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Basydlo of Pettysviiie Road to Ned PalTier, son of Mr and Mrs HaroldPalmer of Dexter, Rev Fr HorkinofficiatingThe brides dress was white imported Italian silk sabrtna neckline withluce rnedalion, appliqued on the front T , nnc crau i panel of gown, with chapel train, andMr and Mrs Leslie Case of Stxau , r b , , at tuberry Lake announce ttheMrs Eth Sproutvrday for slier brohter arid yie,Kenneth CtrelV and wife of JolanCalifornia Stesdamejj AdellBrpvn, lather Bartfcn and engagelong sleeves coming to a point at thewrist and a crown of sequins and seed pearls with finger tip veil of ilMax Dyer of Pinckney She is cmployed by the University of Michi gan and her finacee by the Aco Co flowers werewhit VGrand RapCharles Ward of HiUnd Lake ntertained Mrand Wrs Fdward Snider and daughter, Sharon,Mr aod Mxi George Schultz, Detkt, Mr and Donald Hoemke, StQair Shorjfand Dr and Mrs Evelyn jWolUr ofirrrringhjiTn Sunday Edward afoletorv has returned fromWalter R hospital, Washington, D C whfttffte was a patientShirley Hfcisey is taking a secretarial COUM at Cleary College, Vpsi lanti Linda Lee JjJM homeidf over thitWeek end r Mr andStr Lloyd JmBlaricumwer in Deit Sunday ftd Mondayto the DeSo Dealent convention and preshowing of 1959 carsEddie Holllingsworth has enteredMarion Colleg,Ind Jt is supported by by the Weslyan Methodist Chudl andhas 400 studentsMr and Mrs Irvfo Kennedy andGeorge Fitstsimmons attended the of George Sweeny at Dexter of Pinckney A MayBCi Bothhigh school plann PinckneyCOUNTY ASSOCIATIONAt the county association at Howell Tuesday Hazel Poulson was named president and Bonnie Henry ectreai,KINGS DAUGHTERSThe Pinckhfty Kings Daughtersmeet with Mr, Lynn Hendee Oct 3at 130 p, m,New books are Mammas Boarding Hous by Fitzgerald Where didYo Go, Out Trader Horn Top Ass sign nient Coxe Beyond Barriers ofSpac and Time MerriJURev Leroy Cabbbage of Milan had keart attack eJMM in St Joe hos pit a Ann AarojrKe has talked here aa number of tinwsRevWilliam Lemon, retired of Aim Arbor tubatitutig foe, him lusri icascade of shattered mums and ivy,Joleen Basydlo, her sisccr, was maidof honor Her gown was coral cry stal debut with scoop neckline, shortsleeves, full skirt with deep inverted pleats, front and back with matching reception wasM36 E1The7wilUr7e in thcHaincs Apts on keep this winter,The Reynolds fam,lyHamburg St The groom graduated cimb Peach Mt Sunday Judy Hullfrom Albion college and is teachingat HamburgMARRIED AT MIOMiss Judy Shunt empoyed b irAltaMae Beauty parlor of Pinckney, was married Saturday at thehome of her parents, Mr and Mrs a cat catch a chipmunk Linay stayed with her grandparenb Saturday while hei folks cclobrat ed their anniversary, FJckJie Cojoriewas in Detroit Sunday 14 in our room now have plaic hula hoops,23 of our room got 100 Friday We an planting scprlshome of her parent,Melvin Shantz of Mio to Theodore j watching them sprout and growLll T Third Gd M anlCov Falgus i ArjaViaas ii said tohnv lost mucn of jbcpvlgripy dueto hi dosing of the SCfcfef He hadno plan, to xoplace efnjPajrent e lthei r childre n ar e beii derive d o Xetiucation Som e o t tihecfco0t e mjcjaLittleHoo k ha d t o cacellKei r foo tLJ games Thi s di d no t se t wel l a sLittl e Rpc k ha d a championshi p tea mlas t yetff TTie y ar e havin g troubl ein ih e as k o i drawin g u p o f an ihe r sihoo systo m whic h woul d b etenstitutioiial , Lates t pla n is to leas ethe m f o a corporatio n wh o woul d t pcrat o the m a s privat e schoolsTh e Ar kansa s siat o ba r say s thi s woul d b eillffia l too I t wil l cos t th e peopl euoi e mone y a s the y wil los e thei ritdera t aid I n th e meantim e ther ear e 14 0 U S marsha l I s ther e wh oui o conductin g a watchfu l waitin g po li y U ma y b e th e forc e o f Publi c op irio n wjl caus e th e school s t o eHill, of Pinckney Rev Lowell Troy Third Grade, Mrs Henryer of the McKinley Mission officiat We have 33 in our room and aioed They were attended by her sis divided into 4 reading groups,We areter, Arda Crowell and Mr Crowell studing a 17 year locust thatte, They will live in tne Beck uparlivenbon Putnam St The brlle is the daughter of Mr and Mrs, Melvin Shantzof Mio and the groom the son of MrsEarl Smith of PinckneyFifth Grade Mrs Rene Miller 3dofSpiling dbee winners one 3rd endshoes and headseed pearls piece, trimmed with j ualking Spiling bee4th grades words were Linda Wylieand Joyce King, Alan Burg did 100subtraction combinations in 4 minutesperfect, Jewel Palbicki brought ajennnie Devlne brought to duhool,Deiuiis Boutin fathor bought a boat Judy Dean is bringing som bees to school Mary LouiseHighills father bought 2 pigs, Ronn ie Makin has a new saddle for hishorseFourth Grade Mrs CampbellWe have a display telling directionson the west bulletin board We elect ed officers They arePres, DougjasWinger Vice Pres, John Tasch See,,Shirley HollisterTreasLinda, Clouh,Eilly Puckett brought a male crickeorange garden spider, Elaine Darrow Jjm Kourt a 17 year locust, Timmy d fih Rbbe Rooke Mme Sprout 2 bb liorange ge p, y lust, TimmyThe bridesmaids were Louise Basy , fan led fish Robbe Rooke Mme Sprout 2 baby lizards to schooland i f th bid My and W hk thm We w h hdlo, sister of the bride, Mary and Mexican coins, We thank them, We j wo have a humming bird moth OurPatricia Palmer of Dexter, sisters of did a toojtj on insects for science, student council the grom Jack LaRosc of Dexter was bestman and the ushers Victor Basydlo, Richard Palmer and Joseph HasydloThe reception was at St, Mary3Hall where the wedding breakfastwas held Mrs Thomas Neff cut thecake and Miss Janet Shirley, IindaIe, Cathy Wiltse, Mrs, Robert Ack ley and Mrs Albert Shirley served After a wedding trip in upper Mienigan, the couple will live at 771 ViAnn Arbor St, Dexter The bride graduated from Pinckney high school and is presently em ployed at the Michigan Bell Telephone Co office in Howcil Thegroom graduated from Dexter highschool and is employed by the P N Construction Co, Aon Arbor summarized ofir geography and W John Taschtory and are ready for units The 5thgrade did weUl V the Gedrtfe Wash ington project We wolcome JimDouglai of Howell to our grade, Sixtth Grade Mrs TaschOar units on Africa are comingalong nicely, We hope to have themdone h2 weeksAU of us have a bookot of th library, When we read themw will make book reports,L Seventh Grade, Mrs CarrW have 40 in our room, 3 newPupils from Wrnans Lake We are, hlgtory now and have onedone Most of us went to thefootball grtme Friday night Thcampalgtiftir president nd vice preiidHit of the gfetfUnt council is now on, representatives areLinda Wegener, altarnates Pat West and Carol ,Mrs Heaton 4th and 5thMonday we listened to speeches by Jcandidates for the student coUhcil,The candidaes ar0 Jim Wicker and KirbyCraw, Beth Mlnock and Gary Hull,ail f Mrs Carrs room and Judy Reynolds and Richard Blades of Mrs,Meyers room, We also elect room rep resentfttives for the council BilFyJoephsong mother is home from thehospital but the baby stayedHarold Cavin got his first In tho meantime things around Fornosa art not improving We haveient more troop there and are builda missle base on Formosa capiable ofshooing down planes 75 miles away,iiierican Planes have been givcttpcJnijdsion to follow lied planes in to China if they are fired on andthere is a lot more scabqrd rattlingThe press aeems to think thia country has no intention of starting a 3rduord war, Chang Ifai Chek baa put on a censorship and banned one reporter , Bill Robinson oi NBC forsending in stories unfavorable tohim, He was oh Quemoy and toldcf the wretched condition of the peoPeople there whose food supply is ve vshort who have to live underground urder Red aftfBftry fire It is hard I, see how Chang can heid out ualaaihe silences the Red batteries Jadginft by the editorials in the papers publicoviniw seems to be that Chang hasscW us a bill of goods, He cannot take Red China unless we do It Chim Gelks mothersister are up northEddfe BiU MuUendore,, ontdeor eter the Ann Arbor Nfcstand in favor ofstale park open toHe says it is eithercii iriwDjUiiJi ttivDTi Ucal bid for vjpaiin which h putt dollars f ,tuifa l afte r tubfu l afte r MM plent y o f ho twate r heate r wa yOI T I T HOT U T A LO T wit h a na w ataatri e wafe r haatar l No mor ewaitin g fo r baths N o mor a rationin g showertim e beeaue e yaur a lo wo n ho t water Thank s t o Edison s Supe r Suppl y Flan , a ne w eJeetri e wate r heate r 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and BarryatTHE SAFE CRACKER aatf JlatafirVIOLENT ftea, WedBe, M, tBrian Keith and Merry Anders IColor Cartoon and Late NewelViaee1 Priee aiRev John Sfcackable died of TB atFort Worth, texas last wieejc Thefuneral and burial were theftCharles Vanprden died ia BetroitMondayFuaerai here today with bar ial in WebbervBle The fire mrshaU has finished hisinvestigation of the Pool room andduck farm fires and insurance la to be paid There was 1500 oa the poolroom andcontend and 7000 on theduck farm by the t4v4ngston CountyMutualThe Bert VanBafctims and Rey Wyliea have gone to CopeiaJ,Kaft6s to see Mr, VanBlarcum sbrother Tom Markey, Wjyiie,county raiaad KJpO QA oftobacco for the inmates of the countyhome this yearThe supervisors cut an item of 30,000 for tobacco out of thebudget Pat tittyon raind tobacco thisear also sweet potatoes Dortohy Carr and Kellie EUer aretaking a beauty course in DetroitMrs, RussellLivermore is a patUntat the Sanitarium here following an Mr Fink is buiding another house on Patterson Lake Road across from i the Leo Davis farm Walter Clark and wife were in Jackson Fridayunday they called on BUI Williamsth Russell Clarks of Buck Lake who ihave named thjr baby RJckie LynTAXESi WEDNESDAY 17 TO P SiSATURDAY 5TO6PM RUTH R1TTER PINCKNEY TWA 1JLiuo accident Edward Perry ha boughtt thelax Ledwidge honie at AndersonAmburgey is back from Lansing where he had bxne grafting done Ted Singer and Margaret Fornerwill be married at St Mary church Thursday, Loren Meabom teeCCC and gon to em He Mi HHarlow HaJn, pitpfatef ft beat Hamburg ia thetournament 8 to 5,to the ShabexgDletricb team ef 1ARE YOUR IMPORTANTPAPERS A IMP VALUABLESEALLY SAFIDont be old fashioneil in thinking that your fef towasoi value are safe beajause they are lejcked atwiy6 at home To be really sure of their afety,ftece them ina safe deposit box We Thav your whiabe J important papers are protectedTainst loss, tef t an d fie ro p i n to ou r ban kpo p an d ren t your salt deposi t box Th e cos tMcPKerser t Ht2i Tmrt tt Mmtt 4 , ,INsTfsjn , ggHJgjtpewe BBT AOF , esStore f iJMEUECANNED tiOOIIS ,SHOE GENTS FURNNffiNttKENNEDY GENERAL STOREREGISTRATION EFORGENERAL ELECTION November ATo theQualifed Electors of t Township County of Llv 7 Ifi of Michigantts ferefarrfhren that fa conformity with the Michiganm U the undersigned Clerk, will, upon sny day, ex J n legal holiday, the day of any regular or special J ry election, receire for registration the name r in said City not already registered who mayME PERSONALLY for such registration ProTided,that I eaa reeeire no names for registration during the between the Thirtieth day before any, regular,Isi primary election and the day of tuck electionNotio Is Hereby Given 1 ffafc AS MT fOMI SM NORTH MILL ST, PINCKNBY ON49 m 10 , loBp, ia Saturday, Sept T, 10a,rato 8 p m,, OetpMr, a 10 a, m to 8 proSsturdtjfc Oeoar 4 ,19 a,m, to 8 p, m,t Qetoba 6, JB t m, to 8 P, ,MONDAY OCTOBER 61958 LAST DAY Th Thirtieth day preceding said Election qualified electors in said CITY as SHALL PROPftelliaeefperson bat an ACTUAL RESIDENT of the at the time of registration, and entitled under the Con tf remaining such resident, to rote at the next election, entered in the registration bookElector Unable To Make Personal Application, ProcedureBC 104Any elector who is usable to make personal appH i for registration because of physical disability or absencethe Township, City or Village in whkh his legtl residence ted, may be registered prior to the close of regktrationAny eUstk or primary election by curing Worn theof the township, City or Tillage in which fcleeeted Mateeidenee, duplicate registration card and exeeitmf in the reftatratkm affidavit before a notary pubHe orleer lafally suthortfed to administer oaths and retoraingittration earas to the Clerk of the township City or re the close of office hours on the last day of regier to any eltttie or primary loottoa The otory pfla officer administering the oath shall tin his nume m far the signature of the regittrUo officerUlKffiftered Persons NM Entltkd To Vote SIC 411 The Inspectors of election at at iW n or priisy tfeetie m thk State, or in any Dittriot, County Township,tf of Vfflaco thereof shall Hot receive the ote of any person 7 W M lot registered in the MgjStMtkm book of the Ward or Preeinet ta whieh to often to oU As proAetll,PAof Registrttion Application,Sac Ml Any registered elector may apon change of realBO wink the City cause his registration to be transferred to W I rejoeot, atatmfnow aoTrees by tending to the Clerk aaddrees, the datajke moved thereto,he was last registered, or by anal teg m person fara trsasaV inch trai few shall not be made iithin the M aajtnext eeeiiag any election or primary eleerm rJACKHANNEnBRINftS MASON tHOISTO YOUR HOMI OR OFFKIAfrCufhonedSiper ComfortRight in your own hoott or when you workm can chooM from oVr 190difiertnt itylei of fMMpn SupefCosdMt AfeCuAkm drew, iport, woAhoes, Iti tb ihoes, lti th convwkW,fconomietl way o bysslid comfort for the ssliitSUDilyJ CXUBT FOR TBCOUNTY OF UVOfOflTONSTATE OF iu the Matter of tkeGeorge HenryLoaf At a season ofSeptember FrererU,Judre of Notice iacreditors of saided to piosont their UK under oath, to mid Court,serve a copy thereof uPon Annoif red Long of Rtel fiduciary of said estate and thatclaims will be hoard and that theat law of said deceased will bo ired by said Court at the ProbataOtt,ce on December 2,1958 at ten aIt to Ordered, That Hornet tc given by publication ofof for tkree weeks ieut to taM day ofr a eopy of tisliupo otoliat Ma loat Kior to toor ifpviar to A true copyBarbara U Marr Cerk of Probate Porter vjTvflGPtfiirrA White Shrine meeting hi MtClemenaSunday The John Youngs of Grand spent the week end wiih themRobert Service of Aim Arborwe n Sunday guest of Mrs Winifred Abbordoon Don Swarthout took Mn Isaacsot Patterson Lake to St Joe hospita, Ann Arbor FridaySn lives with the Lnidiaws Fred Read and wife spent Saturdaywith th Joe Schossers at CJejir Carol MiUer was badly stung bySunday while on a hike,The Norman Miller family are atDougias Lake this week Grotchen Tasch resumed her studie at University of Michigan lastweek While picking apples 8t the Rogersorchard on Brighton Road Friday janes Hall fell and broke his leg in4 Places He is McPherson hospital The Fred Reads called aft the homeof Mrs Maud Glover in Fowlervillemat week Her grandson died in Me Pherson hospitalThe Howard OBriens of BunkerHill were Sunday guests of th Le Laveya The Doyle Tempeltos of Keego Hgrbor were Sunday guests of the AlbertShirleys The Murray Kennedys spent Sunday with the Ambrose Kennedys atPantiac Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge was a Sunday guest t Rev Keith Ledwidgein Jackso George Fitzaimmons of Jacksonspent last week with the Xrvin Kenn dy8, Mrs, Joan Glover, Webbervillecalled Sunday The Tom Wares were Sunday guestaof the John Paul Wares Ray Burns and wife, the Don BurnsJoe Burns and Jack Young familiesend Mr8 Thressa Coyle were Sundayguests of the James Burnt family in in Arbor, The Russell Glovers of Webbervillewere Sunday guests of th GerryEichmans W H, Euler and wife attended thefuneral of Jerry Jacobs at Brighton last week, m Robert Pike and wife allied onthe Erston Clarks ia Uaadilla Friday Roy DUlingham and wife spentSaturday with the C W Hookers Ann Arbor W F Close and wife attended theproshowing of new Chevrolet cars inDetroit lat Wednesday Mrs, Audrey Dinkei and mother,Mrs Henry Klikott wer in LansingFridayThe Ray Languwayc took his mother back to Sanduskey Sunday The Dcker Hill Farm Bureau mett the Fred Ward home Friday The Gilbert Skinners spent the weend in Dearborn Brandon White r of Seattle, Wash,spent the week end with the Bran don White Jrs, He was on his way back from Florida where he attended the funeral of his mother About 20 King Seeley brothersvisited Livngston Lodge Saturday nitsand worked an MM degree Total at tendance about 60 Visitors of Mrs Jennie Hooker lastweek were Roy Carpenter and son,George and family of Ann Arbor and the C W Hookers, Mrs Maude Sayjtgis visiting her The Fred Roads aad Root Reads attended open house at the homo of Mrs Florence Read Pierce in DetroitSunday The Harold Snyders of Ann Arbornd the Don Fields of Fort Wayne, Indv wore Sunday guesta of Mrs Ellen Road Harry Cooper of Ann Arbor calledat the Dispatch office MondayMrs, Virginia VanNonnonback from the hospital laat TuesdayMrs Httie Carver of Ann Arbor is staying with her Mrs Genevieve Clinton hat toldher home m Detroit and wiU move o Buffalo Mrt Ethel Sprout tpent Sundaywith the Charles Soule family inHowelll Ben White and wife caHtd on WitlHtm Murphy in Fitchburg last Wednetday Mn Beat Devereaux and the CarlBidwelll family of Brighton called onthe Ben Whites Friday The Lambert Henryt are now living on the Henry farm on M36E Christine Gammon of Rodtordnioceof Mra Janet Shehan haa ipolioDr, McGnay family of Ann Arborcalled on too FxtneJe Shehana Sun day W R Meyer and wife spent Sonday with the Garth Meyer family JnSwartz Creek Ralph Hal with Earl Savory andNorman Gregory of Dexter were at Harbor Beach fishing over the weakend rMra Mary CQon Rendbridft party Thursday at tfeo Mojo hot ftl otaA I Rodente oant reeiet sow Dinhacin I ft veum I test neW vmmmmreeulU Safe toI too Buy at drug,I lot aurajjCAUtIWagonersGrocery VACUUM FACKa IMS IAIT fM6 MNCKNIT ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICESBeersndWkie To Take Oat PHONE HOWELL 795J2COAL SUNOCO FUEL ML WB NOW AN0 PAT BT THE XBHAVI A LABGK STOCK OF iAjMBBBk itPPLKSPHONE HAMILTON 6 8119 DEXTERD EHOEYSONSDSXTKB H1CHICAWPINCKNEYby RUS NGELHARDT, ManageDI3 YOU SOMETIMES feel thatit takes hours to cook a meal butonly a few minutes for your family to eat it If you do, count yourblessings There are some peopleV whod keep you busy cookijig all day Belgian who once ate 44 boiled eggsin 30 mjnutes the man from Chicago who put away 77hamburgers at a sitting the Australian who swallowad his way through a mound of 480 oysters in the hourand mgbt TaYOUR HUSBAND and the children eat a peat deal lessthan some, you see Even so, to feed them well, you needto spend a lot of time over your pots and pans Thats why a handy extension phone in the kitchen is such a big helpIt lots you answer the phono without leaving your cookingor young childrento chance The spaceaving, wall typo extension is most popular for kitchens It comesia a choice of colors and costs only 110 a month,plus, tttttttttttttttttttSCHOOL DATS are here again, and with diem comet thechore of eatfttHBf the kids for fall and winter Always reminds us of how much the youngsters grow from year to year otpooially beys feet At a time like this remembertharet so quicker, simpler way of buying things than to look in your phone hook Yellow Pages to fird the nearestdealer Aad when youre in doubt, you can use your phone and eall to make euro whot got what poyovretmrcbinf iathe fallow Pages and tare time and tMt leathertouch by Long Distance If thayiMVboiy schedule, theymight not be in when you call 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Condition RitterTV ServiceUP 8 5541 RjrrMiciuganFOR SAUEfThree ed oilstoves good condition 2500 echCaU Mrs Oscar Beck UPFOUND Two Coon Dogs,can have by proving propeityJohn Barber 690 Rush LakePinckney, Michigan,FOR SALESound Souvenirs of theMackinac Bridge Dedication and Festivties Forty fiv KJPM Fifteen Mintes long playing recordingMail on dpiUax and twettyflve cnts to Micky Duggan PO Box 156, StIgnace, Mich AROUND 4NCKAND HOWELLI Am Now Saks Representative fer and Used Gars for the LLOYDLIVESTOCK SAULDH WEEKLY TRIPS TOTOONS UP g fi4 7Linden MidiRespectfullyDARREL M BAKER Roger JCarr LAKELAND MICH,Residence Phone AC 74952 rFOR SAffiltTISouseCaUer, Takeover ballarica Call evening olyPhone UP 83511 DEUVERS FOR SALE Smalll Refigerator 25Kitchen Sink 8 Oil Floor Furnaco10 Girls Bicycle 15 Covered Vtil ity Trailer 25 Cement Block Muchine 30 Rototler wtth attachments150, 1953 Plymouth 65,, Pontiac asI it 75 Miscellanouos See at 831SI Thurston Road Pinckney at Silver Lak airftbphoM Office 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ff454 , Mrs, Dorothy Dinkel and tine were in Stockbridge Sunday Stanley Dinkel, Mrs Emma Dlnkf,Nellie Gardner and Fanny Monksattended the funeral of GeorgeSweeneyat Dexter Friday andcal ied at the funeral home Thursday nite The Harold Huffs of Plesaftt Lfeke were Sunday guests of the Lawrence Camburns , V, The Mark Nash lamiiy were Budajr sA,guests of the Bi Bekkeriags HowelL i 4 J ,UndefMember ot Fsdjcal4 Atton andjCorpombn 4, A rORDBR1TOW FOR TALL FLAXTDTQ ,ORDER FOUR HUM COAL KOW AND A VOID THE JttWH tFARMERS PEED SUPFLY COMPANY 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 September 24, 1958 Description An account of the resource September 24, 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 1958-09-24 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d72af8cbe0ca130515a466cbc015ebe1.pdf fb8ba1f1be9658c0062f28a192fa2649 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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Peoai e 90 0 P M Kvtnfn g Senric e r 70 0 P M Wfd , Serie f Choi r Practis e 80 0 pm rhur AdK H Praye r Meetin g 80 0 pm Thux , Ytwtf t Praya r Group70 0 p,m Ua r 1 W Wtager , Pasto r1G4 5 a ni SunaV y Sehool l 930 ar Wed Cnof e Practis e 73 0 Cct 5 Hol y Communio n a t worshi phour ,Oct 6 Famil y Nigh t 7 pm , Sunda yschoo l teacher s t o b e honored , Rev ,an d Mrs Fre d Luch s o f An n Arbo rCong l churc h guests Meononit e ChurchJfeaswntta s Gauvs kLakelan d t o Pau l Rade k o fLak e s announced t o cosjat y an d hamle t t o hamle t pra cticall y alone Enthusias m i s difficul tt o create RBMSOUTIO N NOTK eaera j Bleoslpf t Tue4N 4 hI WIL L B E A T M Y HOM E 0 4NOBT H MIL L Iff , PINCKNB T O NThursda y Sept M 10 a , m t o 8 P m Saturday , Sept T , lOajnt o 8 p m ,Thursday Octobe r 2 , 1 0 a,m , t o 8 p,iA ,laturday , Octobe r 4 ,1 0 n, to 8 p, m ,Monday Octobe r 6 , 8 a m , t o 8 p, a ,Murra y Kenned y Putna m Twp , Cler kWILLIA M F , SCOT TWillia m F Scott 63 die d a t How Sep t 2 6 H e wa s a n enginee r fo rth e For d Moto r Co , I n 195 5 h e wa sth e maste r o f Howel l Lodg e No , 3 8F etAyM , an d too k th e principa l par ti n th e P C degre e the y specialise d in ,H e leave s hi s wif e an d 2 sons , Th efunera l wa s Tuesda y wit h Howe HMasoni c Lodg e in charge ,CONSERVATIO N DEFT Drawings forth e specia l dee r ea son w il l behel d i n Lansin g an d Ma ruette Oct 17 Oct 10 is the dead line jfpr applications 446J1 permitswill issued 2 deer may be takenin addition to the one in the one buck seasonDuring the week Sept 1421 nofire were reported in Michigan Now some 45 miles ot the AuSableRiver ia covered by a flyfishiiag only JaW Jt Is proposed to extend thisMickie Ritter and Oonnie Ackleyattended the Mich California game at ABB Arjaor SaturdayC, W Kookorand wife of Ann Aratr cajlod on Mrs Jenoie HookerTamasJe JUtter Wtnt to Bnrfn Lakewtth the Explorers over the weekend and to the ichCaUfornia foot11 pant, He at too many hot dogsnd ISundaytajlosa called on tha family at Horseshoe have a new babynSrtayoaHersof the Oa CampbellsWsWQsiJh Xejitt sr and wife andsfn, Jlary Mason of VermentvilleOn CamabeU and wife called vMrs Earl McPeck of Vermohtvlllt at University hospital,Carr who was a patten atl hospHal fAnnPontiac wtth the Am Howelll cily has started wreckingthe old McPnerson Browning tyowieof west Grand KW they bought IfrrJSfoundThe Arrowhead Company ofU has been sold to the Gould Nat cnal Batteries Inc of St Paul,MinnMrs Orville Nash is home from StJoe hospital Ann Arbor where she mderwent surgery Frank Monroe who has a tree farmiff the PinckneyHowell Rd hasbeen transferred to the Rose Lakeexperimental station A marriage license has been issued FantBn 13ittaSttt4P Wttjtomaton p 41 71 Dewlti 20Dansvtre 12, Leslie 6 9uxan4 Beachy, PastoiS S Supi Walter lech Vonmg Worship 1000Crttftgc Fellowship ServiceWoeadfcy 800 n nCommnnkty flummraer BlliU Schoolffoodrich 0 Northviile DONALD ABBErnest Donald Carr was born inDetroit November 19, 1904, the son Kindergarten Mildred ParksChuck Wilsons dad drove a ciogcar and crashed Penny Goucher saw her grandmother land at the airport,Dennis Douglas sister was kicked by a horse Barbara Deatons dad has anew car, Vickie Wedmayer a nulai hoop, Chuck Schafer a record book, Ricky Noskers sister Judy ig going to be an airline hostesiJavid Young went to a birthday party Sunday Debby Achnbrenner visited her greatgrandmother in Ohio, Debby Michaelvisited her grandmother, BarbaraZelzulka has roller skates, Kenny Halls dad got his finger crushed ina hay baiter, Mike Singer, JohnMyers Steve Burton, Sandra Johnsonwent to the Hoover Steel Ball where fathers work They had ice croamand cake Pat Clarks grandmothergave him a wristwatch First Grade, Mrs Roooke Gene Koch went to a camp witxihi, dad, Becky Michaels to Angola,Ina to see her dad in the hospital,,Ttrry Gustafson visited her sister atcollege, Diak Souther had companySunday Tom Richmond and Nancy Goucher were promoted at SumiavSchool Bruce Halliburton went totlie chicken dinner, at Dexter SaturdayCourt Geib went to a show Sat urday ,First Grade Mrs AndersonChristine Line has banty chicks Reixnus went to the show, SoMary Plummer, DuWayn Baxterwent to Brighton Sharon ShirleyPotter went to church with MaryPlummer, Dora Meabon has a liveclam, Gary Burg a playhouse PattySprouts father went up north Gary Marshes father went to the horseraces, Gary Michaels grandfather the hospital but is homeJackwas in Howejl J Danforthfound an army knife Billy D Wylie pirked up hlcckory nuts and siw ahamster at his uncles, Ted Johnson sw a blue racer, Jswent up north CarrelM AThe straw votes as well as thevot have shown sach a strong crat trnd that Psesident EisenloWtrhas been called ont to campaign 4will make speeches in California,, Chicago and other places in the wid weit, once Republican strongholdwhich are showing signs ofaway from them Senator is said to be in serious trouble inifornia The presdent is not slated tocome to Michigan but but Vice ProsRichard Nixon, No 2 man will address a 100 a plate banquet at the IMA auditorium, Flint Oct 27 As avote getter it will be a dud there will be mosly industralists and millionairs 3000 tickets will be soldThe money is needed to fill theirtreasury There is no better system tof illl an empty treasury than to charge100 for 3 worth of foodA stalemate exists in the Little Rock ofdkfair Attorney GeneralRogers nas ruled that private schools vhich Gov Faubus announced hev ould convert the public schools iato must be desegrated as well tO public ones The Catholic schoolsin Arkansas have been desegrated forgome time The matter is again headed for the court and so far all courtdecisions have been against segregation Gov Faubus has branded the ministerial association in Little Rockthey wanted toBilly Graham to comeand settle the dispute Gov Faubuslike Chang Kai Chek is out on a limbas there h little danger of the federel goverment backing downannounced today that8th TAFT BENSON WILL VISJTConairesslanM it, TUESDAYMOftNOTG OCTOBER HUAt that time an automobile caravanwtti meet the Agriculture Secretary at the Lansing Airport and escorthim to the FOWLERVILLE FAJB GROUNDSwher he will greet and talk informlo Richard Darrow, 22, Pihckney and j afly wKh the farmers of th surroundend Myma Hebberllng, 20, LuzerneKevin James Glover, 10 weeks, senol Mr and Mrs, Gerald Glover of Pewtarvtiie, tlted At TJnlversiiypital, Ann Arbor Sepi 19School Board Regular Meeting Sept 4, 193Meeting callled to order by PresHolllngsworth at 930 p m Minutes of past meeting read andapporved Supt Readers report to boardwas 1 All playgound material installedat elewentftry school 2 Officealterations completed3 Upper part of old bvUding rewired, new lights installed ,roof repaired4 Auditors report not yet completeSRecexd enrollmentt at school thisyoar ,6 Record enrollment in Science,Math and Business courses Mr Moriarity gave his com proensive and well organised report on transportation a per pupil load per a Financial report on past yearsoperation and bos policies Involving bus operation Motion by Basydlo, Sbd by MrsTpwsley that Supt Reader be per7 mltted to advsnise forbids br 2 66 passsjQfer bussses Carried HuiseU and McAfee waraappotntdby Pres HoUlincswonh to com PJeU purchase of school ftuatai Supt of schools was authortoed tocan for bids for fuelil for the 195849W ssoaanalto for mQk lor aehoolhot lunches Supt of aohooli was asked to prepare Information regarding expanstou Ing ares, The Benson meeting will bea Come as You Are affair and coffec and doughnuts will be served, It isexpected to last fromft A, M, to 1080 A, M,The Fowervillt appearance Vte the only oppportunity to residents of this area to met with SecretaryBenson He will come here after vis iting another Michigan Community,In announcing the Secretarys visU Congressaman ChAmberiain said that Ezra Taft Benson is a man ofunusual courage, integrity, and vision who has succeeded in developinga postive, dynamic, and aggressiveprogram for American agriculture in the face of skepticism and determinedopposition Time is proving the wi dom of his policies and is silencinghis former crtics I m pleased thathe is comng to our area for this infor maj meeting and I hope that a largenumber of farm folk will be present to greet him and make him welcome ruer Pinckney residents aifd diedat jFvanston, HI, September 24 after along illnesss He was employed by the Mulkey Salt Co at Detroit and transferred to Chicago He married Aud rcy Hanna who survives There areno children A sister, Mrs Doris Zinn, lives in Battle CreekThe funeral was at the SwarthuutFuneral Home, Saturday afternoon,Rev J W Winger officiating withburial in Pinckney Cemetery The matter of Formsa and the outlieing islands is unchanged Chang is still hanging onto Quernsu but taking a terrificaboura week he was unable rupplies tere but lastto unload several shipss,,me from planes He has never been able to land over 100 ton a day and Ittakes 7 times that amount for thecome, Committee are presently beingformed in various townships of Livingston County to insure that Interestd persons have an opportunity ofMeeting the Secretary of Agriculturepartner deUlJe witn respect to Mr 9isona visit will be announced lat Sixth and Seventh Grades, Mrs MeyerJudy Reynolds was elected to thestudent council with Richard Bladesalternate Monday Larry Hunt, brother of Vern Hunt visited us and talked on parlimentary law and hisexperience with the FFADebbie Thum is back after a weeks illnes MrsMeyers Alligator died Barbara Douglassister was kicked by a horse and hadlt or 17 stitches taken George Colone was 12 years old Sunday JudyReynolds was ejected to councilRich ard Blades alternate, Robert Darrws brother, Ronnie was home fromthe navy, Our cotton plant blossom and has 1 cotton bolIJDebby Thuinwent to the Hillsdale Fair Saturday, George Coones aunt and uncle fromOhio visited him,CARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my friends theOES and the Congl, Church for the card,flowers and visits received while I was m the hospital, Mrs, Virginia VanNormanCONG CRAsfBERLAB HEBECoag Chamberlain was her lastWednesday afternoon Quite a numbercallld on him in his mobile officeaj stated Mteir Uikuhles Jie told a ajgregationiftt he is not m favor otof violence in eaforcing the Jaw andMton by itusatl 2nd by McAfee toto pay bails m Bsad Carrieddd by McAfee toof Board of EducationPrstiiiaiKCBomfj Sdveation O fog te adthought it couW Jt done without JtHe thinks unions are too powerful andshould be curbed but has no plantin retard to foceign affairs he does not think w sbortd appease Roesiaox BedChijia JNMtHer dost Js htakJJluemoy or latta aut worth flgfung lor He avid m Tegacd o ShermanAdams he was one o the first whocan out fx Ms ea1fnatioBV Htaiyi the recession k Hfting bat doubutheza wU be any permaaant recoveryjnOMtot H iir tlfiBpton until the question of high artoe andy SatrdayOctber l H wfi wtfP i ttldcounty Saturday, October48, wflaiUi00a4 iif itttled Mrs Jack Young and daughter,Ann Marie, visited the NorthlandSaturday The Kenneth Frys of Brighton enttrtained Sunday in honor of ihebirthdays of Janice Marie and KecyFry, Ray Bums and wife, the JackYoung family, Mrs Thesssa Coyleand the Bob Darrows of Livonia,Harojd Henry was given a partySunday by his brother Kenneth at Crand Hjiven He leaves Saturdayfor Guam for 2 months with the U of M, Rocket Experimental DeptMrs Carmen Porter called on theDavid Jones family in Howell Sunday Carl Drapoan and Mrs ola CornneWus of Detroit were Sunday guosts of the Uster McAfeesvMrs EQlen McAfee daughters,Barbara and Leslie and Duan Water,buiy were, tat Detroit Friday Mrs Mary Bleu Read and son,Tommy attended m aartversary pa ty in Aan Acber Saturday aghtMMrs Dk Radtke and son, Al Rad, visltod theEmily Miller wnt to her neighborswedding, Judy HuJJ went to the movles The Baughns had dinner with the Reynolds family, Linda Zezulka wentto Detroit Saturday, Dean Gardnerhelped unload hay Pat Gallowayssister is in the hospital Allen Porterhas 2 ponies to keep for the wimrBekcy Henry was In Grand Havenfor the week end Donna Pegges brother was bitten by a chipmunk, Third Grade Mrs HenryWe have many specimens for ourscience study Becky Read is urstudent council member and MaryLouise Highfill alternate John Hup ah is back after 2 weeks absence, Dennis Booths father has a newcar, Rodney Darrow rode on an elevator in Jackson, Willi Myers attend cd open house a Hoover Steel Balland saw them madeFourth Grade Mrs CampbellWe can now play Mary had a lit MeLumb on our lutes, In spelling iMasery tests Jimmy Baughn, Jim Kourt Douglas Winger John Tasch and Lin oa Clough had all words correctMriRoss was our teacher Friday, KarenKaiser brought a bouquet for our s t ht i HO is u nmunltion mdical supples Tn6re is no refrigeration si there is no blood transfusion andthe death rate is high among thewounded A supply ship sank therelust week on which were 20 war corr cspodents, some American Militarymen say Chang will not be able tohold out there indefinitely He wantst bomb Chinese mainland and thijcountry will not let him He does nothuve enough planes to put the Redguns out of commisson without ourhelp as they are all underground, SoMr, Dulles keeps hopping from brinklo brinkopen house at the Hoover Bali Billjuwrt and John White went o ,e Mackinac bridgeFifth Ordo Mr Rene MUlerNo winners in the The United States beat back anohr attempt by Red China to get In theUnited Nations last week but the marpin of victory grows smaller eacntime Tihg time it was 44 against 27 foi and 9 not voting The resolutionwas to posepone admitttng them for one year The prsas seems to thinkthey might make it next year if netthe year after Their admission is a certainity some time in th futuxes they are in China to stay Changis like the Stuarts who lost the throne of England and for the next 30 made repeated attempts to recoeroil of which faijed oaeTaurainen squadf k Gd, M TMch on Africa and arto L2 t, weeku actance w an tudying binfamm, BSGULAAOct 7rCDgreewoSS401 l0 r w M ncAnoxmeeting Work We read that the school at Charlotte ,N C has banned hula hoopsat the school About 1000 a day were brought there and they were gettingmixed up and it took the teachers toolong to straighten out the owenrshipWe have been asked how the steel hoops operated in the old daysTheones off buggy wheels had a wireand were propelled by a boy running behind themJSmall ones by continuallyhitting them with stick or paddleThe expression Go Roll Your Hoop waswas common then IPaul Bagwells campaign for govejajnor puzzles us He wants to tarn Porcupine state park over to the copper interests for exploration Thishas set the tourist tnterests sporss mens and hunters organisations giithimBack in 1912Theodore RooeeveJtbroke with Pres Taft lieeaiistwanted to turn theOdota 10 the Guggenheimers,of the day, BagwaUl stitutional codveatioit011 farm groups ars being against onedelegates elected tyttict pUierwtaebcoontle woukl e4 as this, nation wastki are 1irtd by sjjf ii ,f Jriryri 7 v WWpmwt iililiil after I uWiil aftertheres always plenty of hot waterGET IT HOT GET A LOT with a new electric water heater No moreiwiting for baths No more rationing showertime because youre low on hot waterThanks to Edisons Super Supply Ran, a new electric water heater is always on the alertday or nightto supply hot water for all family needsThere is no off periodHeres the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT , GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per monthOnly electric water heaters give you all these important advantagesx Efficientthe heat goes into the waterx Install anywhereneed not be near a chimneyLong lifemeet Edisons rigidstandardsAutomaticall the time Fastnew, more efficient tingunitsx Outer shellcool to the touch all over 5 Edison maintains electrical parts without chargeSafecleanquietmodernSee p plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT EDISON SERVES SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGANry ii I IARE YOUR IMPORTANTPAPERS AND VALUABLESREALLY SAFBoat be old fashioned in thinking that yourte of value are safe because they are locked at home To be really sure of their safety,place them in a safe deposit box hsre Then, your valuables and important papers are protectedfa fast Joss, theft and ie rop in to our bankoop and feat or saf dpsit box The costk lowP if ftp iV , McPherscn Shite BankHoweO PinckneTmn t BaftSatffnsx Book Accounts Rev Fr Walsh f the Pauifct Order win contact a mlasip at StMarys Ctench Oet lefcThere wffibe A question boxGlen Gardner and John Cadwetfare installing a electric light plant at Slockbridgt Ssupt McDougall is out of schooldue to the death of his father Kitsie Harris, Green Oak schoolteacher, poisoned by mushroons wasable to resume teaching Monday All the others were recovered but MrsBrennan Boggg Miles of Dexter are building C V VanWinkels new bam at HelUBorn to Clyde Tine and wife Sept20, a sonThe Walter Mi11re have installedan electric light plant at their home IBE THtAmSCIO THEATERFriday, Saturday October 8, 4 FROM HELL TO TEXAVIn Cinemascope and DeLu withon Murray and Diane VaraiRodGHOS DIVERin RegalacopwftJames Craig and Aodrey TrotterColor Wrm FleAnn Arbor PBQSM Kr Friday, Saturday October S, 4 MEN OF SHERWOOD FORESTto CtoitaScoye ad Cols witDon Taylor and EiWen MooreEIGHTEEN AND ANXIOUS in CinemascopewithMartha Scolt and William CampbellCartoonNotes of 25 Years Ago Pinckney high school defeated theBrighton high school is football 13 to 6 Friday Jack DUlloway and JonnWylie got the touchdowns Wylie gotthe extra point on a passEloyse Berquist was given a surprise on her birthday Friday nighc,arranged by her 2 brothers and sis ter About 40 were there, Mary JaneAtLee recited and Percy Fish sang a soloMrs AlfredMorgan, 60, died Sept27 She leaves her husband and a bro ther, Fred Burgess,Erastus Hinchey, 81, died Sept 27He leaves 3 daughters The Pinckney Community Playersput on the play playThe Road Bac at the community hall FridaynightSpecialties we,re Iseler Orchestra,duet ,Betty and Lawrence Baughn,solo ,Dorothy Wilson and imperson ation, Mary Jane AtLee The following went to Battle CreekWednesday to see Jimmy Muraipitch against the Detroit Tigers Mike Roche, Adrian Lawy, BobSmith ye editor, C H KennedyStanley Dinkel, Frank Bowers Mr and Mrs, Dallas Cox ,,Vin Moran, Har eld Moran and Met Bradley Morangot by until the 4th when the Tigersgot 7 runs on 5 Postum errors Fry man relieved Moran and Mgr Grim i Di the Postunis pitched the last inniny Luke Hamlin started for Detroit Whitehill pitched 2 innings Charloyhit a home run Ye editor was introd uced to Gehinger by Mike Koche andAdrian Lavey who knew him The f Pinckneyites were entertained at the Jim Moran and Roy Henry homy ater the game The high school football squad jrumbers 31The Pinckney team has not benvery successful at the Fowlerville Fair of late Mike Roche informs usthey did win a game about 30 yeasago Mike himself was the pitcher,Mike relied on a slow ball a smile and a prayer The prayer mostly hesays Fowlerville was their opponentand they imported 5 Greenville stars The local lineup was Roche, p JonnPaine, c, DrPearson, lbBert Pierre,2b Ernest Carrr, 3b Andy Rochess Billie Roche, Carl Sykes ,John MeCleer, outfield Carl Sykes threw out5 men at the plate that day from cen er fieldWhile digging a ditch in Conwaylast week the skeleton of a man wasfound,Mrs Henry Kice fell and broitev rist last weekAdoph freyabor of Detroit died lastlast week He was well known hers Sonday Monday, October 3, 6 Alan Ladd Olivia DHavilland and Sun, Mon, Tui, Wed, Thurs Pean Jagger isTHE PROUD REBEL4Ieaturette News Cartoon in cineniaScop with October 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 jNO TJME FOB SERGEANTSla TeqhnieotarTues Wed Thurs Oct 78,9 Most talked of picture ot the year A CERTAIN SMILE withRofisano Brazzi Joan Fontaine and Christine CarereF CiAor Cartoon New Andy Griffith and Nick AdamndMANHUNT IN JUNGLEin Cinemascope and Color withRobin Hughes and Luis AlvaroCartoonACCORDIAN LESSONS GIVENSPECIAL EIGHT WEEKS 15,00 I FURNISH AOCRDIA2V LESSONS GIVEN IN YOUR HOMEMARY ELLEN WELCKFR1409 WEST GRAND RIVER PHONE 1019, HOWELL, MICW,rOtfCHAiLES CHAMBERLAIN SAY IT wiUi FLOWERSrtiONE 284 HOWELL MICHIGANHANIBRINGS MASON SHOESTO YOUR HOME OR OFFICE HUNTIN G A N O TRiPASSINi ,SIGN S O N SAL E A T DISPATC H OFFIC E11X1 4 INCHE S 1 0 Cent s Eac hMINNEAfOLISMOLIN E SALE S SERVIC EPINCKNE Y DISTRIBUTIN G COMPAN YPHON E U P 8347 949 Tear s Af o1 1 A Nfacoft 57 , die d a tOe t 8 H e leave s hi sB d t daughter Th e funera lteK Pmhomm Tkteaday , RevGate si s i n Stjohns Richar d Clinto n hai lwa s startin g th eelectri c powe r plan fflftfQ t caugh t i n th e belt t o th e floor, had hi sfttfwiscvt about th eheadMr an d Mrg Perc y Teepl e wit hM r an d Mrs M A Dot y o f Munista glef t Petoske y las t Tuesda y i n Mr Teepl e s Buic k 1 6 an d drov e t o Pine ne y The y wil l g o bac k b y wa y tWisconsin Th e Pinckne y Dispatc h thi s wee kchange d fro m a 5 colum n t o ft 6 colum n paper ,Georg e Rolfe , 15, , o f Iosc o wa swa s brough t t o th e sanitariu m her eSunday H e wa s huntin g whe a hi sgun discharge d blowin g o f th e rtaeo r hi s fac e an d shatterin g hi s ar m Th ewa s amputated Fran k Merce r i s a Junio r i n th emedica l dept , Universit y o f Michiga nGeorg e Reaso n an d Car l Syke sstoppe d her e Monda y enrout e t o th eFowjervill e Fair wih 2 new Carter cars Loui s Monk s I s substitutin g a smai l carrie r fo r Aubre y Ollchrist ,Bo m t o Aubre y Gilchrlr t an d wtf aTuesda y a son Mason AirCushionedSuper CctrortFigh t in you r ow n hom o o r wher e yo u wor k yo ucan choos e fro m ove r 30different styles of famousMaon SupcfCSon AitCushion dfess, srt, uorkshoes It the convenient,economical way to buyOlid comfort for the entirefilto yovr btlrz tkr PhoneMerwin Campbell and wife calledat McPherson hospital last wel Dick Young and 2 children, ofFlint called on the Andrew Camp beIs last week Mr and Mrs, John Tayor of Birninham were Sunday guests of Drand Mrs Ray Duffy Mrs Ethel Sprout and son Edwin,spent the week end with ne Glenn Gmnn Gardners at Stanton Cadet Richard Wylie called up hisparents from West Point Sunday lie attended the ArmyNorth Carolina football game Said it rained most ofth time Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry and o iGerald were Sunday dinner cue of Beatrice Lamborn and Kathryn CXUNTY OF LIVINGSTONSTATE OF MICHIGANn the Matter of the Eatftt olAGeorge Henry Long aka George HLong At a fcession of sad Court helH onSeptember 12, 1958 rrwent, Honorable Hira R SmithfJudre of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That AHcreditor of said deceased are requird to iieent their claims in writing hnd under oath, to said Court, and toserve a copy thereof upon Anne Wini ifred Long of Rtel PinckneyMichigani fiduciary of said estate and that sucn claims will be heard and that the heirsat law of said deceased will be determined by said Court at the Probate OKice on December 2, 1958 at ten a m It is Ordered, That Notice thereofbe given by pubilcation of a copy here f for tliree weeks consectrthrely prev ious to said day of hearing is thePinckney Dispatch and that the flduc ary cuse a copy of this notice tore served upon each known party in terftfej i,t his last known address14 nays prior to such hearing or bypersonal service at least five 5days prior to such hearing R Smllii, J4ge of ProUtejoXdoo GoneAfar EatingDiphacinKills Rat and MiteFast IN SELFFEEDER CANSother baitt newDp tin is vacuumpacked y fresh and appealing ivq eat right from thei cd can Potent newc , r, 0 csures results Buyat uru, Iardwae grocery and farm storesASK FORM RAT BAIT IN A CAMJust say DrEFASIN m , Mesdames Edna Spears Louise Shean ,Julius Sayler and Clay Gorri n spent Friday with the Forest Ledg cr a Lake Fenton Sunday callers of the Roy Dillnghuns were Mrs Helen Snyder and Mrs Phyllis Cluse of Howeil, C W and wtfe oX Ana Arbor, Billy Shehans horse won atdaje last week, it s In Kentucky Mrs Richard Lovell and son, had their tonsis removed at McPherson hospital last weekGtorg Thompson and wifeKirk Sims left for northern RicktheffPlwtw t WNcuonr DisrATM Wednesday, October 195821 THE PINCKNEY NVATCScopiesStore Ad of314 AutWrft IMlakJKYGOODSCANNED r5 Mrs Mabl Suydam of Jackson svisiting the M J Reasons Born to Mr and Mrs Edward SUPIt ton Donnalee Swarthout at theMcPherson Health Center, HowelCenter Friday ,Sept 26 at 700 a Mb 86 lb son, Edwin Charles Mrs Fossie Chambers was takento McPherson Health Center Thurs ciay in the Swarthout ambulance butcme home SaturdayClarence Bennett has sold his oilstation to Kennetn Davis and willdevote all his time to his race horses He won 2nd at Wolverine track lastWeek Karen Gustafson nas enrolled atAlma College, Mark White at Univ rsity of Toledo, John Burg and AlarRose at Eastern Michigan College tYpsilanti John Holben broke his left armMonday playing football He is an Singrader Don Winger writes us he nas Deenselected to broadcast the Olivet Cojl football games He is also statistican, Don Rady jr and wife of Greai jLakes spent the week end in Chicago j Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee were jgodparents Sunday for Crystal Wn iiams daughter of the Peter Williianis cf Brighton at St Pauls EpiseopuChurch there Mesdames Lena Wyjie and MilheCarver were in Ann Arbor Tuesday , The Vern Buttons of Lansing wre Svnday guests of the MJton Carver Darney Wilson and wife are on atrip to Wyoming and Colorado, L, D, Sherwin, formerly of Dextr ha, bought the Gooding place on W, Main St, Mrs Donnalee Swarthout StaPletonaid baby son camp home from the hospital Tuesday, John Burg atiendod an industrialarts meeting at St Johjns tonight,liewon with the Brighton teaeher, Merlin Amburgey, Cliff Miller,OcarLkfk, John Burg, Ralph Hall Lonn It VanSlambrook attended an instruction meeting Tuesday night at therouovard Congl, Church Detroit,Pearl Madsn, Beulah Hendee Alnvu Chamber Eloye Campbell ViolaPead Irene Jack Ruth Curjett of ,lu King Daughter attended the 2thanniversary of the Chilson circle vifld v StGcorge utheran church Brihton Tuesday nightThe following babies were born toFinckncy parents at the St Josephshoptal ,Ann Arboi last week a tfirl,Jxycv Lynn to Mi, and Francis DoanSfj 27 to Brandon White jr, nnduife Sept, 2 a son, Brandon Clark Ll4,6 ib to Marvin Ohio and wife Norma Clark Sept23a sonDavid Aii Shiryi Myer of Watrooioo spent Iheweek end at the Waller Clark homea generation ago in h6r 1929 DeSoto TodaySuch innovations a, fh revol JIark Meyr at tho W H MycruU op SportHinan riiow , anatc utionary DeSoto Sport, Swivel ut entertained atL nv riWs between thedays when Mary 4 line passenger Explore, MaUon Waj p Thursf, Mtop leftthe two door Brian top right Hollywood star of on offer unparalled motorlr comfort Washington D c M H VANS MOTOR SALES f de of Unslng and Mrs RosWagoners QrocerW66 PINCKNFY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Take Oat PHONE HOWELL 705J2COAL SUNOCO FUEL OIL iLL IP NOW AND PA IT BY THE iE MOVIHVE T SO HVVE A LARGE STOCK 01 LIJMBEB il PPL IKSPHONE HAMILTON 6 8119 DEXTERD F hUfctf SONSOI5XTER MICHIGANFOResday,futnaiu iownsmp ,ffers new mods in seriesrT n firedome Firelllgbt andi145 East Main St Phone UP 8 3341 PinckneyFinal T ASat oticedee eCliarles Clark of Kalkaska calledon the Mrs Margaret Clark familyfamily Saturday He brought a loado the Kajkaska high school andto play at tthe Mich California They stayed at a Howell mo ofof Uviiiislbn, ZZCis of MichiganNotice is horobv jyiven that in conformity with the Michigan FAc 1 Law, , t Clrk, will, upon any day, exttpt bnday nnd n h A YXr,w th day of any regular or special Jelection or priivry CCM ,o for resist ration the nam jc nv 1 i , ivil already registered who mayAPPLY TO MT PFJSOVALfY for such rfpistraiion Provided,lunvcvfr, tv I ry oAe nis fo roirstration during thetii tev, Kr h i r 1 i 1 dny before any regular,siopial or official priiriry 11 on nncl the lay of luclt election wimMfjf n Mrs, Dorothy Dinkel,Johnny andChristine were Sunday guests of the1 Harold Brogans in LansingMrs Irene Jack spent last week inForndale with the Ronnie HoskinsfamilyThe Harold Gallup family of FarmiDgton were Friday goests of theI Murray KennedysThe Joe Schossers of Ann Arborwere Satuday guests of the James NoMce Is KevcV GivenI WILL BEAT MY HOME 204 NORTH MUL ST, P1NCKNEY ONThursday Sept 25 10 a, m to 8 p, ta Saturday, Sept 7, 10 a,mto 8 p m,Thursday, October, 2 10 a, m to 8 pm,Saturday, October 4 ,10 a,m, to 8 p, n, Monday October 6, 8 a m, to 8 p, m,MONDAY OCTOBER 61958 LAST DAYvct 4THREE TO SIX P My Wed Oct 8SEVEN TO NINE P MAft THE LAST DAYS I SHALL RECEIVE TAXESRUTH RnTERmckney, Village Treasurer i The Harold Nuoffers of Lansing wero Sunday guests of the LloyJUendeesOlin Robinson and wife visited theI Olin Robinsons jr in Ypsilani Sunday Dr George Mann and wife calledI on ye editor and Mrs Mary Teeple Sunday They have sold their homei at Belleville and are going to Phoenx Arizona today to liveGlen Darrow of Detroit called onhis mother, Mrs Flora Darrow lastweek Robert Pike and wife spent Fridayin Corruna Among those who attended thefuneral of Donald Carr here Saturday were Vern Powers and wife andVern Powers jr of Royal Oak, RobertReason and the Glenn Macons ofDetroltMrs, Doris Zinn and Fred Zinnof Battle Creek There were 50 in allincluding 4 officials of the MortonSalt CoRoss Read and wife and the RussReads of Pittsburg, Pa attendedthe Mich,California foobtail gameMesdamet Viola Read, RosemayRead and Genevieve Read were inAnn Arbor MondayThe Jack Sharps ot Lansing ecSunday guests of the Let LavyesMrs Edith Carr spent Sunday yrthth Leo Bettys family at Walled and the dedication 2 tht new Tle ThliiitLh aay preccdi i said ElectionFom S oc a rti 8 r c r n nn snid day for thtpurpose of REVIEWING tiie KilSTKATION ami REGISTER ING sarh of the qualified electors in said CITY as SHALL PROPEBLY apply therefor m ,The name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of thtprecinct at the time cf registration, and ititld under the Constitution, ff remaining such resident, to vote at the next election,shall be entered in the registration bookElector Unable To Make PersonalApplication, Procedure SEC 504 Any elector who is tmaV to make personal appll1 eati ,n for registration because of physical disability or absenre from the Township, City or Village in which hit legal retidenctii located, may be registered prior to the dote of registration before any election or primary election by Mcnrinf fro thtClerk of the Township, City or Village in which it located hit legal residence, duplicate registration cards and txteutinff lai duplicate the registration affidavit before a notary pablk orI othfr officer legally authorized to administer oaths and returning such registration card to the Clerk of tht Township, City or Village be for tht dost of office hoars on tht last day of regittritioO prior to any election or primary election Tht noUrr public or other officer administering tht oath shall tin hit nun ttht line for tht signature fh registration offletr tad dtftfnatt hit titleUnregistered Person Not Entitled To VoteSEC 491 Tht Inspector of tloettoB at ay tltc m or arlmiry election In this Statt, or In any District, Covatf Townthlp,CHy or Villas thtrtoft shall not retire tht rott of ny portorn whose name if not registered in the rtfrtstratioB book of taoTownship, Ward or Precrntt in whkk he offers to oto As fit Med under Act 116, P A 1954Transfer of Registration Application, ThatSEC Sot Any registered elector may upon cnangt t roaV within tht Cly cane his respiration to travsfcToA tt dd b di h Clk i tl iJmitnee ithin the Cly cante his retMiration to trrsfcTtA t hit new address by tending to the Clerk a sir reowtt, aUtof hb pxdscnt aoMets, ike da e lt acved thereto ami the rdfrea frrn whrh he was last registered, or by sppl ing i perMtfcert precHif vny rctn or Mfimary lett K f 7v vV ,, CUSTOM FREFZER iWT BltiMESS PROFLWOKALCOUNTERTOP FRFEZER HOLDS i unierhigh,Earningwi,,i wifh color interior riff d special cotn paiiVif and 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from Detroit toPigeon Sunday Cliffod VanHom and wife are spending a week in CnrnviMrs lola Hall attended a 4LB clothing meeting at Howell last WedaesdayDonnie Baughn and Larry Vanambrook attended the DeMolayinstallation in Ann Arbor last wefcrMesdames Beulah anld June Henfd vistied the Dr James Nash fam ily in Coldwater last WednesdayThe Norman Millers famjjy, theClaude Swarthout and HaroldSwarthoutst are at Lovells this wekThe Fred Reads were In GrandRapids this weekThe Larry LobdeUs brought theirbaby home from the hospital lastweekf W F Close and wife spent last t week tn the upper peninsula Mrs VanNorman of SanduskyOhio,I and the Gilbert Skinners attends J the MichCalifornia game at AnnI Arbor SaturdayMrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldonv ere in Marshall Sunday Cal llT AEtiMlfRitterTV Service pCUP 5641 125 Webster t I pfc olX O WTFRDCNDJ i ABOCN D PIKCK I A m No w Sae Bcywtaiesiv ee w aa d Use d Car s fo r th eCLOS E CHEVROLE T SALS Undet t Jtfieh BespeetfuU yBARREL M BAKE RLAKELAN D 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 01, 1958 Description An account of the resource October 01, 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 1958-10-01 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5b443fd24d0f6f9c41337f3413ed8343.pdf 8bfd84e3b6b7ff6809cf32addb12baa1 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. 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THE PIRCKNEY DISPA3TCH Wednesday October 8, 1958a sigh etf against ith rora tiie schools can hev0i as the lawSjdSan vhere two thirds oftoschools On cX yea vjL vTo get tLiaid the legislature mwtgive Us approval and PV h must be matched 5050 by on tethe biggestt battlesover compulsory BibleIt strengteos science mathmeUcsand, foreign language courses in el, readfing in the schools It also provides laboratory equpment 515,477 is provided for vocft ional training and 50,000 for statistics service The Michigan Muncipal League hasendorsed the constitutional convent tion and the Republican conventionathough many are still fearful theapportionment system which gives iVxural districts control might be chang ed Odly there is no organized camJPigif ior ,, The probate judges of MichiganJhave appealed to the governor to use thipty beds in TB hospitals for cases Th governor has called report on this Governor Williams Don Hayworthand the county candidates visited iloetebridge last Tuesday The Finkbinder Lumber CoChelsea was broken into last and 300 in cash and checks taken at25 billfolds and pursesen from ftigh School AthteksPinckney absorbed one of torstbbeatings of her career Fvff nigh when Dexter beat her 44 e 0, The did not do so bad the first haiiCLUBThe Young Repican Club metSept 29 at the Cwfopy hotelBrigh ton, John LutZj regional director ofAnn Arbor explained the purpose of the cjlub and invited them to a workshop at Ann Arbor Oct 11 No officers were elected Dr L E May was present andinvited them to help on the big BagwellDay Oci 4 by joining the calvacade at Fowlerville andhim jKttoweU pinekneyHamnot vSke placenext meeting is Oct 13 at 8m,at Eagers restaurant, Howell, were stolthe locker room at Chelseah school during the recent Chel game Mrfind Mrs Don Roberts of Dexter at St oe hoaa son Michael AndrewMr and Mrs erd Emst of DetProbserved their 53rd wedding anniver ary last week Two Fowlerville boys are membersoi the University ofMichigan bandJoseph Cook and Dennis Kallick The Dexter village council has removed the cornices from all the store buildings there which were in danger J falling Douglas Parmenter and son Davd 13 of Brighton were hurt last week jp an auto accident at U16 andMilford Road They were taken to McPherson hospital and DavioVfcfci o University hospital, vj Married at the Church of God onr mcknoyHowell Road Sept 27 byRev Hancock Shirley Battie and Arthur Mitchell of Brighton Carolyn Sowers, daughter of Mrand Mrs Car Sowerst of Riverside , as married to Paul Radek ofJiark Lake Sept 27 at St Pauls Luth ran Church Brighton Mrs Charles Baker of Riversidejave a shower for Carolyn Sowerslast week The Byerly Chain Food Stores hav9been sold IQ Eberhard Foods Inc ofGrand Rapids A marriage license bas been issuedo Raymond VVegener21Pinckney adNatalie Wetzke 16 Lakeland The engagemejtf of Alice Schendendaughter of Dr and Mrs A J Schn den ff Pinckney to Richard Brovn ,f Detroit is announced She leached uti Wfffrenv w The folowi SQI conservatltrnccmi has been named in Put township Louis Stackable chDwigM Wegener vice ch John Burgreg, lac Sain DeLapu, 1st alt BertWylio 2nd altJames Lewis of Rickett Hd Brighton, v slashed with a knife by an ilant State police arrested taTO did not d obut went to pieces the 2nd half wii jDexter scoring almost ajt will, Tack, Mri, Gustaveling and blocking were noftrflfstnt to Raymond Weger, of MiSthe Pinckney team, 6o t iyDexter playerss wer tackiB 3d bjttnttho or 4i enioute to touchdownable to shake off their twere well coached and u aim with telling effectJerry Ream who raa the U field to score,, had running 2 or 3 feet behind, the way who refued toor a flying tackle, Dextermostly line plays the first hi r passes the last halffullyl , Aided by penalties and laaBellepunting Pinckney shoved Deleter be Married at Stf Paul1 LuturanChurch, airburf at 4 p m Oct Witzke, daughter oi Mr nWiizke ui Lakeland tadMrs Dvkigiu Wegener ofKev Close officiating Mi of the Pinckney school wasand Mrs Eloyse Campbell Thy brides drss was powuor fur iiini amoffaille with whitetff the j hat, She carried a bouquet otDlaver Her sister Mrs Shirley ir was matron of honor and Inn1 nAl Murninghaia, bbest man The reception was fit thehome where refinements were and German songs sung The ar living in u house iailtr1 Dwight Wegendr home here, bradrandal iiothe onhind their own goal line the 4hbat Reame got loose on and ran the ball down 20 from wnereon a pass, There were bright spots GoLaBclHes punting was very good,Williams and Dennie Clark made some nice gains and Don Clark made a Jotoi tackles but Lhe team hasdination doesnt pjay toeethjtffc Itrebuilding and has but it r juniors, 10 sophrcn Dexter hag ilNext Friday Pinckney aysRoysvijle and thefollow ing Ijariland BoLfe are 230 games, Stocxbridge is here Oct 31, The highschool band lhe APPLES XATtKES OiSCfruGLKindergarten Mildred ParksKris Xnippeis dad is bulling a m Miuock woni to theKruuse saw a Wvis Chamvs dad sold theirnew liousevKeiser iuii visiicdahis nihwvi1 oiii IIojx iiarm,iandra Josephsons dadg house, Duvid Ycuo,iarv A a1 iiUoa to wait for the bus in, Barbara 1 tiie Ciylr pjvngher tiiiti wuifkivisiiA iivV t1 i lrk hisana hrnJ 1dtlka s,ya 1igo squash Dubara Amr idi U I 1tji and Gocirge tills week, Kathi yn Posula hada raFeeling tense, II ad IKIIV I iytions on edge Then eat a couple of apples evtxyday Michigan Scite luvursity resQ h thai uptime nay bo one ofbasi traiuuiilizers, Tley Mj dog asa f hud i,i,nvLuuia relLemmwsyhat students dav have fe who ii twond ja jori I ohurl a varerryupsets limn 1,0And this by aatatPinckneyI E, T, SingerL T Morgan I G, Berry Center L G l CotesLaBelleKennedy , bexterDunlavey pntialll to 1that those who eat apples have fe h4n ivrse, aribritic nilTiieMitsjppo,r respiratory difuTyitiedjiHnrold Tukey head of the dept Hortiu1 ure tic iia, n, trialsKJO slvdents for the last 3 years Tuk1 ajd his staff hope to deop inlcrmaUo wlii,vn an ue u riake bettor iiiar,cts for applesneed foriiOt CarrelThe Big Atkip iand General Motors rvat that ttefvorking on small cars but win be o the market foral years as it wil take that long Vvoik out the designs Georg Rnmntyoi American Motors spys al ot foreigi cars wil increase 50 U 1L59 but then the saes will onlyiri of the total cars sold Inquarters modern cars are running into trouble In St LouisMo, a parkvg lut company will not park Cadillac ars, They claim that with thtir ULrteased width and adornments tb up too muc space, Tayi he siiine restrictions may apply too hev cars if they show similar charA sujjerjor court n California nat,oppd the American Legion therefi om cliurtoring an AJ1 White 40 ft ppsi lie advised them to read theConstitution In federal court in De troit an injunction ha ben issaedagainst a University of Michigan uuterixUy which limited iU lsrp to white people enjyann ofVj bt jVl Wil1Bell explora basi for liia ing on eye a Another lack luvah aM ReaiaeSnyder DexterGregory pinckney HowelJon Howell radio station 12 hour 1020 A M1100 to 12 04 Lake , iwill hav lunch there CIVii DEFENSE DRILLOn Sunday Oct 12 from 2 t 4 pyri,he civil defense personal of the ounty, according to Milton Conine,civil defense director will participate n a drill similar to those held inTornado areas Red Crosg workers,fire chiefs, medical directorsmayots rnd supervisors will lake part Theobject to to handle messages for help ih case of disaster, also suppiles ondequipment, The Wayne Race Track portablebroadcasting truck has been secured and will be set up on the courthouse lawn at HowclU to communicatewith the portable stations to be set up up in the fire halls at Fowlerville,Pinckjney Brighton Hamburg andHartland, These stations will send disaster messsages to Howell, Ttisis for communication only and no s or equipment will be nnndThe public is invited to visitthor fire station and see the of the effort DexterDexter Ey, BL, IK H Willliamsy, B, Don Clark Yds rushingPinkney 54,lit Completed Pinckney 3408, passes Pinckney 125, first downs Pinckney 2, 10, Punting average Pinckney 56Dexter 41, Penalties Pinckney Dexter 60 Paul Bagwelll Republican candidatefor governor scheduled to speak be tween halves did not show up althrothe county chairman and others werehere awaiting hiri Ho was at Howjji1 5 p m where he was met by the high school band and escorted to the Family Restaurant for lunch Aftergreeting the ons there left, He gotthe Hamburg fish fry at 900 but djdnot make his 900 appointment at Brighton t Cancer Research inofiiu eNew York uuy 3Lirrr ulif and his hike in tho wr iiad a baby rr,, has rrmnry bjrd,Pattyiaicufr, atd Lattra WhiLJey vis I heir cousins Fvt CJiatle, iIrs Roockeirts Cu lifts ti wes in an accident in Chicago Fifry RUSM1 IS ali or an illness V,, made cUTeny Cuitafson who is in Univ y oiitl Katfiy Mooro hag at doll LyL1 Anr Hcndes dad fisliig, Dcbby Marshalls dad Goer hunting Nancy ILias Miko lveniinlx ilstvor Kioser and row have Jula hoops, Ji vrful1 rs Aivi1 Soc of State Hare discloses thatthr ale of auto license plates in 195S decreased 59,800 Th sales warH387,r90 compared to 3453402 ill1U57 He also said the birth rate was down 29000 We doubt that this applies to this areaKar MIlovnd that extra X e apnjes slowed 1 down te growth of aninnl tumors We njed lo investigate furtlier intiiis direction lOu Ann Arbr SliaronfjXk of bird KinR Kftn a rotien v It o nilsaw at0 anDarin cutiBIGM SCHOOt FOOTBALL OAMS Oct 3 Dexter here 90 10BoysvHU thrt 280 Oct 17 Hartland thr 280Ost 24 MftachtMir re 739 Oct Sj ttockbridge hre 730 Noyt 5outh Lyoft hr 73d REGULAR COMMUNICATION Ofctober 20 F,C Practise 8 p mOcobr 35 Special session 8 p nrExamination October 29,, 8 p m 7th , Districtmeeting at Ann Arbor October d0 iky to Lewistownwork MM Degre Phonesecretary for reservations FranK Zeigler W M APPLES APPLES , , ftCLEAN AND GRADED FRUITWgneis for Winter the Best Keepers CRANE ORCHARD 4880 West M36, PinckneyPhone UPtown O356 FOOTBALL SCORESManchester 20, Boysvilje 2 SoutiiLyon 45, Hartland 6 Flint Central32, Ann Arbor 7 Lansing Resurr ection 27, Howell 0 Brighton 14,Holly 13 Milan 47, Saline 18Lincoln 27, Chejsea 6Univ2rsity 38,Flat Rock0 Roosevelt 13 Dundee 0 Dewitt 14,Laingsberg 6 Elsie 45, Boys Vocat ional 7 Fowerville 7, Perry 6Fenton 19, Mandevie 14 Linden i3, Montrose 19 Stockbricige 18, Leslie7 Webberville 39, Ortonvile 0 Williamston 24 Dansville 13New LothroP21, Byron 0Ito PINCKNEY PEGSThe Pinckney Extension Group meet with Mrs Ralph Hall onM36E Monday October 13 at 800 P rnOPEN HOUSE WCKETT SCHOOLfho Rickett School for RetardedJ Children will hold open house Oct, 19 from to 5 p, m The public is in vitedNEWSNew books are Dennis Around theWorM with Aunt Mame, Heyerdahl, AKu Aku, Seifert,, Destiny in Dalle Best of Everything,paps, wile, Baa Baa Black Sheep,for girU Htll, Three Stars for StarIsand, for boys Cripson, Old Yaller, Froffrnen MRS MABf HOB0ATHMrt Mary Hordath, 62, died at Detroit Wednesday The body wtt brought here Friday for burial to the Pinckney Cemetery The deceaftd wi a sister of the late John Betk arid Mrs Martin Markos Survthtg are her husband, John Hordath and 2 HUSBANDSHusbands again its time toyour wife a break and have break fast at Ma Dallers on WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 15TH730 a m to 100 p m Wives come any time Everybody welcomeSponsored by Livingston County Republican Womens Club Pancakernd sausages bacon and eggs coffee and toast 212 East Main SitCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my relatives andfriends who so kindly remembered ne with plants, flowers and cardsduring my stay at McPherson hospitat and on my return home AlsoMay and the nursing staff Mrs, Fosssie Chambersegular meeting of PiroKne Cv M5 OES at Masonic temp Octat 8 p mJUectfon W BGNMAGE BAJKE SALEOctober ll at St Marysschool haj 900 a ra to 100 p mSponsored by St Judges Guild,Born to Theodore WUpiapw and CHICKEN DINNER OCTChicken Dimmer and Fair t thSATURDAY, OCTOBEB 11 736 d Mrs Heaton 4th and 5thArthur Reinvr iH r ining lo Mmchest ra Peggie Meredith is i k fom Foster schoo, Willow ManEonnif Wyle wrv, i as olrlie Hole3mb visited his grandp Aikansas a vel Saraii Gtibher toe badly on glass, Jack Ilns snd his Unte jjickod up cidr nppJcs, Patsy Penderast, Naruy Viidg, Tanya Hoib ad Donald Hf lli rrbroughi in maps t lniicd Sin showing the various ereva ions Fifth Grade Ifrs Rone MillerSpelUing bee winners on 5th gradowords were Walter Kaiser Haioirl trum, Arthur Potter, Joyce KingjSusan Craig, Judy Boruvsky and in nie Devine Winners in speiirig de were Fred Twitcho, LindiShirey Harold JsirumLynda Gl rt sun Sharon Fiollk, Su an Cra ,Judy Borowsky Ljida VfinBioricivu Kahy Singer Linda Wylie and DianHall, Lynda Gilbertson got 100 oo in arithmetic multiplication drill,Linda Shirey, Jim Douglas misled 1 Lo 5 We have reference books fromMichigan state, library and are work iug on a Michigan unit, Wo are go ing on a hike Friday for science tostudy leaves birds and animal track and above all cooperation,Sixh Grade, Mrs, TaschWe are recitingparts of the poemHiawatha, Some of us know ourprts now, In arithmetic we are wor inp on fractions, Friday we finishour units on Australia, W are relat ing stories we have read Sixth and Seventh, Mrs MeyerLarry Bierwajd and Roger Eonnorwent duck hunting Donna Kessler,Janet Sanders and Robert Darrow saw the film Going S,eady,KarertKing stayed with Judy Haines Satur day night, George Colone ran into athorn bush picking chestnuts, FrankWilson went to the Detroit clinicFriday, Frank Schafer and family visited relatives in Fowlorville, Anaunt and uncle from Flint visitedhim Sunday Bonnie Bond is bacic inschool after an illness, Jim Boc brought, us an inseiL eating plantC8ljld th Pitcher plant Mrs, ClarJcgave us a lecture on the PassionFloww,Sevtnth Grade, Mrs Carrare doing units on the nearW had a spelling bee Mosto them wnt down on the word ace eel era te We are outlining the 2ndand 3rd chapters in history, cuirhaait doll and1at elfva oi IK at, ring lursel,Garyi, MirhijiU City, Isolde Freiisslii1 a irost al fie r 1 ijcl KiVx, a Mi KUMDavul MirhinJs y, n ihc ha r,u,c hcrncJa kio MaiIr 1 H new b d Karen ,,tramsD Svrthiu1 has a Govs Faubus of Arkansas and AI,nd of Virginia still continue to diy the supreme court integration edictbut there are indications they hav bntked into a ,blind dead end Tne eoiirt ruled that publicvnrot be leased for1 private v schDnN and that privatemusi be disintegrated as wall as public ones They added thati vvhich is a subterfuge to court decision will be totertrv Faubtfs is now talking of building for private whitesihjois He says the negroes willhave to finance their own schoolsHe says the supreme court decision is un nsijuiicnal How funny canif rrei As it is the highest court inDie land therojs no court to rule It Gov Faubus should read history IT would find that the civil war was funrlt fVr federal rights vs state1 hi and that the surrender ot Gen o Con, Grant at ApppotomaxHouse made federal rights suLreago I Oothali suu,new cloth , fiad lias a Ronnie Horisov, TilINSVIOvfnt to iXMrojt Sunday Mike Shedon lias a baby pi W I1 a r, Iui, Mi hael Iily, f Vi vFrank lhm went to Billy Singers I arty Icry Gminev kn rvrMjnirh and will make a jackolantem David Wludiiyka iiad a birthday lyA,i Gloria ivjikovp iad or, Thuray, nckio Ilouon Wonl to a movie Sun day BAy Dvn has new neighborsfrom Detroit,Third Grade ,Mrs, HenryVe ilrink Mrs Juluvson for the ajpole ihe loared u for s ifnoe Wehave the bulletin board tms wee iov ur hall Ricky Wilson was in Toledo Sunday where hjs fatnv vp in the auto races, Becky Read saw3 der Sunday Bruce Gyde helped wit liveZTZ Dvnr aoubct S3tt P m fat the Dyer aptsuci, , Allr 125, eUldren 75c and 50c Born to Louis Rogers and wife ofM3CW Oct, 5 a glrC is father plant tree Wes Scotlscousin visited him, Third Grade June DarrowWe elected Eddie Cologne to thestudent council, Susan Baughn salternate, Our seeds have all sp1,ed and are growing Becky Henry saw her dad off at the airport, He goes to Guam for 2 months, EddieColone took a hike in his grandfathers woods Dean Gardner had com pany Sunday, Linda Whitley helpedher grandmother at the cottage,Mai y Bladeshas a new horse named WhUey Princess Lynn Stone spent theweek eJd Emily Miller, Penny Reynolds has a new black purse andwallet Rody Wldmayer visited theChrysler Proving Grounds where his father works Sunday Fourth Grade Mrs CampbellThe Red Reading Book Group fnised the first unit of storiesWetook a test Tim Sprout and Karen Kaiser were perfect We haveen a tree near our home to We will Nst eaciKthflng we see hapFn to ft each month of the school year, pi geography we, are studyingthe seasons The boyr hrve aselC cntrol chart on wMeh theylist a for each dayft self control, are making on Mivc brinks cropped up in the Forosu nffjiir last week when Secre ry Dulles and President Eisenwrr suddenly shifted their stand iHes said if a satisfactory ceaseij could be obtained from Rdhinn be would agree to demilita the inlandThe president affirmedi si and nd paid he had never been favor of fortifying th9 islandsthis mario Geti Chang very madHe yad ha had been double crossed nr would never give up the islands did odd he has no intention of Jninc ho mainland but will waitfor a revolution to overthrow the Com sTMrgs are getting desperaton Qucmoy Red MIGS attacked a itc,nRlf,t plane convoy with food d ammuniton last week and shotYw so no of them It was revealed tvosk that of the letters receivedal VVa hingon 80 were againstholding Quemoy We wonder if thisfigured in the shift of policyThe Brfghon Argus had an rth,8on, sportsmanship last wtk ThVayneOakland League te which they belong has an award for goodsportsmanship and Brighton alwaysfinishes last in this The reason is a bunch of alumni persist in booingthe team when they lose or gt bthlod i this has resulted in them btiqgelasssd as poor sportg There wai na booing in the PincknyDexUr garn but it could stPinctaiey is Ufd togood teams and this year they art tfo for a poor season There ar only 4seniors on th team and the juniori sw little adion las year A numlgrof freshmen win no experitaoa tregulars this year Their poor ad e th e alumn is limite d a s Supt duiies instea d o f toing crlttaa jdon t th e forme r ttar s com thel p wit h th e coaching , Tk tDoyl e use d t o ge t he pme r stars RAINBO WCar d part y a tAyOnoe 1 1 VJ T s pleniy ofte iw e GET IT HOT GET A LOT for load after load of the cleanest whitestlaundry everAnd washday or any day, you can be confident that an electric waterheater, plus Edisons Super Supply Plan, will provide hot water for allother family needs, tooHeres the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT GET A LOTfar an operating cost as low as 388 per monthelectric water heaters give you all these Important advantagesEfficientthe heat goes into thewaterIfistafl anywhereneed not benear a chimneyLort lifemeet Edisons rigid rdsAutomaticall the time x Fastnew, more efficient heatingunitsx Outer shellcool to the touch all overx Edison maintains electrical parts without chargex Safecleanquietmodero Pinckney bank wip b married Oet,tt dna Louise Staley of Oak Orov The Masons and tars have purehad new King plan of Mr Matterof Gregory , M Floyd Reason has erected a largeBarr Granite monument on his lotSt Marys Cemetery Hoyt Bros have installed a nwAmerican lead grmder in the mill George Hassencahl is working atth county farm Dogs killed a number of sheep forEd Hoisel last week The postoffice at Whitmore Lakewas blowa Wednesday night Theygot away with 100 Jennie Blades is teaching at SoliKarl Aseltine broke his leg itdinghorseback, Glenn Gardner was in Davion ldJtweek to see about instaUUng a lightplant The Democrat held a rally at the opera house Wednesday night AlvaCummmings Lansing candidate orcvngress spoke Also WE Robb forprosecutor James Stackable for reg ister Leo Monks for examiner C V,VanWinkje was master of ceremoniesNotes of 25 Years Agofiance dealer DETROIT EDISOIM SERVES SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN Pinckney high school beatland 13to 0 Bill Drown and Bob made the touchdowns and Jack DIlloway the extra point The Wilson sailboat tjppd over onPortage lake Wednesday throwing Lucius and the Ribej boys into the lake, Mrs Wilson heard their cries andsent Maurice Kelly after them but hecoud not start the launch and someone else did the rescue act, Tel Bourbonnaig jr and StanleyHolmes have gone to the Chicago Fair The board of commerce hold a pavment dance Thursday with the Dalke rchestra The pirzes are a change ofoil by Lee Lavey hot water bottle byFloyd Weeks and haircut and shaveby M E DarrowHarry Cooper known as RailroadJack who toured the state for years Saving dates and answering questionswas found dead in a motel at Cold water He was pennniless Rev, FrCarey of Ann Arbor a life long friend,wijl bury him,First National Bank of Brighton hasgene into receivership, Walter Knapp 13 receiver,Lloyd Teeple of Howell waa married IIS V13 , iARE YOUR IMPORTANTPAPERS AN VALUABLESREALLY SAFIPROCESSING SUGAR BEETS Truly s Michigan industry Thi sugar factory wiH produce 70,000,000 potinds ofMkgaa Made Pure Sugar in 1958Grown hy Mkhigtt tanner, processed by Michigan labor in Michigan factories for Michigto coniumenDiscover the natural beauty of Michigan enjoy the natural goodness of Michigan brewed beergan jjrewers Association350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, Michigan Fm Full Color Reproduction wtoMe for framingMai upon requtMichigan B be old fashioned in thinking that youri of value are safe because tky are Icekedaway ac home To be i tally sure f tkir safety,place them in a safe dep wit box kare Then, your valuable and important papers are protectedqpainst Ioas, theft and le 9rop in to our bankoop and rent yur safe deposit box The cost h lowBliState Bank PinckneyMnetyTu Year of Safe BanktnAcconntaUf t hlUMBsDouble Feature Fritey, Saluctey October 1, 11Fritey, lyRandolph Scott and John Carrel THE 8AG OF BEMPDECIISON AT SUNDOWNadTHE CARELESS YEARStStockweM and Natalie TmndUSun, Mon, Tueat, Oet, 12, 18, 14 What Lola wants Lola getsGeorge Huntertanley Sweeney TabHunter, tiwen Vardoiti Ray Walton DAM YANKEES4m Technicolor Xews Rory Cmlhoun and Berety GwUttdmiTHUNDER ROADKobrt Uitohnm and Gathru Wed,, Oet, 12 Urn IBTHE PROUD REBELAlan Ladd and Olivia dHsvilstdiWed thru FrL, Oct 15 thru 18 The giants who tamed th wUderneMGregory Peek Jen Simmons, CarrolBaker, Charlton Heaton, Burl lvetJTHE BIG COUNTRY CHINA 4OLLin OiLinda Wyli gave BaJajna party Friday night nx her birthday for I3 K18 They stayed aJT night Cartoon and Late NewsMKLLBIU FLOWtKSSAY IT witk FLOWERSPHONE 384 rtOWiiLL iNO HUNTING AND i,0 TRESFASSWUSK5NS ON SALE AT DISPATCH OFFICE 11X1 INCHES 10 Cents EachCn Ghd Brndng Co Noting Brewing Co of Michigan Pfnffer BKWUC C,, Sebwaing Brewing Q Th 9b rf 9th district Viola Peters leads the ChHMaa En javor Sunday night The Misses Livingston Lodge has a big nightJjrvI at the Sigler and Martin will stag A duet 18 LoA W ftt 730 Howell M Miss Lola Moran, a golo and the male quar Lodga nUn ths EA degreeltennett utte selection Rev Oate will talk ll foHlwed by th MM degree,Btown will Eugene Marks has beta nominated The Bennett loe houses at for UU aaaajg by tti mnstnriH ton flaltfttar 2 Wax PairCohail to Marion Cook of Shaw0od Oet 7Dtxter lost th la game hi the1seriei to the Ann Arbor Moose Sunday 5 to 2, Durwood N vack pitchedfor them and Rod Hughg for the Mooset,Sophmore clasg officers are Pre,Margaret CuJett Vic Pres RiHQinton See, Janis Cairertt Richardson,Rv Morgan Harris r The Fowlarville Fair was lastIn the baQ gomM Dorand beat South Lyon and United Oil of Lansing beat FowltiviUt 4 to 0 Tlwy hadCook a Detroit Tigtr recruit in thebflti, Andy Mossanger, ojd Clevelandstaf phehed for FowUnrffle They alse had Cutfe ibina of Detroit TigersSnabargDietich Lansing beat theHowell Dairy bat lost to DurandThe U Oils boat Zyand for th, Utle Roche, driving Diamond Dtwey wen the the James Roci Metrtor ial RaceGuy Michael, f Pteakaaj Wajrrt4 to Mm foaajia of Detrt e Jumor 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Hi parents live on the Augur Taylor farm,Lloyd VanBlaricum and wifeBillBaughn and wife and Cliff Milder and wife attended the auto show in Detroit Friday uight JMrs Helen VanBlaricum entertained a large number at her hoxue Fri da night honoring MrsDolly Baughnon her 16th birthday A JI Am Now Sale BepreseaUtiveDon Winger PHS 58 ,a frahman New and Lsed Cars for theat Olivet college is sports director of the college radio station WSBD andhas a 10 minutte program every day Monday thru Friday H also does aplay by play of the college garns away from home Besides this he is ,public address annnouncer for both Olivet high school and the collage jlaind staitican, C J Clinton and wife MesdamesFlorence AtLee and Irene Jack fraildinner at Schulers Marshall SundayMr and Mrs Ona Campbell calledon Mre Kale Jedeie in Arm Arbor Sunday and On Miss Beryl McPecKat St Joe hospital Virginia Schwartz of Wawatauspent last week with Letter McAfees Mrs EJlcn MtAfee was in Aon Arbor Monday Linda Gargolia and Bill Corrjna of jDetroit called on the Lester McAfeesi The Harold Radys and HarojaRiopells wQre called to Birmingham Monday by the death of Mesdanits Radys and Riopells mother Mrs Ed Gunn ,j The lire engine was calld to Silver1 Lake at 4 a m, Sunday where a cot age belonging to Jerry Crkused as a store house burned iiff BUHNESS PROFESSIONAL CORNSHOMEBOB CML a tritlor LLUIDLSVFYr SALESLinden MichRespectfullyDARREL M EAKER LAKELAND MICH,Residence Phone AC 74952 HAULINGWKLV TRIPS TO DETROITmost up 6 a s 41NMttXSTlephone Office814by Can AgeocjCOMPSJSTH INSUIcANdt 6OW AGMHah R, Carr I 4 2 MtU STKnctoey, Mfch Phon UP tTBERi REAL ESTATEH, Iims Lakt PBusmeaa Opportunitiest Yovr Propertrl witiSALB3UP S 8146 sraciiurYWorthPRONE DP 81166Dr H R Holmqubt Mary WalterAH ListingThrough Saturday11 tz 3 id S to 7and by Appointment AC 7293100 West Grand BRIGHTON of Real WantedMain Office HA 68188 at 7421 Pos tage Lake Road, near N TwrttortK f32 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNFHenry Krahn, Salesman UP8313CIBottle 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home over Sunday, Mrs Janet Shehan ia a patient atSt Joe hospital Ann ArborGeorge VanNorman was in Detroit last week Last Thursday the George Vaiuinans called on Annette White at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Mrs Whiteis home now but her baby has to slay until it weighs 5 lbs Sunday visitors of Mrs LouiseShehan were Mrs Marie Bauer and children of Webberville and Don3armack and wife, of Detroit The Don Burns family entertainedSunday Ray Burns and wife and D irt the D, Conklins of Grand Rapids, jthe Ken Frys and Jack Youngs Mrs Jeanette McDonnell of Howcalled on the Clifford VanHorns last week , Win Baughn and wife and CUXfMiller and wife spent last week at Lovejllt Mrs Thresa Ooyle and th JamesCharbonneaus were Sundayguests of the Don Charbonneaui, The Lee Farnhams of Detroitcalled on the Olin Robinson Son WANTEDPainting and interior decorating 25 years experine Willfv fre estimatesM, A Link 8798 Lkeview DriveRush Lake, Fhonc UP 8 5570 FOR SALE Picture frames coffeand end tables custom 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 08, 1958 Description An account of the resource October 08, 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 1958-10-08 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/cb3756aefe3fd57e83646aa434294aa9.pdf 7079c7ba72794ce9e4894d53da5c332f 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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raisin gd i l ete r o nonl y hal f completed S60000 t o buil d a socia l cente r o nTh e school s in th e stat e ar e al l lea v j th e church ,il y in deb t an d hav e bee n force d j Gov Menne n William s wil l mak et o borro w mone y from banks Th e a sW ing throug h Washtena w count ystat e guarantee d the m 19 0 pe r pupi l j Oct 8 A t An n Arbo r 4 to 6 p m and doe s no t hav 9 the money , Fo r T he Arcdioces e o f Detroi t is con th e pas t tw o year s th legislatur e ha g ductin g a censu s o f al l Catholic s indeclare d a moratoriu m o n ne w build a j thi s area an d th eings Thi s i s electio n yea rcandidate s ar e blamin g eac h othe ran d promisin g t o rectif y everythin gi f elected Thes e promise s ar e usuall yforgotte n alte r electio nGov William s an d PtUr i Bagwel lThe Howel l Senior s mad e 6,17 1 o nthei r magazin e sale s Th e Howel l Electri c Motor s fete d7 0 vetera n employee s a t th e HoWel lcountr y clu b las t week Parke r Tooley forme r Howel lar e stil l debatin g a s t o whethe r th e semipr o bal l player , die d a t Lan Oov VWliam s takin g th e 195 8 Indu s sin g las t w eek H e wa s a brothe r o ftria l Revie w figure s say s th e stat e Ber t Toole y wh o onc e playe d fo rts gaine d ove r 120 0 ne w industries Brookly n in te Nationalh leaguBagwell says the Revew is not up to elate and says the state has lost ver00 industries One he listed as lostthrough is the BrownMcClaren plantut Hamburg which is still operating Adahruith Aibertine VanNessEsther Eleanor CloughMartha Emma BoyiElecta Dorothy WinslowWarder Cassie TomaikSentinel Cliff MilterFlag Bearers American Viola MasseyChristian Ann BakerO, E S Marie MurrayHonor Points Adah Nora SproutRuth Bemice BakerEsther Susie BeeminMartha Marion ScottElecta Pearl MadsenAuxilary OfficersAsst Marshall Beuah BaumgartneiAsst, Organist Fem ReasonAssst Warder Ann Umstead Instructress Sadie MoranPrompter Roberta Amburgey Page Luella KetchumChoir Mary Boyd, Esther Hall, VirginiaVanNorman Mae Byran, BarbaraCjucky Bert Bryav Jim MoranJim Boyd WHEREAS, th Honorable Gyennen Williams Governnr of the State of Michigan, will visit our vilLOge on Saturday morning, October2, 1958, and VVHEREAS, our Democratic GovernnJent is based on a strong twopartysystem and VHEREAS, the citizens of ourage and the State of Michigan 1 decide on the people they want to a beach bull, Patrun their government NOW THEREFORE I, StanleyDinkel, President of the Village ofPinckney, do hereby designate Satur day, October 18 1958 as Governorfe, Mennen Williams Day in the Visage of Ptnekneyf I calll upon all citizens to extend warm Pinckney welcome to th,Governor of our State, and I urge ali ojar people to become acquainted withthe candidates and issues so that a informed electorate can cast an in idgent ballot in the General Electionon November 4, 1958fatd October 4, 1958Stanley Dinkel, President of th Ullage of Pinckney s ork oVer lhc ley smashed herBiaikurns SQiUULKindeigartea Mildred Parka Gilbert saw a ciaer, BrianMciviil,ian dad went dter iiunum, Sasi Kellenberjjer i bau from IJlifispiial, Penny Guuchers dad wreK fi his car Kathy bwaitiioutrew boal un te iae iheiius 3 saw a deer enroute UGeorge iJtoltti bii thaay wasday Vaelrie Keiser ha soJie Penny Peitras Muru anet visited him,a nw neee ManyCai1 Oeskis dad shot a dera bow and arrow,Firbt Giiide Kathiyn ThuyerJerry Colone had a bin hdayday He took care ui iii aunt bauy iiecky Amtjurgey had eonipany SuiMadeline ltutn has a oUiiUJi Bowles itsned thcLaura LJeil was 6 years oiu Lovvll saw suiueAnn Muiie Reutisbirthday wiJluiuinei went toBruce Euler has been very il athis home at 614 Flint Road atBrighton but is now able to rcivvritors f The Howell Junior Chamber ofof Commerce registered new vet trs last weekZACH CHANDERThe Annnuafach Chandler banquet willl bbe held n the Lansing civc center ball room Thursday Oct16 at 630 p m The Republcans ofthis sermon are invltedCongressmanCharles Chamberlain is toastmastermd the speaker it CongressmanCharles Halleck of Indiana, Kepun ican assistant floor leader ,For dinner tickets phone Ingham Ccunty Republcan headquarters, Ivanhoe 7061RULED SUICIDEDr H V Fisher, medical exam jner has ruled that Edward McCom I sey came to his death by shooting hJmself He was staying with Msbrother , Norman His brother mdwife went away and they founa him dead on return at 1350 NorO lake Rd A 22 rifle with which he wasshot was found 25 ft away frim himGLENN HALL Hall 40, son of the late GuyuuA Tva Placeway Hal of Pinckneydied ot a heart attack Tuesday at Corvallis, Oregon, where he wasprincipal of th elementary schoolHe graduated from Pinckney nihin 1935 and attended the EasternMichigan College, University Micni gan and Oregon State He was unmarriedThis summer he was in MicMigan and called on ye editorSurviving are a sister, Mrs VelmeKnapp and 4 brothers, Stanley,James, Harland and Ralph Funeral arrangements are pendingAPPLES APPLESCLEAN AND GRADED FRUITWagners for Winter the Best Keepers CRANE ORCHARD4880 West M36, PinckneyPhone UPtown 49756 OPEN HOUSE RICKETT SCHOOL Th Rickett School for RetardedChildren will hold open house Oct, 19 from to 5 p, jn The public Is invitedBorn to Donald Gyde and wife Oct9 a boy Born to Vemon Helms and wifeOct 10 a girl Mr and Mrs Albert W Post of9840 Kress Road, Lakeland proudly announce the arrival of a baby girl Meredith Lynn, wt 8 s t StJoe hosptalf Ann Arbor Oct 8 MrPost taught in the elementary schoolhere last year Her husband is product evaluation engineer at the Chryaler Proving Grounds, Chelsea SATURDAYJerry Brry,, son ol Mr and MrsI red Berry of Portage Lake was marr ied Saturday morning at St Thorna, chur h, Ann Arbor to Mary Virginia cioi daughter fit th HonryGolden of Ann Arbor, Rev Robert Schlaf olficialing The lides, diess was floor lengtthsilk tafletf and atin, scoop neckne, iace applique motif msert,bouftskirt with satin swirl sweeping intoa chapel rain, head piece of seedpears that syep into an illusionlingerie veil Her flowers wtre whit ve and stepanotis centeredvth a while orchid,Mris Robeit Dover her sister wasmatron of honor Fred Berry, brotuei of the groom best manBridesmaids were MrsPat Philbn,and Janis Kenny of Dexter and MrsRon Gentner of Chelsea,Connie Dover was flower girl and Joe BayUs,Gordon Keogh and Arvie Golden ushers Reception was at the VFWhallBoth are graduat es of Dexterhigh school The groom attends Uniergity of Michigan, the bride is femployed by the McKenzie Insurancegeney They wiil live at 607 GottS1 , Ann Arbor,Fourth Grade Mrs CampbellWe have finished our spelling unitcheckup time test, Linda WegenerCarol Gyde, Michael Wiltshire, Ken dall Fischer, Melba Daniels, CindyHughes, Connie Reed,Jimmie BaughnJustin Sprout and Shirley Hollister had all words right, In our Weeklyreader test John Tasch and Pat Westtied for first with Linda Fritsch 2nd, Diana Mangus brought a rubijicactus to school her father found, Linda Cloug found a Darling Under wing moth which she brought forsciencetable, Tobby Shettelroebrought a cocoon made by a browi,boar caterpllar, John, White a salamander he found under a log,Sixth and Seventh Mrs MeyerThe 6th grade is doing yeast andmold experiments, Mary Cosgray and Kathy aShetttelroe are makinga Thanksgiving picture for the bulletin board,George Colone brought a baby milk snake to school,We are OES CALENDAROcf 14, 15, 15,Grand Chapter Oct 19 Officers practise 230 pm, Nov 1Installation at elementaryxohooi 8 p m Nov 12 Elastic party at Masonichall 730 p m Nov 21 Special initiationDec 5 Regular meeting ,GrandChapter, Woman to be present Dec 16 School of Instruction atIowell 730 p m Midge Miller, SecGrade, Mrs Can We are working on TV, radio, advertisements and flash bulleikta Karen Downing went to MichMirvjrgam Sharon Gallup went to Washing D C to see her brother, Dick McCarthy went duck hunting, TomAntaya visited Roy White Tom shot a tack, No school Thursday or Friday4 C9oant of teachers MASONIC CALENDAROctrber 20 FC Practise 8 p mOcober 21 Special session 8 p nExamination October 29,, 8 pm 7th Districtmeeting at Ann Arbor October 25 Go to Lewistown towork MM DegreePhone secretary for reservationsAbout 25 reservations are now in,More are expected We will stay incabins of lodge membersFrank Zeigler W M end ifinger, Putty ther veiledwent U vana birci hit ihe first Giade,Leon Blaai Siamese tat wusand had to nave studies taken KocJi sayed with nis g Saturday night, David Gehriiw car wreck,Betty xMjciiael vis ner ijrandmotther Nancy JoLicar vsas wrecked and they had to iiuitMrs JohnsonGlenn ifigtilU has a new jjg, LiidaIaim a kiUen ,Janice Gyde visiuu Lai Aunt Janet in i Curet CommentOne rror seems to ha erasedChivf JusflNfe Dthmer of Michiganirom the list of those elgibl for ap puintmern to th United SUttea Sptt Court When Jutice Reed waiie was ranked 2nd on theol elgibles Last week in a quick appointment President iappointed Potter Stuart, an Oho judge who was born in nfkhon, Mich, At ihe recent chiefusticet oonventiun in California liners was ctiairman of a commitwhich presented a resolution the recenit supreme courtThy one On Communism 1 but the resolution waaUe segixgauon uecUionIn the Jiegregation battles in thsouth all the couil decisions cjft iiJue to go steadily against the segHjyuiiuimis A i uling hai been handdown that public money and public u4fherss iaid by lux money cannotuc used to operate private schoolsior can they use public building,Thejuvernois ot Arkansas and Virgina iuw iay Uiey will reiit private buildings ami pay trie teachers with mon nuaed by doJiations and tuition, iuis wil bo a treiiieiidousijg It wiij also violate a courtIUL any suburiuge to nullify the iout dec I n in unconstitutionalFirst Grade ITS AndersonSharon Gray visited frienda SLOSE 4th STRAIGHT GAMEPinckney is stH without a victoryafter 4 games At Boysville Friday thfy go off tQ a flying start and ecored 19 points in the first 13 minutysonly to go to pieces the 2nd half and lose 27 to 19Pinckney was aided by 3 Boysvillefumbles, Gordy Hoyt scored a touchdown on a pass from Bob Williamsand Don Clark and Tom Kennedy scored on line plays Kennedy passedtp Hoyt for the extra point Thencame the 2nd half collapse No teamcan win without a good line and Pinckney has not got one yetNeither do they have a forward pass de fence Boysville gained 155 yds rushIng to Pincknsys 112, in passing theygained 175 yds to Pinkcneys 15 They mad 13 first downs and Pmckney 9Pinckneys team is green, Most ofthe juniors, sophmore and freshmen never played before or very littleThey have yet to master tackling andbJocking There is a lot of good matcria but it needs a lot of developing,They play Hartland there Friday,This is rated the weakest team in the league If Pinckney does not win i they will probably be victorjesg thisyear, , c FOOTBALL SCORES BrightonfowlerviflTeGregory PinckneyHowell on Howell radio station 12 hour n , 1220 PM 1240 PMy40 A M1020 A M1100 to 12v0BrightonHamburgthePolitical paities are deploringlack of interest in the presentpaign Senaor Potter held a m at Benton Harbor recently wherionly 9 people turned out The other communites report small attendanceIt was not thus in the old days I hve a dim recollection of the BrycnMcKinley campaign in 1896 at DexterThe speakers, candidates etc wiremet at the 630 p, m, train by aband, torchlight parade and led by a man on a white norse They par Rrandtnonei1, Mary Phnnmer went ivtLi i o DeWayiio Basui is gojto visi his rrandinother in Indiaa,Sharon Potters uncle is m hosjnwl, ial, ,nact Costuy hua a iiyv dn,,cort and hat Dor Moahoji is zv up north this week end Gary Boand luo biotiitTs wen Aor a iiikc ,un Jackie Makin went t iiDw,,Dean and his dog went lor ain a swamp iiurold Hrij,u rfcgic h aon Unl hi,Jeihikelay nev d football, Anuycai, Dennis fteaThird Grade June DDr Keljogg visited Emily MiiLraded from the depot to the businesss UQysection about half a mile away The prnnriparonts Sunday, Kddif Counleund a snake in a bov Muy lilKicii sif k Bcckj Kead flayed witi ief Tommy Ben etcandidates had dinner at the hotelThe program took place on a drayor platform outdoors, There was a clown who wisecracked, a negro quartette from Ypsilaniti and JimHarkins, an Ann Arbor entertainer sang After the sspeeches and introductions they visited the bars ard set uP free drinks, Box after box ofcigars was passed around, At oneoi the affairs there was a Goddessof Liberty float drawn by 20 horsesSome times there was a 5 gallonjug of whiskey with a tin cup attach ed, They knew how to get out thecrowds in the old days, I wonder ifthese things would work now Thenthere was no competition from autos, rdio, TV or picture shows,CONSLHVATI0N NOTififiMlihigas biggest water fowj hunti C groundi, Pointe Moijle, Monroe, i wanted by the state for th St, waterway widening3,Our boys lost th lootball game tto Mrs, Cares room,Larry Baughn wasabsent tlast week, Jim Bocfc and Charles Root went after pin oohtaSaturday, Dale Fritz went to the Ann ArborSexton game Friday Donna Ivenler wentwith her church groupfo Milford Saturday to a youth rally,Judy Reynolds went horse back rid ing at Mary Cosgrayv We want moreparent to join the parent club,Mrs PauUijf Richmond ftp otlr room mother m Cantrl of Ann ArborvMd us Friday, , gon ,Holt 35, Howelll 20 Stockbridge 26, Willliamston 0 Milan 26, Chelsea 0Lincoln 26, Roosevelt 6 Flat Rock26, Roosevelt 6 Manchester 26,Hartland 7 South Lyon 13, Dexter12 Byron 13, Flint Hoover 0putting up Halloween decorations, lett 41, Leslie 0, Boys Vocational 25Jackson Northeast 0 Northville 34,Mflford 6 Okemus 33, Fowlerville 0Mllford 6 Okemus 33, FowJervUl 0MARRIED OCfOBEb DrQ D Culver and wife of Stockbridge announce th marriage of their daughter Ruth, to VincentYoung Jr of Gregory which tookictober Awere married at the home living tchived for the any deer seasonTo date 132,491 camping permitstvvQ been issued in Michigan an in case of 36,2 over 1957, ThLr sharp Increase in the numbercaiwlfe In Lakes Huron and Mich If ha3 alarmed fishermen Theytin in from the ocean They resem bp herrrag but have no commercialvalue 1863 lbs have been taken this year, The shad gizzard also comet infrom the oosan but in small numb CTP u The 11,000 acre Porter Ranch onMissaukee and Roscommon countieswill be purchasd by the state lorSI 75,000 Huntre sjsji warned to stay away yeari od Sjiday Pam Kot A speIIthe week eu wilh fier gsaiKmotri1,Paul Jones went to Silver Lae PiixSunday,Pat Cialloways sjster s Mori lioni the hospitallThird Grade ,MrSf HenyRodney Darrrow and uicQ alrunwnt on hike looking for frogs,Marvin Ilowse will have the cist r motdIrom his arm tiiis week,Aay Leluntsaw 3 deer whie coming to hrr,,Erue Gyde has a new brother, named Donald, Becky Read went on a hike and saw a deer,Fifth Grade Mrs Rene MillerSpelling bee champs were fiobhieRooke, Joyce King, Linda Wylio,Arthur Potter, Lynda Gilbertsonl, Diane HalJ, Kathy Singer and Linda Curijs, Jenai Devine went up north andbrought us a sugar beet and leaves to make a displayAlan Burg alsomade a leaf display, Mike Carverwas multiplication drill championlast week Judy Geary, our secretary has been writing for information on our Michigan unit We are learning our tables for double multiplier cnton tests,We take a hike T schools have been discontinued Many ianiiies had no TVs ine governors aij making no provsjon to euiKaUt, negroesihey saya is up to tue negrogs themselvesli, would Uio seem unconstitutionalv lu Uruu Ue supreme Court has or i red Cincimiatu to rehire 7 negrouiiieis who were released when an11 negio schooj was closedWr do not like the attitude ofjiie oi h churches in tJe south On ,ekraiin Some of the hottest seg are ehuichmen At theojJl convention in Floricia just week u bank took place between segregationists tud antiejefeutiunists, A gi ecationigt declarod segregation is nt contrary to the ifciiuiijigs oi CtiiLsiianay, An antsegryatiunL HJLI u i an abominadoniutt failure of Chjistian love, in Arkii,r,, iiav CoAlig, a liapusi minister LiKuid 4 niKi uc , ijuH his church iJii Ifd the Deroit Free Press to renn K uiui J tJie late Malcolm ingt,v won aliW ho would probably lull hirf lai,orite story It related avouihurn coioJiel was drivn to church ry butuiuy by iiis nego coachman Inrit Samuel who was not allowedi tjie ciiuifli, OnL Sunday the col1 said 1 on bar Samuel you can vouio in iiw tuurch Samuel iri Never iVj ci that boss I justii ut iiere and communes with the , iit iiLin uajr iiy iaiu to meiJiivt itol bad abou not getting intiiai church Samuel Ise never been to get in it mahself In the Far East and Formosa thingse not improving The rebel premier n resigned after a monthday if the weather is good, Dennis Reynolds, Kim Wiman and LyndaGilbrtsoxi were the arithmeticdrill champions, We are doing checkdesign on graph paper Sixth Grade, Mrs, TaschWe finished our units on Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand One was 71 pages,We are now on tthe Vover againEnglish we m otUco Fighting continuesird asassiiation attempts were madeur troops scheduled to be with drawn this nmnili may stay there i Formosa things wer quit tnL v ivl due o a 7 day cease fire, ChangXai Ciiek was against it and said it wa, a trick to nlow Red China to rel4acu hur woroL guns with biggerones, But public opinion is strong forpeace and wo have withdrawn our ccmvoys Chang nas also withdrawn11,0XJ from Quemoyf mostly teachersand civilians He has denounced thwoacow peace talks but as he la da pendent on us for food and ammunion if we wtihdraw them n wiji uefoiced to withdraw from the offshoreThe heavy traffic here on thedays of the MichiganMichigan State football games is no more du to tHenew highways built, It was not havier than any other day this year,The chuiche who served chicken dinnerst to several hundred here ohave discontinued themAnn Arbor Nwi,mentioned a meeting X hekl wttkPleasant Her Than tod in our spelling bookstold gtories of thething that ever happened toMr Kellenberger came in and heard tociW that TV interfes J ding m0Beyaave to and notlook at TV, they tfould no lonftr hir20c an hour to switch fjk oHwhile they were ahoeinf thsftt, old timers here earnedLn x r,ArV I Vr, , there s alway s plent y o fli e ne w electri c nt a iI T HOT GE T A LO T fo r loa d afte r loa d o f th e cleanest , whites tlaundr y ever An d washda y o r an y day , yo u ca n b e confiden t tha t a n electri c wate rheater , pKi s Edison s Supe r Suppl y Plan , wil l provid e ho t wate r fo r al lothe r famil y needs , too Here s th e convenient , moder n wa y t o GE T I T HO T GE T A LO Tfor an operatin g cos t a s lo w a s 38 8 pe r month Onl y electri c wate r heater s giv e yo u al l thes e Importe d advantage x j Efficienttri e hea t goe s int o th ewate rx j Instal l anywherenee d no t b enea r a chimne y x Fastnew , mor e efficien t heatin gunit sx Oute r shellcoo l t o th e touc h al love rLon g lifemee t Edison s igi d g Ediso n maintain s electrica l part sstandard s without charg efx Automatical l th e tim eSe e yo u phimk n r f SafecleanquietmoderoDETROI T EDISO NI C SOUTHEASTER N MICHIGA N 1 , f ARE YOU R IMPORTAN TPAPER S AN D VALUABLE SREALL Y SAFE Don t b e ol d fashione d i n thinkin g tha 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 leall y sur e o f thei r safety fplac e the m in a saf e deposi t bo x htre Then you rvaluable an d importan t paper s ar e prtete dlios t loaf , thef t an d Art Dro p i n t o ou r Wan kan d na t your salt deposi t hex Th e co tblow , McPhersen Stat e Ban k V BtwtB Pinctae y Teen ffof Jaftftfe fBoo k Aceonnt sTM t wer Sunda yTh Jerr y Henr y o f Detroi t Keit hBradbury s o f Dexte r an d Lambr tHenry s wer e Sunda y guett oL J , Henry s Mrs Jane t Sheha n eatt a hcmfro m St Jo e hotpita , Saturday , fh ad J hTh Marvi n Ostruro s an d lif ethe Bo b Gannon s o f Redfoi d aa d Joh nLundeen g o f Otcod a calle d o n he Sunday , Netes o f 4 8 Year s 4i Th Dispatc h wa s offerin g ft ub fcrtpm iorUet f an d th e Livisfsto nTiding s fo r U a jaw Be Fr Wals h U gettin g gpo at tmWur t a t h k misak m a t S tMary churc h an d th e questio n bo xi s wel l aqe d mightl yFGJackao n ha s a ha U pag e goin g tfcra Pr i Oet , if tan ISlam a wl tame d th e w ii cut f bmiTUt t ad vGene ReTO ha t resigne d hi s pos jtio n wit h th e Hudso n Moto r Co an di s workin g fo r th e EMF Moto r Co E d Farna m shippe d a carloa d o fpoultr y t o Ne w You r Cit y Monday Joh n Meyer ha a n auctio n adve itSse d o n th e old Cob b far m a t Por tag e Lak e Octobe r 2 5Georg e Haaeancha l o f thi s plc ean d Mr s H na h McDonal d o f Det roi t we n marrie d i n Geno a Oc t 9b y Re v Slfciey , Lero y Lwi s ey e specialis t i s t o b ea t th Pinckna y Hote l Monda yPerc y Mortenso n ha s gon e t o Thre eRivers Th e Republican s hel d a ra y a tth e oper a hous e Monda y nigh t whic hwa s no t to o wel l attended Charle sTownsen d candidat e fo r U SI senato ran d Congressma n Sa m Smit h talked Georg e T eepl e presided Et l Doyl e ha s a ne w Mipe r piano ,Norber t Lave y i s workin g fo rJame s Stackable ,S , G , Topppin g o f Plainiej d ha sleturne d fro m a 300 0 mil tri pthroug h th e weat Th e Ber t Nas h fami 1 entertaine d5 0 member s o f t e Mi u Societ y las tThursday ,Floy d Blac k o f Chicag o i visit in g th e Jame s Naa h family ,10 6 Maon s attende d th e cOnferr in g o f E A as d M M degree s b y HoweJ lLodg e a t th e Masoni c templ e her eo n Tuesda y nigh t Visitor s wer e her Xrc m Fowlervllle , Chelse a an d Dexte rTh e OE S serve d th e luncheon Hug hMcPherso n la maste r o f Howel l Lodg Th e infant SO B o f Mr , ao d Mr ,Clyd e Lin e die d Tnursday Funera lFlidv Bajgooya a officiating Otefevy Fec k tea Simon s Caro lCarite a Heatea , Bai ltoTH E BI O COUNTRY Ckmrie Biekfor di n Technieeie r an d Techniram aCeJo r Oarte m aa d Lat e fWANTED A T ONCEHous e wor ko r Bab y Sitting Mrs Wilso nGregor y Mic h A L 6218 1Sanday Monday Octobe r 19 2 0 It s Bardo t a t he r Bes tCharle s Boye r Henr i VMa l an d Brigittt e BABOO T tif LJeart,i Ceto r Cartoe a New sI B Teehnieolo rthr u Sa M Oct 2 1 thr u 2 6Wi m ExpOov e Priz ey s now o n th e Moree nO N A HO T TI N ROOF 4i t Metroeolo rWit tTayor Pau l Newman lve Jac k Carso n an dJudit h Anderso nNovelt y Colo r Cartoo n EZRA TAF T BENSO NTalk s a t FowlervlU e Fai r Grou iOctobe r 2 1 a t 90 0 a m Marti n Lava q o iJudg e Mik e Carlan d o f Owoss oc d a t th e Dispatc h offic e Monday Mra Rut h Curiet t wa s calle dtroi t Monda y b y th e illnes s o fbrothe r wh o i s i n th e hospital ,Jame s Mora n o f Strawberr y La ii s hom e fro m St , Jp e hospital ,Rote o f 2 5 Year sf iy schoo l los t t o S tThomaarp f Ann Arbo r Frida y 1 2 t oa St Tima s score d i n th e firs t an d 4h quarter s o n passe s b y Hollzhauer ,thei r 6 ft back Th e gam wa s aputtin g due l btwee n Capt Lo u Wi lso n o f Pinckne y an d Holzhauer Ly mtr Batti made a 40 yd run forPinW Alarjgpowd attended the pave,ment dadfce Thursday night sponJay theboajjd of commerce, Mrs,MinnJo oodywon an oil change, oraHaines th tot waUr bottle and W Kosley, Western SpringIndthe haircut and shave Perry Eis and Erdley VaaSickle called for all of the They have the JackBroadcasters coming hereNov22Thre will be a pancake supperand dance here nxt Thursday, A strangerdecked out in a birdmancostume showed up here Friday andgot 100 gallons of gasoline at an cji station on credit He has not been seen since He said his plane crasheda Gregory, There was no such crash, The National Life Insurance Coof America has gone in receivership The board of supervisors has votedto discontinue the bounty on sparr owa, They also Voted to pay the Covertroad bonds out of the weight and ga tax There are 4, of these bondsin Pincknay Asst Scoutt Masters Stanley Dinkcland Victor Bourbonnas took Roy Clin ton Anthony Battle Cy AtLee andBilly Darrow to the MichiganCornell footbbal game Saturday The Pemberton Store at Howellhas been sold to Detroit partiesThe Uoyd Warners of Ypsilantiwere Sunday guests of the KennethKecks,The Harold Hincheys visited GuyHinchey at the Stockbridjt omvalescent home last week, BELLER SAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 aOWELLMICHllNO HUNTING AND NO TRESPASSING SIGNS ON SALE AT DISPATCH OFFICE 11X14 INCHES 10 Cents Each AdiftUFrom where I sit if Joe MarshKnowsHis Ar Quite a to do en MainStreet yesterdaylucky thaiDad Blake was on the sceneSeems a swarm of bees appeared from some place and hovered low over the sidewalkbetween the baqk and PostOffice Everybody got sort ofpanicky Then Dad appearedHe borrowed a womanspursetnirror and flashed abeam of sunlight into theswarm Then he swung the beam slowly across the streetinto the eaves of Allens ware house Right The bees followed the light and roosted thereFrom where I sit, everyproblem needs Just one foodfljtutioiu And it occurs to methat In living with our neigh bors, our Founding Fathersgave IIS the right idea Itscalled tolerance In practice it means that your choice eftea or buttermilk should be ashonored as my preference fora glass Qf beer Makes for A hive9 of good neighborsa Copyright, 19S8, United Sttus Brewers F,4 EVERYONE WELCOMEI5c SUPPER SATURDAY,OCTOBER 18thST MARYS HALL 330 it of the Pall Ztfc 1unUy iSMkflV JUaka,Gentvieve Henry went to Adfgaday and brought backjjiiTjnwilt H J n n I with Therefla ye wwe Ana Artor The WllHam Lambs of Ann ArborJMT Monday, Q and Cy AtLees of Gladwin apiitJ hL i The Rudolf Koeppem ware at Sunday with W HMeyer and wifa, poWf Mma ana wire attended thedr catm at Lovells last week, Ralph Kail aad wilt oaUai m tbt Saturday at Ana Joe Plummer if buUding a fire place Rustell Luhoa of Btmtafhafor thorn CHIMNEYTurkey Baked Salad fOUR CHOICE OF Jfcx Ham Meat BalUor Scalloped Potatoes Desert Coffee Azel Carpenter conduced the Ma funeral services Monday for lat Keyeas Wheler at Dexter MASON SHOESUVEY HARIWAR r ftGrant Os ia moved from tbt HoyPlacewaV Jrm to the WUlftmSproot Htfln, The FWlMniaan eaas has organizedPret, JulW 4adble Vice PresfBilly Meyen See, June Lamb TrtaaBilly Meyers c Jane Lamb Tiaas,Alger Lee The Pinckmy Indeposdenta opeoed their aatc i Sunday with Michi jn Center a I lott 12 to 6, Pete jOggym made Pinckney touchdown, f lineup w s Devereaux, enier Rinchey ai d Sd Spears, guards D, BeUand B Blt, tackles, Geryciaad Pte StaU jabl ends DinkeL rfthehB andGravirK r5 S vvsrsvitWednesday Oetofter 19 1958T StoreBHTATCHPlIlBMii Authory GOODSCANNED 00009 5H0EJGENTS FURNJ8WNQSKENNEDY 6FNERAL STOKPINCKNEYRUSS BNGEUURDT,, TODAYS CHILDKIN LIAfNabout the value d the t4dbnalmost before they can walk ltVsa story of a sixyearold daufhtars who knew exactly what to do when she heard a man trying to brejsklouae She ran to the phone aiul got tfaepolice The fact that the intruder turned out to be km father he had lost his keys takes not her prompt action in a crisis ,KICK HOODLUMS OUT OF MICHIGANJASON LHONIGMANATTORN NERALTHE TELEPHONE COMPANY has a special way olrecognising noteworthy deeds by telephone employees k time of crisis Telephone folks hate a long tridkioaof service to the public but each year the companymakes a practice of giving medsls, cask and eitatioatto employees for some particularly outstanding deedhtyond the calf of duty This year, for instance, awardsware given to a Pontiac telephone man credited witfe saving the life of an auto accident Wctkn, and to an AnnArbor repairman who rescued a man from fireie A SMALL 10Y called theInformation Operator toask for a local numberAfar she had supplied It,tbe operator suggested tothe small boy that he would ind it in die telephone factory I know, ke Igraed, but I cant do thatfeute Im standing on tb Artctory to reach the tale Jack Young and wife attended theJolly Eighteen Club meeting at tth d Marshall, home in Gregory Saturday nigt 93 were confirmed her ast WedKesday at St Marys church by Bish op Albers, The Jack Young baby was baptia Gene Mann Is a patient at Verierens hospital Ann Arbor for checkup treatmentMrs Jennie Lysd Parmalee Egelerand baby have arrrived home from Germany and ar with her mother,Mrs Vivian Ledwidge at HUandUkePvt, Douglas Fisher whosewlive at 7206 Farley Road has com pletd his basis training at FortLeonard Wood, MoRev J W Winger underweaTurgery in Sparrow hospital, Lansinglast weekThe Ray MorlarMea OsTftT babyglrlt Cynthia SuePortage Lake October 6, twin sons,, The Edward Parkers nave rentedtheir house on East Main St toHenry Kelly of Willow Run Born to Gordon Burns and wife ofMichael Allen and Martin Aden Loy McCleer Willard Wiltse Howard Dankers Elwln Brenisr and Hollis Holloway hunted at Mu n glas t week and eac h brough t bac k bear Georg e Clar k ha s bee n calle d bac kt o wor k at th e Kin g Seel ey factory Th e Detroi t Di e Se t calle d fou rbac k t o wor k las t week who M dbee n lai d of f severa l months Th e marriag e o f Dic k Darro w an dan d Myrn a Hebberlin g take s plac eSaturda y a t 5 p, m a t th e CongM church , Receptio n follow s a t th eRo d an d Gu n Club On a Campbel l an d wif e wer e I nLansin g SundayThe y calle d o n Jame sree n an d wif e in Eas t Lansin g an do n Re v Winge r a t Sparro w hospi ta l an d attende d a dinne r honorin gThoma s Lent z firs t birthday ,Patrici a Palme r attende d a dinne rThursda y a t Plymout h give n b y Ih eMicchiga n Medica l Societ y ass, ttanta ,Th e Ver n Clark s an d Walte r Clark svisite d th e Russel l Cjark s a t Buc kLak e Sunday ,Jac k Clar k wa s hom e fro m Bi g Ma pid s fo r th e week end,Mr s Florenc e VanBure n o f Byrc ncalle d o n Mr s Emm a Dinke l on e da yda y las t week ,Murra y Kenned y an d J , Smither swen t t o th e Notr e DameArm y gam eSaturda y a t Sout h Bend ,Th e followin g fro m her e ar e pt tendin g th e OE S Gran d Chapte r inGran d Rapids this weekMesdamt sRobert a Amburgey , Gen eviev e Henr yMildre d Miller , Sadi e MoranElo ys, e Campbbell , Edn a Ward , Albert as e Campbell , Edn a Ward , Albert aMr , an d Mrs , Georg e Engquist , Mr , an d Mrs , Jame s Boyd i Car l Bidwel l an d famil y a nd Mrs , Bes s Dev er eau x o f Brighto n calle d o n th e Be n White s Sunday , Rit a an d Bilj l Mille r wen t t o th eHoltHowel l footbal l gam e a t How el l Frida y night ,Th e Tripl e Cle f Ridin g Clu b me t a tth e Ashe r Wyji e hom e Tuesda y niU Clnto n Fry e o f Strawberr y Lak eiia d a ba d spel l Sunda y an d wa s l a Ic yth e wee k en d a t Dougla s Lajce ,Bil l outfoxe d a fo x an d sho t it ,Merwi a Campbel l an d wif e calle do a Jame s Hal l a t McPhtrso n hospit Sunday ,led a t St , Mary s churc h las t We dtesda y Afterwar d th e Youn g famil y e n to S t Jo e hospital,An n Arbo r i rentertaine d R y Burn s an d wife , th e th e Swarthou t ambulanc e Sunda yKe n Fry s an d Do n Burns a t lunch , Th e Ceci l Hooker o f An n Arbo rMr t Viol a Rea d too k h er mother , wer e wee k en d guestt s f th e Ro vMr s Claudi a Peter s bac k t o Jacicso n Friday ,Th e Jac k Youn g famil y attende de c St , Thoma i Aquinea s Churc h a tLansin g Sunda y an d cale d o n Sis te r Theres a Agne s wh o onc e taugh there ,Th e Clar e Millers , Ric k , Bil l an dCrol,Marjori McDonnell , An n Arbo rJoe Plumme r U bnfldin g a hous efo r Pa t Harwoo d a t Lovejls ,Mr s Albert a ,Clos e l s chairma n fo rWelckerCor y gran d famil y banqae ta t Gran d Chapte r a t Gran d Rapid sThursday ,M r an d Mr s Uoyt f Hende e wer e i nS t John s an d Gladwi n Friday ,Mrs Edn a HadU y o f Parmaspen tth e wee k en d wit h Lawrenc e Ca mburns ,Mrs , Jenni e Hooke r ipen t las t wee ka t Da n Brook s hom e i n Ypsilanti Itttttttttt 0 YO U HAV 1 TiOtfU J reachin g your pfeoae f M tometime s fad yoarjt K upstafa whe n i t da pmini Di d yo u kno w tha i jfQ B can saw yowies f miftunfly any amoun t o f thfa about An d vei y teapwsivdy , too AByo u nee d i i a bedroo m eAsatfaaphoas lio n an d mor e peopl a ai t discoverin g tfa irutidsrfB ionvtaieno e an d extr a fu n o f havin g extentt a pboosa abou t nain g ou r Busines s Offic e abod t H loday fBiRTING SHOT Psychiatrist Do you htmtrouble making up your mtndt Patient yes and noICesdamst , Dor a Swexthoutt fMa yan d Irvfa t Kenned y rlsH eMam e SheHa n i n Howel l las tRaymend a HfMrt t an d dauffh te n wer e i n H4 Saturday ,Oar i Neff , et , e f BatU e Cre k die da A hear t attac k Msf p a t th e home The Andre w NeeWtt s wer eda y dtafts r guest s e l NeUi een d Psaai e MosA e aa d ceile d e m Ms Ullla a WyU e i n Dexter Th e Huber t Ledwftaft s e f lUyi lwer e Bowif gyeet t o f Mrs , Mmmotfieaaof Ledwidge ,Mra Has y HJS Rea d ao J Tesaas ya t FIRST SHOWIN G 195 9 PLYMOUTH0aTl 6I Stylin g Ne w fro m Fwt f f e Ro r WagonersGroceryS06 6 PINCKNE Y ROA DQuilit y Merchandis eLO W PRICE SBee r an d Win e T o Tak t Oe tPHON E HOWEL L 705J 2COAL SUNOC O FUE L OI L bTLL II NO W AN D PA B Y TH E fl MONTHWE ALSO HAVE LARGE STOCK OI IMBfiR A UFPLIESPMONE HAMILTON 6 SII9 DEXTERD F HOEY SONSDEXTER MIGHI6ANThousands Told Him Their Opinions Whtn Charlti E Chamberloin, your congresiman, wantedfo know what you, the people of the 6th District, thoughtabout fssues before Congress, he asked you Ai evidenced by the picture above, he received thousands of replies to his questionnaires he also personally talked1o thousands of individuals But that didnt end Itl Hemad your opinion known to Congress and tfr notionThats why we sayiKeep Your Voice in Washington fceSlcct CongressmanCharles E CHAMBER LA IHbrbin or Congrtu CoromittM,RfflSAfter EatingDiphacin Kills Rati and MiceFastUnlike other bajts newDiphacin i vacuumpackedto ttay fresh and appealingRodentj eat right from theopened can Potent new EZRA TAFT3ENS0N Secretory of Agrlcuitvrtchemical assures results Buyat drug, hardware, groceryand farm storesASKFDKfflEtATBAITiNACAN Just ay FOWLERVILIE FAIROctober 21 19589 AM to 1030 AMCome 01 you ore from the torn off the tractor for ariendly, Informal dlicuiiiin of ,sponsored byCHARLES ICHAMBERLAIN Your Comir r V X Mrs, Edith Our spent Sunday InEast Lanting with James Green sadwife The Le Bettvs family of Wall ed Lake called on horVANS MOTOR SALESK5EartMakStPioaetJF8334l IMrs, Aiies Curtis Litchfield ,84,of Dexter died at the Alma Masonic hom Sunday where h had beon3 years The funeral was atTuesday with buHsi at Dexter The Walter Seavitt of Drhom grandson,David Ahos of Texas called on th The Bob Darrews elDavy Burn were kay Burns a4 wife Linda Lee was homeRapids over the wee The Otta R5biaot taok Gregory OUsv ws fresato October ISCUSTOM FREEZLK s School Board MeetiuJRegular Meetng Octooer 2, 1958Roll Call Preeant Basydlo,HollMnuI BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEiFREEZER 1More freezercapacity for your moneythis ss your chance to saveStart to freeze em yourself right now and you0save big money with inseason foods Youll capture the peak of flavor, too this RCA WHIRLPOOLhas a FastFreeze Fan accessory optional thaifreezes twice as fast and maintains constant tempaF ature, to prevent chancros in flavor, color and texturtSecand savethis weekC WEENSTO PAfDELIVERS Jnggworth, McAfee,Towsley ftMinutes of Sept 4, meeting, 1958read and approved The board met with a representa tive from Gregg and Velker school j school accountants and discussed the audit report of June 30, 1958 Motionby Russell 2nd by McAfee to accept the audit report as rad Carried Communicaton from the Stone School Board of Education onannexiation to te Pinckney CommunitySchoos was read No formall act kmwas taken on this request as most of the terrritory has been set over eitherthe Howell or Brighton areaThe remainder would have to be serviced by busses travelling through he Howell or Brighton areas Supt Readers report to the boardwas as follows 1 Milk bids were receivedHamburg Dairy and Hickory Ridge wereidenticaleach will service the school cm a semester basis 2 Two busses were purchaseedoiufrom McCormlck Farm Equipmen,,HowellInternational66 pass Noi 2Davson Motor Sales,, Brightonlord 66 pass, to be delivered about jNov 1a loaner was given to theschool without cart ,3 At the Supt meeting at HowoUit was requested that the schoolsassist financially the Child Guidanceand Testing Clinic at LansingMotion by Russ, 2nd by Bagydlthat the board contribute 75CarriedThe basic needs for the future cxpension program was given to, theboardThe following addition roomsae needed Biology,Home EC, io, handle 28 students2 eight graiev2 high school classses, additionallavatories, improved locker roomsPresent high school enrollment is 295 students, an increase of 65 1P57 Anticipated high school rimen for 1960 is 415 lheSaaiUmmft It Duffy, M 2 Fiariaef MiebfcliV A M to 2iO0 P AL IFrt,JUO to MB P MRitter T V Servke SKI 71CBuiERAL HOMEDOB G Swarthwd DirsctorMeilefti Equjpmem Ambulance SijrvwtPfiOHB L P 81172C ReickiioH, Si UT anUP 8 3541 123 Webster St l JX MY FUIIiNDS AKOUXD PiNOKKKV AN HOWELLT v I Am Now Sales Representative forSew and Used Cars for tho LLOYDE CHEVROT SALES Linden MichRespectfullyDAEREL M BAKER LAKELAND MICH,KesJdence Phone AC 74952 UXf rOCK HAULINGWEEKLY AR1PS TO DETROITIHOAK UP 8 i54 7Rogea J Carr igeacyCOMFIJETtt INS UK AN ClCarrlephcae Offict 814by 14 2 MILLPinckney, Micb, Phone UP 8REAL ESTATE LakeBusiness Opportunitiesat Your Propertyl witiai XJOX REASON 09 Uorth Pearl UP 88166xk B R Hoimquift Mprv Woltai,11 3 id 5 to 7 iri by Apporatmeni AC 729iWeet GrandBRIGHTON of Beal tate TV antedOffitfe HA G8W8 at 7421 Potage LakeRoad, nearN 132 WESSff AIN STrHenry krahn, SalesmanBottle GasFR COOKING WATER HEATIN AND HOME KEATINGWYLJE L P, GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL APPI SkAWN MOWER SHARPENING iilfiVi Riverbank Bftlndc JONOTHAN AND McINTOSH APPLESFOR SALE Attractive new home on Th T ACiaiENT acre lot restricted area scenic heunOr flass of Wit h lak e priviliges Owne r o n ho l solicit s you i patronag e in th egroun d ever y Saturda y an d Sunda y r Urchas e o f stato nar y t o financ eBRING CONTAINER S AN D PIC K YOU R OW N 20 0 A BUSHE L O R 3 FO R TH E BEISIEGE L ORCHARD Si Wiltse Electrica l Servic eELECTRICA L CONTRACTIN G6000 0 Wes t 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Motio n t o adjour n carried VEGETABLE SFI5 VriJosephSecretar y o f Boar d o f Educatin gCarso n fioiningsworthPresiden t o f Boar d o f Educatio n George Hol tWANTEDPaintin g an d interio r d3 crattng 2 3 year s experience Wil l 3 Line sand en d table s custo m mad e Han yBai n 10 2 1 2 Mai n St , Pinckne yfre e estimates A Lin k 879 8 Lakevie w Drty eLake , Phor o U P 8 87 0 d an d Aucaress , Sttck Stam p 40c eac h Fas t Accurat e Srice BERGER S RUBBERSTAM P WOAKS 1192 2 WEftfA N DR PINCKNB Y Ai lWante d,fo r Get aidBKRTWYLi K DavisSITIN G AN D JEtaOFIN GLE PTNt i L Wate r WeWi , rll e f P iMEAT S it QUALITYMARKE TCOIRTSOU S SERVICE Mrs Jori e VanHo n Howe Hlas t wee with vtniiordanHori iMr s Eleano r Ledwldf e w s a nda y dinne r gues t o f the Ledwidge sMrs Ethe l Sprou t entertaine d he rneice , En a Lammer s o f Jackso ne r th e wee k en d an d Margare t o f Dexte r Monday Th e Joh n Sprout s o f YpsUant i spea t, Sunda y wit h th e E d Parker sTh e Conl Ladle Ai d me t witf rMrs 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 15, 1958 Description An account of the resource October 15, 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 1958-10-15 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/60750d365ad64084249de3bc2efcc152.pdf 0e671751b6cd5f84820da312b33a6972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. smS , THS PINCKNEYlXSPATCH Wednesday, October 22,1958 Ho elAbout MkaUgan Newt Poverty in the Michigan state government wil have to wait until af te the November 4 electinn Leaders of both parties are hopingthe legislative committee will holduptu study until after that daw They know there willl have to oentw taxes in order to avoid a 50,000to 80,000 deflct next June 30 Thjprsedt tax system is a patchworkbut any improvement will enounter great opposin Part of the newplan to be presented leaked out be fore the final weeks of, the campaign The firstt leak was when RolloConln, Republian chairman releaseda report favoring increasing the inian gible tax Gov Williams supportedit and the legislature gave it seriousconsideration but yielded to Conlinwho wanted time to present complete program The committee worked all summer An Income tax is said to be under consideration U of M,Professor Harry Frazer says this sthe fairest tax of all, tThe commitee says governmentalagencies are looking for loopholesThe highway dept, spent 52,000 for atourist bureau and the mental healthdept ult a home for the supt, atIonia They say nothing in the lawbarred them from doing it The legislature had the items before them and cttd not approve them Neitherdid them disapprove them The Lodgecommittee says hereafter they willspecify things forwhich money canot be spht NEW COUNTY ARMORYA meeting was held at Howell onThursday night to discuss the new new armory to be built there in thenear future The stat gives 100,000 federal government 235,00O,boixrdof supervisors 35,000, City of Howell10,000, 33,000 more is required, Acampaign is on to raise it EdwardFristch is chairman, William McPher son, vice chairman Harry Ginsburg,cy and Albert Fredenburg, treas, NigUrinc Note DWThe e Tmfrcelebrate their Mth30te their at 8 pm at th Marlontown bouse John Runyon, 5 yearsAlice was killed in an autoa year ago The Dexter Kiwanig Club celebratedIt 2ist anniversary last Tuesday, The Dexter school board has oorwd 80,000 from an Ann Arborbank one of the Michigan doctors honored at the recent meeting of the Michiffan Medical Society was Dr Bernard Glenn of FowlevlUe He was the son of Mr and Mrs R M Gltenn of Pinckney and graduated from thePinckney high school in 1902 and the University of Michigan Medicalschool In 19O9With the exception ofa few years n Detroit he has practis t in Fowlervitte , The City of Brighton has 3 votingAPPLESCLEAN HAND GRADED FRUir WAGNERS FOR WINTERTHE BEST KEEPERSCRANE OfvCHARD4880 West M36, PinckneyPhone UPtown 0T56 OPEN HOUSE RICKETT SCHOOLTh Rickett School for RetardedChildren will hod open house Oct 19from to 5 p, m The public is in vited on rentalDaniel Polasek and James Calderon both 22, escped from the Brigh,ton prsion camp last week They stole car of James Auxier of ChubbsTheFrighton state police pieked them uend they were lodged in Howel jail,The appeal of the City of Brightontn the state tax commission has beenturned down They appealed the equalized valuaton given them by tneboard of supervisors,Katherine Johnson is the new OESworthy matron at Howell and Roger Johnson worthy patronThe Howel Community Chest goalIs 19,500 A marriage license has been issuedto Leon Jahuke ,22, Dexter andRo berta Winkle, 16, Fox Pointe Gov Williams WAS the speaker Sunday at the dedication of Holts new million dollar high school,Walter Mohrlock of Chelsea brought brought back a 1300 lb moose fromLong Lac, Ont Te Chelsea Community Cheatfeoal is 13,132 The South Lyoa school board hathired Walter Anlcka of Ann Arbor to draw plans for their new elemeniary school He was architect for thePinckney school Bom to Jpseph Stark and wife ofM36W at St Joe hjttttei Ann Arbor Oct 12 a daughter Mi9 Margaret Miller, 85, died in aChelgea convalescent home ThursdayShe and her sisters operated a mttjin ery store in Chelsea for years GOV WILLIAMS HERE Local taaal tareiGov, G, Mennen William, toured t Sturday He wasGov, G,Livingston county Saturday, He was 900 mGregoryLivingson yat Fowlerville at 900 a mGregorys HATUBDAYDarrow,940 Good crowds greeted both places Tom Hewletthim at Gregory and Editor Dlfc Rudnjeki at Fowlervflle i At Pinckney he stopped ft toeage square at 1025 a m A soifeBd ccr car led his cavalcad followed bycars with banners carryiv stateand county candjpstes The minutes were spent in and introductions andpictures were taken of himJcfcfc Burgsnapped one of him with hia k young er son and many women had theirchildren pose with him for pictures Jertin Lavan, county chairmanintroduced Don Hayworthify ong nrjage of 4Mr JIva barrow and the late Piky W MyrMr Iva willijWl Darrow of Pinckney W Myr bberling daughter of Jno Hebb pUce 5C0of Luzerne took place at 500I m, Saturday at the Pinckny Con gregationftll Church, Rev, Asa Compon of Whitmore Lake officiating The bride was given in marriagoby her father, Her dress was whiteret over satin floor length with ruffled skirt She wore a white corsage Her sister, Shirley Hebberllng wasmaid of honor and Ronald Darrowbrother of the groom was best man The reception was at the Gregorytown hall, Mrs, June Darrow cutthe cake and Mrs Janice Darrow wasat the coffee urnThe groom fromhigh school and served an enlistmentin the army He is employed at thegovernor as the next president of theGordon Keogh, foster eon of theLouis Dunlavys was marrried to JanisKeanyt Daughter of the Munnis Kenn s at St Josephs church ,Dexter Sacurday OIL COMPANY CHANGES HANDSThe Gulf Oil announces the purchase of the McLauglin Oil Sales olDexter and Its oil stations etcDon CI Alber of Chelsea will be the distribut or and the company will be knownas the Alber Oil Company, H hasbeen employedCompany, by the McLaughlin United States The governored tthe people for their wuMerfulturnout out and asked them to besure and vote Nov 4 Theywent to Howell from here where they weremet by the high school band anJ fromthere to to Hamburg, Brighton, Whitmore Lake and Ann Arbor,Quite a few visitors were here,Maurice Hoffman, Chelsea superv4sor and candidate for the legislature andSupervisor John Stirling and Clerk William Clark from Dexter townshipThe governor had a talk withGeoTge Tansley, a friend ofyearsOES CALENDAB Oct 14, 15, iSGrand Chapter Oct 19 Officers practise 230 pm,Nov 1 Installation at elementaryschool 8 p m Nov 12 Plastic party at Masonichall 730 p mJo Kurka for the legislature d thecounty candidates Ye ediicawipgaslc to introduce the governog Hi introwas brief He intra p, n,The bride teaches school at CharlotteThey will live at Portage LakeGLENN HALL SERVICESTh funeral services for the lateGlena Hall, 40, who died October 14,of a heart attack at Corvallis, Oregon, were held Saturday at the Swarthoul Funeral Home at 200 p m,, RevHorace May croft of Saugatuck, foirrt er pastor officiating Burial was inthe Pinckney Cemetery,,rMMiaIIHVevPWNPBDEER ILLEGALLY KILLEDA doe was found illegally shot lastTuesday by hunters on the Raymond Allenfarm on M36W by huntersBruce Jonesj county conservation officer teok it to,the county iniirmaiyMASONIC CALENDARPractise Sunday Oofe3ft 230 at theElementary school October 20 FC, Practise 8 p raOcober 21 Special session Ip, ftExaminationNov 21 SpecialJOctober aft P m 7thmeeting at Ann Arbor October 25 Go to Lewistown tework MM Degree Phone secretary for reservationsAbout 25 reservations are now ,More are expected We will stay incabins of lodge members Frank Zeigler W MThird Grade ,Mrs, HenryBecky Reads mother brought usa sugar beet from the north, RickyWilson went o Toledo, Diane Rothsaw a barn bum Rodney Darrow went to his uncles wedding Saturday Diana Haines was in Lansinr,Judy Dean found a owl in her gar ageFifth Grade Mr Rene Miller4 had all words right on ourRegular atfeting ,GrandWomaarto be presentDec 16 School of Instruction attfowell 730 p m Midge Miller, Sec,sivcwvsabBMBSfciiBAZAAR NOV 1The Womens Fellowship welcomesyou to Annual Christmas Bazaarto be held Saturday Nov 1 in PilgrimHall Congl Church, Booths open at 230 p, m A ham dinner will be serve d by Mens Fellowshing startingat 5 ,p m Hand made articles for ev try room in the house, fun for all inthe family, baked goods, Christmasdecorations, and many other attractions, Do your Christmas shopping here Nov 1WILLIAM J TIPLADTWilliam JTiplady 82sonof Jarre3pnd Mary Lavey Tipjady of Piacknoydied at the Stinson Nursing Home,YpgiLanti Sunday In early life hehe taught school and was also supervisor In 1901 he married Mary DunlAvey of Webster She died la 1943, He farmed until 1927 thtfl moving toAnn Arbor where he was in the xu suranoe businessSurviving are 4 sons Edward andLorenzo of Ypaianti, James and Robert ol Detrot and 2 daughters, Mrs Patrick Sweeney of Garden City andMrs Clayton Davies of Pontiac and2 sisWs Mrs Dora Stackable of Detroit and Mrs Joe Stackable of Gar Start Grade, Mrs, City Monday we had a testThe funeral was at St Thomas lessons 1 and 2 Some of us are behindChurch, Ann Arbor today Burial wag en story writing We handed in our in St Josephs Cemetery Dexter fuflay stories for last weekOur unitare coming fine Our committee forARE STILL WINLESS the Halloween party is apppinted,Pinckneys last chance of breaking Sixth and Seventh Mrt Meyerifito the win column probably vanish Frank Schafer visited his, ,gand ed Friday whi Hartland who hatnot won a game in 4 year overwhelmed them 39 to C AM 3 seniors Denn ,le Clark, Fred n rry and Do Clark mfle hike Saturday Karon Kingwere out with injuries and Hartland va to Detroit Saturday George Csiran through the xreen team like they nes Aether1 Jirthday was Moadywer6 a flock of sheep Warren ot Robert tDanow west to the foobaU Kartland who had done little In prev Kme at Hartland Larry arwaldious games scored 4 touchdowns l caught 3 bass Frday nights JaaetPlncknes onJ touchdown was J Sanders and her brother ,Brooks,gave a hula hoop demonstration over aclosed TV station, AnB ArborShkfrKJStephenson from Detroit makes 39 in our room Mrs Meyer attendedhear neice June Butls the PlsWield churchof us went to see Gov, day The 6th grajde iatences Pam Seeeld is writing playfor KaUoweeiiOur Host te tl wet is Roger Bonne Reporter leJUcard Blades SCHOOL NEWSKiodersartam Mildred ParksKathy Swerthout saw a ear upnorth Ricky Nosfcer went to th zoo, Most of the dads went hunting MonLois Chambers and Charlie Scnalerhad company, We are learning thedays of the week, Valrie Keiaers grandmother made her a bathrobe, rar Oleskes father got a aopheasant, Pennay Peitra went to a Drrthday party Mike Singer gave htarabbits away Tommy Shehan hasbaby pigs at home,Linda Su Heason went horseback riding, Jim Keiserhas a new house Debbie Aschenbeiin er shopped in Ann Arbor,First Grade Katnryn ThayerWe are making Halloween plansPatty VanBlarlcum fell off a tricycle Terry Keilenbergers siserhurt her leg Steve Bettts found an arrow whil on a hike Becky Amburgey went to HULlman Jerry TwiAcheil vfaited his grandmotherin Ohio Cathy Salyer visited her uncle Homer Jerry Colone went to Dexter Madeline Roth had a permnnttFirst Gradej 4rs RoookeRalph Roth saw a barn bumDarlo Kessler has a snow suit Bruce Hall iburton is making a boat DavidSouther visited GreenDeto VUlaoSunday Dick Darrow helped his dad take the boat out of the wateiEobby Josephson, his brother andfriend went camping, Karn Darr,ows dog was in a fight and they took him to the hospital, David Gehringersaw 4 pheasants ,Firit Grade Mrs AndersonDalene Knapjps brother w, north and got some birch bark Su,, 2ane Waring had company Mary Plummer went to a birthday partyi Wayne Baxter went to the hospitalwhere his father works Sharon Pottex w ent to her grandmothers Jan et Cosgrays mother Is sick Dora Meabon crossed the MjTKlni Bridge lat week Gary Burg putweeks testt ,Connie Read, JohnTasch Jim Kourt and Jim BaughnShirley Hollistter and Melba Danleiaj each missed one On six weeks arith metic test Carol Gyde, SharonBowles and Frank Zezulka had At,19 of the class had perfect Attendance records the first 6 weeks GregoryDahlman is back in school We have 39 in our room Jim Kurt has a collection of 23 different leaves, 16 of cur parents joined the Parents ClubWe wont get our rockett to he moon unless the rest of them domother in Pontiac, Frank WHon andKirby Crow built a hot rodGeorgeColone, his father and brothers tookscored by 2 freshmen, a pass fey Bob Williams to Gorriy HoytThis it the first ttme to some 20years Kartad ever beat Pinckney AlsoPinckney has never had a sanrnim whichhey lost all games but it cduty Happen Wke fthe DetroitLions they cannot get goingSooth Lyon cinched the title bybeating Manchester 20 to 0 Boys tifle beat Dexter 12 to 7 MostsenrWt i T,mM Friday guesls of Mrs Ethel Sproutware Mrs, Joesphine Conanmghain,Mi Mary McCmbe and Rot O Ichssr a signs in the woodsThy saw pheasants aquirreU and birds We havea new room bird Pretty Bird, JohnRandolphs father got a shotgun,Sandra Bel went up north Friday Gerald Howse haa gone to HoweiiDennis Reason wnt to Ann Arbor,Jerry Deans father went hunting Wehave a new bus Ricky Lemm picked up potatoees We have some goldfishSecond Grd, Mr JohasonJoanne Wylie was hit by a carierlein wen to Frankenmuth Lnda Haines was in Lansng SundayKa thy Ceenterj went to Delroit JohnTow si eya dad is making an Airplane David Zezulka went on a jicnic the Read family Mike Curts was cut and had to aave stitchesShirley Joaephgon wgj in Ann Ar bor, Debby Homer moved in her nw houseThird Orade June DttwEmily MUlaT spent Thursday witha girl friend Judy Hull saw Gov Williams Saturday Penny ReynoldsSusan Baughn climbed Peach Mt,Sunday Mary Blades helped her urcle on the farm Lynn Stone wasup north Pauline VanBHricumpicked up walriuts Becky Henry,, dad called her up from Guam, itrelayed by ham radio and phonedYpsilsmU, Dennis Aschanbrcnnerthe trains in Ann ArborFourth Grade Un Cam btijWe thank Mrs Brash for thedrinks on our hike and Mr, Black giving us a lift one way We hari awonderful time We are wprkmg onmultlpliojpon 23cf o wedouble multipkatioc Lynda son U in Wicpmn fa weMichigan unit will be doneOur bbcfe reports are completeu c will share them with the class werave some woderful books in ourdaas libraryBvrmm Orade, Mrs CarrWe are worldag on our 7th graJeliei The editor to James WickerAsssocc edtor Beth Mlnock Mike Rawdot wenig DePQit to visit hioJd school Lam and Qarjr HulLPai Teejnwr, and Die We McCrary weutJgptta P9 War went to see flte Of in Detroit Duao Koapp went ft1 9jMW ed her Washington D C CfciqultaAmhurgey visited Karen Roweft overnight Most of us saw Oor Williams on the town square, ody Haines hada parmaneat John llayne and Flareacoe Mrofka are iU,Mrs Heato 4th and 5thNancy Warmrs fatr is teaoctal CnnrttWe learn something every day,Wread that Nelson RocWefeUer, MT son of John D who is Republicandidate for governor of New Yorkgotten calluses iiom shakflg with people, He averages 2000 shakes a day Somehow wtassociated this with causing ,We thought thai they were principal ly derived by those v0 labored with pick and shovel or other toolsPaul Bagwell principal plfttfocmPlank is a constitutional convention tut his party is not united behind him on this , In a speech at a Republiccan meeting last week William Vefanier, Washenaw county treasurer cameout against it He does not like 4bmany proposals that would comebefore it Such as apportionment othouse and senate on population basli,4 yr terms for state and county flC iicers, Appointment of fodgee, placing county board of sUwith a county commission, the ship board, by township mgr andolishing justices of the PeaState Farm Bureau, long a lioan stronghold hag gotten out aphamplet against it It denial the coo stitution is out of date Says tt hasbeen amended 63 tithes, and that sucha convention would cost 01,500000and at a time when the state treat ury is empty Also that tthe methodof electing delegates s not settled The legislature voted to elect themby senatorial district but the governorvetoed it If a population basis was adopted the rural districts would losethe advantages they have enjoyed somany yearsThe schools all claim to bt brokebecause the legislature refused to gtvt them any money or let them drawfrom next years funds but there artexceptions In the Sumpter Townshipin Wayne county it developed they were making personal loans oat ofschool funds to school personal, One school principal got 1500 25 otherloans were uncovered This was dis covered by a Citizens School Commlttee Their secretary Mrs McKeewho had a part time job with the school board has since been dUchargedThe Episcopal church has neverranked high as a Umperance bodyAt their convention in Florida last week they condoned social drinkingIt said it was a gift of God if usedproperly but a horror If not It addedthere is no scriptural command ra,quiring total abstinence and a Christ ian who drinks moderately with dueregard to the feelings and needs ofMs brothers and a conscientiouscare for the claims of God can drinkwith thankggivng to him for thlf rjesssing In regard to school segregation a resolution in favor of Itbacked by southern churchmen lost in committee 57 to 25We read in the papers the r, it over and everythng is lovely if fi We wonder who is kidding who InDetroit there were 265,000d i S in Sept, 57,266 families there ceived free welfare food New Yrll tate uxs iOojO unemployed Thefactories here in this area had big lay jiv iij ocr LAd so far hams caHeifew back Some have been oil 7 The cause of the bombings of theTewih synagoue in the south is due i ht breakdown of law and orderticre fcowin the desegratton de LX n sou h has been allowed toiiy wc iur ie court and get awayYVT Co iaubua basks in a halo ui jry because the powers at are afraid to actI Sec Dulles is hrink hopping , and consequently changed his foemo sa policy He now favors hnHfrjth off shore islands He says he tata power to make Chang give them, up and beakUe Red CM has fowrfthem too tough a nut to cracaThlmeans we will continue to n undeciared war agatest RedIbr years to come and main ourMMMMM 1U i VW i V t Y A i sV lsP w lVir , V Oetbr 22,19S Sr no tlas t quarter Jac k DiHow y mad e aIn konu fi I me s alwf s rcj a 1 fte new d o 1jij T it r c J , t V 7 In hom e afte r hom e there s a ne w electri c wzs r hector An d th e familie si n thes e home s enjo y al l th e ho t wate r the y want Yo u ca n b e confiden t tha t a n electri c wate r hsr , pii Edison s ne wSupe r Suppl y Plan , wil l provid e roundthecloc k o t wt r fo r allyou rfamily s needs , tooThe n yo u ca n pla n you r cr y rcr cioniiyd o th slaundry , was h dishes , schedul e shower s whc i vou AH L O Here s th e convenient , modern , wa y t o GE T IT r T GE T A LO Tfo r a n operatin g cos t a s lo w a s 38 8 pe r month i Onl y electri c wate r heater s giv e yo u al l thes e importan t Efficientth e hea t goe s int o th e x j Fastnew , lucr e efficien t batin gwate r unitsInstal l anywherenee d no t b enea r a chimne y x Oute r shellcoc t o th e touc h al love rx Lon g lifemee t Edison s rifli istandard s , Ediso n minin s electrica l part swithe r ,oi e Automatic ali th e tim e xj Safeclequiet modernS e p phimbe r c f applianc e deale r DETR C J T EIJSO NSERVE S SOUTHEASTER N MICHIGA NSS , , , , , r M r r l 1 v r iI AR E YOU R IMT3TAN TPAPER S A NA L IT f v loot b e ol d fashione d i n t W 3 that you riism s o f valu e ar c saf e becaus e , ar e locke dwmy a t home T o b e isail y suf v c f thei r iety ftec e die m in a saf o de p xsi od x x he n you rvaluable s an d impprrau t paper s ar e protecte dloss , thef t an d IR 9rc f i n t o ou r ban kan d ftn t yeut saUilpn box Th e cos tk few JMrpor iMcPhersdi iNtiutgTw rir 0 12 Bank touchdown an d extr a poin t an d Ly roan Battl e mad e 2 touchdowns , Th ePinckne y n o performte d auperWy The y ar e Bo b Young , center Frit zGardne r n d Don l Spears , guards Io uWilso n an d Gordo n Lam b tackles Lyma n Battl e an d Joh n Wyiie , end Th e bacWiel d U Bo b Re , Jac k Di Uoway , J Lam b an d Bil l Drown ,To m Howlet t is assistan t coach Rolan d Singe r an d Sylvi a Bonel lwer e marrie d a t tSt Marys , churc hTuesda y mornin g b y Rv Iew Tion The y wer e attende d b y Andre wSinge r an d Clar e Ledwidge Josep h JloWe , 28 , o i Dexte r wa skille d Sunda y whil e huntin g pheas ants , a sho t fro m Clyd e Bell s maccidentl y hi t him Wayn e Car r an d Noree n Kun nver e marrrie d a t St Mary s chuie hlas t Thursda y b y Rev Lewi s Dion ,The y wer e attende d b y Margaie t Kuh n an d Rober t Stackabl e Th e perjur y cas e agains t Bird e i nclair , a waitres s in Devil s De n ha stte n agai n postponed Thi s is an ou tgrowt h o f th e McNut t murde r trial ,1 4 Pinckne y Mason s wen t t o Dex te r Thursda y nigh t an d bea t Washt ena w Lodg e in a euche r tournamen t 2 5t o 23 The y wer e tie d u p t o th e las troun d whe n Judg e Fr y score d asurpris e victor y ove r Augus t Lesser ,Dexte r champion Pinckne y Mason sw er N O Frye , W C Miller , No rma n Reason , Wil l Kennedy , Fre dLake,H Vedder , Pa t King , Pau l Boc kGeorg e Long , Georg e Clark , Nor mMiller , Clar e Miller , Russse l Liver ,more , y e editor D exte r Mason s Au gus t Lesser , I ra Ott , Car l Mast , Henr ySteinbach , Henr y Jew ell , Fre d Stoll ,Chri s Stol l LD Sherwin , Dav e Ste pte , C y Green , Harla n Savery i CarlHelber , Her b Shoup,Bil l Pidd , Stanle y V aughn Th e Pinckne y Independent s wen tover to Fento n an d playe d tha t tea mt o a scoreles s tie The y reache d th eFento n 1 0 onc e an d th e 2 0 twice Joh n Mclntyredie d a t hi s hom ein Hcwel l Sunda y follown g strok eTh e funera l wa s a t th e hom e wit hburia l Pinckne y Cemetery,Livingsto npu t o n th e Masonic t committa lbervic e H e leave s hi s wife , Cora , an da son , Raymond , PJay te no w O B tfc eCA T OS A HO T TI N HOOF fe Metroeolo rQisabet h Tayor Pao l Newman Than tJkru 9m OcL t th m OUN3tAN H WALK Cote r Cartoo n rfewt VaaHeflim Kaftkry m Gm t a Sun , Mon , Tus f Oct U 2 , 2 7ik Wayne A CERTAI N SMILE TH E AND GEISHA Wtthdk o joaBThurtday Octobe r 2,8 oTH E SON G O F BERNADETTE Jennife r Jones , Willia m Eytla an dCharle s Riekfori f Joe Griffit h w u calle d to For tScott , Kansa s ,la t we b y H e iflfU ioi hi s brother,ViUiara H e flew tfetr Th e funera l wa s Thursday SA Y I T wit h FLOWER SPHON E 2S 4 riOWEUL MICHIGA NNO HUNtlNGANDll O tRESPASSWlT SIGN S O N SAL E A T DISPATC H OFFIC E11X1 4 INCHE S 1 0 Cent s Eac hREELEC TLawrenc eFO Rs ERIFFREPUBLICA NPol Adr Note s o f 4 8 Yea n At oTh firs t numbe r o n th e numbe r o nth e lectur e cours e wa s Frida y night ,Th e Belhar z Entertainers , musica linstrument s an d Mrs , Beilharz , I s afin solois t Th e nex t numbe r i s Nov 14 , Re v F r Edwar d Graha m o f San tfuakey lecturer ,A t th e nex t Ohristia n Endeavo rmeetin g Grac e an d Harol d Griev ewil l sin g duet , Norm Vaugh n giv ea reading , Mabl e Sigle r a solo , Th eYoun g Ladie s Quartett e willsin g an dRe v Gate s giv e a talk , Viol a Petev sI s chairma n thi s month ,A t th e Missio n a t St Mary s Sun da y nigh t Rev , Fr , Wels h wil l gU e alectur e fo r nonCatholics , ,Un e marriage o f Remingto n Geer , jcashie r r f th e Pinckne y Ban k t oEdn a Louise , daughte r f Mr an d Mr sJ A Stale y o f Oa k Grov , too ktoo k plac e a t bride s hom e Oct,19 Rev ,Hopkin s officiating The y wer e att ende d b y Mr an d Mrs Claud e Tyn dAl Afte r a wedding tri p th e coupl ewiiniv e i n the Teepl e doubl e hous ei s Pinckney Arthu r Flintof t sol d a Carterca rt o Georg e Musc h o f Geno a last , week , Wellingto n B , Whit e wa marrie dt o Mis s Mirmi e Woodwar d Oct 2 0 a tth e hom e o f he r sister , Mrs Ad aWyat t i n Sagaaw , Mrs , Joh n Shehar i Hold s a n auctio na t h r far m Nov 4Mrs Frank Sigler has gone t o De roi t to hel p car e fo r he r grandson ,Rober t Reason , wh o ha s diptheria, Glen n Gardne r an d wif e hav e mo ve d t o Stockbrdg e wher e h e i s puttin gi n ligh t plant v xM EVERYBODY BENEFIT S0 PJJO M atf l j o nd XJaA UIOJ J sreiaiu i pucueSiqoii M jo Aja s ipjij M SIDIW A refajunuc o Xni o i n ar eever y Michiga n household , far m an a busines s concern I n fact , fo r hundred s f Michiga n communitie s moto r vehicle s ar e th esol e mean s o f transportationautoe s an d busse s fo r passengers,truck sfo r freight Thes e communitie s ar e no t serve d b y an y othe r transpor tio n system So , yo u se e becaus e truck s can and d o g o whereeve r ther e ar e road sampl e supplies , foo d furniture f medica l supplies , tool s an d machinery necessitie s an d luxuriesfro m everywherear e availabl e anytim e t ot o peopl e i n al l o f Michigan Thos e i n smal l outofthewa y commmunitie s ar e a s wel l fed wel lan d we n clothe d a s th e peopl e o f Michigan s larges t metropeflita ncentersthank s t o trucks fficfcigu Trnck g Associatit aFor t Sfalb f Hote l Detroi tS4 i in Ne w Yor k state Brairton Plftcewa y Wh o ,a s An thes Nav y o n th e Minescjfc a ha bis na medica l discharge h s rtfgne d hi a t Laaffeur g t o tttm onfor k state W E Murph y an d Jpm Smithwen t t o Chicag o Thursda y t o e e ta tbttwe n th e Chicag oCub a and CHIMNEYSWEE P WILLIAM L HAC KGlen n Gardne r ha s th oontfee t Uinstal l a ligh t plan t a tTh e Fowltrvttt l Fai r ma a pfO ktitotUfr I 4 1GETMICHIGANTAX DOLURSTUESDAY CHARLES E POTTERUnited States Senator CHARLES P CHAMBERLAINRepresentative in CongressPAUL D BAGWELL Governor DONALD A BROWNLieutenant Governor H ERWINAttorney JOHN A HAG MANCtork ft A PIANKsecrfaiy f tt JASON U BOTWGMANAttorney General ALAN L WKATHERWAXvw SUt DOROTHEA I GREERTrtssttrer WILLIAM L HAACKf Deeds FLOYD W MUNSBLLDrain Oaimissioner JOHM y CLEME TS nc Senator NILES A CLAUKKJOHN C MILLER J I 2irJLI I J , J1t , JA MJv October 22, 1966farmer Men lake Kern Hfser AcrF ARMERS can get much tnortpritabie returns pi hofor their crop labor ,y v fertilizer en their present ,r,than by purchasing trore nnthUirCV,p gthey wont improve Dr Ermond He , ty of Minnesota i special jce i A rnot iet e can cio IUREELECT DON HAYWCRTH DEMOCRATTO CONGRESS 6th DISTRICT HE ALREADY SERVED A TERM IX CONGRESS ANDHE DID A GOOD JOBALL THE PEOPLEDon Hayworh represents ALL CROrPS Labor Farmer, SmHJiusinesis and Veterans He Has a Progressive Record in Social Secur Uy Legislation, For Work on FatniLtgislation, Don Went Straightthe Farmers FIRST DOn also VotedAH Measures Fovoring Small Business Having Two Years Experienceon th Job, Don Wll HaTT Senority Incoaiing CongressmenREELECT DON HAYWORTHFLOYD W MUNSELLCANDIDATE FOR REELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF rf1COUNTY DRAIN COMMISSIONER I Wishes to Thank You All for YourSupport In the Past and WillApprecate Your Suppprt In tthoComing ElectionYOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WHX BE APPRECIATEDFertilizer Put on This Fall Saves Time, Work Next SpringTr,ccs and machinery havewith fertiliser in the fallF ALL is an idea time to plugthe gaps in a soil fertilityprogram, reports MarshallChristy, University of Mrouriextension soils specialisttime and fertilizer appliedthis fall can save you time and labor next spring when everyminute counts In the plantingseason, says Christy, in astatement summarized by the Midwest division of the Nationsi Plant Food Institute ePlant food applied now willbf just right for plowing deepthto fsJL The nutrients can be an easier time getting onto fieldscrops next season than fertilizer disked in pring, he saysChristy points out that a fallrafting adds to the lifeattefumegraai mixtures This can save the cost of comi pletely reworking and reseed ing permanenttype grassesand legumes An annual topdressing also can mean extratonnages of hay, silage and pas ture for lowercost, higherprofit milk and meat productionOne big advantage of fall fertilization is that trie ground is firmer and trucks ana machinery have an easier time gettingon to fields There is less chanceof damage to the soil from pack ing down by heavy equipmentChristy says soil tests arethe best guide for determining what plant nutrients are needed to producetop yields Farmers still have time to take soil samples and have them processed by the testing laboratory,he says Higher yields from plant fooduse give farmer more profitsper bushel, per hour and peracremarized here by the Midwestdivision of the National Plant Food Institute As an example of this, hepoints out that a 120 a ere goodyielding farm with a heavier fertilizer program might prodice 70bushel corn yields, 60 buhoJ oat yields and three tonsoi alfalfa per acreAn average yielding 160acre farm wiTere less fertilizer is used, might yield only 50bushels of corn, 40 bushels ofoats and two tons of alfalfa peracre, he saysOn the basis of present prices,the crop labor return from the smaller farm would be 2 700per year, alter deducting the cost of fertilizer and operatingexpenses On the larger farm,the crop labor return would beThe farmer working the 120acre farm would average 370per acre, compared to only 267 for the operator of thelarger farm And, figured another way, the farmer on thelarger acreage would have 350more work hours, but makeonly 100 additional in crop labor returnRenovating Pastures Doubles ,elds, Cuts , Ups ProfitsRenovating and fertilizingrundown pastures this fall can put more dollars in tarmerspockets next year through low er feed costs, higher forageyields and more cowcarryingcapacity per acre, reports the Midwest Division of the National Plant Food InstituteMissouri soil specialists saypasture yields were doubled and sometimes tripled by renovateing and fertilizing according tosoil tests, says a statement bythe InstituteRebuilt pastures can oftencarry twice as many livestockper acre as formerly, accord ing to Purdue University agronomistsThe job of pasture renovationmeans replacing weak, weedy sods with high producing standsof legumes and grasses, the Institute points out Pasture renovation alsomeans using fertilizer to build up fertility so the soil can support high yields of grasses andlegumesAgronomists suggest threesteps in renovating rundownpasture, according to the In stitute 1Kill out the old sod2Lime the soil where needed and add fertilizer carryirig nitrogen, phosphate, and potash, on the basis of soil testa 3Reseed the pasture with highyielding, well adapted strainsof legumes and grassesThe entire pasture renovatingjob, including seeding, can be completed this fall over mostof the Southern Corn Belt, saysthe Institute But in the moreNorthern areas, it is wise to,kill out the old sod this fall,leave the field rough over thewinter and then work it down, and seed it next springBy leaving the field roughand cloddy, you can keep runoff to a minimum and prevent erosion, says the InstituteFertilizer wVery Favorably PricedAt Present Time FERTILIZER is very favr orably priced at presetreports Dr S T Aldrich, ULversity of Illinois agronomistNow is a good time to fertilize liberally where nutriente are needed, says Aldrich, in astatement summarized here bar the Midwest division of the National Plant Food InstituteFertilization on a sound economic basis will always lead to soil improvement,1 he addsAnother Illinois agronomistOr R T Odell, points out thaias crop yields per acre go upthe net costs of production godownIllinois tests indicated cornyields increased from to 9ft bushels per acre, the et costpr bushel decreased o cot with each bushel increase jvield Cdells studies are based on Elect1 j 4 VVLIVINGSTON COUN H, k HE APPEALS ESPECIALLY TO THE GREAT NUMBER OF ELBOTORS WHO INDICATED KV THEDt YW i RY VOTES INAUGUST THAT THEY WANTED A CHA7GE 1 THE PROSECUT ORS OFFICE,, DEMOCRAT , THE CHANGE 113 THIS OFFICE CAN BE MAD , ON NOV 4195THANK YOU FOT YOUR SUPPORTzwww vrTHI TkaIMLMGERftCANNED ilk SHOEGENTS FURNJ8HOJ65IIUtUIIWIUnilPIIHIIIillllllGENERALELBCTiONTo the Qualified ElectorsNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a G I Election will be held in the PUTNAM TOWN HALLPUTNAM TOWNSHIP,County of Livings1 State of MichiganL ON ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4th 1958e Purpose of Electing the follwing Officer Allen Dinkel has sold the househe is living in to Jerod Hoffle the liquor sttore mgr at Howell and tomoving into the on he is building At the OES Grand Chapter atGrand Rapids last week, Mrs, Mae Forrest of Brighton was appoinntedto Grand Committee Mrs Harold Heusman of Ypsilanttcallled on the Edwin Sprouts lagtweek,A, M Bert Roche is now in a eonvalescent home in Lansing Mrs, Carmen Porter with Mrs,David Jones of Howell attended the Grand Chapter in Grand RPIds list week, Clare Miller and wife visited hermother in Detroit SundayGretchen Tasch from the U of Misited her parents over the wekThe Bob Tasch family visited hismo J Mrs Anna Ft in Ann ktbor Saturday Jimmie Lavey celebrated his 21stbirthday Sunday The Jack Sharps ofLansing and Mrs Mae Metz of De cataur were Sunday dinner guests WiVmoot PPummer came bekfrom his cabin at Luzeme last Wed nesday The eGeorge Meabone arealso back fom Lovells Dick Kennedy and Jim McCieerwent to the Notre DameDak foot tall game Saturday at South Bend, Rev Winger erne home from Spar,xw hosipita Lansing Sunday Rev Fitt of Ann Arbor wijl supply for him Sunday, Mrs Marion Pearson who tuffexeda fall and wag taken to McPherson1 hospital is home nowj Mrs Edna Spears Jack Shel The Miaeees Judy and Marilynbbirey and Mary Jane Jeffreys left t auto Saturday for 2 weeks in FlcrKJametHaU who broke hie leg wasbrought home Tuesday from McPherBOB hospital by Ralph Hall and Merwin Campbell in a wheel chair W H Meyer fixed th tin capOB Masonic temple last weekHe mal tonger and not quit to iteep80 and Rick JtffEleF and ClirisCampbell aft wortog at the MichMolded Plaetics, Dtxter Mr J, W Winger and Billy wentto Trnrifg Saturday Irvin Kennedy and wife called onthe Tom Finlans of FowlervilleThursday Tie Howard Sefeld family ofBrighton were Sunday guests of theRobert tSeefelds Meedames Raymonda Morris andMJJdred Parks were in Ann Arbor on Saturday Junior Doyle and wife went to theNotre DameDuke game Saturday,The Marshall Meabon family spenttee week end at LoveIsMrs Andrew Nisbett was a guestel the Gordon Hesters of Ypsilantiover the week endMrs Genevleve Henry took MrsFrank Henry back to Addison Saturday and spent the week end with her parents the E W Pearsons of Bellafountain, Ohio The Dr Jim Nash family of Coldwater called on the Martin Ritters Sunday Earl Baughn and wife were in AnnArbor FridayGeorge VanNorman and wife leaveFriday to visit Dr and Mrs Dan Carrol at Rochester, N YHaiold Porter and io attended aWhite Shrine meeting in JacksonSttBdy they entertained the high priestesses at their home,Dick Gallup has been transferredto Washington D C His parent8, theEarl Gallups, visited him last weekMr, and Mrs L, J Henry, Bruceand Gary visited th Charles McColi urns at Niagara Falls over the weekendW H Meyer and wife attendedt vfading of Juie hJHer and v gRisdon at the Plaintield chuixh church SundayThe Stanley Halls of Marine City and Harlan Halls of Troy called on the Ralph Halls Saturday Mrs Elmer McColIum and MrsJuHa Dudge of Detroit celled on the Andrew Nesbitts ThursdayThe Gerry Eichmans spent spentSunday with the Russsell Giovors in Webberville, rocervf T PINCKNET ROADQuality Merchandise iLOW PRICES To Take GetPHONE HOWEU 70SJ2COAL SUNOCO FUEL OIL MIL tP NOW AND PAf BY THI HOB MONVBWE ALflO HAVB A LARGE OF LMMBBRPHONE HAMILTON 6 8119 DEXTER D RHOEYSONSDEXTER WTCHKAWELECTJOSEPH KURKA DEMOCRATState RepresentativeSTATE Governor, Lieutenant Governor CONGRESSIONAL United Stales P Representative in CongressLEGISLATIVE State Senator, R COUNTY Prosecuting Attornev, S Clerk, County Treasurer, UeiAuditor in Counties electing rCommissioner, Coroners, SrrvrT c iff, Corye, Drainfrsifl such, ,other Officers as are nominates at that timeNONPARTISAN ELECTIONCircuit Cctf t CommissionersALSO ANY Ar, tCNAL AMFMENTS OR PBOPOSITIONS THAT MAY HE SUBMITTEDND TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWI Shall a Conwgmtion be lield oo con RevWon or Amendment of tUMIofaigan Constitulon fof mbsecment to e eleotor f tWSte for their approir xle Dr jp JI Lee and Helen Tiplady atttended the funeral of William Tiplady at AimArbor Tuesday The Jack Young family were Sunfiy dinner guests of the Vincent Young jrs, at Pleasantt Lake Clin Robinson and wtf leave onThursday to spend a week In North, era Michigan Hewill be at the Matonic banquet at Lewisown Saturdaynight Donnie and Barbara Baughn spentthe week end at Little Bear Lake, with Frank dark and wifeThe Jack Clark family of Dexterwere Sunday guegtg of the MarkNashes Rev Mayoroftand wife Of Satigttrek and the Merwin Campbellh were Sunday guests of th James Halls,Norman Cook and wife, Mrs M4ge Entwlde and son, Gene, Clifford Cook and wife and daughter f Dt trait and Mr and M lUtottSpears of Willis called onth fttWt Halls SaturdayMrs Iola Cornelius and Carl Drtu of Detroit called onthe Ieeter Basil Whiu and wtfe of Mason Hdcalled on the Ben vfhites SundayRay Lavey of Gregory called Thursday,Mrs, Madeline Shehan and Mrs,Alice West of Ann Arbor called on William Shehan Sunday,Robert Pike and wife wr Fridayguest of the Jesse Krums In Eaton ds a T k J Notice Relative to Opening and Closing of the PollsELECTION LAW, Act 116, PA 1954SECTION 720 On the day of any election the pollsshall be opened at 7 oclock in the forenoonind shalls continuously open until 8 oclock in th afternoon rl no longer Every qualified elector present and inat the polls at the hour prescribed for the doting shall be allowed to vote Naih , Coldwater were Sunday faflfU of th hyxm HendeesSunday guests of Ray Bums andWife werethff KenFiy of Brighn Bob Dairowi of Livoni and MnThreMft Coyle, Jant ROM and Linda Oanojlawr iPttk and fu nd Leslie MeAm Cliff MOltr aad wtf mt thewek ejat Lovtjs Cuff got aMr, MW McAieand Ltoda GargoUfcTHE POLLS of said Hectios will beoclock an ed wilt reauUil ope until 8 oof amid day of election at 7HURRAY TowuhipCierk Raymond Baird ofthe Lester McAfees Mrs Jrene Jtt fsgtarr Ry it theDixon ad Johm Rock were K3P Your Voice In WashingtonYour Representative in Congreti U your voice in the Federalgovernment and nariescvnwiwiii During the past two yeor,, Chuck ChomberfoJn hot tarfrfMyrtpresvfi ALL the people of fhe 6th Dfttrict On November 4th, vote to Keep Your Voice in Wothington Charles I3riUVv fA WvT jPP Hi ITIT ICUSTO M FREEZE RCOUNTERTO PFREEZE R HOLD S69 0 POUND S ,cubi cta p JCIT yHi,j ounterhigh ,i a xtr a workurfac H, , oitegJeamin gw i wit h colo r interloj fFihodspecia l cpnpuriiunt s an a basket s More freeze rcapacit y fo r you r mone ythi s i s you r chanc e t o save Star t t o freez e e m yourself righ t howan d youl lsav e bi g mone y wit h inseaso n foods Youl l captttf tth e pea k o f flavor, too thi s RC A WHIRLPOO Lha s a FastFreez e Fa n accessor y optional tha ifreeze s twic e a s fas t an d maintain s constan t temptattire, to prevent changes in flavor, color and textufSeeand savethis weekl CXSVlfCpoRegular meeting Octdtor 14, IMSCall to order toy Pres DinketPresent Don Swarthout, La Tlptaty,Albert Shirley, Marias Ruaeell Media Lavey Abest Roy Clark, Motion by Swartout supported byLavey to accept committees recom mendation on purchase of lawn mow er for village squar CantorMotion by M Rmuel supported byShirley to duplicate Twp, order forraincoat i for u of fire dept Carried Motion to allow foUowg billsLavey Ins Agency 898S D and J Grave, gravel 4864Pinckney Dispatch 17,70Van Motor Sales, misc fr07Lees Gulf 296Bob Egeer, salay 12500Bill Winger, care flag 600 Motion carried Village Marshall was asked tocheck on trailers hi village to seeif permits have been applied for This is a new law passed by thestate Motion to adjourn carriedMildred Ackley village clerk BU1WESS PROFESSRNEIlit Piaclqfe SgttttaratQ ft JrUNERALI M toffy, IL 1 i Dos C Svartfattl fhrkMy KWMtM DirectorMl llrir A If Is 149 P Metiers Equiprueiusss SBSSJOSB A2UDUMM StMvoeKM tom, TA lit PHONB U P ftSin i ten ,PL r J Niter i tjcrvKe Q METKiST rELlbVUIOIf 8riCM 120 Wtto Giajid KJVMUP 8 5541WANTED Responatble party totake over low monthly payments ona spinnet piano Can be seen local, ly Write Credit Manager P, O, Box , Shtelbyvflte, Iwty 1O HT FKEENDS AROLXD PINCKHKV AND HOWKLL I AflS Now Sales Bepreaentative lotftmr and Used Can for thoCLOSE CHEVROLET SALES Linden MichRespectfullyDARREL M BAKER LAKELAND MICH,Residence Phone AC 74952 LIVE STOCK HAULINGWEEKLY TRIPS TO DETROITlHONE UP 8 5 54 7DR a R McCLOSKEYFOR RENTLowr Apartment Bass Lake Phon U 83662, fDELIVERSWEEKSit UVEY HARDWAREGas BUSINESSfie in Business for yourself Be a distributor for Edith Phenborg Coswetics Build your own Agency for retirer rient income No Investment, Write Pinckney Dispatch The Ross Reads were Sunday dinn 1 e guests of the Reg Schafers The Fred Reads stayed at the BobFead home last week while the latter were In the north, Sunday they spentj with Dr, Steve Brown in Detroit elephone Office H14bf Roger jv CarrCOMPLKT fNSUKANCS AQ1Ediiii ku Carr 142 MILL , Mkf c Phon e U P 8WY UFAB M SAUB S I SNK3ALIn r9149 REAL ESTAT ELak e pBusines s Opportunitie st Yovx Property l wit i i l REASO NBroke r 20 9 Nort h Pear tU PiDr H R Holmquit tFO R COOKIN G WATE R HEATI N AN D , HOM E HEATIN GWYU E L P, GA S SERVIC EPH9N E 6 3 HOWEL L XReyThrottg h SatewJ I I fe S d 5 to 1a d b y Apotatmea tA C 1999110 0 Wes t Oranc lTooyMandcDsSawFilia t Sho pLAW N MOWE R SHARPENIN G1 1 fi 2 4 Wvrban k Hilan d Lafc All Kind o f Kea l Btat e Listin gWante ditoi n Offic e H A 68W 8 a t 742 1 P tag e Lak e Road , nea r N Territorlt 13 2 WES T MAI N ST , P1NCKNE Henr y Krahn , Salesma n UFSIJI OWilts e Electrica l Servic eELECTRICA L CONTRACTW Q6000 0 Wes t M36 , Pinckne yPhon e V 8551 8 ATTRACTIV E FO R SALE Attractiv e ne w hom e o n ANNOUCEMEN T 1 acr e lot restricte d area , scen c Th e Juno r clas s o f Pinckne y hig h He w wit h lak e priviliges Owne r 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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. yr ri WH MWednesday Oetober 29 1958Ghosts of the political campaignml 1948 are coining back to haunt thepolitical parties This year the Demolighting for their political life Detenus have billboards, 1V aadwonev The Republicans are using amuuurs who have little money as thebig industrialists refused to kick inthU year and to top it all a bckotuty MVPOov Williams is campaigning in id t n anvisited netoie n anjiplUl,waspluccj seiuon VJSJIU w cther candidate higher than justice of the peace or drain commio1 Paul Bagwell, his opponent, a comparative unknown is plugging hard but bis task is tremendousWilliams in 1948 was also an amateur He and his wife stumped the state alone with a handful enthusiasticadmirers and won He was the onlyDemocrat to do so He now has a solid top to bottom party organizationoperated by Chairman Neil Stabler and has swept his whole party intooffice with him So says the Michigan Miror Thisis not the whole story Williams was elected in 1948 by stan pat Taft Republican votes who hated Republiean Kim Sigler Sigler conducted a jrand jury investigation of the legis lature, tried and convicted a numberof legislators of accepting bribes, in nun www, Jackson, last week whens riding his bicycle and hit a oar i be Stockbridge State Bank observed its 50th anniversary last weekThey had 1500 guests and served iuncheon, Mrs Wilmer Kaiser wonthe cronopia and pennies and Robert Makinder the burro given away Fred Anderson of Gregory has soldhis home there to Claude Ketchum ef Lukeland and will move to Florida Mrs Vincent Young, Mrs Genevieve Clinton, Mrs Margaret Baker,Mrs Monies McKuhn and Mrs Peggy Haines were Saturday dinner guests of the Wayne Cam The Fowlerville Community Che s tgoal is 25,000 v mua n r of HoweU had HOMGOMING GAMEPinckney High School will celebrate Homecoming Friday night, Oct 31 The football game, Pinckney vsStockbridge, begins at 730 and dur ing half time the queen of the Homecoming will be announced She will be elected from the queens of theclasses They are Freshman class Janice Rose, daughter of Mr andMrs Eric Rose with Barbara Waterbury and Kathy Reason as her courtThomas theeluding some Wconservative Republicam The legislature did not like thisand hamstrung him by taking his funds away and finally fired him andhired another prosecutor who allow ed the pending cases to go by default The people figured Sigler got abum deal and nominated him gover nor over Vern Brown, the conservative choice in 1946 In 1948 theTaft Republicans bohed the ballot andelected Williams Their motto was Anybody but Sigler They have notbeen able to get rid of him sinceBagwell hopes he can repeat theWilliams miracle of 1948 but has no Kim Sigler issue to help himActually, the issues are cloudy inmost cases, Republicans say taxes areliving industry out of the state but be Republican legislature enactedfheee ISMSThey say they set up the financingct the Mackinac Bridge and new highway system, but the Governorought for it and the projects were put through while he was governorLNICEF DRIVE HALLOWEENOn HalHoween Eve from 5 to 615p, m the United Nations Childrens Fund will conduct a house to houoBrivt in Pinckney to raise funds forihi organizationThese are children of Nations whoart members of the United Nations Who are in destitute circumstancesfrom disease ppverty and hunger lor whom the other nations are givingid and establishing hospitals allever th worldThey have made some wonderul cuesMrs Iola Hall is local chairman iorthe drive and she has enUstedd 154rtn who wil ring door bells and vi3it every home in Pinekney his leg broken in 2 places whenhorse he was riding fell on himWalter C Strubel of Saginaw hasbeen named high priest of the RoyalArch Masons of Michigan Starting Thursday, Oct 23 therewill be special training for school bus drivers at Howell school for thatnight and the 3 Thursday nightsfolio ngThe county supervisors will giveanother 17,0000 this year toward the Howell armory and 16,000 morenext year They had previously given 35,000Mrs Hmett Harris of Howell issubstitute house mother at A sorority in Ann Arbor Mrs Jack Jeffreys wa honored ata baby shower at Howell last week by Mesdames Richard Thyne and IottSmock Mrs Milton Cook, 32, of Howell,died last week at McPherson hospital, following the birth of a child Shewas Leona Wright Surviving are hehusband, 2 daughters and A stepdaughter Miss Anna Miller, 83,Chelsea convalescent hom Sunday, Her sister, Margaret with whom sh operated a millinery store died a weakago EARL HERMAN BTNEKTEarl H Bunert, 63, died ai St,Jsephs hospital, Detroit Sunday aii r an illness of several weeks He wasorn in Roseville June 6 18U5 th0 iiof Adolph and Carrie Oeiniiz LJurnvt On June 22 1915 he married KlizuD Ui Rowloff of Roseville She died in1T55 At the time of his death lie was employed as plant protection man bythe WattsWhalian Company Del Elementary SchoolCurretpiiui Kiti ergaLjn Mildred Parkati Gardiers 11IO1 iUT is in the iJiy ChtiMaji lol hisVLcSiyPim CajCarol Gerycz, Seniordied at a4H HANDICRAFf NOTICE4H Enrollment foi the wtnUrb Thursday, November 6 in the bas inent of the town hall All nw members must have one parents with them at this meeting The Fair PremiumMoney win be given out at this meting, Marshall Meabon, LeaderKETARDED CHILDREN CLINICThe Livingston County Chapter oRettarded Children will meet at the Rickett School, Brighton MondayNovember 3 at 8 p mi Harold J McKarche, first president of ttheodaticn will talk The public Is ed On Saturday, Nov 1 at 10 a mlMrs Isabel Karus will conduct a speech clinic for retarded children byappointment if possible CONSERVATION DEPTThe dept expects the biggest deerseason in history in Michigan thisyear They will operate checking stations throughout the Surviving are threeRuth Mary Dobie of East DemMrs Jeanne Schoenfeldt and M, Earlene Radamacher ofa sister Mrs Ruth CurleU ofney and his mother MrsHauek of Pinckney and a stepKiilirHenry Hauck, of Pinckney The funera was at the SwartJinaFuneral Home Wednesday at 2 p m,Pev Charles Michaels officiating, fio burial was in Pinckney CemeteryLOSE 6th STRAIGHT GAMEJi was the same thing over againfor Pinckney as Manchester riruoathem there Friday 37 to 6 Kirk Manchester scored 4 touchdowns imiJerry Meyers ran 35 yards for anher, Plnckneys only touchdown tar,, pn an intercepted pass hy vu BayUtIn the 4th quarter The 3 seniorsDennis CJar Don Clark and Vvi Berry did not play, being s n iiuinjured list, Stockbridge play hw Frday in the home Cominp xisThey are having a good season, uiv inf, only lost one gameIn other league games South LVJMbeat Boysville25 to 6 and IverjQck Hartland 28 t0 0,FOOTBALL SCORESEverett 14, Howell 12 XortlniUr25A Brighton 0 Lansing Eastern Ann Arbor 21 University 13,, Che ,7 Saline 33, Dundee n Lincoln TMilan 13 Clarencevile 32, MiHwd f Haslett 20 Stockbridge 6 Holt vWilliamston 12 Boys Vocational 11 7 w 11 J Li isn iiad hi a WidmeVt vstonsils i i IUnipKivid lii,peila dad MJ tan lirs hidto viiuiahoui, Car i sihuolt JohnK llicwvi sister, w raiIruat Ciut i1son IMmud and iiad to iullareandKathy lai lyhas n nw rabbit u Koch uifi 1tetd vvntiUik Terry Iuell was in AnnMisiav hi aii11 i l t i ra Ha She nv Johnsonwere, inani11 Mt JulIt n familyKurt Knivn 1 ipv I a fiu U IM saw aili ji1 Joan C J nida1Miijy Mie i siii and sjuirdli ha i nfA unhtd n Ilnt wih a f liiis had aienny uS tlok K AIMaunt Las a nvi, and family l r la I auii KAndersona eni aiL i iCELEBRATE FIRST BJRTHDAV The Flrt Federal Savings TLoan Asssn located in the new shu j ing cgnter at the east city limits Howell wljl celebrate their firsi hiiihday on November 1, 1958To show thir gratitude tthey oholding open house and inviting ,,public in Each one will recoiv gift, During the year the assocjatiwnlias opened 810 new savings acoai vth gross receipts amounting 1,080,000 About 250,000 has bi withdrawn leaving a balance of SVi000 in savings accountsThere w 1311 Christmas Club opened amounting to 3,300 144 mortgage loanwere made and Jand contracts puchftged amounting to 1,120,000 ID help the people build, buy or reino cbomg Also 30 home improvement loans totallling 33,778 Total astsr 1,025,000 , Mi ri 1 1 If i Chri n v1 Junei r, havi id lT rai , lit Third wayhnit Aii a fi IrfJtiptiuiiy M I he shouiing and the tumult of tfceelection will all b over b next Tuttdd and there was not such an awful lot of it compared to some previouselections, The Democrats have tbe Ivst organization They have everyprecinct in the state organized ao4 make it a eoint that all Democrat votwr get to the polls The Republicanorganization is mostly amateurs Th old line Republicans did not like Bag well and have set on their handi andiduscd to aid him financially or otherwise, All those who intend to vote by absent voters ballot should remember that Saturday, Nov 1 is theList A to make application tor luckt ballot As it is an off year electiononly about a MKt vote is expected hat wh the vote in 1954, the last offcarThe small game hunting seuomopened last I uesday and in this ee tion the pheasants appear to be greater in numbers than in many past years Quite a lew around here gottheir limit the first day The onlydrawback to the hunting activitiei waa thai there were 3 fatalities and 53wore wounded, 2 were accidently hoi ly themselves and the other diedo a heart attack These fatalitiet have always happened and we supposeme always will A lew squirreltand rabbits were shot but most everyone was alter pheasantsWhy do football players fumble atcritical moments There seems to btno excuse lor it The best of playcs do it Hopalong Cassidy, thf former ill American now with theDetroit l,ion made 4 tumbles in his last earne, Ken Williams had an in kieMmg irtide in the Detroit News it I iuirsdiis It concerns HarryVi,,icn, Hartland Star, In a recent ime v uh Manchester in which tyMt ,,mi jl ieel them even up only losing ,i I lJ io m the last quarter, War u turnnial times at critical moincnts fins probably lost HartlandIK rame He went to his coach, Lxk Stoal He told him to carry, iioibai around with him all th i,me fie did so even carrying it toJioui and to his classes along with is ivHks, In the next game with PineLne he scored lour touchdownsh nary a tumble Back in the oldun uhen Murray Kennedy starred lor Pinckney, he was seldom seenw iihouttru 1 itGrade ,Mr,s, a football in his hand Hi with him up town, to school, even said he slept with it never made any fumblesty Knrlfiy iy Chan a fuc i rMpiflay afjil n i,W aL ,a il I1 SV ill 1 jrii iYt lii WeGrade Mrs tadHkyfidwardi SophmoreAPPLESHAND GRADED FRUirWAONKRS FOR WINTER THX BSST KEEPERSCRANE ORCHARD M36, Pinckney toderUPtewn BOUM RICrffflT SCHOOLRicktt School for Retard will hold opn housw Oct 19 S p, ja Tht public U imBAEAAR NOT 1Wamtni Ftllowhip wileomaato Annual Christmas Bataar rheck hunter concentration andkill Warm weather marked th opning of the hunting season There wre fewer hunters and the kill was downOnly 48 birds per hunter, compBrtd10 50 last year There are only 55,801 permits available for the any deer season but thft Dept has received 184,877 applicaMASONS GO TO LEWISTOK25 local Masons madt th lodges5th thip to Lewiston over thg end and conferred an MMSaturday night following a banquet at the temple ther Harold Porter n ii h ihcir naGyde Kiircni Fourthi Our IOOIO ha fienr v ho gfts anThere are always a group of snoi tVl hc a ciantsports who refused to accept iefew Michigan is having a mediooc faliball season this year with one win, one tie and 2 losses After their massacre by Northwestern last week,Coach Osterbaan was hanged in ef fegy on the U of M campus Thesame thing happened to the Minne sota coach who has lost all 4 games,Coaches are not miracle men If theyhave championship teams they must have stars Football is the greatestsport attraction in the nation todayand all the big colleges have stadiumsseating from 50,000 to 75,000 Thedemand for star plays is greater thanthe supply AhanCi a univ on it Weimp to have II p , , Herman Kierdorf, Detroit TeamsteriVuln liafl member, accused of many things, in JiafI i euuiing arson, etc, but convicted ofi Jew was found guilty of having aIhoircniucie siiencer on his pistol ia uiiac Just week The penalty forJJS is small This is akin to the Alanijjone case He was probably tfi biggest wholesale murdererihe oni thing he was ever conii of wis in not paying his tat which he served a short termCampbelln treeAny in a mastryLitFriday Carol to hato Saturday Nov 1 in Pilgrim presided in the East Percy Williams tjll Congi Church, Booth open at of Detroit was in th Weft On tatt0 p m A ham dinner will be Mf U section and Lawrence Baugnn tov d by Mtai Fellowshlng starUn the 2nd, They stayed in th MUler at I P a Hand made articles for ev Livermore and Bekkaing caWna nearery room in the houe fun for all ia fatally, baked goods, ChritUnatiHoar aid many other attract m Janice Rose, FrshmanMn KeateaTith and 5thFddje M made a bow We have aI new girl, Sue El lien Thompson from Dexter, Rhoda Baxter is in a contest, John Ms mother is home from theDo yourNov 1, Chrittmaa thoppinf eUt and thecabin at Lovells OUn Robtnaon andattendants Sophomorj JJSS Jean hoapjtoltScott Betts cousin has polio,Edwards, daughter of Mr and Mr Billy Chambers father got 2 squlrrrei Robert Edwards with court attendants Lynn Howard and Barbara Sprague I xt rade, Mrg, TaeeaWe are making a unit on Russia ghter of Mr and Mrs John Tcssmerwife, Barney Wilton and PWjr SUuwith court attendants Divj Hodgens and CUre Swarthout aad Ray 8H and Kristen Tasch Senior class Carvan had their own Ye editor wi iaol Gerycz daughter of Mr and Mrth WH Meyer station wagon tnd A attendant thy counted over 100 deer aJof theroad near PruddenvtU Thou Junior class Karen TCSSMC1 dau Tht class made Halloween chart for co1 rod a an witch Each onea huliiw on picture outside our in til hall, lirnmie liauhn is fWairiar out refrshnuTt commi ioioi ciur pfirly Cindy Hughes is gaie chaiin and Micky Marsh cleanupchairman tWe are having sweet cr vy and cupcakes as refreshments Ourrooiis has 23 parents who belong tothe i rents club, 6 are fathers Fifth Grade Mrg Rene MillerWe wish to thank the parenfs whomade it possible to tie with Mrs Darnws room for membership in thQPareMs Club We thank the club for1ho pTicTous fric Finalists in ihe sjojns bee were Christine CdilDiare Plalll Susan Craig Judy CeayDei in is RoTJolds Alan Burg, RobbiePookn Arthur Potter Linda ShireyLinda Wylie Subtraction combinat,ion combinations in 4 minutesa ne rwent were Harold Porter, Omer OftB JhGrade, Un CarrLarry Hull nd Ry whlte wmtHtiAC over the week end Judyiiee cousin visited her Pat and ey, Earl Murrtqr, CM BaktY, John Berovski went to a pajama Packer, Win Banffe, Lawrenetrty Mrs Carr went to the Parents Baughn Clayton Bakkerlnf, Lwsui reception for tho a hers Higga, Harold Ala oii Gustation, ,M Earl Staaiey, Ittfc Maydea daterjauwwiAHBOAno swathout, Ptrr WBKJInn, BrightonNflMer 1 trom 1130 a, m Peter Gerycz with court attendantsKaren Beck and Judy Nosker Following the game vill be theHomecommg Dance in charge of a ftudent dbc jockey We hope we have a good turn outfor both the game and the dance Kristen TaschPublicity Manager thg bulletin board Cherie Darrowput her arm out of joint throwing aball She went to McPherson hospit re ealWe learned 3 chapters of Hiawatha learned the 6s and and Alan Burg hih 300 Mike Carver two wrong woreLinda Shirey and Diane Hall AlanJurg had 2 wrongJn muliplication Carver and Robbie Rooke haveyouchildhood and life We hopehare a nice Kaloweenfifth and Sixth Mrs, Meyer uOrtfory Pena went hunting andgot t rabbit, Richard Blades went hunting He found a bees nestt,Ourchoo paper it coming out the fives We are serving pop cupcakes and cider at our Halloween party We will welcome our roommother Mrg, June Hendee Congrntt ulationg to Mrsf Darrow and Mra Paiks foi thieir showing in the PurentT Club contest Wo decorated ourroonii for Halloween,NEW ABRXVAIAen to th Sdward Guys and Gene IMHARY NEWS to the James l The Librarf will be closed ElectionCarl ifcCoctyi and Frankly November 4 and open NQV4 5, Acting an emergency appeal whereIK Kjpublicans circ hard passed President Eisenhower made a flying trip to liAsa, Colorado, California and Chijay I ho only speeches were at Cal ifornia and Chicago In California hewas supposed to heal the breech be tween Gov knight and Senator Knowland who are feuding Knighthas announced he will not support Knowland on account of Knowiandsadvocating a right to work law The president sent for them to come tohis hotel room Knight showed up Knowland did not A second callbrought himsBAv juapisojd om su infleaving for the hall to make his speech He merely said hello to himEfforts to get the president to cometo Michigan have been in vain Ha has a new speech writer who was sup posed to put pep in his speeches WK Keisey says he is the most nonpolitical president since U S Grant Tlstonly other West Pointer to hold listoffice He finds inconsistencies in nilspeeches The president appealed lot a Republican congress Then halantVod the great accompUshmetft of administration Now thisss has all beenDemocrat controlledyears If things are sofection, why change is that in 1910 President Bitf paigned extensively forcongress, bat aks everyhe spoke wcat aakt 5J3V1 r plenty o f ho t wate rHi e ne w etat o wat o heate r wa yI n hom e afte r hom e there s a ne w electri c wate r heater An d th e ftmftt oi n thes e home s enjo y al l th e ho t wate r the y wan tYo u ca n b e confiden t tha t a n electri c wate r heater , plu s EcHtan t ne wSupe r Suppl y Plan , wil l provid e roundthecloc k ho t wate r fo r all you rfamily s needs , too The n yo u ca n pla n you r da 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judgemen t agains t th e direc tors Me t Chalke r entertaine d th e Tupe rchildre n an d thei r familie s Sunday Mis s Elizabet h Drive r is actin g a ssubstitut e teache r in th e Lincol n Par kschoo l in Detroit Georg e Reaso n underwen t a n op eratio n a t Jackso n las t week Harr y Hamperia n brok e hi s le glas t week playin g o n th e schoo lgrounds Nanc y Grisso n o f th e senio r clas swa s marrie d t o Alber t Woo d o f Una dili a las t week Maria n McClee r gav e a showsr forMrs Wayn e Car r las t weekI n on e o f th e hardes t fough t foot bal l game s eve r playe d her e Sunda y th e Dexte r Independent s nose d ou tPnckne y 7 to 6Stanle y Dinke y go t Ui ePinckne y touchdow n an d Pet e Crock e r th e Dexte r one Loui s Devin escore d th e winnin g extr a point Alarg e attendanc e wa s out Pinckne yteam P Geryc z an d P Stackable ,ends D Belt z an d B Beltz , tackles M Hincke y an d E d Spears , guards L Devereaux , center Dinkel , QB Shehan , Kenned y an d Graves , backs Bo b Smith , Jo e McCleer , subs Dex te r team Zeigler , Parker , ends Bul lock , Dolitsky , tackles Donovan Seitz t guards Adams , center Urqut hart , QB D Cushing , D Smith , C McLaughlan , backs R McLaughlin ,Pet e Crocker , L Devine , Sims , Gor danier , subs Referee , Lickly , umpire ,J P Doyle Hea d Linesman , C H Kennedy REELECTJOH N A HAGMA NCOUNT Y CLER KREPUBLIC AXYOUR SUPPORT WILL BEAPPRECIATEDle s o f 2 5 Year s Ag oTher e wil l b e a danc e a t th e oper ahous e electio m night A telephon e ha sbee n installe d an d th e electio n return swil l b e received Th e Pinckne y Senior s hol d a bo xsocia l a t th e Chri s Broga n hom e o nFrida y night Mrs Set h B Jacobs , wif e o f th eedito r o f th e Brighto n Argu s die d las tweek Mar y Lync h visite d relative s inLansin g las t week 8 0 coupl e attende d th e danc e give nb y th e Batchelor s Clu b a t th e oper ahous e Frida y night D D Smit h an dyjf e serve d th e luncheon Jame s L Roch e wa s in Washing ton , 111 las t week where h e purchase da rac e horse Th e hous e o n th e Reynold s far mburne d dow n Sunda y night Fran k Mora n is buildin g th e wal lfo r Joh n M Harrie s ne w barn Barne y Wellma n underwen t a n op eratio n a t th e Sanitariu m her e las tweek for appendicitis Mis s Alic e Barto n o f Jackso n isvisitin g Mrs Jenni e Barton Dav e Conner s o f Battl e Cree k isvisitin g friend s here Prosecuto r Willia m Rob b is no tabl e t o campaig n muc h du e t o th eseriou s illnes s o f 2 o f hi s children Joh n Dunn e wen t t o Diamondal elas t week Joh n Dinke l an d wif e hav e move dbac k t o Pinckne y fro m th e farm Charle s Bullis , Fre d McKinder Mik e Roch e an d Joh n Dunn e wen t t oth e bi g Holstei n cattl e sal e a t Dia mondal e Thursday Floy d Jackso ntoo k the m in his car Th e Ro y Reason s wen t t o th e Pinc kneyManch we r gm Friday ,I Mrs Alt a Meye r vsite d th e Willia mhusban d s wrtt t L in An n Sunday j Je nan d Ra y Rye r Lftm b cam e hom e he rBer t Benham s 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Livingston County pemoejafiMniiilttee Martin J Lavan, Chrm, Coroner Thomas A BartonCoroner William L RicoSurveyorD William J Miller tZSrOet r OTB Vsi ,j A WASHINGTONCHARLE S iCHAMBERLAINU CONChamberlai n fo r Congros vWATC H OU TFO RPULLOUT SaDRIV E DEFENSIVEL YThin k fo r th OTHE R e ytmrl mRATS Aftr BatingDiphaci nRat and MkefastmowUnlik e othe r bait s ne wDiphaci n i s vacuumpacke dt o fta y free h axia l appealing Rodent s ea t righ t fro m th eI opene d can Poten t ne w1 ffy assure e results Bu yI a t axug , hardware , grocer yI aa d Can n stores k ASK FO R TH E M T tAI T I K A CA NJut my D1BFAS1N Goo d Readin glo r th eWhol e Famil yfew Fact stat y feature sKLVETEEZCOMftikt SHOESYo u Ar e O nYou r Fee tLon gHours v KICK 45js HOODLUM S ou r OPMJCHIGA NJASO N LJACK LXT A HAR D WOBKDT O EXPERI E NCE D LAWYE R SERV EElec tProsecutih g Attorne T j V STAT E REPRESENTATIV EPROVE N PUBLI C OFFICIA LPRESENTL Y SERVIN G SECON DTER M A S SHIAWASSK E COUNT Y PROSECUTO REXPERIENCE D LAWYE R FAMIL Y MAN TW O GROWIN GCHILDRE NWoul d Appreciat e Ver y Muc h th e Opportunit y t o Serv th e leopl e o f th e Shiawusas e Livingsto n DitHs tThei r Stat e Representativ e MIL I e iovern lVOT E FO R JA Y M TEftBUS H FO R STAT E REPRESENTATIV E THANKS T O TH E PEOPL EO F LIVINGSTO N COUNT Y I JOHN y CLE IAuditq r Ge tOu r firs t yea r o f operatio n ha s bee n successfu l even beyon d th e expectation s o f th eDirector s an d th e organizer s o f ou r Association Th e trus t an d confidenc e place d in us b y th e peopl e o f Livingsto n Count y is re fleete d in nearl y 1,00 0 saving s accounts , mor e tha n 10 0 mortgag e loans , a numbe r o ,hom e improvemen t loam , an d in reachin g tota l asset s in exces s o f 1,000,0000 0 in ou rfirs t yea r o f servin g Livrngsto n County Yo u ar e cordiall y invite d t o atten d ou r FIRS T ANNIVERSAR Y e t th e Associatio nofflct i on Friday , Octobe r 31 , fro m 90 0 a m t o 60 0 p , m , o r Saturday , Novembe r 1 ,fro m 90 0 a m t o noon FRE E FAVOR S FO R EVER Y ONE 3 CURREN T RAT E O N SAVINGS ACCOUNT S INSURE D U P T O 10,00000 r Vv lItSS fc GRAN D RIVE R MgjfifiP i V ,,4 UR VONOV VOICEWASHINTONMICHIGAN IPROTECTYOUR TAX DOLLARSI ElECTCHARLES E POTTER United States Senator CHARLES F CHAMBBRLAHI 1Rtti im CDONALD A BROWNLieutenant Governor WILFRED H ERWINProsecuting Attorney LAWRExr Sheriff A HAGMAlfCerkALAN WBATHERWAX g T WTLLIAM L EAACCRegister of DeedtJAY M TERBUSH, JR State Representative MLES A CLARKECoroner JOHN C MILLJEBSurveyorJASON 1 HONIGMAJTPAUL C YOUNGER State SenatorKeep Your Voice in WashingtonCongressman jf If shes miles away, a Long Distance call from you will mean alot To her, nothing can quitamatch the sound of your voiceEvenings and Sunday you cancall 1,000 miles for as little asSI50 See your tlephone bokfor Long Distance ratesMichigan Bell Teltytpnc CompanyREELECTford H Erwin T PROSECUTING ATTORNEYCommiModII Cliarlet Ri 1 tfElectHE DID A tilJOBREELECTDON HAYWORTH DEMOCRATTO CONGRESS DON REPRESENTSFll ALL THE PEOPLELA90fALLLAS0REELECT DON HAYWORTHJOSEPH KURKA Martin J avanChain Saw LIVINGSTON COUNTYProsecuting Attorney DEMOCRATIJHIH SVMUIXT TO HI OmSAT NUMBER OF ELEO BITIOHR PRPLUIY VOTES ixWAIOVU A CHANOS IN THE tTHE CHANGE IN THIS 0 CAN BE MADE ON NOV 41958 WANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OEMOCRffYVftilGovernor 8 Metnen WilLieutenant GovcJohn B SwSecretary of S James MAttorney GeneralG Paul L AdamsState TreasurerSanford AAuditor GeneralG Frank S SUnited StatesPhilip A HartRepresentative tatG Den NaywerlhState RepreteateivjG JOMIB H KarProsecatlnf AtG Martin J LaviSheriffG Ervin B SayiClerkG David L QerkiiTreasurerG Mary KeehRegister ofG 2anzoDrain CoiJ Raiph DD CoronerACoronerG WilUaui L RlSurveyor William 6, MlOctober 1958PeoplesStoreGROCERIESKENNEDY GENERAL ORYGOODSUNOERltiNT FURNMtflNOSfGENERALELBCTlONro th Qualified Electors OTWE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a C I Election will be held in thePUTNAM TOWN HALLPUTNAM TOWNSHIP,Ctunty of Livingston State of Michigan OS fON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4tfcj MSof Electing the iollwtog Officers8TAT9 feYtrnor, Ltattnant flertnrar ttNirfHSMONAL United Itttt itnWttr, lUprtttnUtirt in CongresiiUfct ltatr,ItttWTY Prsfwatinf Attewtty, tttriff Cpmtr f Crk, County Treasurer, Reitr ef Deeds, Auditer in Countiei electiny ww, DramCmttiimoiter, Crmri, Surveyor, and tuchtfcr Off icers at are nominated at that timeBSMBaWaWaVaWaVaw1111 BtHllllNONPART1SAN ELECTIONCtrtuit Cc v Commissionersr LJO ANT AD11 ONAL AMENDMENTOHPOSITIONS 77AT MAY BE SUBMITTEDa Cesmemtleei boDoootttiile lorMtiet Relative t Opening and Closing of the PollsELECTION I AW Act 116 PA 1914SECTION 720 On the day of any eleetiei tkt Mhall bp opend at 7 oclock in the fertBftjm, and mall tontintioifsly r i until 8 odedt In the afUrnoon 1 no longer F v Qualified elector nrtstnt aid Iat Uws r the hour preterit for the elotag fhaM V Vowed to roteTHE Fr of mid election will be pta ToVIock m r i vM regain open until S eeloekef arid di f Urn Mrs Ross Read attended alican womens meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs Herb Shott of Howwhere the wife of Senator Potterwas a guest 35 were thozoAt 8 p m, 40 women attended aPilgrim Fellowship meeting atPilgrim Haill here where the wife ofSenator Potr spoke She stayed 30 minutes and left for an Adrian appointment The Bob Tasches and Johnny andCarl Gowan nd wife of Detroit atttended the MichMinngame Saturday The Robert Amburgeys attended adinner Sunday honoring the VirgilAmbureys,, Portage Lake, on 42nd wedding anndvieraajry M J, Reason and wife spent Sundaywith Mrs Mae Rane to Whitmore Uke C J Clinton and wife callled onMrs Bess Fishbeck in Grand Rapids last week Saturday they called on the Ralph Gareners ,Mrs, Stella Greiner, Loretta Clinton, and Mrs Gene vieve Clinton in Detroit, Mrs, Lee ShadwelU and daughtercf Dearborn spent Sunday with the Albert ShlrleysPatricia Palmer attended a showed Sunday given by Mrs Ray Stillwelll of Portage Lake for Mrs, Dnnee Swarthout Sttapleton, Mesdames Blanche Clark, G W,Clark and Mary4 Eichman were laAnn Arbor Friday , Rev Albert Schmitt of Grand llaven and Revs Lorenz ad Jeakle ofDetroit hunted on the Francis Shehantarm last week John Lundeen of Oscoda called onthe Francis Shehns Sunday Rita, Bill and Gordie Miller attendthe HoweUEverett football gama t Howell Friday Sunday visitors of William Shehan were Mesdames Madeline Shehan and Alice West of Ann Arbor AlexCarish ad wife and Leo Carith andr4fe of Detroit Leoi daughter wasmarried last monthThe Asher Wylies called on theWiiam Pitchforda in Mt PleaufttSunday The Pltchfords have a motel thore The Keith Bradburys erf Dexter andi i Junior Henrys called Oa the JeH I Henrys Sunday,, The Bob Pikes took Mrs, WilliamI Bently back to Comma Satuday andbrought Mrs Alice Bruff back The Robert Ryans have moved intoI the Albert Dfokel apart on the ora Chambers farm Sunday guests of the Andrew NeibttU were A N, Houmer of BrightonNellie Gardner and Fannie MonksThe Honey Creek Firm Bureau metwith the Fraacis Shehans FridayTh Knifhts of Columbua of thiscounty held a service at St Maryschurch Sunday night honoring the priests were present, Dinnerserved 100 at St Marys haiUMeedamas Viola Read and Rwmary Whittey ware ia Jaeksea Tueaday The following attended th OSinstallation at Howefl Friday nite Mesdame Roberta Amburgey, Mildred Miner Bonnie Henry, Edna Ward, Hazel Poulson George Engquiet ad wife,Mrs Ruth Bitter and sons visitedvisited Isabel Nash in Ann Arbor Sunday,Tom Bitter, local Davy Crockerthas shot 1 raccoon so far Irvin Kennedy and wife werFriday and Saturday guests of the Ambrose Kennedys m Pontiac Mrs Genevieve Henry and childrenvisited the Byron Henrys in AnnArbor Sunday, Harold Henry caPed from Guam Wednesday it was relayry radio from Jackson The Earl Kimblers and Tom Wareand wife visited the Ross Lamb inCincinnati last week The Kimblerscame back Tuesday but the Wares remained until Friday and went to Wet Virginia with the Lambs Mrs Mary Ellen Read and childen were Thursday dinner gusts ofthe Lloyd Hendees Mrs Mary Ellen Read and sofnTommy, attended a dinner at the Elks Club t Ann Arbor, Friday, honoring Tommys 15th birthday and the52nd wedding anniversary of the RossReads, tThe Edward Parkers left Saturdayto visit the John Sprouts in Ypsilanti,They leave from there for Jupiter, Florida for the winter Mark Coon of Royal Oak is visiting the Homer Abnys The Gilbert Grangers gave a paitySunday for their son who is a year 1 old WagonersPINCKNET ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wine ToTaktOat PHONE HOWELL 705ftCOAL SUNOCO FUEL oiVVLL IP NOW AND PA BY THE MK HOMUIVE 1ISO HAE A LAJiGE STOCK Ol LMBSR M it Pi L1CShAivilLiOW 68U9 D f HOLt UEXTER MlCHtGAjTThe AI Bochinskys ofwere Sunday guests ot tiieThe Albert Dinkels and Jeiieels were in Landing SaturdayThe AJlleti Diixkols bpent iiuiuiuywith the Henry Klikottt in Brighton,Over 100 attended ihe ParentsClub reception lor the teachers atPinckney high school Sunday, Tho Winans Laket llambuig and StMarys teachtT includinj, t,hu iSisteii were also thereHarold Porter and wito, W Hand Mrs, Mae Duller attended a White Shrine meotng a1 How ell onThursday night Wayne and Lenore Wagner gave apai t at the Marion town house CJiSaturday lor the Kennedy and Gratt iuiauie who have move on the Birdsung iarmMrs, Annette White had aa operalion o her hand at St Joe hospitaliiin Arbor last week She came homaSiinria and brought her Infant 80s has been in an incubator there Mrs,Mabk White of Seattle Wagh k vit it ing her The Lloyd Hende family tptatSunday with her people in Holt, The Ray Languwayg wer Suadayguests of the Richard Morgans iajJetroitATTENTIO Know These Facts I During the 84th Congress, my opponent conducted a poll and promisedto work for the adoption of tuch farm price support program at may bepreferred by the largest number of those polledf On April 16, 1955, my opponent announced that twothirds of farmers ipolled did nor favor high, rigid price supports THcrecftor he cast one votein accordance with his promise, On April 11, 1956, after great pressure was put upon him, which he admits, he voted for a bill providing for high, rigid price supports,ejressional Record, page 61584 On April 18, 1956, he voted to override the Presidents veto of the same bill thereby supporting high, rigid supports again Congressional Record,page 65416, While my opponent talked big about his own soil bank bill, which con tained a prepayment provision, when it came time to vote he was recordedOS opposed to an amendment iroking prepayments avaHable to farmers for the 1956 programKnow Your Congressman IIff THiAWEFriday, Saturday, Oct Sd, NOT, 1 THE LAW V8 JAKE WAD1TRobert Taylor, Richard WidmarkHASE A CfeOOKED SHAY Aan Baxter and Rtohard Todd Color CartoonSUB tar WeA, Nov thru 5 THE DEFIANT ONETony Cut tad StdTtar Frt Sat Nor i, 7,1 ai ColorMeQaeen Anita Otonseirt A Confrumon Oambvlofft born on th family fivillt, etilee by his J flrnJfjihfr In 1144 i new owni and rmi ln frVPram my mony and varied contacts with farm people, I feel that, ttlfft hananything else, they want to be left alone , having no more governmentrefutation and control than absolutely necessary, ft has been, 6ndtinu te be, my purpose to work consistently toward that end I shall Afttampered by conflicting obligations to any person, or to any group The only remise I have ever made is to represent you fairly OIK honestly to the belt ofmy ability f ,4 ,CongressmanCharles E CHAMBERUMr v sr, rv V ifIsI UJhinpoo SrOM FREEZERCOUNTERTOPFREtZER HOLDS600 POUNDS SAFELYHug17 cubic footcapacity Hndy counterhigh, for in extra work surfacewhits with color interiorFitted special compartnnt and basketsEfficientfoodtemperature wont vary More frNHTcapacity for your moneythis is your chance to MVOTStart to freeze em yourself right nowsave big money with inaeason food Ytuil the peak of flavor, toothis RCA qMhas a FastFreeze Fan accessory optionsfreezes twice as fast and maintains constantature, to prevent changes in flavor, ooWr B4Seeand aavethia week OJEANor llttallatton atscboolaa, Nov 12 iatk party atball 730 p m Nov 21 Special initiatta,Dav 5 Regular mattingChapter Woman to fstnt Dsc 16 School of Instruct atKowtll 730 p m Midg Miller, 8cMrs Nan Meabon and 2 daughterMr lanor Ledwidge, the VLaceIRotas, Kevtn Ledwidges, Mrs,dare McMacksa and Mrs Raymond Morris and children attended thebust wanning of Desmond Ladwidgeat Royal Oak SundayMurray Kennedy nd wife Irvln Knuisdy nd wife, Wbster Strong and wil, Uoyd Hendee and wilt, MaxReynolds and wife and Lorenzo Murphy and wif attended th Democrat banquet at Howell Monday niteSenator McNamara poka, 515 tickets BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL COWThe mMas , 141 to ft FrW lit DiictorMedena inbV PRitterTVUDIO fELJtVISION mut aw CMirtuUP 8 5541 125 Webter St Fred CO Vvet,i Grand KiVtcHow ti Oil cIOR RENTLowx Bass Lake Phoo U WANTED rRspmsiWe party totak over low monthly payments ona tplnnst piano Can be stsn locally Write Credit Manager P, O, Box , ShelbyvfiJH TO BfY FR1NDS ABOUND PINCKNtV AND HOWELLI AID NOW Sales Representative forNew and Used Cars for the CLOSE CHEVROLET SALES k Linden Mich Respectfully 7DARREL M bAKR LAKELAND MICH, Residence Phone AC 7495 LLOYD HNEOV EVEHLIUON UP ISR McCLOSKEY Kogei J carr JgINSUHAWCBAG1 CarrMtOTISTylephone Office 9WtMktaee 814Mviwias by Appoia t 4 2 MILLMnctaaey, Mich PUM OTREAL ESTA11BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTY In Business for yourself Be a distributor for Edith Phenboxg Cswt g ks Build your own Agency for retire nat income No InvestmentWrit Pinekney Dlspatcto JERTWYUE,IDELIVERS FABM SALBliat UP 8 3146 SKCIALUT jKarma, Homes,Business OppoiVat your Property11 klAU REASONBroker 09 PF0NE UP 8tlMLAYEY HARDWARE FOR RENTCompletly modernon river Beauiful location Reason, J eble rnt, Mrs, Oscar Beck UP834JH j I a SHMBMsVMsiW I FOR SALELarge wood or coal burn ing Kalamazoo brown enamel heat j ing stove Cheap, Kittens to give awayi Mrs, George Long 3205 Tiplady Road Pinckney, Mlch Dr H R Holmquiitrter XBayThrovtgb Satrdtf1 tz 3 aid 5 to 7and by AppointmentAC 28lWO West Grand BRIGHTON MaryAH Kidn of Real festatrv rr1TonvMandclls SavFiliup,Qas COOKING WATER UEAT1N AN HOME HEATINGWYLIE LP, GAS SfiRViOE 63 HOWELL lit ANNOCGEWfT fVH rfALC Attractive new honus ofi The Junor claw of Pinekney hlsk lot tsitricttd ara, scene gchool solicits youi patronags In th jlake priviliges Owner on purchase of gtatonary to Hainc trery Saturday and Sunday the senior trip in 1960 CIMI msmbttsor for information apply wiH call a your hme If not etAtatJatttrssn Lak Rod at rsr calll UP 83494 APPLESJONOTHAN AND McINTOSH APPLESBAetff MNTAsWaM AMI MK TOW WN , J HSf A WMsm Mi S FOR S00THE BE1S1EGEL ORCHARDS MOWER SHARPENINGRlvrbank Hiland Lk ifaia Office HA fiSM M 7tape Lake Road, near N 132 WEST MAIN ST, PIHenry Krahn, SalesmanWiltse Electrical Strriot ELECTRICAL CONTf4Af60000 West M3,Phone I 855S8 FOR SALE Butternut Marsha11 TTeabon U8FOR RENT5 room apartmet withbah Marvin Shirey, 127 Pearl StPhone UPtown 86621FOR SALKOne Automatic1 1951 FOR SALKLarge Spac OilBendlx washer 40, in good condition Heater, 5 gallon tank attachedCall Normandy 96524 Kevin LedwSdgo Phone UP Meyers of Grand Rapids wtek nd with te Rows James Coakley former editor of theStockbridgt BriefSun disd Friday,H leaves wife aad som MO tACIIOM FOR SALE1949 school bus For in i FQR SALEGenerai lformation contact Supt Reader I able dish wer phons UP filiiWANTLL Baby Sitting own trans J F0Pt SALEi946 Plymouth as H 4i,nortAtin Washings done reasonable I 2 good snow tlreS 6xlg 7paret Monkey lost 5,00 reward 1950 Hair Clippers 350 J W uick car 5000, lS1 ynadtUa St, PincknsyMrs VanSkiver UP 89908 Pinckney m Yi VOTAHUnsvMEATSQUALiTIMAWIfiMK i CA1H0UC CWCBI it MMfii VMfcaita Msucchm, imjMifiJMtM A M kOt, ltttA,M raft NovaonaftM4r 4N to SM P USM to 9M P M FOR SALE Two Storm Sash 3fx JSFOR RENT Three room hosisbnih hot and cold water, Tspsfsioae door SGxGSone door 32x6G, j foi sae Used 6 yearg UPDoor 30x67 all with sash and j ,,screens, one studio couch western j FOR SALE Picture frames, adIler George Holt and end tables custom mads I j Bain 102 12 Main St, ,WANTED Painting and interior de fcorating 25 years experience Will i 3 Lines Nae and Aucwsss,gtf free estimates stamp 40c each Fast AccurstM A Unk 8793 Lakeview DriveRush Lake, Phone UP 8 S670 BERGERS RUBBER STAMP11922 WEEVIAN DR 9Wittvcl and IWm MtookM 2tensrs, Pastor 945 AM1050 A M 708 P M fcitatecrt All Binds Wanted for Get ild ReaaoaBERTWYUKUP i814t WilliaroDavu, 700 P MSCbir Practisejlkmt Alt Praysr HtjttUig 800 p LEFLAVEYGeneral IsuraaseRTIORRELL Water WeHb and Pumps AU Makes of Pumps ServicedW Dter Pinekney RoadSA S 9454 HDINO ANDAND REMOBELLim5555 E Gd River, Howd Phone HoiU 711 CULVER BAILEYMONUMENTS Guaranteed 4fBVTSXS TOR TUB FVTfMsVTHE MONTMKNTSI Itbell St Howell Phone Howell 411Wfor Yonnker Kemoriaff Ifts, Laasiaf,CavrdiWm J W Wlr, Pastor 1045 am C1UIXR KOW FOB FALLWHli Cfcwch i, Pastor Waltsr Esch 1000 OBDEB YOBBCOAL NOW AND AVOID V FARMERS FlO SUPPLY OOMftUftPHONE UP 8 5511V Dublin Core The 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 29, 1958 Description An account of the resource October 29, 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 1958-10-29 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/fc39941533e2825fd62df3a47d2f9f33.pdf 604316bf6d4a8cffc3b158d055415fbf 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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s19 0 pe r pupi l the y pledge d t o them Instea d the y wil l fal l shor t abou t8,000,00 0 thi s year Th e school s ar e als o crowde d fo rspac e a s the y go t 70,00 0 ne w pupil sthi s year I n man y place s th e voter shav e turne d dow n bon d proposal s fo rne w buildings Th e Democrat s wan t industr y an dth e federa l governmen t t o pa y t hbills Th e Republican s ar e waitin gfo r th e legislativ e ta x study , no t du eunti l nex t year Th e colleg e student s ar e gettin g afe w breaks Bank s ar e arrangin g fo rstuden t loan s directl y t o college s fo rwhic h student s ma y pa y o n a budge tbasis Dr Joh n Russell , directo r o f 2year s stud y fo r th e legislatur e recom mend s tha t universitie s ge t n o bigger H e referre d t o Universit y o f Mich iga n 28,00 0 an d Mich State s 20,000 H e woul d star t smalle r one s a t Flin tan d Dearborn NotMr s Fran k Gra y ha s bee n instaLe d, worth y matro n o f Dexte r Cha p r 30 2 OES Fou r parkin g mete r wer e ISCHOOL NE W, o AS W E HEAR D ITWhil e Pinckne y showe d imropve , luZ conlr o f b ot h house s an dt Whi t b bi j iO n defens etackling the yfto m Brighto n street s on e nigh t las t ha d n o offens e t o spea k o f an dweek lenalties assesse d agains t Stockbiidj e6 childre n we e hospitalize d a t Bris h 2 0 t o 0 Friday The y hav e n 0 ma nton las t week Monda y whe n th e wh o ca n ru n successfull y wit h ui eschoo l bu s the y w er e in hit a tre tall The y wer e aide d b yMcNulty t 24 , th e drive r wa s enaltie s sssesse d agains tCai l McNulty t 2 , e resuspende d andtickete d b y th e poliec e the y w er e insid e th e Stockbridf e 0lo r ignorin g th e basi c spee d law , y rd Ji n twic e bu t eac h tim e tS y le tTh e Brighto n Gaske t Compan y is i J iasses dribbl e throug h thei r hjmris 2 f t h 3 i rniving to Detroit The y emplo y 14 0 o f th e 3 senior s Do n Clar kl,r opl Th e quarter s the y r en t fro m r Jed Be y wer e bac k an d di dth e Evan s Produc t Compan y ar e to L tackling Stockbridg e use dsmal l SeCOn d tea m P o f th eVandal s brok e int o th e Sale m anda lo tthei rtim ena d n o gea t variet y o fWalke r Cemeter y nea r Sout h Lyo n Fa ys The y 5toreal l touchdown s o nlas t week and di d 5200 0 wort h o f as ses Cornis h runnin g 4 0 yard s rjdamag e Som e o f th e monument s de stroye d wer e 10 0 yer s old ,22S 5 telephon e directoie s wer e re quire d a t Sout h Lyo n las t mont h 20 0mor e tha n las t yea r GResident s oppose d t o th e locatio ncatio n hav e close d th e Chelse a Vill ag e dum p b y cour t injunctio nhT e Brighto n OE S hel d thei r instsNatio n Nov , 8 fTh e Howel l Greenhouse e operate db Mr , an d Mrs , Augus t Schmid t lo r3 3 year s ha s bee n sol d t o Jame s Spar eLivoni aMr an d Mrs Bruc e Eujc r o fhav e returne d fro m a 2 week stri p to Tennessee 22 5 peopl e attende d th e recen t How el l OE S installation 1312 9 acre s o f lan d in thi s rountt yhav e bee n pu t in th e soi l lan d hank ofWHIT E LOIXi E NEW S5 0 attende d th e hob o part y a t Whil eLodg e Saturda y night ,Mrs , an d Mrs , R , Raet z entertaine dthei r daughte r an d family t th e C tJRaymond s o f Detroi t las t week C , J Raet z an d wif e attende d abirthda y part y fo r thei r soninla w iDeroi t Sunday Th e ALarson s hav e gon e t o Flonc Uio r th winter ,A Rogeer s an d wif e close d thei rcottag fo r th e winter Mrs , Henr y Gate s ha d a Hallowee npart y fo r he r grandson , Dann y Wil iiamsTh e Georg e Brunton s o f Rus h LiK eth e Rand y Raezte s Tuesday , put in the soi l landbank at Washingto n b y bi g majorities n2lichiga n Gov , William s won an un jrtecedentte d Sixt h ter m b y 14IHJ Gmajority Phi l Har t toppe d hi m b yabou t 200,00 0 fo r U S SenatorThc 2 ear n le d th e entir e Democra t staleticke t int o offic e wit h them Th e eo nsMtutina l conventio n proposa l lost I cJi d no t ge t a majorit y o f th e ch lorate To o man y di d no t vot e o n it Congressma n Chamberlai n wa s r 1elected H e ha d 400 0 majorit y a t las reports I n th e count y al l Republica n offic eholder s won by aroun d 300 0 majorit yPr 0so Erwi n 7265 , Lava n 3D88 Slie rGe n ringe r 7625 , Snyde r 37 Drs Clar k an d Wiikinso n wFletche r an d Yellan d cour t Elementary Lchoo lKindergarte n Mildre d Park aJoa n Gardne rIik y NoiSei i s a bab yy t o ih cAn nWent t oaun t visitfc d I a fii ee d th eia w a deJ r Jie htr s cai i fljti Tilt b y Penn y Putrd siu s a lireMRS MARGIERIT E MoPHERSO NS f wa s bor n in Topeka , Kansa s an rv icntl y celebrate d thei r 50t h werlr iin g anniversar y Th e funera l wa s a th e Howel l Presbyteria n Churc h W oinsda y wit h buria l in Fairvie w CeviFOOTBAL L SCORE S, St Mary s 33 , How el l 6An, n A rbo r 27 ypsilan i 0 Dexte r 7 , Ma ncheate r 6 Boysvill e 13 , Hartlan d 0 Brightto n 46 , Clarenc e vill e 6 Unive rsi 34 , Salin e 12 Lincol n 39 , Fla tRoc k 14 Mila n 46 , Dunde e 6 Chelse a26 , Roosevel t 13 Haslet t 14 , FOWJOJ vill e 6 Linde n 19 , Swarz t Cree k 12 Northvill e 47 , Clarkst n 12 Webbe rvill e 6f Byro n 6,CAR D O THANC W wis h t o than k ou r friend s an dneighbor s fo r thei r kin d expressio no f sympath y durin g ou r recen t be rbcavement Als o Dr Woo d wort h an dth e staf f o f McPherso n Healt h Cente rMrs , Lloy d Wellman , soloist , M rsFloys e Campbell , accompanist Rev Sander s an d th e Swarthou t Funera lHom , ,Ctcil , Laur a an d Bessi e Robert sMr an d Mrs Herber t Pa rki n4 B HANDICRAF f NOTIC E4 H Enrollmen t 10 2 th e wint r wi Ub t Thursday , Novembe r 6 in the bas e PINCKNEY OE S INSTALLATIO NPinckne y Chapte r 14 5 installe dthei r ne w officer s a t th oomentai yschoo l Saturda y night Th e roo man d wh p mum s wit h a larg e purpl eig n in th r e uWal k in th o Light th e worth y mat r s nmU o r Atoar Th e installin g officer s wor eKloys e Campbel l Z nd Doroth y Wilson sarshal , Albert a Cloe ciapli n Mevwi n Campbell organist , Virgini aVarNorman soloist , Ma e Bryan Fo, the aui v ficors installin g ofti riV Caiii e G Until marshal ,Th e ceremon y wa s opene d b y tth oretirin g worth y matro n an d patron ,ftnbrta Ambutge y an d Jame s Boyd ,Kiorenc e Baugh n wa g introduce d inth e East Als 0 Gran d Lodg e Rep ,Franci s Rathbun W M an d W , P Mar y an d Haz Mero w o f Howel l an dan d W M f Lorett a Water s o f Fowle rville The n th e count y officers , Haz e Poulson , pres Bonni e Henry , ,ee, leas Lillia n Comernuse , Carri e Fra nc sc o an d Margare t McNamar aTh e W M , Ev a Engquis t wa s es corte d t o th e eas t b y he r granddaug hcrs f Susa n an d Joann e Crai gearne d purpl e candle s an dBibl e verses Wal k y e in th e Light A n hono r lin e wa s forme d b y 8 wom e n fro m th e Whit e Shrine , Raintnw fCount y Assn th e San, , an d Pas t Ma trons Th e W P Georg e Engquis t wa s ftls o escorte d t 0 th e eas t b y hi s grand ,dughetr s wh o san g Thi s littl e light A M , Geneviev Henr y wa s escor te d t o th e wes t b y h er daughter , Beck th e AP Gilber t Carol Geryc zU r catchin g a pas s fo r th e las t one Th e Stockbridg e Marchin g Bun dpaye d a t th e hal f an d wen t throug hthei r formations The y wer e good Th e Queo n crownin g too k plac ea th e half Th e fou r queen s arrivo dih fou r conveitables , Caro l Geyz ,senio r wa s chosen queen He r escw ta s Norma n Boc k an d drive r i First Crude , iuook oha s bant y chicks ,hi s iatr s ne w plat et u Teas Ke iwit h pin kvic U he r gran del 1 wen t t o How Terr y liuvsri ha s aJaui s Dea n visite d he r gran dth y childre n J d lu n ontuckin g an d treatin gFirs t Ciiudo , W o ha d u ni ean d than k tli u rooni Thayerpart ypopcor n balls W e hu d 8Laur a Whiilc y ha d ronipan yBelt y VanBlarifun i had a birthda ySunday,Jac k jo liei l wen t iishn, JeanoLt e Llius aunl Iii s a ne w baiy Jerr y Culoiic s graidriiic r is in th ehospital Susu n iov l s Jia a hui ahoop Keit h Swarlhou t lia s aI n othe r Dan a Joveil s wen t t ol y parad e in D tjIai ymothers Mrs Anderso ncas t 67 2 votes , heav y fo r a noi lUTessine r junio r s escor t wa slio n Cram driver f Dic k Kennedy Jea n Edward s sophmor e escor t wa sPenni s Morga n driver t Ji m Doyle Freshma n quee n ha d Tomm y Reai ilo r escor t an d Duan e Haine s fo r he rdriver , Myrn a Livingsto n las t year squee n crowne d th e queen Frida y Pinckne y play s Sout h Lyo nher e Frida y nigh t Thi s tea m ha swon th e leagu e championship ,wh orn dSkinner, iber t Skinne r o yhi s so n an d daughter Other s instal le d wer e Se c Mild d Mi lgtere d wer e Sec , Mildre d Millle r ,Treas ,Amand a DeBarr Cond, , Harvet tRa h rig Assoc t Cond f Edn aChap Dori s Skinner Mar, ,Hammel l Org M Ward, Mahf cEloys e Campbell R Albetineo f th e tow n hall Al l ne w me mb mus t hav e on e parent s wit h t tfai meeting Th e Fai r Pre mwil l b t give n ou t a t thi sMarshal l Meabo n Leade rAPPLE SCLEA N HAN D GRADE D FfcUi rFO R WINTE RKEEPER SCRAN E ORCHAR DWes t M6, PinckneyPhtttt UPtown 9756 OPEN HOUSE RItrtEXT SCHOOL Th Rickett School for RetarfadChildren will hold open house Oct, 19from f t5n The public is inFINCKHEY UNOS DAUGHTERS Th Pinrlmuf Circle meets with Ron Baat Thursday Nov 6 at Adah, Sally Carter RuthVanned Esther, Eleanor W0UrftMftrthaEmma Boyd ai fti el CT3 CaSSie T Senrirei, Clifford MillerAuxiliary off icers were Mar ,Ma,ory W Wart0r lead page Luelia KetchamInStrSadi chrMoran Prompter, RobertoAmburgey Flag Bearers Amerieanf Vola Massey Christian, Ann Massey OES Marie Murray Honor Joints Adah, Nora Sprout Rutl,Htrnlce Baker Esther Susie BeemanMartha Marion Scott Electa, PearlMadsen ChoirMary Boyd, Mae Bryan Barbara Cluckey, Virginia VanNorman, Esther Hall, Jim MoraaJames Boyd, Herbert Bryan,Roberta Amburgey was presentedvith her past matrons jewel by thepast matrns in an imnrefliirv cere mony TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETINGRegular meeting of the PutnamTownship Board, held at the townhall Tuesday, October 14, 1958 at 8 P M All board members presentHendee, Wylie, White, Reynolds andKennedyMeeting called to order by Supervisor HendeeMinutes of the meeting of September 9, 1958 read and approvedPassed unanimously by the boardto levy two 2 mills on the 1958county taxOne 1 mill to be spread for township tax, and the other one 1 millto be used for welfare on county assessedThe regular meeting for next monthwill be held Wednesday, November 12, 1958 at 8 p m instead of Tuesday, November 11th, as the 11th is i legal holidayBotion by Wylie supported byKennedy to buy the fire dept six 6fireman rain coats Motion carriedMotion by Kennedy supported byReynolds to pay the following bills asread The 19571958 welfare cost to Putnam Township was 279462Michigan Bell Telephone Co 4250Max Russell Treasurer Pinckney Com Schools Williams 3laJGov Swansbn 350, Brown State, Hare 3Glf Plank 2JlGen, Actttms 3ij2iionigan 3ul,, Brown 358, Weathcrwax iAAuditor, Szymanski 352f Clements2JD Cong, Hayworth 355f ChamberJuJ,301ltegisUjrf iurp,,y luslain 321 State Senate, Younger 3osLegislature Kurka 34J TeibusFresecutor, Lavan 345, Lrwin iSnyder 346, Gehringer 3UJGherkia 34D Ilagmau X,,Koch J47,ocy Hack 2X5 Drain 350, Munell 304 Coroners, Bail a260, Rice 352, Clark 240, Wilkin3 alj burvoyoi Win Miller 352JJU jy atu SnariIotlor had a biiliday Kuiy uiiiay, 7hcy jot dylls and disins Gary 1 vtnt nit stiuirrrel liuiUn withcad His dad shot and misled limrari fu of shclis Iiilly L vyl,cs dad haa new tuk iJcHid llciiy went to aWccJdjng Sania JJl vrnl io jbiiow, GoidDi ivins saw ClniciyihompsoJi UiMn ii1 wis out 1Ji irkkDI ttoal Jtirky Leinni wil V hi grandmothtrs ,Second Graf, Mrg us,nT in Vyi,is jicl Jai JMi I1 iproposal iyst 253 toRigh to Work proposals lost in 4out uf 6 states ,The new jail proposition carried inVVahsenaw county The Republicansoitice holders were releclod Arthur iiladrs and M kSheldon hnv wiiir jackets lavu, Un Mf ij , , v ,,v tun i y I MI iu , i k, ,, , ing With his Uatt Shirlcty son went tu HuweJl to vit hvv gjJanes li ti vent oo tup huii ijapaay JlomDenny Swart limits f11thtDel taxes 133818Charles R Ward TreasurerHowell Public SchoolsPhi Gentile, bal on acct P W Curlett Sept board ESTIIEK E KOBEIiTSci1 K, iioborl s, 73, died atMcx hyaon HoaJih Cemifr Ucw2OShe vas daughter o WilliamLucy Roberts and and wasin Alden, i Y,,March 6,1885 Sh lived on the larm on theHowell Road for 30 yearsSuviviag are a brother Cecil, 2 sas Iaura aad Bessie at homoMrs Eunic Parkin of GroePoints and a brother Gorton oi Pompano Beach, Florida,The funeal was at Ui SwarthoutFuneral Home Saturday at 20u p, Rev, Brooks Sanders officiatiag Burial was in Pinckney Cemetery,SCaOOL ELECTION VOTEPinckney high school held theirelection Monday It was strongly Democratic Cong Chamberlain and Sheriff Gehringer were the only 2 Rep ubllcans to get majorities Te votewajGovernor Williams i32t Bagwell 95SenatorHart 119 Potter 111 ur i13 cat iythanThird Grade June T Wt thank our room motiier Whitley for helping witii oifAo the Parents Club iiFAl I,It al0 in Curret CommtntBy the time this reach ymelection will b ovtr and theing and tempcri stirred uphave subsided We ihink on lew points was the srttmck OBA here his Iiart, wife of Phil Hartk candidate for U S Senatoropponent Senator Potter OneWe itdrn contest iaf jovcrnor in New Yorkjuci av i betweea AvriU Harriman and Nelson Rockefeller The lattsngruncMather, he late John D couldnmr have been elected dog ynthtr His grandson, Nelson is given achance to win on acount of bis lavishexpenditure of money He is said to huvspent 2,000,000 on his campaign Besides he has been lavishin his gifts of money from the fortuneumassetf by the late John D He built ihc United Nations Building, Metropolitan opera bouse, gave to Fordham University, the Balet heatic, and 1,500,000 to ihe Catl Jic Charities ofTurytown, the Jewish TheologicalSeminary, for a housing project forthe garment workers and 51,000 tonegro education and big sums to the NAACP He even gave 40,000to the Truman library A Independ ence, Mo On acount of all thesehandouu he was rated a strong candidateThe Catholic church in Milwaukeeprohibited the children in their par1 silos from taking part in the drive forme relief of destitute children of thecountries oijuhe United Nations This was on the Basis of a report issued bytiie American Legion, that the UNICLF as this body was called was communikt affiliated The directors of thorganization ddny the charge Undoubtedly a number of countries who would benefit liyhe money pickedup on Halloween eve by toil organization are Communist but that it sot a suoag enough reason to condtmnitWe fail to understand all this heHabeJow kicked up over betting on football yames at the University of MichUMM Siiil bcir pools have existedcci since we knew anything abouttho gmc We have even bet occt ourselves We have workedi a pumber of places where theyused to com around every morning nd ask it you wanted to get in a pool Some times it was football, soffitiiiv i , f The cost was MI K , Jolar We won otcaonally We were even in one thatcost 25c You may laugh but there were so many in it the prize amountedto considerable At Michigan tworegulars oa ihe foot ball team weresuspended for selling football poolc A , c ,s I hose who pled f SI00 and costs The J t s pled not guilty andi ai We suppose the two , e at the universityc kchojurships and sold thotickets to eke out their meager inht jri jnd 10Mrsthat we willWe went trick Party All but 2 Monday, W haoaddition and Mi 1ortuT has a nfw i Parilsd company SunUay,Linda Zv aw the movie Big Coutiiryi hitloys cousin, Judy McGuireGrand Rapidr, visited hOr laat w ItK oftnout Funeral Hom and OEi,meeting, reg noticesVans Motor Sales jepain on fire truck fi 12278Salaries of board members 204100 Arthur W Rentz sefeiburse Jiaent 1115WiTlJam Haack Register of Deeds 1075Mich Twp Assn Assn membership dues 3100Motion carried to jiay the nsqvebills Motjon by Wnrtc supported byWylie that meeting be adjourned Motion carried Murry J KennedyTwp deck 9766 fcft Senator Wes Reader 140 Paulll56Yunger 139I Prosecutor Lavan 114, Erwin 113ReIterrMurphy 28t Hack 95Coroner Barton 128, Nils Clark 112 Wiggins 107, Munsell 1071010Mrs Rene MiUrthank Mrs June Hendee ourroom mtto fr coming to our par W gvt her a chrysatnemum corMJ VanNorman, Le and came and had cupand dder We wrote tununartoi t0 n our reading boolcwinner wereElaine Darrow, Lynd felrey, Third Grade ,Mrs,We had a nice liaJiiowen party andthe mothers Mesdames, VanNonnan and Read for , Also the mothers who made cupcakes We also went trick treatingJames Petulas dad caught a 9 lbpike, Deanna Haines went to the show, WUU Meyer8 visited his grandmother Fourth Grade, Mrs CampbelTWe had a ale party and served cupcakes and dderWe think the mothers who broughtt cupcakei and MrsSrout for the cider, She,Mrt, Qoth ad Mrs fiaugh cam Our speUngtree a 22 pumpkin on it for thosewho were pertecct in mastery ustK We finiihed 9 weeks for our Urtt report ctrd, 16 were hew every dayI Wegener who was 8ick U,t Gyde brought us a spioV Dionbut is back tm 4th nd 5tbWe enjoyed our Halloween pextyWe had dougnnuta and elder MrsBorovsky and Mrs, Melby helpedhere were games and a parade ita Nash wet h Uand hottest fight is iftre Senator KnowlaodJ Gov Knight out hit tin for a second term for 1 running oa a Right toi i his would outlaw the xop lhat is a person work 1 iiciory would not have tounivin even if a majority of the s ihere voted to unionize Of the unions are fighting it as itmen their death knell Senator Knight, who won the Republicannomination for senator has conOUtagainst this law and says he win notsupport Knowland President Eisenhower made a flying trip to California last week to make peace betweenthe two but was not successful coursesum Grade, Mrs, TMCBWe had a nice party in the desk decorating contest Lynda Parker wontot the girls ana Larry Bowles torile boys, Mrs, Meyers room visttedus ad we read our charts for themWe played a football gme aid loitMrs Meyers room, 6th and 7thAt our party in the costume otooteat Richard Blades and Retoert Dftfow won first They drewud atand his wife Honorable atrfoa fftt to Del FriUt GeorgeHay KellebexgecSusaB tfta Nash wnt hone with nd went trick sjd dames Tasch nd Htonoer but new hora Jim Book suage gun Richard Btt fi ng We furnish the bolHl tbhaU 1 I imwfcTWwu k lmwmmwmwasfcw i IVUWKRV1Vtheres always plenty of hot waterneweGET IT HOT GET A LOT every time A new electric water heater provides 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 economical Heres the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per monthOnly electric water heaters gfve you aft these Important advantagesEfficientthe heat goes into thewaterx Install anywhereneed not be near a chimneyx Long lifemeet Edisons rigid standardsx Automaticall the time x Fastnew, more efficient heatingunitsx Outer shellcoo to the touch all overx Edison maintains electrical parts without chargex SafecleanquietmodernSee your plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT EDISON SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGANristmasit ClubJHfS CONVENIENT WEEKLy PA,ypNT PLAN WILL MAKE IT EASYjlO HAVE A MERRy CHRISTMAS NEXT YEAR1959 CHRISTMAS CLUBNow OpenJL Nearly 400 people are receiving their checks from our 1958 Christmas Club thisweek, totaling 30,00000 These people have financed their Christmases this year, as well as vacations, appliances and many other things You, too, will be amazed at what a regular savings program can do for you Christmas Club provides the means to this end Make next Christmas a happy one Look over the following classes and pick theone which fits your budget Open your Christmas Club account at either our Howell or Pinckney Office tomorrowr, Weeky Saving50100200 3005001000 CnedTYou Receive 2500500010000 1500025000 50000McPherson State Bank Bowtl Pinckney2 m fort eV 8af BmnktnmBook Aeemmti SHOP FOR CSHOPPERS SHOW sponsored byST THERESAS GUILDSt Marys HallWednesday, November 12th730 P M No Admission Charge Featuring Plastics, Toys, Hobby Kits, Housewcres, Glftware, Novelties, Baby Items and many other itemsDONATED BYFree Door Prizes Given AwayAs You Enter LAVEY HARDWAREBEVERLYS BEAUTY SALONAITA MAE BEAUTY SALONS GARR P HACHEYLEES GULF SERVICEPALO VERDI FARMLA ROSAS TAVERN DONATED BYBeautiful Glass Tumbler SetShampoo and Wave Hair StylingPine Cone Christmas WreathLubrication JobPrize Winning Blue Hubbard Squash Gift Free Favors For EveryoneAs You EnterVANS MOTOR SALES GENTILES HOME CENTERPINCKNEY GENERAL STORE MORTON SALT COCHARLES H WARDMcPHERSON OIL COMPANYSILVER LAKE GROCERYMICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANYFREE REFRESHMENTS DONATED BYKENNEDY GENERAL STORESTEFFENS HILAND LAKE STOREHARRIS AND COOPERROY CLARKS FINEST FOOD STOREOLD FASHIONED MUSIC BY MILDRED PARKS Notes of 48 Tears Ato The election is over350 votes were cast Only aboutin PutnamChase Osborn was elected governor over Lawton T Hemans Sam Smith to congress over Alva Cummins,i Leonard Freeman, state senator,I Edwin Farmer to the legislature, William Robb, prosecutor, Willla nStcddard, sheriff, Clark Miner, clerk,Charles Judson, treas, A, D, Thompson, register, Arthur Cole, circuitI court commissioner, Farmer, Robb,J Stoddard and Cole are Democrats,i Adam Francis, 69, ded a his east of town ,Nov 4RJSydney Spruot gave a reclttat atthe Congi church Sunday, His ren dition of organ end vocallion musicwas fine P H Swartout and Lulu m sang duet and Lola Morana soloMrs, Elmer Glean was Injured last Wednesday when her horse ran away Hr daughter Lillian who wasj with her escaped injury Glenn Gardner has sold his elec tric light plant to Albert Jackson,It will be known as the Jackson Lightleg Company with F aG Jackson, mgr, Mr Gardner and John Cadwell areputting in a plant at StockbrldgeW are receipt of a letter fromClyde Darrow who has been in LosAngeles, Calif, for over a yearBen Campbell, a convict from Pontiac, escaped Tuesday by jumping offthe Grand Trunk train at Gregory,He was caught next day at Gregbry,I John Dlakell and wife are now liv Ing in the Mrs, Estell Graham hoase oaMUlSt, Richard Henry of Hamburg goti 1800 bbuahel of potatoes from 7 acras Miga Kittle Boff, local telephonei operator was given a shower of 265 post cardi Friday on her birthday, George Randall of Tacoma, Va,n Notes of 25 Yeai AgoPinckney high school lost to Fenton there Friday 25 t 6 Fenton wasmuch heavier and they had a slurHarold Huff called Powder Puff AhuPi ckney had trouble stopping,JaDjiloway could but had to leao hi a feet to do so He got Pinckueys umdown after catching a passThe OES give a masquerade ball onNov 17 ,Macks Anawa Medicino Show isat the community hall 2 weeks starting Monday W Edward Farnam, pioneer bbusiness man died at his home here onNov 2 Charles Monroe, receiver for thePinckney Bank has been appointed receiver for the Commercial Bavof FowlervilleDaXter Masons won the 2nd eucne contest here Wednesday niffht 50to 40 500 attendee the tncake supperat the community hall Thursday nitoThursday night, The Pillsbury FloarCo, furnished the flour and coffee,theSimmons Grocery the syrup and coffee Topping Dairy the milk andcream The Gir Scouts and JuniorKfngs Daughters waited on tableAfterwards there was dancing withJake, Floyd and Marjory Hainea play ing and Percy Fish callingAbout 50 deer hunters from hereare going nothThe Pinckney Independents beat1he Broadway Leaders of Ann Arbjr37 to 13 here Sunday Murray Konn rdy got 3 touchdowns, Stanley Dinkel, Walt Graves and Rollie Shehan each one, Fenton cancelled but Ha itlend has been secured for nextt Sunday Thur Fri Sat Nov 6, 7, 8THE BLOBin ColorwithStephen McQueen, Anita CoMCirt andi 3IARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACEultkTom Tyron and Gloria Talbott tn Technicolorlay, Monday, Xovember 9, 10Greaest Hunters Deadliest of TigersSiewartt Granger B a bar a Rush and Anthony SteelLife Story ofHARRY BLACK AND THE TIGER4 Color CartoonTues, Wed, Thurs Nov 11, 12, 13 in VlstavisionTHE MATCHMAKERWitkShirley Booth and Anthony Perkins Shirley MacLaine Pand au FordA Paramout PictureNovelty Color Cartoon Lat Nivswevrv Muuwit ui iawiua, woa f pf Djlllon find his family of ahas bee visiting his brother, Axie wife andCarl Bown ad family hav movedon th Ffid Wjrlit farm Leigh QsTtnll who was married inToledo and wift are visiting his par ents wQl liv in Toledo whereh 1st 4 chidren have gone norh I VACUUM PACKED FRESH BAITto hunt deer, They took a tont an a supply of food including 14 dressedchickens They may stv all winder trapMnl WQUam McPaerson in, wifeof the president of McPherson Sute died suddenly Sunday Sheher husband and 3 sons, WtILiftin Alexander and fidwardWlnsto Baagfaa and Gene Edgarwmt to the Mich StateWlscoruia gnat at Bast Lansing Saturday, The Jerry Henrys of Deuoit idKeith Bradbury of Dexter were Sunday guests of the L, J HenrysMrs Theresa Coyle is visiting theClarence Stapishes at ChelseaThe Francis Shehan family visitcithe Bob Gannnons in Redford Suday cant resist aewjhacin Its vacuum ulicd fxeshl Contains po nt nw cnemcrl for sure results SJ to rPsaay It drujj, AfarmThe Gannons are moving to Kokomo I rN SElFFES3s CAMS I Indiana Ju,Uuy DIEFASIN JB SBBS1SBM BBlBBBBBl SBBBBSW flSSW 4sV , November 5,1958The Peoples OKfXXRICS ORYGOODiNcrman Miller and and familywent to Lovells Saturday lor a lew daysMrs Pearl Doyle of Wayne calledat the Carlett home last week She has just returned Xrom a trip to Ariz naa She also visited the Major Turnvoung family at Fort Sill OklahomaUNGEHJE Junior Dylth Michigan, Iowa loottaUat Jmn Abop Saturday garaGOODS SHOEGENTS FURNWH1NG5KENNEDY GENERAL STORE iiinnimimiimmmuiiuuiiinimHmimHiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiuDiiiiii Mr Julia Drudge oi fiedlodMrs WH McCulIough of Detroit crllled on the Fietl Wylies last WedncsuayMrs Murta Bosuict Phelps ofDetroit caed at the Dispatch oil ice Tuesday h taught school atDexter many years ago and has asummer hoci at Base LakeClifford ChaxubeiS is a patient atMcjfherson Health Center, Howell liorn to the Jack PatongCrait at McPheron hospital Octa uattgatex STAXK OF MICHIGANXhe Probate Court U tfce County Frank Ziegler,Win Baughu OJLawrejice dijtuict HatulURobinsonattended ameeung atAroor last Wednesday night Porter,ana1th1 by RUSS ENGELHARDT, ManagerLONG AGO IN MICHIGAN therelived an Indian who had quite areputation as a weather prophetOne fall, he predicted a long, cold winter When somebody asked him how he knew this, he pointeddown the road to his neighbors house Paleface put in two extra tons of coal he saidUNLESS YOU HAVE AN INDIANhandy youll just have to wait andsee how hard a winter this one willhe But you can be sure of onething You wont be able to visit friends and relatives as much asyoud like And therell be any days when getting to the store will be difficult, if not impossible Butcheer up, there is one thing thatlaughs at rain and coldyour telephone Use it often to keep intouch, to order supplies Sincethe invention of the telephone, winters are naver as badas they were When snow piles up, just go by phoneYOU NEVER CAN TELL where the benefits of tele J phone research will turnJ t up next Bell Telephone Laboratories have justbeen awarded a Nav C riificate of Merit for ii work on guided railiie control systems Ami from Nebraska U comesword that a cow is givingcaUitf researchers valuable information on rumenpressui by means of a small radio in its stomachWhat made the tiny radiopossible is the transistora Bell Laboratories invenlion first used in Long Distance circuits The cattle peopleay the information they get from the radio will help themimprove the quality of beef and dairy cattleTh only reel way to celebrate Thanksgiving is to sect thewhole family around the dining table and fill them withturkey But if some of the family cant get home, remember thenext best thing have your family party by Long DistanceCall your loved ones on The Day Theyll enjoy ft SoM yeulEven Shopping Days Go Faster in this jet age Soheres a great idea Extension phones make lastingly isfal f ,cs fand pretty ones, too Call our In tiie Matter of the Estate ofGENLVIEVE LOUISE RALPH, also known as Louis Ralph, also knownfs Louisa RalphAt a session of said Court held onNovember 3, 1958 Fint, Honorable Hiraw 3nithJudb o of Probatee is Hereby Glwa That AUors oi said deceasea are required to present their olauna in writingnd under oatn, to aaui JOUII, wad io serve a copy thereof upon JjnraJulius HaJph of Gregoryt Michigannrtuciary oi aaa state, ana tnat ttucfttiaims will be heard and the heirs at law determined by said Coura, the Probate Office on January 13f1WOL at ten A Mti is Ordereo, 4JMU Notice tnereofbe iven by puDiicatioa t a copy ot tor three wtk coaectivaiytou to said aay of hearing in thefirckney Dispatch and that tneilduc lary ccuse a copy ox uus nouce tobe Ft cd upon eacn known party minterim fct ilia iaat known address t registered or cwruuea aaeii returnitceipi demanded at least fourteen 14 oays pnor to sucn Heating orby peional service at least five 5clays prior to such orderHiram H Smith, Juage oi ProbateA true ceff Barbara MarrA rue copy GouldProbateAmanda Elliott, 5 months, daugh,icr of th Jewell Elliotts of Slocbridge was killed Sunday when thedoor of the car she was riding in withher mother came open, she fell outand was run over Walter Clark called on Bert Rocneat Lansing last FridayJack Clark has received a ParkeDavis scholarship at Ferris Insttute Waiter Clark and wife called onih Westly Declares at ManchesterSundayI Mt WttfKMfttlMrs Ethel Sprout was a luncheon Thursday Mrs Ethel Sprout flieito Chicago to visit Mrs Ethel Loss ingTommy Read went to the MichIowa football fame at Ann Arbor Ma Mary Men Bead attended thefuneral of an aunt, Mat Mina Wur str n Ann Arbor S PWMT FMM FWTMfvm mmfitttm m fMMa,mm tfiM AMB BtA UkTiw mmm nw liWa sjsjavEva and Qeoofe Kngquat held openhome Suy ftt oaw tn4 TO4 m TOU Gna CampbeU and wiXe attendedliod Fiannei celebration and parade jat Cedar Springs last wee J MrsErma Lewis and sons,Beryl andWarren f Mr and Mis OtLo Poulson,Henry Johnsoa and Kenneth uearhart and wife attended the weddingoi Patricia HoUia and James Grossat St Stephens Church, Hambargatuduy night mThe Tom Ciarks f Ann Axjbor called n the Mrs, Margaret Clark familySundayThe Robert iNeXis of Ann Arborwere buiurday guests of the RobeitAckleys Mrs iaaor Ledwidge spent lastwfck in iiy 0 Mrs RoUwrut Ainburgey and JiniesJBoyd entertained injs yeais OESciiicers ai dinner at th Masonic tympie iast Wednesday The Earl Kimblers spent Sundayin Detroit Sundayrim James VVhitleys entertaiaodSunday the Fred Reads, Bob Heads uiiinckney and the John McGuires oX Rapids Vince LaRosas and JuniorLoylcs attended the Halloween par ty yatuday night at the JackhomeMesdames Madeline Shehan andBeulah Baughn caliled on Mrs Mavion Pearson in Howell Thursday Sheis in a wheel chairLeonard Devereaux and son, James,of Utica and Mrs Bess Devereaux ol Brighton called on the Ben WhiteSaturday night,Mesdaaies MUae Shehan aidAlice West of Ann Arbor called OHon Willliam Shehan SundayRobert Pike and wife were inCcrruna and Owosso Friday,Len Kitchen of Patterson Ldkewffe is attending U of D in Detroithad his hand badly injured Hallloween night wnen a firecracker exploded in itHth Doolittle of PinckneyDextc road suffered a heart attack Hisson, James and family of Texas visited him last week Eddie Kaiser and wife of Oakleyvisited the Henry Haucks Thursday David Schoenfeldt and Charles Radmacher of Roseville called at the Curlctt home last Tuesday Schoenfeldtis a former army buddy of NonnanMiller aad served with him In NewGuinia and AustraliaTed Adseh of Detroit and AndrewGonta of Sault St Marie visited theLloyd Hendees last weekGontas is anarmy buddy of Lloyds The Albert Dinkeis were in LansingFriday They had the Gene Dink1 The Floyd Morgans of Detroit wereSunday guests of the Ray LanguwaysThe John McGuhvs of Grand Rapi were week end guest of theFred Reads and attended the MichIowa footeall game in Ann Arbor Bitty Shaw and wife, CharlesRice and wife, Mrs, Iola Comalinj,Carl Drapean of Detroit were Sunday guests of the Lester McAfees The Letter McAfees went to theHolHsGroes wedding at St Stephenschurch, Hamburg Saturday night, Mrs, Edith Carrr with Vern Smithof Eaton Rapids ted Mrs MabieOlson of Lansing spent Sunday withMrs Mae Middleton of Detroit Julius Aschenbrenaer sris in StJoeids Wagoners GroceryM6 PWCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wm ToTaktOet PttONE HOWELL 705J2COAL SUNOCO FUa OIL ftUMIX IP NOW AND PAY BY THE HE MONTHWE AISO HAVE A LARGE STOCK OI LUMBER HAMILTON 68119 DEXTER D E Whi SONS DEXTER, MICH1CAWfour Health WHY FEEL OLD Dr H, N BundesenYeu may be oldbut you donthave to feel old Replenish the supplies your body needs and unfitprobably be able to keep up wuhpersons a lot younger than you,Im 73 years old Yet I boundaround my oil ice quicker inin many empjoyes 40 years oungtiSupervising operations ol the Board of Health in a big city likeChicago is a very taxing job But it doesnt wear me out Im freshwhen I get to work in the mom ing and Tin fresh when 1 leave forhome in the eveningIm not neini immodest, hut afew persons believe thai I am asold as I really am Actually J Imdit difficult to believe it myself 1think 1 am living prooi that youdont have to sit back and watch the world go by when you get upin ears I he seereNjrthisiU life for theeldeny is simplfTttfi right diet and th right supplements to the dietIhe olilcr you get the mqre important 11 i that you at the properamounts Your diet should be high in proteins and low io fat The proteins are important because they help burn up the carbohydrate andkeep our weight down Fats, ofcourse, lead toward exces pound age, something you oldsters should be especially careful aboutBut even witii a careful diet, Ibelieve, you cannot got enoughVitamins, minerals and highly essential umino acids without puttingon too much weight What can youdo lhals easy Do what 1 doFor years now Ive beee takingviutinin and mineral food supplements Im Inmly COUUKCU that this has not only added yar to jbyhie but life to ny ysars as lJFORVISAN FOOD SUPPLEMENT WITH A MONEY BACK GUARANTK AND A METHOD OF SAVING ON FUTURE PURCHASESGET IIN IGU1H WITH318 S H JOHN R HANNETTPhone UPtowD 83171MICHIGAN Will Be Glad o Call and ExrJain etFrom VIirre I sit A Joe Marsh Pas j ihe Bucke My porch thettier night, Baek Hanson told about a nifty new warninglight for hit tractor It giveshim protection on the highwayat nightcost, 1 75 centsBuck ma doth nghtfromanold windshield wiper motorwith a taillifiht attached inplace of the wiper blade Heclamped the motor on to therear of the tractorWhen the motor is hooked toa hot wire and grounded, thelight moves back and forth andsure attracts attention The wires work off a battety headlightanything hotFrom w here I sit, its ation in America forto get together and exideas Were a betterfor it Tell yon whatdropon the next session ea porch, have a glass ofjoin in If youd rather have glass of milkfine Bespeettagpeoples preferencesthat asAmerican tradition toeCopyright, 1958, United States er FoundationHULK FLOWERSSAY IT wiA FLOWKS rPHONE 284 riOWELL MICHIGAN1 JACKHANNEHx Ana Arbor Mrs Ethel Sprout entertained Sun Mrs Albert Postpey Jaiiowaki is seriously Mesdames Esther Barton teachers of the Elementarym m st Joe hospital, Ann Arbor JennaU Makinder, Sadie, Boftan ftt neP hom at strawberry Lake Hit jruest of MW Fred Cuonigham of nd A1111 Bums of Stockbsidgo, Wek hoBorj Dexter Wednesday,e Edwin Sprouts entertained Robert Tasch and wife and John Daie Perkins f Hkchey RaaiErneet Qunyis Sunday B hcor attenw Mlehifan footfcaU went surgery at Ualvaissly f 4Ah, , V , APPLES ONOTHAN AND MclNTOSH 1CONTAINERS AND PICK YOUR OWJf 2W A BUSHEL OR 3 FOB 500 THE BE1SIEGEL 0R silontiMrs Francis Robinson was in Detrolt todayThe Junior Robiasn family of YpsLenti were Sunday guasts of the OinPETERS RD DEXTER, MICH,PHONE NO RIVER FROM THE KING SEELETCHAINSAW OWNERSOREGON BAR GROOVE DEPTH GAUGE ALSO ANGLE GAUGE WITH EVERY PURCHASE OFOREGON CHAIN OR PARTSFREEOregon Chain, Guide Bars and Sprockets available for most Chain 9aWs Complete Oregon T F S Service for Regrooving Bars MachineWing of Chain, also other Chainsaw MaintenanceLorenz Service Co1605 E Kalamazoo St, Lansing, Michigan Phone IV 41361 The Jack Youngs entertained 15couple at thir home Satudy night ata Halloween party Sunday was Jackie Youngs birthdayHis parents entertained Ray Burns and wifef the Don Burns, Jim Buna,Ken Fry, Bob Darrowj D Conklln3ob Young familiesThe Ona Campbells called on MrsMarion Pearson and Bruce Sweet at Howell Thursday Norman Miller and family are atDouglas Lake until Thursday Jimmie Lavey is attending CleaiyEusinesss ColUege ,YpsilantiThe WiUam Murdocks of HallcisComers called on the Robert PikesSunday,Mrs, Forence AtLee entertainedher bridge Club Tuesday school 8 p mNov 12 Plastic party at Maeonichall 730 p m Nov 21 Special initiationDec 5 Regular meeting GrandChapter Woman to b present Dec 16 School of Instruction at730 p m jjMidge Miller, Sec I GOilNEIly taJMUnuinRoy M fttiffy, M 3 Fiorkacy Michigalr A M to 200 F M, Tue Fri, Set100 to 00 P MRitter T V Service TELM, VISION SBftHCBrnut aiv i urljuUP 8 5541 Vlo Webster St tOisERAL HOMEDon C SwarttwB DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance Srvio v P smrFren G lieicWieff, 5120 VVest jrand RivtrFOR RENTLowerBass Lake Phone U WANTEDResponlhle party to O MY FIHENDS AKOINDPIXCKtake over low monthly payment on w AisiJ liOVvEJLi,a spiimet piano Can be seen local A Now SnUs liepresentative for ly Write Credit Manager P O, Box, Shelbyvilie, TGARDEHMUSJC LOUNGE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYBe in Business for yourself Bo a distributor for Edith Phenborg Cosmetics, Build your own Agency for retirinent income No Investment Write Pinckney Dispatch and iseJ Can, l,r theCLOSK CHEVUOlX SALES Ion Michiififully LLOYD HLNDELIV1 STOCK HAULINGlA xOlJS TO DETROIT ITii a 54 7LiLLAK1I AM Cll, nct Phone A 74952FOR RENTCompletly modernon river, Beauiful location, auble rent Mrs, Oscar Beck UP83434 Offi t814 uav agencyINSURANCE COVJUii CarrI 4 2 MILL STWnckaey, Mich Phone UP 8 SlfclbyBottl FOR SALELarge wood or coal burn,ing Kalamazoo brown enamel heating stove Cheap, Kittens to give awayMrs, George, Long 3205 Tiplady RoadPinckney Mich, lERf WYUE,COOKING WATER HEATIN AND HOME HEATINGWYLIE L P, GAS SERVICEfflMNE 63 HOWELL J1 ATTRACTIVE ANNOUCEMENTJD Attractive new home on The Junor class of Pinckney high, lot restricted area, scerrc school solicits ,youi patronage In the f Ik lake priviliges Owner on purchase of stationary to finance very Saturday and Sunday the senior trip in 1960 Class membersw or for information apply will cal a your home If not contact Afttterson Lake Road at rearcalll UP 83494JflMlram ,White ami cUrk uvcor of thegardenmusic loinfe was inspired by the chcr organ, principal fnraiture piece of the roqm as it grows through the several phases of family expansion and development A gardenmusic lounge that canchange as the family grows andchanges, is a newconcept roomincluded in the splitlevel version of what is termed a living corehouse designShown here in the musicrelaxation room stageafter the children cifc grown the gardenlounge was designed to bercme tHr rnort versatile room in w,ehouse It can serve, successivelyas playroom for young children hndy for supervision from thekitchen then family room andre eilionmusic room far teenparties and finally as musicsittinp roomAl the same time, tlie gardenlounge is the Lnk between thehirse interior and the outdoorhviiig space, filosL sliding doorsund ioortocciing windows combine with an indooroutdoor poolto rnoire iitcvior vitli exteriorWih sliding ghiss doors opencdu, the garden lounge becomes an integral pnt of lawn party faciliies, providing a shelter forjerving refreshments, and in theroom pictured, a shelter for thechord urj,an that supplies musicfor teenage flings and more sedate nduli parties A tiled floor and hardwoodpaneled walls make it possible for the roam to withstand roughhousetactics of youngsters and yetprovide, the semir rniniiiy needed for adult entertaining Tilingand paneling are included from the outset to minimize refurnishing as children grow FOR SALE 17 MotorolTTevis ion Excellent condjtion 5000 Henry Hauck, UP S 3208FOR SALE 1954 Chevrolet ton truck , 28000 miles 6 ply tires625 Phone UP 83452 SALESUP B 3146 ESTATEOpportunitieTst Yoyr Property witaiJI Dr H R Hoiffiquist Broker 09 North PeriFR0NE UP 83166AH Kinds of Real Rotate ListingS Wanted1 tc 9 aid 5 to 7 by AppointmentAC 72931West Grand RfvwBRIGHTONTOR SALE 1958 Imperial Convertable JWill make good deal Call daytime 700 to 330 UP 83468, Pinckney JFOR RENTFour rooms and bath, unfurnished house, partial basement,oil furnace Phone UPtown 83260or call at 5015 Patterson Lake Rd Wvprbank HilndMrs Mike Harnack Office HA C8V88 at 7421 Potage Jake Road, near N Tarritorto132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEYHenry Krahn, Salesman UPS3J3Ofs SavFifimUAWN MOWER S Wiltse Electrical ServiceELECTRICAL CONTRACTINGGO000 West M36, PinckneyPhone V 8558 LOST Herefod Wnile Faced on Farley Road James ChabonneauUP 8 6603FOR SALE Trailer i24x5, staUe sides spare wheel in All ccondition5565, Also 32 Winchester Repeater 40 Ceorgc Brunton 8522 Rushview DrivePhone UP 86629 CLASSIFIEDADSFOR RENT5 room apartmet withbath Marvin Shircy, 127 Pear St F0R SALE Butternut Phone UPtown 86621 Marshal1 abon U8 3304FOR SALEOne Automatic 19f3l FOR SALLarge Space Oil Burnei Bendlx washer 40, in good condition Heaer, 5 gallon tank attached 20,00CaU Normandy 96324 Kevin Ledwidgo Phone UP t9910j FOR SALEGenftral Electricc por dish washer Phone UP 83147I OR SALE949 schooTTZZTFor in ,formation contact Supt Reader WANTEDEabv Sittine own trana y anunj own wmu FOh SALE1946 Plymouth as It 40gportatin Washings done reasonable Pet Monkey lost 500 reward, 1950 Euick carPinckneys CAIHOUC tHURCUJL Murf CaibolleRev,Sumnaeti 630, 800,9OOfXO00U30 A H I Vintei Matfes 800, 1000 A Mj Weekday 800 A MLI FridaySorrowful Mother Noveaa 730 ytnrttfJITS FISV i riaay after NovennaSaturday 430 to 530 P830 to 900 P MThe Peoples UndenominationalM38 Wett between UnadiUa 2 good snow tires 6x16 7,50, eachHair Cipper3 350 J W WingerMrs VanSkiver UP 89908 l31 naiilla St PinckHeyFnn CAT IT T ci J I0Fi RENT ThroQ room home withrOR SALE Two Storm Sash 3rx J5 t, A , one studio couch westom F0R SALE Picture frames, C0fxe9eorse Holt , and end tabIes CUstom made HariyWAWTEDrPaintingSnl de 10Main St Pinckneycorating 25 ycars experience Will 3 Lincs Nt,,, and Auare stit iliSssri v n stamp 4cc each Fast Accurat sn u r , Lakeview Drive EERGERS RUBBER STAMP WOKICSRush Lake, Phone UP 8 5570 j UMt viajIAN DR MNCKNEVFOR 8 rtato of Ail 1ndsMEATS I GROCERIEi Rev Broeoka Sander PastorSunday School 945 AMMorning Werahjp 1050 A MYouth Grcup 70t P M900 P M 1, 700 P M j Wanted3altaan for Genld lUaaoBERTUP iXU William DavisLEE LAVEY QifcralUPS XV SIDING AND ROOFING kAND REMODELLING5565 E Gd River, Howeil, Mid Phone Hoill 717 ,,ioungEvening Senfae Water VvTjib and PumpsT Makes of Pumps Ferviced DexterPinckney Road 1 CULVER BAILEYIVTONTJMENTS MARKEBSt Guaranteed Convenient Ttrmf BrinD FOR THE FXTTtTREl THE MONUMENT MAN, 31 Isbel St HowdU Mfohigaa Phone HoweJ 411Wj for Younker Memorial Inc Lansin, MichiganQUALITYMARKET fRJCESCOURTEOUS SERVICE f J t Adult Prayer eting 800 pzu 11Thur, Youth Prayer Group700 jjax 5 J COOL Cengl Quirtii j , Rwr I W Wlsgw, Pator Mtsnlng Worship 1045 a m8tttiy Schooll , 9U3O ao Wad ChobPncte 730 p IZERORDER NOW FOR FALLMennonite Ckurdh J Bva Beachy, PastorWorthip Walter Each1000Community Soinmmer ORDEB rOUB WDRBBS COAL NOW AND AVOID THE RUiHFARMERS FEED SUPHY COMPANY PHONE UP 8 5511 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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