75 10 4274 https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/a839b74862bb0274e6ea0a64404519d2.pdf d002e62255bddbce6d269bbd75b140a6 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> (view in library only)</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 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">View Digital Copies</a></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. 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ytimes H e wa s arreste d a t 20 0 a m ,o n a Detroi t street , drivinc r wihoiu tlight s an d weavin g fro m sid e t oside Th e polic e sai d hi s speec h wa sthick Lar y ndmitte d drinkin g j na taver n fro m 8 p, m , t o 2 a, m , an drai d tu ha d fi or 7 drink s bu t wa sno t drunk An y thicknes s in hiaspeec h h e attribute t o hi s Texa sIIRWI , h e jur y o f 1 1 wome n an d 1me n wer e onl y ou t 1 5 minuto q and biough t in a no t guilt y verdict I t wa s eve r thus Whe n T y Cobt wa s in his heyda y a s a playe r in Detroi t h e wa s arreste d numerou s time smostl y o n assaul t charge s an d al way s go t off A warran t wa s issue agains t hi m in Clevelan d and , h eha d t o avoi d tha t cit y fo r awhile Senato r Jenne r o f Indian a th elute Senato r McCarthy s firs t assi atan t in hi s witc h hunt s wil l no t b e acandidat e fa r reelectio n an d ma yve n resig n befor e hi s tim e is out H o wa s neve r a n Eisenhowe r ma nexcep t whe n h e wante d th e pfesi ,dent s hel p t o ge t elected , an d ir tannouncin g hi s retiremen t he blaste dth e Republica n administration , H esai d ther e is a lac k o f genera l su ppor i in the figh t agains t Cmmuji ism The y g o ou t t o destro y an d vtif o iWalte r Reaso n fel l an d brok e bi sa t hi s aom e a t Kell y Rd Mo H e i s a t McPherton , hi s daugh ter , Doroth y cam e ou t fro m Detroi tTuesday L D Hine s ha a cancelle d hi seellef e cours e i n Californi a an d r e JackSVivt re tnrne d hotn e H e ma y finis h a t Al I ied b ytint O Limit any ma n wh o raise s hi s voic e again ,it H e i s als o agains t international is m an d spending fro m Detroi t Fre e Press Fou r year s a s publi c addres s a sannounce r fo r Pinckne y hig h schoo lwo n a n athleti c Jettp r fo r Donal dM Winger , althuog h h e di d no t pla yi n a singl e game Wle n TUfrsuperintenden t an d coac h mad v, ,award , th e firs t tha t th e schoo l ba aeve r give n t o a nonplayerJWiteF i s a prett y activ e student he s pre iden t o f th e studen t council , keep tscor e i n baskeball , ha s a rol e i n ttbe vjunio r pla y an d i s a mejnbe f fifefutur e Teacher s o i Antrk sJrade , Mrs Heat a th e summe r umpire s inprou d o f ou r band They ball an d sof t bal l ta s carols , hav e 4 boy s , , rMs h w e ar e studyin g CAR D O TH4KE Sun s an d commas Richar d 1 wish t o tak e thi s meft g Q fathe r 75 c h e had a in g m y friend shi s tra p an d wonFrida y fo r thei r hel p an dha t a dance , adult s 16 c th e hospita l an d10 c W e mjoyt d e par t month , C ,andMiglibnli , ,,vW1 ,, r 72 j , flTV , Vi , r IMMtAien Wednesday, December 11, 195735Make Her Christmas a Cozy One rCivFlannelette Floral Prints Baby Doll Pink Blue Small, Medium, Large 98Christmas problems smooth themselves out as soon ns youremember Slcyway Lucagethe perfect solution to what to give epeniboduSkyway Luggage is beautifulSkyway Luggage is lightweightSkyway Luggage is everything luggage ihould beand more We cant describeit adequatelyso come in andsee ft in heavenly colors,at downtoearth pricesrvivvv11r V WMffJtf, DetHlttt, Motftfor, form, Mint, Mir, Ctdor oil pcrpttvolly matchhMildf, In Kvttprtof, woiheble, wonderful KorettalTM fltg B F Coodrich OJSTORE FOR WOMEN BOWELLPEIRCESBEVERLY BEAUTY SHOP ,HILAND LAKEWed, Thar, FrL 900 o 900 Tues, 900 to 500JOU1O0 p, m, , 900 TO 1200FATTWUSON ROAD PHONE UP tCANDY LAND BANCE SPONSORED BY SENIORS AjcDuane Luvty i ui with pneumoniaTe 10,000 damage sut of Dr, , , James Huffman, Mich liMUi zu vtThe Knights of Modern Maccabe Dr Q L ofwill hold an election of ofiicers and has bem dismiagxLoyster supper Dec 22James VanHom, 73, died athome in North Hamburg, Dec bis11,He was born in Hackstown, N Jand came to Michigan in 1850 Hegraduated in Ypsilanti nd taughtstliool a number of yearsHiss wiij was Marion Culver There are threasens, John , Stephen and Geoi ge A jdaughter Sarah, is dead IThere is good skating on the mill pond iSurveyors are working through Pinckney won their first11 guvne tiom Howell Friday 3i to 9 Team was LicW Kennedy,, B Sniiii, b I ii, , M Meubon, Pointsi Dfnkel14, Moabon 3, Smith 9, Battle, Kcud4, Kennedy 4 hfa laet known address by registertu mail, return receipt demanded, at iyi fourteen 14 days prioi to a heuringtor by personal service at least riTu 5 days prior to such hearing ilirftm R Smith, Judge of Probater u CopyM r,ooWi isier of Probate HOWUtSTATK OFThe Aobate Crin LivixuritoShere for the Detrcit, Lansing andGrand Rapid Electric Road n the Matter oa fcne Eata1 ek The creamery here took in 10,JOO Agnes Maude GaiDraith, Deceasedlbs of milk last week At a session of cia cv c i As a result of the2 Marshall Spj Howell in said county on Decemrerdisagreement trials where he was1 1P57charged by tne state board of henlih ,with selling milk below the test the attorney general droppeJ the cases Notiee is Hereby Given, Thatagainst the other 12 fanners chcutrd creditors or aid deceased are fHE STATE OF iLe Probate Court for te County of Lirtncstoflin the Matter of the Estate oJikrn Hinchey, Deceased, ii n session of said Court,held onre lst day of November AD,157Prrsmt Hon Hiram J Smithwith a similar offence d to present their claims in wririnoh aAubrey Oilehrist and Grace Po s and under oath to said Coirt, and tovill be married Christmas day at Uie ervn copy thereof upon WiLis Lhome of the bride Beatrice Lamborn and pupils viIhave a Christmas tree at the WilsoJschool Jack Rolfe was fuund Jod in iiisbed in Iocso Tuesday H J Dyer purchased a team oihorses in Detroit lest weekDan Murta is boarding at I JAbbotts and teaching the Youngluve school Willis Smith of Marion died Tue of Howell,a fiduciary of said estate , and that sucn claims will be heard arvithe heirsatlaw wil he determined In said Court at the Probate cfice onFehruaiy 18, 1958 at ten a m It is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a copy nereof for three weeks consecutively prev ious to said day of hearing in vhcPinckney Disp7ih and that the fiJucirry cause a copy ox this notice o Smith,ge of ProbatePrank Hinchty having filed inid Court his second annual accountt s administrator of said estate, ad iii petition praying for the allownice thereof It is Ordered,That the 17th dav of, December A D 1957 at ten oclock iv thy forenoon, at said Probate Ofie, be aid is hereby appointed forr lcaring said petitionIt s Ordered, Thet uotke thtobt viven by a publication of a copy r for three weeks consectively Wed Tur Dec 10, II, 12 Jan Simmons and Joan FonUint Paul Newman and Piper LaurieIn tUNT1LL THEY SAIL fFriday, Saturday, December 13, 14 Double FeatureFred MacMurray Dorothy AUlanelayprevious tj said day of hearing, i the I inckney Dispatch, and that tiiiictituner cause copy of this noticeto be served upon eaoh known party Li i cerest at his last knovi addreoty rejristered mail, return receipt deinaned, at least fourteen 14 day to such hearing or by personevice at least five 5 days prior tcday after being thrown from a load be erved upen each known party in interest at his Jast knownreistered or certified maiiveurncornstalksFlorence Reason tamrht for DedeHinchey Wednesday ho went to T1 demanded, at lea rie2nAnn Arbor Miss Count of Detroittaught for Miss Crawford wiio is n Fort Huron Stanley Adseh and Joe Papierwere picked up by Detroit pol e dnv ing a stolon car arid Mere b ubt tcto the Howoll jail arid charged withrohling the C H Kerney core Louis Wauner, Arthur Shehan,Roy Place way and Will Nash ar serving on juryTiie Herb Lane home on the Hvell Road was robbed Friday nkb of jewelry etc James Warner of IIcvell was picke i up by Ann Arbor no ice and is charged with the crimeFrank Tiplady, SO, died at theat the home of Lot is SherVn Friday1 Me married Mary Ellen Moran, Huloaves 2 daughters, Louise Shuluntn Efhia Spears and a son,Steph ilrank Xcvniun, 77, died at th1Wwishtonaw county hospit lridayFuneral was at Swarthout Fuiv1Home Monday Tlw becquistt official ing Duiial in Xorth HamburgDr J E Brov nc of Howell i being sued for 10,000 by Howard 14days prior to such hearinc, orby paromil seivice at least five odays prior to puchA true copy Helen M GouldHegikter of Probau, STATE OFThe Probate Court for tha Ccuiuy LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate oiflenrude E Hick, Decease JAt a session of said Court htudNjvcr,ber 25, J97PrLsentilonurabie Fram R Smi h, of Probate,Notice is Hereby Given, that ill oiv iiilivstd in aid ef u r1t,d to appear before said PioCourt on Decemlcr 27, i9o7 aa ni to sho CtHne vhy a licvn should not be grantedEsra 3cai y tiie Ewiii esate, to scten,aRaof toorthe iiriL of i iin in hi pf T the piwpose of iJiyingieuacy and expenses of aciintiJ11 JOM, TIt is Ordered, That public noticethereof be given by publication of u ccpy herejf for 3 weeks concctTesch of Oak GroveThe latter broke ivcly Prviously to saiu day of heavMS leg He saysIJrown set it improp lk in tlle Piwckney Dispatch, a news rly prper printed and circulated in iadin SJIU county and thtt tiie petionarIioin to the Arthur GainsleysHa ae a copy of this, notice U bt servfi Carpenter Dec 10, a girt i upon each known party IT ntcrest Hirara R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy J ileLn M Gouldcrk of ProbateTIIE STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor the County i LivingstonIn the matter of the Estate ofCara Mercer, DeceasedAt a session of aid Court, held onNovember 25, 1957 Present Hon Hiram R Smith,udge of Probater Nnttr Hcr ih, That theleJoji oi K ipli eiii, ie adnirtiuor dc bonis non of nk oiae piay in his rinal account be allowed an irPiuG of said Oitat askjuaU iullc ptrrion eiiciticJ irtto will iiiard at the Probate Co rt nILcuiVilier 7, CJ,,it h Further Ordere That Publiciictjie thrffcf be pwen by publicjtti1,i rx covy ol p fov tiiieL u ccsanr wctia pevious to said daof hearing, in the Pinckney JJiapatchid ihn irc jcutionr cause a coy i Jis iikC t be erve i jon ciii iijuWii any in inUrrert at his latkUiwn adlifrs iy ,stc i i i Mil jcciL iejno at JUSL four UCii4 iayn prior to su1 hearing,or by personal service at least five 5,i ds prior to such hearing1 Hiram R, Smith, Judge oi ProbaA true y Helen M Go,Idof Probate lark and wife were in Lansing Sunday QUANTEZn CinemaScope and ColorKory Calhoun and Anne Francis iiTHE HIRED GUNauo CartoonSun, Mon, lues, Dec 15, 16, 17 Sunday 230 m cont ifenry Fonlu and Anthony Perkins inTHE TIN STAR and CemedySeunesday, Thursday, Dec 18,19Ann Blyih and Paul Newman inTiiE HKLEN MORGAN STORYihurs, Fri, Sat, Dec 19, 20, 21 By Popular RevueEAST OF EDEN Kin Cinemateoye and Color WitJams Dean, Julie Harris daa Raymond Massey TO OUR PATRONb The Svlan Theatre will close on Dee21 si and reopen Feb 1 wih a par tie of Big PicturesTo Ail Our heads and PatronsA VERY MERRY CHRISTMASVND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Watch for Our Gala ReOpening PROGRAMTHEATRE rAKETriy Srt uday December 13, 14 I w4 Fonturer 7fircope and DeLuyeWILL SrcCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTERWithlaynr1 Manfelcl Tony Randall,Joan PiomeU and Besy DrakePlusTnE LlTIvSXIN LADY witfcPatricia Medinr and Rchard Fleming CartoonSnn, Mn, Tues, Dec 16,,17,I8 Elvis Presley and Judy TylarJAIL HOUSE ROCKin CincrnEcopeWed,Thurs,Fri,Sat Dec 181920 21 Double FeatureHenry Fonda and Anthony PerkinswithTHE TIN STAR in Vista VisionWithBetsy Palerand Michel RayaHoUNDER FIREA Regasopecope PictureWitRex Reason and Henry MorganColcr Cartoon and Newsday, December 14th aaAt TITMSG srmnojs5 Mr , oi7icd r eaoT, o give 3andU Jtoffe 1J 9 ceupU Jack , i SROCEKJES HJ t W 1SS k v t , ikee vsnf,dan Vhi , gifi sgi e cr 5 thos e you dt o receiv e ourseif Lii t yo u lik e t o re s , a s a C hristma s pres a bedroo m o r kitrhe iv, o r a phon e fo r th ec r workshop The nldn t the mak e greaf r 5 in you r family corato r colors pfira e instatla s now It scgifts fo r Mother , Da d o r f extensio n telephone s i n cos t onl y abou t 1 a m catio n charge S o orde r y ,tasy t jus t cal l ou r fiijinaCHRISTMA S I S GETTIN Gclose r an d close r an d yo uprobabl y hav e a hundre dan d on e thing t o d o present s t o buy , holida ypartie s t o plan , an d lot so f errand s t o run Jus t th espo t fo r you r telephon e t oam e t o th e rescue Yo ucan sho p aroun d b y phon ean d find out i f certai nitem i ar e stil l availabl e an d wha t the y cost An d fo rplannin g holida y gettogethers , there s n o faster , easie rway tha n doin g it by phone Holiday s m ever y day ,there jus t n o en d t o you r telephon e s ufuneas ,f yNSWLYDB3IGN5 Dequipmen t i s bein g use dt o brin g telephon e servic emor e quickl y t o fast owin g section s o f town Calle d Cabl e Concentra tor , i t let s a s fe w a s 1 6pair s o telephon e cabl ewire s d c th e wor k o f 58 I n a ne w an d heavil y built u p area , wher e th e Cabl ei s mos t useful , i t m u mor e phone s cu tbe installe d withou t waitin g fo r additiona l line s t o b efeuilt And i t mean s mor e peopl e ther e can hftv e singl eO f twopart y lines Th e developmen t o f thes e concen i s on e mor e mileston e i n Michiga n Bell s continu tts brin g yo u mor e an d bette r pbcw f servic e Wednesday, Decembe r 11 195 7rwi mcxiun r DISPATC HPinckne y Disp Loitere d u s Secon d Clas sI , ilatter a t Postorfic e J0 , A t o f Marc h 8 , 187 7 J S 1 4 Sout h Howel l v Jo e Bur i d wi e oi A , Mrs Thv i Coyle wr e Sunda y I t s o f Ru Burn s an d wife Mrs Dv idn e Lurn s Fr y an dbab y ar e hot c fru m St Jo e hospiUU , , Ann Arbor r In circuit cotrt Monday David t Hames pled guilty to horse theft if i and will be tiuenced in Janua Meianies Ioue Hamilton a pel r Inez Martin u I i ivy caLd o Irvin Kcmndys rViby, tu Ah f Kermedy family of Pontiac wera Margaret Ahy ,ho has in f i vrii the iLiu for d vxeii wentck to solioui Mvrday,Ihw erne Ciarlc family weref i Toledo SiitiJitiay Mrs Haici Heivy and ci Iiren ailed on the B,icn J f Ann Ar T Friia becky iirry su e i for iie eii M Col i luster ,f Viil i t nt S dxy xh lo ,iu vr irji,s RA 1 rvn,sr of Lrilron AUi Ifcibrs of Chelsea Sundayfr Te Jarros Whicley family viitJerry Leu de vai in, t i ,tuiv1DanJonnieLarry lay medayWine Van Slambrrjk sSiunld a ji at Bri lio JCnrcn P v r Shihio meein1 in inr ii vAnn u kt1 r ji n Iied onr ny L Mli i ,, W L L ,SIIK on a 2 i iiiiv ia,r icv of f hilfn ROK i c mpar ic woii s wiii r C liintCt Devt a ek w okyworeed fro4n rucao ai the ReZ Noglob n Avn A rnorHarold Hsniy wv1 irin JChuivhil, ILdn By le t a lveeurv and inalla i of Manitoba MHFOIU Lciv thecnesray night,George Vanisornian was in Ltroit ast weekI Mrs Brandon White jr is nov c j,loyed i1 Oii piiuniit iy K in iiri office at Dexter Tle Wii v lv frmiy of Arbor siiein ci L J ,er home He j,ets m a1 rs deacon in Golden Kuie MSonL lo Vnn Arbr Friday nici Al, iyell, Dodfe ad McDonald of tlie G r 1family will attendRalph Hulll with Ear Savuv oi1Ditr filied at Houghton Luke oc1the week end h,v, , MfMlV v SC W Hooker and wife of Ann Ar I v ,ei i Stbov called on Mrs Jennie Koolr i,a nn Vf,1y i r nd Mrs RtThe Gale Herdeo family of Ovc o j rcr,,i, ylVwere Sunday guests of fhe Iyiu Th Frod Rods, Ikb Road and of r Steve IJrovn cud duu,hFifth Grade, Mrs, Mi ler ccVJ Lrjwn an d,,i,ht ,,, Miii ,,1We enjoyed the Singing Cop b i r Detroitwpek He brought us good Safety R, fh0 T r,s avevs ari r j,1 jLZminders Terry Nixon and Paul Gr spent Sidiy wili h, ,J had birthdays We sane Happy Bii in L i dsy and they got spanked Speliir , T i Hcty OL,i,n, o ,,,bee winners are Paul Gray, Lai t Irll cod oi te Lc Livrs uiBowlds, Robert Seefeld, Dennis Hell any riht irter, and Sam Wiman Ccnta, 1 esrlame Vern and Walter ClariT ations We are finishing cur Michn wrvG irAnn A or h y unit Christmasc gifts and decrat V0 ,ac Ll ate 3T ions are keeping us busyWe do a lot j,T f T V u1 a a of library reading Those getting 100 0 J1 lat or10 ln Grityv , , , c,, , Goo e Ascienbrenner is workingHe in double division are Shirty ,,t ,f ,n c inHileman, Paul Gray and Patricia rv8f1 ylvlhS on ounty rrreS3 Wiltshire Our pictures came and Tnn,1 iir,ra Clark and child are rcn 01 i Lke were SunIvSixth Grade, Mrd ascli gu,s of Mr, Mar,aret clark anJ , Beth Minock and others made a , ,movie for our play, We dcovai JC Tn5oi Kobnson fHmiv jf 1our room and put Christmas steroi y ,, ,,ore surKav ol0s oon our windows, We have a rrv ovfrom Chelsea James Ilngies, Mri y t inson was in ManchesterTasch read us about ChrisLmas in , v ht where he helped inEngland, We have put on our brviv the officers of the Masonicboard about Chrismas in Unit npn Alt, Rex Sackett and States and England iiwoy Wilson also installled, i Fifth atid Cixth, mrs ey Iit KanvoocI, Lovelb, well knn,vn Penny Brenningstll has a rONV i 10 LV Pinckneyites who heva huntii fdog She is going to Pennsylvania j chis there spent Sundayl at Cliff I for Christnias Jerrj VanSlambrook J M rs He is working at the Univ jji was in an auto accident Saturday I rity of Michigan David SMreys grand parents, Bixel Qut a number from here expert from Coming are Visiting him, to go to Florida after ChristmasFor i Mrs Meyer and Kathy Shettelroe a Read Ross Reads Hcr Sreeis, fXfoing to Florida for Christmas va rdre Nisbitt Percy Ellises, Mrscatjon jEdna Spears,, Jack Sheldon, MrsSeventh Grade Mr Carr Thressa CoyleWe elected new officers Pre, Frark Hinckney underwent an cpMary Lee Aschenbrenner Vice Pwa eratlon at Tampa,Forida, this week,David Otwell Sec, Ronnie Haines Lls flaitPr Grce ani n, LambertTreas, Patty Bays We changed our agoners GroceryPINCKNEV ROADJ PRICEScad Wine To Take OutKOWKLL 70SJ2oai Fuel Oilu iiiOILit ii OU CoalAT SUMMER l OiliMKt MICHIGANJ vVUn FL6WERSrlowellIh STATE BANKHOWITX PINCKNEY Banking Over NinetyTwo Years of SafeWhen Yr Fir ijy that Caro K iher youic interested in hu in a new caror a used one, be sure to phone or visit our bank for a lowrate auto loan Yoifil like the friendlypeople here and a convenient monthly repay rr,cnt plan will be worked out to fit your incomeYou need not be a depositor here and you mayselect your own insurance agentlcn ts up to irt,vt y cv the feidera Deposit Insurance UnvoiaQm Blue Water Laundromat and StoreQr4a Wi iter aau oau nKTMS Roal off M36,Lakeiand, Mich, Soft Wati Vftilf Wah, Diypry Cleaning, Cotton Rug, Shg Rugi Bed Spradt andui ReColor with our uold Dye p one AC 9Hwold Portri had dinner Jobs Kgfrit ia Mrs Viola Dixon of WhitnortJake wtm Sunday gntitt f tkt room around Gerald Kowell John r1CKrilostbl rames to Britton Bottle GasBery, John Colone, John Holben, Q f Norman Melby, DavTd Otwell am , to 49Jle8ervc jGary Dvis are on the honor role bis week We had an arithmetic e eMra Alt SflckeftLiiI will install the Stookbridyt Masonic It maaUr, HEATINGL, P GAS SERVICEHOME HEATING Wvk Wedaeedefr Deeembr It, 957iiff N1WESS PROFESSIONAL COMBThe Pincky SitnwinRay Me Duffy Me 5 Piarksey Michigan3a 1 lr A If to 20 P M gt WatbietdsftTfce FrU ft to 0 P M IHOMJ6DOB G Svarttart DirectorModern Equipmem Ambulance Serviotp p fc i1 I1IFred C RNeUwff, V tVi featuring the builtinLINT FILTER for lintfree washing aAYiiORDONTf W MJNSELL, fHOO ATB EGMTEREU LANUsuBmroxOfftee ill 9tt Gxaad Btr liilW HoweU, mimi W StBeU AKfvltt GiRThlcCLOSKE YDENTIS Tlephor e Offic e 9 khralBg t b yHowel lBER T WYD EAucthnne rPAUM 8ALE 3 I SPSCUUr i nn U P 314 6Dr H FHoTmquiitSatordty1 1 t c S aid 5 to 7An d b y Ajpoiitmen tA C 7293 130 0 We5 t Gran d Pivi rBRIGHTO N 120 Wes i Gran d Kivt r35 Ac8idenc e C ULLOY D HENDE EMvtstoc k tfaulin gxki itt Mad e t o DetroT vjentr j i me kin gRoge r J Car r Agenc yOMDJiTf t INSUHANC S COVK fAQ 1Edit h R Car r I 4 3 MILL ST Pinckney , Mich Phon e U P 8 81 M REALESTAT EFnttah , Homes , Lak e Propert yBusinefe H Opportunitie sX 4t You r Property l witi iBroke r 40 9 Nort h Per i t lPH6N E U P 8816 6Mar y Wolte rAl l Kind s o f Rea l Estat e Listin gWante dMai n Offic e H A 6818 8 a t 742 1 Pt taj e Lak e Road 4 nea r K Territoria l13 2 WES T MAI N ST , PINOKNE YHenr v Krahn , 3lma a 4P tB13 nCMCLASSIFIE DAD SLOW PRIC E RUBBE R STAMP SFO R SALEHolstei n BullCorntalk i Made t o Orde ran d Bale d Straw Russel l Bokro A LQW a sPhon e U P 8 664 8and , 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8I77 I1126 9 Hilan d Ct MeU MPinckney , Mich Salesma n fo r Kin g Realt yRESPONSIBL E PERSO NMul e o r f a mal e fro m thi s are a wau ttr 1 t o seivic e an d collec t fro m aut atumati c dispencers N o selling Aj eFO R RENT Apartment Modern , fu r , no t easentialCa r reference s an d 7C 0afte r nished 4 room s an d bath workin g capita l necessary 7 to 1 2TOOL AN D LI E MACHINIS TTakin g Application s fo r too l an ddi machines t Mus t b e journeyma n r sho w i year s proo f o f wor k ex perience ARC O INC , Pinckne yFO R RENTFoi r roo m Apartmen tMrs , McLuca s Phon e A C 9373 1Botsfor d too k thei r childre n t o th eStat e Theatre , An n Arho r Sunda y t o o ne e th e fil m Ttrri 2 UP 8 343 4ro R SALB Coa l o f woo d heating Lours weekl y net s t o 30 0 monhl ypossibilit y ful l tim e work Fo r loca lintervie w giv e ful l particular , phon eanSeol d waur stove suitabl e fo r a cottage , oi l heat P 0 Bo x eMinneapolis , Minn hous e er suitabl e fo r fishin g scanty , pi rlarg 6 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estimates M A Link , r7 9 Lakevie w sriT ePau h Lake , iwi U P 8 557 0D LAWflti MEATS f GROCERIES PHONE up P amQUALITYMARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE fIT IS BEUBVBD THE HOU3IWAS INSUREDBut what about the ownerts pricelesspersonal possessions and keepsakesovsiness papers, birth and marriagecertificate, insurance policy itselfFire can setroy them in a few minu RTEIORRELLWaUr WelJb and PumpsAH Makes ef Pumps Serviced 8I DterPinckney Read HA 6 9454 A I Septic Tank SenrfceLicensed and Bonded by the State a Michigan PHONE ST 3128S1PTIC TANKS, DRY WILLSCLEANEDNew Tanks and Lines Installed 739 South Pleasant 9tJ6HN IARVEYThe oncompleU loss insurance for such, possessions is a Safe Deposit oix whiich yoi can rent in our vaultArrange for ynnr box today, TWO rmvtmTiartCertificatesPint National Baak All KindsFARMERS PEED SUPPLY PHONE UP8 5511All 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 December 11, 1957 Description An account of the resource December 11, 1957 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 1957-12-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/eebcbd8b2f81578ee8e917dd5bbcac40.pdf b3be24bb384384996e4af8a7a009c651 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> (view in library only)</li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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Wednesday, Deesmber 4, 1957Meaty trouble th ill h Tht 8 Stockbridge rural mail routesblestate will have to face have been consoliadted into 2 Bob i t 45 W th third arrier retireduroblem th tnet year State agencies want 45 Waason, the 000,000 this coming year, about the uBt ApriL as they aaked this year, when The contract to Th ittion i third carrier retiredit wa s they aad the newit wa ut 60,000 The situation i Stockbridge postoffice building hasmore compelling next year as this been awarded,vear the legwlaturt slapped a mora j The Stockbridge PTA held a ban torium on all bttt normal expenses qUet for the Stockbridge Mgk schoolGo Williams informed by bis ad football team Dec 2T visors that the state and nationare The Stockbridge Lions Club are facing difficult time ii preparing a sponsoring a Christmas Home budget geared to holding expenses Decorating Contestepwn Republicans say this is a po The Prescott Locker of Stock litical trick to expand services in off bridge processed a 300 lb bear fortoliical years and trimming the bud j Fred Evers of Vantownit to the bone in election years Sinan The Dexter Fool Locker has pro experts see a decline in the oessed 32 deer this year Labt yeartax which mutt be augmented it was 60from other sources but there are no j Postmaster Horace Lickly of Dex ether sourcs , tr is back from Los Angeles, Calif,the meantime tfce colleges and where ke attended the postmasters4 TMJ bride choose a floor lenglgown of French lace and tulle ovel satin From her lace bodice with ijtapered sleeves fell the billowing skirtof tulle with lace medallion appliqud down the front tulle panel and overlaid with lace forming an overhead CtJvaryskirt, sweeping back to the brush y Li train A French silk illusion veiljfs a G i floated from her pleated tulle and tlace hat She wore a pearl necklace, a gift from the groom Her flowerswere a cascade of shattered roses withan orchid ir the cenr, ,,, The maid of honor was Mary Ann fth AjjjJJf xnii Arbor wants a bond j on and the Msynard and Toe Dixons Jeffreys, sister of the groom Joan LCy sue to finance college buildings, were recent Sunday dinner gues Jeffreys, sisterinlaw of the groomif Bowennan of Lansing would Uq I of Ernest Hopkins and wife of Ncr ici Mrs Aiiene Asciiino of Kowell, Inschools must have SMa jaT GOT tWilliams is considering a bond finane , Mrs Ella Claire Dixon and John for them Rep Gorg Rock of Pinckney, Mrs William D5 Local oooai tvents V 1 ITHYNE JEFFREYS WEDDING The wedding of Coreta Thyidaughter of Mr, and Mrs John Thyof Fowlerville to Jack Jeffreys, of Mr and Mrs William Jeffreys Pinckney took place at St Maijiehurch, Pinckney, Saturday, Novel ber 30, at 11 am Rev AlbertSchiofficiated St iiaiv i Catholic Chm R7 FT Alftert SeVnW Pastyumirer Massesb30, 300, U00, 1000, l30 A 3 Vi Ur Mfat A MAVyekday Mass SJO A, MFridaySorrowful Mother Noveru73G FfcConfessionsFriday, after Notenna DevofonSaluiday 480 to 530 P t 9r r jaoldat hi, made r a baby Parr LindCfcuiBoachy,iltiuPsopJeaf Feilewsnio 1Vuy routDavi i1a baby iii ierCujvaiy topuidaU the Veterans Trust Fund of Lake 50,000,000 at a atop gap measure Mihi d M Mary Joe Greiner, daughter of theUniversity of Michigan and Mch Joe Grsiners of Detroit was marriedan State University want 114,000 Nov 23 to Lee Walker at the Gsu00, state employes a salary increase, church, Detroit,and Boys Vocational School construct The Chelsea Methodist HomeSon money j Friends prepared Thankssgiving dinSec Hares plan to ue auto license rers for 20 guests at the homeplates 8 years addinf a tab each year j 300 worth of worthless checks will probably not be adopted It ere cashed in Brighton last wok,would savt 200,000 Law enforce mostly on Modern Enterprise and thement officers say th plates would George Electric, 2 nonexistantJecom battered and unintelligible fln and the tabs eouid be counterfeited Brighton City will get a federalGeorge VanPeursan who had an Trant of 66,432 for the r sewerageidea to betbe Republican candidaU disposal plantfor governor and started a state Walter Pietras who p yed on the speech making tour but quit when h Pinckney footbal team n year and fkad throat operations thnks tke transferred to St Thomas, Ann Ar Republicans could win on the Daisy b was picked for tackle on hh Air BlifU Caw They claim they r leagues All Star team St Thomas moving to Arkansas becaua taxes won th championshipare lowtr there and wages a 100 The nw C, H Van Hopital at hur less tnan in Michigan But ighton will hold open house onihev pttbhcan say any proposal Deffron2 f6 P m tt cut wages in Michigan would lose votes sister of the bride 1 heir gowns wereballerina length of crimson glow Acommerbund effect of chiffon over taffeta Their flower, were sesnicoIpniui bouquets of vvlito bahy mumsjzd disbud arranged v u, jion net with ribbon rosettesJoseph Jeffreys, brother of the groom was hct man and the li Aif ipdevj AevStinda o between Laaiiiia anoi JL v J sooks Zanders, PasLuriooi , J, a r, ,jandus UteNorman Marie Lee Thyno, niece of thAfter a wedd, trip nonwill live at 55 Tringie La HoweH For her gorvi, away cthe bride choose a peach pin dress with white iur hat ami o , Mrs cut ifreys nit Sesidd by bride theyRd, iuine v oolwere Patrick Jeffrey5, brother of ihegroom and Richard Thyne, hi her ofihe brideThe reception was at St Marys ,jj7,hall Mrs iViaiio invne, sisteof the bride had the guest bo IcltC Snock uru v ih h cake and trs Margaretol Day City pacj i,i viio MilleY Anderson of CLrestored at thc pun lowl assi Sr, oir PracticeThurAduil iraycr Teot Youth tra n Current fommefltThe stroke or stroklet as RtptfHcans term one suffered by presMssA Eisenhower bent the natkw a tail spin This waa made worae atlivit by the announcement of his head pliyscian Inat it was a chill It wasn until his secretaryjohn HaggaTtyfkv back from Paris that it was announced as a stroke which affectedhi speech He partially recoveredfrom it enough to attend church onThanksgiving and spend the weekend at his farm at GettysburgTbesf roke affected that part of the brain 4 but control speech According totht lot tors it will be some months beicre i is known whether the brain is injured In each of his 3 illnessesihe false statements issued by hisphysicians have had a bad effectAt Denver the heart attack was acnounced as a cold, the illitis attackBilly D iio iudigeoion caused by eating blackipsioa berry pie and this time the stroke was classed as a chill It was Hagger, who straightened thmgs out Jnallirstans These are critical titnnshe president is badly needed He issupposed to attend e NATO meetingHarold Potters dad rig in Paris this month Some ot hisfriends still insist that be will go butibis is wistful thinking Mr, Nixonill probably go Aa one Btroke is usuiiJJy followed by another some sentors are insisting the president reim and let Mr Nixon take over i nis is unlikely Not for a few monthsanyway until it is seen how complete his recovery is News ten , Mrs Parks K xii J iuit has a baby sisterHolly Kfciure a toy licrse,Kathy Grataa bran new bike Gene Koei stayedwith his grandrnoL or 1 days Lou Ann Heuuee has a don h s Vcows, Lara iwcsuer li lad, ajui a ferry I oloiie MW a deer ranjiiothois Jerry Twitcellia snowmanBety Michaels hts sister Pat Harden and Karon n brth 5 i ers old Dec 1 nt u the aiipurtJbast raJe, Mrs TTuyerJary Bury got kicked in te leIid faILJ1 and broilers got a Christmasjee for the chuich Jfgy ONeal1, civydCA nd Ouloring bookbilly i , y Lij Ui i ig en a iicw iai iMed her aunt iSunday went huni,in, He hisLin a Mary IJirnmeJin Javkson Saturday dau lias uiLiak rt tiupsDOia uii iUs i,ev boJts ind now cuitReasons dad went northiii and Shirley POLLT fh ,ickie iveason syent tuikey UJV mana sluili, L tietr ani aSma fin him Dthby Lirovskyfather brought her a Christ Vvu v,ei iu ilaiiceja, Maah and Suwent nounb0 pm ,ij p,u 1 ii iiund4vV 1 kg lot WIOO1J i r MXU lifRster Ml Illtrovccav 74 HoweH groc j shoulder she wore the orchid from record on the Christmas mails bfor 30 years, died last week Tues ner bonquet f,,, 0 cnrij, pOJCSSCj iinj jtThe bride graduated from Howell cJ hore Christ, CvcP H BALL Floyd Wwki, former Pincknsy i Jigh school in 192 and has becn en siid iuriruggist has resigned his position Pyed a service representative by vour cooas dru purchasier for tht Michigan tle Mingn Bel 1 elephone Com Chrimn thlsanuanums He was given a g Bel5 years The groom grad13DM 4ifrewell reception Lansing friiends luted frorn Pinckney high school inJudge Hiram Smith of Howell is 1953 and has vvorke the McPherhatk from Marquetts with a son State anlc m oweii or 4 years irdsnexi ten dsvs e Hemuch depctuis on in miulng v o u r r gills dkiring the rid Grade, airs JohnsonAschenbrenncr saw a doer s dad flew to Hudson,, ialene McGranahan went to TUIKI mother a ThanksgivingM Sccfeld saw Santa Cluus in DeL 1 L veek Ricly Sowers bvoJvP, rnda Zeulka went to DoLI i trapping on Strawoerry At timily Miller has a new calf Idy W id may era grandfather has Litxle Susan Brown has Christ cuisae Lynn Stone was old Dec 3,Third jrade, jrs, keory ug Winder spent in Ohio Carol Gyde atDhermothers1 c h t V i , JI Jimmie Baughn aLe 1 1IK IliveFr Jaa 34 thtw64i 701Fri, Feb 77Tues, Feb 11Fri, Ft 14Sutli Lyoi thereFriilay FebFri,, Fes 21 Maachwttr p court has handeddown a decision in the Diamond Lake case The property owners th erein the circuitRECORD VCaptain Leonard Davit of Fox cannotx be closed It has been usedPtintt, Poitag Lake who flie for as such since l9t0the Capitol Airlines, establised a new Hunters on Drummond Island bag h h torn a Viscount on td 4te deer 1086 lwhen he flew a Viscount on gcd 4 deer 1086 people visitedtrip 145 Friday, November 22 Capt the Cuisino game refuge this summer Baris flew from Pittsburg to the La The department claims 150 deeruardia airport in 54 mihutes, ap were killed in the Livingston Wash Lioximately a distance of 500 miles, fenaw Jackson area 100 of themThe jet propellor airliner reached 481 in Livingston As aK kills are notloiles per hour xvei the distance as reported, it may run much highersisted by a 130 mile am aer tail wind MAiONg BLECT OFFICEBSJOHN BEZZEK Livingston Lodge 76 elected tJohn Bezzeg, 58 died at St vc following officers Tuesday nightsespiUl, Ann Arbor last Wednesday W M WARMINGBASKETBALL OPENERJN DECEMBER 10thThe Pinckney Pirates under the has a sPecia Aatchful eye of coach Wesley Reader lts thc thoucht behind Thc PosiiTUistcr slated, Most people realize iiat the arlv arrival of aChristmas card or gift is aiv ay yAcorned, although there e still oucwho have thc mistaken idea that a gift or cnd arriving Christmas Actualthe gilt L vmuskJI Iiiiiia Wtcriei1 vJs cijtti Dub i i i J a uiriluiay Wijie Me, ers visiteJ hi nioLhvr, JcWm Taschs ouin,iantlmother visited him iiilii Ciiaiiu, Mr Aliiierof th boys aiu tripilobbit Uookf went u Stctniey ivKiL I,U e ice We worker lonyLUK a lot ol us Lut iiO pcilmihaiiiion aj1iJLiinis JloiiiiUi, i r jU IWUIA , Heidi i V i,1, k5 j j j Hienan Wv tlank Siv, Jonei IJK us round dances Wea tursoy centerpiece for Mrlitvcyillness, He was born in S W 1 J Wafter aSitovar ligcg, Himgry April XL,9, sojxof Mike and Judith BezzgMs camrto America in 1918 and inIf26 maitted Mary Ntma in Dfftrvit,With prtljn Jdarko he bought the farm on M36 W LatJohn P Walsh farmin Detter town,he since lived His wife are 2 daughters, lift,4 Helen at homeJihn, Mflce and Joen adopted, son, Mike ire now holding earnest practices each card and not L timc of arnVil1 thainight of the week for the upcoming is the important consideration basketball season which opens with a The Postmaster asks for your specgame next week against the fcritton ial cooperation to be sure that yourTories at Pinckney Game time is rclurn address and the recipients ad 645 Tuesday, December 10 The dress are plainly typed or written onPirates will also entertain the Hart a11 labes and Christmas cards Use ,land Eagles in the home League of zone numbers, and its always a good J the Lakes opener on the 13ti it3ea t0 include an extr b fNpTThe squad so far ha looked quite our Packages I Sixth Giads, Kru,good in practice There is seven Be sure to use Firsi Cld Posue vVe llad a Thanksgiving program on your Christmas cards, because this d invited Mis heions room jsquad They are Jeff Davis, John enables you to include handwritten e studying fractions in araiuneti , ila,iinfe, Cariatmas bresenU ioy iiioheis VVe are going toDick Imus Three boys have grad forwarded or returned, if necessary, uve j Christmas plays Elizabethuated from the Jr Varsity to the var Providing you include your name and lmock will have a movieWe finsity this year and there is one new address on yur Christmas card encomer among the lot The three JV veloPc a custom bV the way which are Vic Basydlo, Gordon La ls enlirel socialt1y SIrfl , , and Don Singer The newcom Response to the Mail Early aper is Norman Bock from Redford Un Peals t0 datc have been cecnt, the ion high school in Detroit It is hop Postmaster said Now it s a case of rt G In the Ann Arbor Newg last WMJCSyd Cook had a writeup of the AnnArbor Fluff Rug Company whichflourished there from 1890 to 1915 It was located on the present liU of the American Broach Company oniJuron St, Heruy Scblemmer, Gr icun imigrantt founded the busintitin 1890 and his 3 sons were aeaocUt aJ with him 25 people in all employedThey took old pund curtains put them up andthem into beautiril fluff ruft Tejrnot only sejved Ann Arbor but thrate of Michigan where they had50 branch offices scattered about Some of the rugn arc still in u6 I tiiore with parentswhen they had a rujpJi vvus on living room floor foryearsL c nine players returning from last yearssquad They are Jeff Davis, John , Burg, Ed Wakefield, Lonnie Huh messages Cards sent by First Classnan, Dick Kenedy, Denis Clark and mail will be delivered promptly, andi our African unit and arei Christmas sealsSixth viuue, itfrs IiatonRollene Singer visited her frienJdays Richard Blades, got 6 muskHaroW Porter ed Norm Hull sawSec T T T1 nave bMQ s0 rule changes I n Paul W Curlett tnis year that shouid affcct the tv If Omer Coy of play considerably We AJ give some added keepingup the good work to avoid bifore Chri,tthose last mmute Christmas mail pile journeycan do yourself and the Post 2 daysBoldwek is about Eskimos Nezt weekAppointments were wrtcolumnOna Campbell As for now we lok forward lofioe a real favor by curing free, Ju thelabels at the Post Office which read,ALL OR OUT OF TOWN DELIV and ALL FOR LOCAL DE Fifth and Sixth, ivn eyoCantrell of Ann Arbior visord Baker Baker Clare Miller Tuesday night and the opener against, LiVLRY Face your cards all one WRorBonner Judy Dan VenSlambrook, Cliff Britton Your reporter wfll again this wry and placeone of these labels onjdma Reason ,s better Otis MattesonBob Charles year as in the past several seasons beh b j for eitheryear as in the past several seasons beon the bl addrcss mjcro honc at or out of town delivery Prepare andWilmont Plummer these games too We hope to seee mal4 your oOtoftoWn Christmas cards 1 and family spent Thanksgiving Kathyand family visited herprandmother in DetroitMrs The L Ewing Scott murder trul, California intrigues us He ia tiuir with killing his wife but her body as never found Said Ewing wag airMjal ali right AM he embezzled hugeiujiis of her money und forgad her names to cliecks to yet more,but thereJt jiu proof of murder He is relying Jus lack of proof nd yvill of for87 more Korean orphans arrivedii this country last week and werepassed out to the families who adoptui themSo far 575 have been brought ere, mostly through the efforts ofuy iioit of Creaw, Oregon, a farmer who started an orin KoreaThese orphans areof American soldiers in Kora born to Korean girls who desertedem Holt still has 130 more orphans1 korea for adoption WheneverhAv WAvencan soldiers have been station id in foreign countries they hare lefttKcendanu Th h station Theu, are thouaandg ofthem m the Philipines, Jpan, Frica, Cfrmany and the Islands in tPco Ciov Williama held A meeting cficiaJs of Washtenaw county katweek to discuss sewage disposalie iii iese connuniies have been growii ,last and want to dispos of theiriei fcstallation is Friday, Dec 13 at No dinner this yearLunchBaloghfeone And Mrs JoeThi f unerall Ws held SaturdayAt Kehn Funeral 9en Dtocttr, EerKwnBmchj affjdatta Bwlal wM in Fteaey Cemetery, you there several days in advance of these in Gladwin and hit 2 deer with theirLonnie Huhman was picked on j for local deHvery To insure, car Margaret Ackley is sick Judythe League O Lake all star football delivery, before Christmas Day mail Harrow and Charme Baxter are leatu yur tfw and gif by ing a Christmas song David shiifLeonard Bierlein visited his strandmother Gerald Howse and JohnGardners father, both team,South Lyon had 4 players pirked yrr Manchester 3,Dexter 2 and Boysville 1 g g David shii yltlJBJ f0JearPMBi 3S a new brother, Brian James WeSecond Grade Mrs,Dareil Houseman, Chm,LINEoft 2 p m today, Heart Cham IPesola uncle David Zeaulka bers Ronnie Kakin Charlotte Cocnvisited her grandmother Nanty Ry ower, Rex Hanks, Marvin Howsej air and Jim Proelichs fathers have Di Roth Valerie Obery aU saw can Kurt KaioDlti sw deer nta Claut Bhice Gyde went muskher uncK rat huntinf Iinda SUffen had should be mailed by Dec 15thI On Saturdays, December 14th and 21st, the service windows at the local oamwast Us aeei 1 Mrs Edna Lint of Marios Itojal Oat aid has a wifeJ cfcttfrtft Tlie body was taken te ttttdihotJier GarSeventh Grade Mrs Csvrr W had GOT prosrram WednesdayMonday Chas Chambers J given by the Study Council out Marvin doors Mr Robhwon3 band played an making1 a Christmas gcenethegiis are makng the paper machefigures and Larry Baughn the stabHorn to Mr and Mrs Marvin Shfrey at McPherson hospital Nov 30, an J 8 fc 5 oz son, Brien James Born to the Kenneth PryaBemardine Bums Nov 26 at St, Joe hospitol Curtg went to hr randaothr ba6ic from Plttsburypttty Pueetta titter Dad a birth Howse went to Cftnadev through the l We sang the SUr Spangled Banner, ol, Ann Arbor a son Ray Burnt and Plk Bafc hU company Sua tunaei fiiUy Chamtort pet Tkankt We art finished with our unitt on vifo and Jack Toung and wife ftih 10s mutt Roe Sort JUMTW W Sunday by dumping it in thRiver The state got afteryears go and moat ofpoaal PJanuThig processes the supposed ot render eWttc d i htc dump in the riverpJfnilTheamall They usefor drinkiag water Theman present claimed it edpossible u make sewatthari wattharmies especially whend i U , iV MORE HOT WATER WSTH EDISONS NEW ELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICEOnly electric water heaters give you all these important advantages H Efficientthe heat goes into the waterK Install anywhereneed not be near a chimney Long lifemeets rigid Edison standardsEl Fastnew, more efficient heating elements k1 Automatichot water always on tapK Qter shellcool to the touch all overH SafecleanquietmodernH Edison maintains electrical parts without chargetftis adds up to the bext ucaier heating service ever provided in Southeastern MichiganAsk your plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT EDISONChrisClubTHIS CONVENIENT WEEKiy PAVEMENT PLAN WILL MAKE IT EASY TO HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAScordially invite you to use In is service wnicS Jfor the convenience of our customers and friendstyou will be pleasantly surprised to see how easy it is to have 25A or 10000 for Christmas shoppi tDecember JOIN TODAYFEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY 1255 E, GRAND RIVER, HOWELL IThe Jseture coarse nuniM, TheMidland Quintette, gabe a nfce emtor tainment here laet Wednesday nightV E Hill ha started a notionstore in Howell George Saundera of Howell hasctarted a newspaper at WebbervilleHerbert Cope is seriously ill withappendicitis at his fathers home inBorn to Fred Fish and wife Friday Cawt Ito It CWy Ltrfocstan theWtter rf the Estate ei Hiyhey, Deceased, rf Noyemb AD,1957PresentonoraWe Hkaia RSn ,Frank HiTlchey having filed in Court his second ajmual ccountas ,4 of d estate, ad his petition praying for the allowance hereof It is OrderedThat the 17th day ofTHE OPENING OF OUR NEW Hitching posts were at a premium j December A D 197 ftt ten oclockhere Saturday night Everyone ws in the forenoon, at said Probate Of in use and telephone poles also fice and is hereby appd for I Themercury hit 2 below in some for bearing pttftka parts of the state Wednesday ft jd Ordered, That notice thereofi Rev Frj Comerford gave a talk be gfrgn by a publication of a copyfore the school assembly Friday hereof for three weeks Thelma Campbell fell on the school1 playground and threw her shoulder out of joint The wind itorm Saturday blewthe roof off the house and bam at the William Benhaam farm at Chilson Lynn Gardner and wife attendedthe International Stock Show and THEATREHOWEIL Hi A ComiTnea, Wed, Thvr Dec S 4 S Cary Grant and Sophia Lores ia ColorTHE PRIDB AND THE PA3SION also Cartoonprevious to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispateh, and that thepetitioner cause copy of this notice to be served upon each known partyin interest at his last known address by registered mail, return receipt doraaned, at least fourteen 14 dayprior to such hearing, or by personLand Congress at Chicago last week trvice at least five 5 days prior tc Miss Mary Sprout of Anderson wmk bearingsuffered a stroke last week , Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateJames Livermore of barn M36 W isj building aj Lavern Fisk is working in Flint I Bester Harford of Iosco has sold hisj tract of oak timber to the Lansing vf Leelbarrow Company who have puta sawmill in the woodsNoiei 15 Years Agt 71 The C H Kennedy Store was robbJ id Wednesday night About 1000 im merchandise taken, an old coincollection etcTheir car,a duick brokedown and they took one belonging toTerm Blevins of Howell This was later found in Detroit Some the thingstaken were later found in a bain Judge Willis Lyons haard ousterproceedings against Deputy SherffHoward Gentry last week Gentry arrested Hugh Hurd, an Eaton Rapids business man for being drunk andBleep in his car on West prand River Hurd resisted and was manhanlded some, He claims his arm was broken He pled guilty and paid a fine but later started ouster procedinggTlietestimony will be sent to Gob Bruckt, er who will decide on the ousterNote entry was not oustedA t the annual meeting of Livingxit Lodge Tuesday night the follow8 j mg officers were elected W MRuss r el Livermore S W, Calvin Hooker J W, Glenn Slayton Treas, W, CMiller, Secy Paul Curlett S DHerman Vedder J D Merwin Camp bell Chaplain, Rev Berquist Marshall, Walter Girard Sts, Clare and Norman Miller Tyler, Rex BurnettOrganist, Albert Frost Installation is Dec 7 Reg Schaferwill install Azel Carpenter marsh allJ H Hooker, Sec and John MartinChaplain IThursday a car containing Mr andMrs James Lachlan of Rushton andHelen, Lee Tiplady, Gerald Kennedyoverturned west of Anderson Mrsiachlan had 17 stitches taken in a i Girffiths entertained forThaksgiviag the Don Griffith family ei Mt Pleasant Otis Matteson andwie went north hunitngThe Dal Meabons have moved inta fathers house on Darwin RoadMiimjr Kennedy attended thefie DameSouthern California a South Bend, Indiana, Satur I W H Euler and wife were Teday dinner gueite ef the Ferd BrockMrs Jearne Tr M trncf Waterloo rii W j the Walter Clnrks ways in HowellRobert Clark and wife entertain J The Ross Reads had the Russelled Thanksgiving the Walter Clarks j Reads of Pittsburg, Pa and the How Maynard Clarks, Russell and Mrs Rose Hendee Clarksard Reads for turkey day guests2 Mrs Irrbi Kennedy spent Saturdaywfth Mr Mary McCabe and Rose Gerrafhty in Dexterfhe Gerald Swarthouts entertainedth t J Swaxhouts and Louis SwarI J Henrys, Tom Ware andBradburys were Thanksgiving Mr Iida Loring in Howell Shirley and Earl Ward deer hunting over thee JMtk Young family ol Flint fith the AndrewCJCUntmCJCtinten and wife were guests Ralph Clintons in DetroitClinton iwas in the ThanksPM Sh eame home with Clintons and theSiwday st The Leo Clark family of Muskegonvsited relatives here last weakMrs Mararet Clark and familywere Thanksgiving guests ef theTom Clark family in Ann ArborThe Irvin Kennedys spent Thanksprivng with the Gerald Kennedys irHowellSunday guests of the Albert Shirleys were the Doyle Templetons of i Keego Harbor and Kenneth Mohlmis of Drayton PlainsRobert Amgurgey and wife attended the LionsGreen Bay foatboU game in Detroit Thanksgiving The Clifford Millers entertainedthe Merlin Amburgeys and Robert McArtor Thanksjribing McArtorhas pone back to Metropolis, 111Tne Martin Rlters entertained Martin Rittr sr and Isabel Nash Thanks riving Mrs Rdtter sr has gone toFlorida ,Vinie LaReta and wifs wet fc AmArher Fred Read and wife were in Dearhorn Sunday with John MeGuirefamilyMrs Stella Frank of Detroit isvisiting the Clare MallersThey badher, Mrs Mary Teeple for Thanksgiving guestsThursday guests of Mrs EdithCan were the Robert Carrs of Grand Rapids, Leo Bettys family Walled A true copyHelen M Gould 3Jer1c of ProbateTHE STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor the County ol LivingstonIn the matter of the Estate ofClara fiercer, DeceasedAt a session of said Court, held onNovember 25, 1957 Present Hon Hiram R Smith,Judge of ProbaterNotke is Hereby Given, That thpetition of Ralph Glenn, the admintrator de bonis non of said estate praying his final account be allowedand residue of said estate assigned tethe persons entitled thereto will Bheard at the Probate Curt sa December 27, 1957It is Further Ordere That Publicnotice thereof b given by publication of a copy of this atier for threa aucc cessive wtnU pieviuus to saW dayof hearing, in the Pinekney Dispatchand that the petitioner cause a copy1 this notice td be served upon each known party in interest at iiis lahtknown address by registered mail,return receipt demanded, at least four ieenJ4 days prior to such hearing,or by personal service at least fiv 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram K, uiiia, Judge of ProbafcA true copy Helen M GouldRegister of 1robateSTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Cowt for tha County LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofGertrude E Hicks, Deceased At a session of said Court heldNovember 25, I9J7PreaentjHonorable Hiram R Smith,Judge of ProbateNotice is Hereby Given, that all Friday, Saturday, December 6, DtriMe FeatureJack Palance and Barbara Laag fcHOUSE OF NUMBBBW alsoCOURAGE OP BLACK in color withJohn Crawford and Mini GibM 7Sunday, Monday, December 8, tMafia Sunday 230 f St ceal Robert Wagner and Joan Coillns, STOPOVER TOTKQfin CiaenaScope and Coler AimWET BACK ia TedndeolorTues, Wed Tur Dec 10, 11, 12 Jean Simmons and Joan FontainePaul Newman and Piper LaurieUNTILL THEY SAIL GartooB fSYLVAN THE AW Thur, Fri, Sat, Dec 2, 13, 14 Double Science fiction thrill 0 rarah RODAN,Th IFUYING MONSTKAPlusTHE UNKNOWNDean JaggerSun, Mon, Tues, Dec lg, 16 17 Randolph Scott Angie DickinseaSHOOTOUT AT MEDICINB BENDWE THEAWFriday, Saturday, December 6, q OMAR KHAYYAMVistavision and Technicolor WithCornel Wilde, Debra Paget, Michael Rsnnie and John Derek Color CartonSun, Mon, Tues, Dec 8 8, 10 withPat Boone and Shirley Jonee APRIL LOVEraturette News CartOeftin her head, The others escaped persons interested in said estate are directed to appear before said Probate Court on December 27, 1957 atten a m to show cause why a licen se should not be granted to Rev Ezra Beachy the Exechtorof said estate, to sell or mortgage the interest of said estate in certainpat j real estate described in his petition, t for the purpose of paying debtlegacy and expenses of administration TIt is Ordered, That public noticethereof be given by publication ot a ccpy hereof for 9 weeks consect ively previously to saiu day of bearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in sad in said county and thtt the petionareauft a copy of this notice U be served upon each known party ii interestat his last known addressMrs Mae Middleton of Detrpit sue the Wayne Carr family Lee Uvey and wife and Nellie Gardner and Fannie Monks called on MrsAria Caulk in Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs Florence AtLee and the MeljinjuryWhiU watching carpenters repairthe damage done by burglars at the Kennedy Store Thursday BarneyLynch fell through a trap door intothe basement and broke collar bone Dr Sigler was away and Dr Wylieef Dexter came up and set it DiUon is taking care of him The high school football banquetwas at the Congl church Wednes day nifft Mrs Kate Battle was chair man asistsd y the players mothersChicken dinner was served The teamwon 9 games this year and lost none Frank Bowers was toastmaster Rev Berquist was tQe first speaker Hesaid, he never played, football but wasfor it as it encouraged clean whole, some living The Jack Twins, Madgeand Mildred sang 2 parodys written Eloyss Berquist on All American I a mail return receit demanded, atGirl and Girl of My Dreams CoachTommie Howlett was next He said he was only the gravy of the staffthat Coach Doyle was the meat Eloy Berquist sang 2 songs Mayor PercySwarthout said he played on the firstfootball team Pinckney ever had back in the days when no equipment was used Marshall Meabon, Cliff Miller i The Larry Lobdells have moveo hiand Arnold Berquist sang 2 songs J t0 the JeS8 Green house on SouhComing Down the Mountain and Tand Howell StMe Down my Walking Cane Coach I The Kenneth Wylies had WmEulerJ P DoyU pokef the different una wjfe and the Lyle Eulers for turk teams hi had coached and said he i ey day guests The Lyle luulera wentceuld make a football player out of ck to Fairhopc, Alabama, Friday any boy who had intestional forti Hollis Holloway and Dale Mikv Wedesday Thursday, Dec II, UStory of Barney Ross, dope addict MONKEY ON MY BACKWithCatreron MitchellFeaturette Color CartoonMesdames ICloyse Campbell PearMadsen and Mae Daller a tended Kings Daughters Board meeting at the omeh of Mrs John Taylor efPtocknbridge last weekThanksgiving guests of MerwinCampbells were Willard Maycroft otFort Wayne, nd, Mrs Foyd Maycroftof Grand Rapids and the James Hail1pmilyMrs Ethel Sprout entertainedthe Edwin Sprout family and the Charles Soule family Thanksgiving14 dasoearing,or by personal service at leastfiT 6 days prior tc such hearing Hiram R Smih, Judge of probateM GouldRegister of Probate Y Editor Presented the trophy 12 inch ld football playtr on an eb Cajt Murray Kenney rjt Lucius Wilson, captvin Towars lorida went to Delray Beach j nxt yoars team was the last er He thankel all those who put onThe Robert Taseh family had forThursday guests Mrs Anna Tasch, Gretchen Taaeh and PauJ Comwtll of Ann ArborOna Caouphelle Sft Thamhswith the Carl La put on banqcet and made it atnd introduced the members of theteam, each of whom r nd toolc abow Titis years team only had Irsas from last year on itIm te the tftlph Gardners Grto Itrtf a 7 lb dMgtr both shot deer in Mnron Tlianksgiving day Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldonwere Thursday guests of the Arthur Kreech family at the Milh San, The Bruce Colemana of Howell wereThanksgiving guest of the Wayne Wagners Mrs Velma Knapp has bought thhome of the late Mrs Gertrude Hicken Pearl St Mrs, Edaa Speavi wsa ia VELVETEEZ COMfORfSHOESIFYou Are OiYwFttirow eoByaimc,ome or shop, tot Jack Hassttt HVODMnr DISPATC H Wednesday , Decembe r 4 , 195 7r e Pinckney Dispatc hEntere d a Secon d Cla sMatte r a t Poetotfk eA t o f Marc h 8 , 187 71 4 Sout h Howe P 9 Subscriptio n P i j GROCERIESURYtiQODSGENT S FVKNISHI Mrs Jeanett McDonnel l spen t th evee k en d wit h h e Leste r McAfees ,Barbar a McAfe e underwen t a nemergenc y operatio n fo r appendiciti sit t Si , Jo e hospital , An n Arbo r No vCilibe r 2 6 Rev , Willia m McDonal d o f Ypsilant i week end wit h th e Leste r A fees calle d o n y e edito r las t Wednesday ,Th e Roge r Goliat s hav e move droa i the iiario n I n hmje o n Tiplad y Rd t o hous e o n McGrego rR d Th e Jame s Catsidy s hav e JUOfe Ain th e Pearso n hous Katherin e Whitehea d an d Beatric eIambor n o f Gregor y an d Lubi n La mbor n o f Detroi t wer e Thanksgivin g guest s o f th e Jess e Henrys Wagoners Grocer y406 6 PINCKNE Y ROA DJOOD SH 0 E 5MWPftlf c Bob Nef f an d wif e o f An n Arbo rai d Edwi n Row e an d wit e o f o f D e Jtroi t wer e we e en d guest s o f th e Rober t Ackley sHarol d Henr y lef t Jionda y nigh tilor Ft, Churchill , Hudso n Ba y th earm y missleprojec t statio n wher e h ewa s sen t b y th e Universit y o f Michi H e wil l retur n Dec I S or , I D Q lit y Merchandis eLO W PRICE San d Win e T o Tak e Ol dFttON E KOWK U 705J 2Coa l an d Fue l Oi la e Nejje dW e Hav e Xk tLEMSEDi The Franci s Sheen s ha d fo r guest s Thanksgivin g da y th e Joh n Lundesn s o f Berkley , Bo b lannons , Redford , Nanc y ,Lundee n z Ma rin Hoar d o f Gregory , YLTh e Marti n Ritte r famil y wer e Su n nne r quea t o f Isabe l Xas h in An nArbor Kare n Singe r spen t Sunda y wit hKa y Wylie iTh e Aahe r Wyli e famil y visite d th eFoater a in Wale d Lak e Su n The W Meyer , Will lmGart h Meye r familie s spen t th eTliansgivii wit h th e C v AtLco s a t tiivi n Although t W , H , Meye r di d, , A, A , , , , A , , , c ,, v ne t fjr e a sho t h e kille d 2 deer , H eTh e Ralp h Hall s caue d o n th e jh e Kennat h Zill s o f SyracuscA ciM M Harol d Adam s famil y o n An n Arbo r an d th e Bu d Beklittrin s o f Howe n f vu il d i V Th e Vinc e LallosA h d fo r Thank ,pn t Thanksffivmt f a t th e Mar k Na h dyViveihU noV, U knl Ugivin g guest s Mr Eleano r Ledwldg e lcma je f nto th e pat h o f hi g an d h eMrs Raymond Morri s tin d daugh Lawrenc e Cimbur n n d wift wer e ove r it Conservatio n officer sters , Mrs Clar e McMacke n an d chil d guMt g o f , c ,ar j Ba r bot h carcasse s STILL Ji E CAUi 0 U rUtl OI Ltua lXV SUMME Rr , Caai , Fue l 0 3ISEXTK K MICHIGA Nt , dren , th e Dai s Meabo n Rev Keit h Mis Jenni e Hooke r spen t Thank ay Th e Rober t spen t Thursda y wit nb ioy d Hlnt z an d wif e a t Gran d Bearh Mrs Doroth y Sprou t an d son , Ric hai d Owe n spen t Thursda y wit h th eClaud e Fawcett s I n Howeli Mrs s Blanc h Marti n wh o suffere dftrok e is at McPherso n hospita l Ho wl d b 297 too k th e fre e che ther e Monday Mrs Sad a Mora n spen t las t weekin Flint The Harol d loner s spoil t iunk s , ngivin g in Gran d Arbor Ro y Carneme r an do f An n Arbo r calle d u n he r Sa nAndre w Campbt rtr e Tha igi vguest s o f th ee He r righ t sid e is paralize d bu csh e a n talk Mesdame a Joh n Cook ,Dor a Swarthou , Paulin e Vedde i an iJv o Gardne r calle d o n he r las t weeic Ra y Lanugwa y an d wif e o f Cliubb sCorner s attende d hi s sister s funra la t Por t Huro n Saturday Th e Cheste r Abney s o f Farmingto nwer e week end guest s f o th e Home r ertAbneys Miss Bernardine Lynch oi Kalamazoo spent last Thursday witi Mrs, Mary Kennedy The John Burgs had for turkyday guests the Tom Howe, Lloyd Ut last week and atended the day Vouhqi in vVinston Baughn andGeoge VanNorman and vvif were of Bob Goze and wife in De v spent,Sunday with the Frank Clarks inin MilfordLynn Hendee and wilt T , , with the Dr Juu i,u am A WITH FL6WERSHowelievening with the Harry Sampions VanBlaricums, Mrs Mary Kennedy Aunt Jane staring Conatanc Benu of Bcrnardme Lynch Hay Burn, and wife, the Jakihe Tom Howes pent lhuisda t iouny UliUuy Don and Jm ijuui3, the Jamee lirogan fauiily hmihe, atV Mra Thiea CU1QXrUa ,, fcf turkv family oi Uning and Fred Rftiid JJ hanks, ivm guests of theThe Allen Dinkels had for turkey Rob Durrow at Livonia,day guests Henry KUkoU of Biigh J1 anJ The James Whitleyn were Thunks1 Henry Kllkota of giving guests of the William Whitleysin Ann Arborin ,Giw Useful Giftvfor ChristmasHIGHH10U9H TOOVIt BRTDQE SET for aLifetime of Wear and BeauKew Exciting THE MOON UltraModernNEW KINGSIZE ROUND TABLE SET by DURHAM wI VIV PARTIES , ftUFMT SJPPIKf IXTRA TAIUSfhe hofidiesf tfilngt el over the houie tnsfcU andouti Smolt folding tables to fill a BIG NEED Wwhable leak proof metd trays In a choice of designs Idtol for buffetsuppers, ehalrsidt use, betide 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 04, 1957 Description An account of the resource December 04, 1957 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 1957-12-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/e76de320605649446f484009748f99c6.pdf b5fe64fb3f6f2654b2ae2dad52117b37 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> (view in library only)</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 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">View Digital Copies</a></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. 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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. rrr ar9ia9 StraPostmaster1 Wednesday, November 27, 1957, stoves 7 yean graiex in the19 yeara, Aorsnf to J F,HSU expeivtheupopotetion will grow8Hwailsnthe naxt 18 yeareJBaea sew pacaon will require aervkeefree their omaumity in the way ei sewers, homes, water,autoea, doctor ate Labor leaders are not yet saUfiedwife the safety of the workers atthe new atomic energy plant at Menree feat legiaiatort and state officialsleored tkeWOOOOO plant lastweek and raturaedwaU satisfied ANeed Co as ftebert KbersoW if today, Early mailing ofJ fa j mat cards and gifts iswee ngle factor in getting allhat MB delivered before Christin Early CMsmafMailing Dates Postmaster Lawrence Baoghn said Christbiggest Grade School News Cumw idargarten , Mr Parkalutliy Haas sold her rabbiuJanice Dean brought a picture ofher twin brothers to school EstherTt Albert SckmJtt PaetarSUNDA MASSESMassesChrist 8jS0 800, 900, 1000, ll30 A M i Kiners grandmother is visiting her have brought, in Terry Russell ha3 some cows and ter a years delving the rabbits Bobby Larks bird got away The 4 commited to incestijConsumers Power ing nearthe mail Postt MBt aesiat h be expanded, exgtoekbfidgePanther pi Ua help will be available, and every tninS wi geared up to handle a Wirtar rTisesO0, 100t AWeekday Mass 800 A, Mwit victoria, d mm9m tL H1 thing wilT be geared up to,handle arecord Christmas mail in PiockneyA traa bUw down wUeh offTh Pmaatar auggattad that youfor Ma suit FridaySoirowful Mother Novenaa780 PHConfessions Friday, after No annaSatnrdaf 480 to 630 P 880 t 909 X but he caught it Dana Lobell and Jen ttte Brmblebee had birthdays thia weekJerry Colones aunt visited him VRaj Court raformaoriewrwTt are prfiniaariytha Micaigaa aopranK gry Joha Dathman,a ftspnhHtan mjm nainad ehkfjaatfat ahogK thaOamocrata toncotfol th court, Day will hold Jamat Prateota, StoekbrtdaJohn from an extra label with your ifcturn address and the recipients address Whenwrapping gifts, it is alwaysbetter touse strong corrugated cartons, withplenty of wadded tissue or ff wspaperfor extra protection agaiast shockThen the parcel should be securelyhighe debating tea ttt wrapped with heavy paper and tiedwith strong cordAnother good idea is to place apiece of transparent cellophane tapecomtn over the address portion of the labelon the program nt the Dexter Kiwaielaatonfaraneas with lower curt judin order to nnpro tha court system j ifn named to p e pion of the label Taa state has flnanett woeatfto jtaa by tU ahevrolei Mer of the on your package to prevent facingTraaa Brown has had io dip into tha dislrlej, , in transit, and always make sure tostate funda placed Ting ftmds, William Pidd of Daxt ekbraW4 include the recipients full name streetfor abort periods of tknaTBis wa hi 75th birthday Jajnaak Among aress, city, zone and stateeausad by the action of the lagislatura , tha eailtr nra yto Qatyamtar Postmaster Baughn says that if youia ordering a 126000,000 adtaaca wifa of P lCalvary Mannonitte ChoreaRev LKBB Beaehy, PasterS S Supt Walter EeLMorafe Wosahip liUSuiMat School 11S0O Peoples Meeting 730Feliewafiip Service Sf16th AnxuMi crmunity Summer t Calvary JLtnnoniteJuiv 1 t0 12, 900 to 1109 for Aji Ageb ,4 and uoEve xv6will follow these three simple ivies, Revpayment to tHa schooU to mate up J loyd Campbell, Henry and Tom vou are certain to have your giftsdeficit and increase ha paymtit par , Botaford of Portage Lake each shot delivered before Christmas Day Wrapjupi f 17 ,Qatr aaarAinana laat weak them securely, address them correctNational Pam and Citf Week is i Gov G Mannen WilUams will eat lv and mail them eary l d he Peoples LhurciiUndenominationalVett, between Unadilla andMin StreetsBrooks Sanders, PastorHohool WorF First Crade, MrsGordon King is going to his granderothers Thanksgiving JoanDebtbe Borovakys grandfather got a deer Sandra Bell has new Indian mocc ins,Alan Russoms dad got a deer Jackie Reason has a doll bath andcindle Sharon Potter visited her grandmother Dennis Reasons parents and brother went north for deer butrone Karen Ostrums has a baby ther She visited her grandmotherShirley Potter aunt vsited her Lav id MicKaels father has gone to a ministers conference Billy L Wyliesdog was killed by a car Dora iboils dud got a deer, Darlene Knapps cousin visited her Janet Cosgray isgoing to her grandmother Thanksgiving dear up theuen were killedblamed theand said no one thing wafor it Qovernor Mcommittee blamed1 the building, the construction and owners particiurged a building code,outside the city whereno code or inspection umaned the inferior cait hading atrassad Itwaa started 1years ago to knprote farm andcity relations One of tha projects Nor 80 auft ens Danes at Pret 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packages for outoforawn for an naw yrM1TWii towa destinations should be mailed Youth Pray Group 70 Ceai Contl, Church M0 J W Wiajrer, HaatorSuaefcy 8eaool 90 a Mertffng Wership 146 a u oltlHtJanice Gydes dad saw 5 Billy Downs Notre DaJn OWlBfJSHand mother is visiting him John when Towsley is going to hi grandmother never 6ould nderstanefwhy,Thanksgiving Lee Davisea daddy 1m Put them in fi Pi ade a record flight Ler week aa the natwfleoead Grade, Airs, JehDeWayne Baxters daddy got a 9 iThey never play oyer 2 elat Ofteams any seaaon TKfif year hbeat PitUburg but lost D2JZZSFr 1 Sr ZASixthRichard Bu putnik crashBook saw an 8 poW deer andFrank Sheffer a 0 poin er KittleWilMama and Riok Shire, won thepell down Friday The school band Sunday, Lindaat Base Lake Sunday Pauljoing to Flint Thanskgiving,Koch to went towas en teams play class AHicky OuryThe trout are disappearing fromtas Great Lakes Commercial fitner wttt before December 10th, and vour will play flag ceremony Wednesday, urday Dianna Haines cmnH i eeTne old west ward school at JIMPChristmas mail for local delivery WP have starve on Christmas project ,Aont to ciiifornia V i rentsw is being torn down should be sent at least 10 days before and drawn name We are the first lJUsin from Ohio is hese j d thuSusanherJt were yChristmas roomConcluding his appeal for your help forin Mmn, Early for CHnW, to do it We thank Mr Dinkelthe dirt hauled in WHS The entire studentfake Forrestptriqe last weekedict banningaa immoral1ln Brighton Sunday m6 f the chu haaa4Postmaster said,10 am counting onsbig success Shes We finished our studybegun one on Great ofAfricaThe ThanksniFriday DetrotPenny and cardthe MethodistJoining the church not to dance o you had tov , w, TUMctattie Pinckney and Getais ConMrratipn men forw atl, rfc dWTbiL mas cards, buys most of the gifts, andto it that the mailing list is up STc,vri,,will meet at Lakee City Jan 1719 tiaaesgsme dinner the 1, bobeat huat ea Atae II I Tae toll of the first rest week M 11 andi One injured awn was carried on18 miles on a toboggan a hvctersare fohs here back bunted in ths upper j Gives Lighting TipsFor Christmas Trees Lighted Christmas trees will be prettier than ever this year, says Miss Miss Dorothy I Downer, DetroitEdison Home Service Advisor, andshe suggests a few simple rules to followSome families prefer to light theirtrees with a single color, others likevariety With either kind of decorat best effects are obtained by of light forjSIMM tU JwrMHMMd to S 18 wwt to Wtptearin I,killsd the size of the tree, as shown in thefollowing table Tree Height 4 ft5 ft6 ft No of Lights355677Ml BASKET BALL 9CWHFL1 W in ror last weak v lW7laa it was penniaubl i trees that have a variety oflights can be made even more, ir by the use of twice with Mrs Jones help toour party Dec 13Seventh Grade Mrs CanMonday we all wrote a Christmasstory, poem and play and read themaloud Nov 27 we are going to have sup cake sale We will sell them for 5c The student council is sellingnote books for a 100 They hav apicture of the school on them,PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSTheir Christmas party is at homeof Sadie Bead Dec, 5 at 130,Bringjars of jelly and mints for the statesanitarium and convalescent homei,The James Whitleys and MrsFredBead were in Jackson MondayMrs Alma Chambers and son, Chnrles are spending Thanksiving in nKWW de Mri Andergea ever heard of anyqn beiiKaren Housmans ster has a baby, out ot the8 c Jfa danda Darrel l an d Ka n u o r car d playingHowevitimeshel Schange d i n th e las t dancin g is jth e school s an dscienc eJanet Dea n Scot t sa w som e squirre l an dSunday Tair d Jra4e ,W e ar e studyin g star bim d las t wee k mad e th e ft ujjc twit h silve r star s o n blu e ar t paper, ,Timm y Sprout s aun t wh o ha s bee ni n Europ e visite d hi m ove rend , Jimmi e Baugh n an dfel l throug h th e ic e an d go tSunday , Bill y Pucket t viaite d m s aun t an d grandmother , Kare n Kais er s da d ha s a new car Kenn y Fis hI e r go t som e India n thng s fro m Me xBlac k ha s ne w toys , Joh n It Brisker 7 M YFii , fe , II Hsrtlaa f W e M Whtena w ootmtret ,fie Dextatthere atat it is pemkeable inf Stoctoddge tfcere V Wngeton ThfJak iaouth IemiW i tow Jalu If Boystfile sera t4 Jffw Jaw reads ifrjh Maneaatter there t om aaothe, uai te fourht postFifth Grade, Mrs MillerWe received an onswer to our lett, Weieome to Queen Elizabeth flBeman our secretary wroteWe are thrilled Virginia the most words out of ig day, We drilled on doubdivision and most of ue are gettingpur Michigan unit is gong goiod ItLi, a study of Michigan mamm, aryit, aughtJHeeyme scnoois and thesnuai JHeais the most important social fuaef iion of high schools and eouSfese e e e A mass murder was dieofafedWisconsin last week in whichaged eecentric admitted theders of 2 women androoblngto get skulls of others He nothing by his crfyesHe usedihe skins of somef JJeia4tter furniture ana TrtaKs beltslived on a 143 acre farm but xi none of it, livinj exacts money 1steoeived for lettingIhaJjlpdlJeThere have been many massers in history The most mmmmmmvas Londons Jack, the Ripper, wae who killed many red light woiMB bacause it was said he had aas tracted a malady from one of thenHe signed his crimes, Jack, the ftjpfer He was never caught Ia CkHpands hobo jungle some years taup fiachart dookcoverszmvai,wej LWyunm HAMinM v eles1 ejeifcius jMtM m ifcafrigiljljWeeks raady fteihed We 4e Harolds tf imever cojvicled Hmass murderer was Belle Ot Indiana She conductedherts club and gotiy from othertheir savingsIagain AW j, t VWK coversmade cards for Mrs, Milier on heriding anniversary, We wrote comsitionp on What Thanksgivingan We like Pat palmer aa ourture Teacher We had a drill inn aritmettc Friday when she was here had a drill in arithmetic,Mae Middieton of Detroit Isiting her sister Mrs Edith Can t Clair Miller family were iayt Saturday ,,e Jack Sharps of Lansing ad meesm raaaral BMst Mae Mett sent Sunday with untajr i Vm tatalLee Ureys jealous of her Bneafher up with her hothe officers locatevictims buried on2LIVINGSTON LODQI Dee tJOHN were never eeemhired nma MV mKr fAUCTION EDWARD 60TTSCHALKAuctioneerPHONE HOWELL 1010 sold my farm and moving to Arizona, I will sell at Public Auction onthe premises LOCATED SEVEN 7 Miles SOUTH of HOWELL on the HOWELLPINCKNEY ROAD, TWO 2 Miles WEST to 30J0 SCHAFERROAD, at the Corner of Bentley Lake Road on SATURDAY, NOV 30 Commencing at 100 Oclock Sharp the FollowingA MACHINERYFordFerguson Tractor, good conditionFord 2Row Cultivator Ford 2x14 Radex PlowFord Single Bottom 18In PlowFord 6Ft Mower FordPL nbleDiscJfrn Per Uow Corn PlanterNew Id a nurp SpreaderNew Tdea iBnr SideDelivery Rakt3Sec SirinTonth HarrowRuliberirc Won and Rack Steel heeled Wasron2Whee Stock TrailerRubbertirorl WheelbarrowNew Steel WipTankGas Tank and Stand 24Ft Extension LnriderQuantitv Shop and Hand ToolsCream Separator Butter Churn6 COMPLETE ROOMSFURNITUREElectromaster Electric SfoveJ3Ft Intl Harvester Refrigerator Hot Point Washer Kilohen Cabinet Kitchen Table and ChairsDrop Leaf Table 3 Library TablesElee Kitchen Clof K High ChairDininrr Room Table and Chairs Tnf Ui and China CabinetTelephone Stand Flower StandsVictor Phonojrranh and Stand Davenport and Chair RadioPlatform Rocker Rockr ChairsflWay Floor Lamp 2 Dresseis17Tn SnatTj TV rf conditionSmall buffet Clothstfars12x12 Ru and Pad 2 Double BedsDouble ed, compete with Chest and DresserElpctroluT Vacuum Cleaner with At tachmentsDishes Pans, and many articles to numerous to mentionCT OVER SEFD2 Bushels JUNK CLOVER SESnow Fence i TERMS OF SAT FAll wmw of 5 and under, cirh over that amountcredit of 612 months vil be given on bankable notes at K interestNOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS iJOHN BOYEFLOYD KZHRL, Cork National Bank of Detroit, Plvmouth Ofic M ItVjChristmas Shopping Time V ROSAL SHOP Th riy W r r J is gattino, the pic It f tha ntw hslidaymarchandisa trrlvng ally t tka Rosl Shop Wwauid lika ta sugqast that you da your Christmshopping aarly whi stocks ara complata in allstylas, 2t s ana 1 pric e rangas D RE S S E STeen a Paig e 1098 t o 199 8Babbi t Brook s 898 t o 179 8Georgin a 1098 t o 179 8OTHE R ITEM SMa c Shor t Blouse s 298 u pBobbi f Brook s Sweater s Skirt s 59 8 t o 129 8Us e Ou r LayAwa y Pla n fo r Christma s Purchase s Th e R o s a I Sho p , MICHIGA N PHONE UPtaw n 1341 1OPE N WEE K DAYSI I am t o 4 pm I am t o 9 pm Saturday 9 am a pm IAvoid th e Las t Minut eV ashB e Sur e You rChristma s Card s an dGift s Arriv e o n Time Wednesday, Novesnbe r 27 , 196 7attai n ferttGlnn Hincbey, Deonwed, Urn MIB o MU CowMU th 21st day of November AIX4957 FtntJpowM BiraM Riti, Frank Hinchey hawing filed in f taid Court his second annual account a administrator of said estate, a,dbis petition pray in for the allowanee thereof It is OrderedThat the 17th day of December A D 1957 at ten oclock is the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed forfor heerin laid petitionft OidtMd, Ita a tWredB9 fm bf a puWtetiiw oi a eepyto aatf dar of amaiac, imHa Phaatetf OUp aaai feat tfcto be senred upoa eaea kaew party ll iateNti si bis kt kawwn aa4rBBaaail, MtUlW ittMaf t deat WasC foajrteeai ClaV aayftto ttta fcaaufcaf, er bf paraen at kMl e W prtw toi4 Jvaige af Irebat A true copy UakbM toolKegiiter of ProbateO B S CALENDAR MOV1MBBR Xov Si Seaoel ef InstrneaioB Sp at All offieens wear telered orf white ienaala Nor It Iaitiatiea If aTATB OFTU Pfebate Cert fw the CwMyla the Mttter ef ie BsUtf o Maude GalbraiA, DeceasedAt a seaeien of said eomrt W atim Howell ia taid county on Novera er f, 1957 Pneent Hon Hiram J Smith, of PrebSte Notice i hereby given that the peiitidn of Charles Galbraith, pray that the instruemene filed in taidCourt be admitted to probate as theLast Will aad Testament ef saiddMeaiee aad adaiiaistratieB W taidMUM ee ffraated Willis L Lyom er to etker suitable iwtson and that the heirs of said de itaied be determined, will b heanat the Prebate Court en Deceer1M7 t tan AM It is Ordered, That notice thereofbe fhren by publication of a copy hereof lor three weeks consecutively prev ioue to said day of hearing inPinekney Dispateh and that the fi4uelary cauae a copy of this notice 44be senred upon each known party in intoreat at his Uast known addrenaby regiatered or certified maii,roturnyeeeipt demanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing orby personal service at least five Sdays prior to sueh hearing Hiraan R 8aiit Judge of ProbateA true copyHelen M Gould Cleric ef PtebateAlfred Pfaus Nov 28 sons Born to the Mike Harnacks jr andbKVEBLYS fate ef 41Teen AmBuel Cadwett m beeaW iron MACior Thankh4i ai Vaughn anFgatJeman friendihe Detroit CoDege of Meikiaw ICasber Culfeane wW traveis fora linotype firm in Colorado is homefor Thanksgiving The marriage ceremony of RueConiway nd Carrie DeWofe was at the home of the brides paretfts,Mr and rs iram DeWotfe in Hamburgand was performed by Rev, H A Stonex of Brighton Laura Carrbridesmaid and James BeWolfe, best nKvnSuan Reynolds played the wdaTins march James Burchell suffered a strokelast week His daughterjda, ia hornfrm Toledo to help care for him James Smith left Monday for Vir qnia to spend the winter with DickBakerThe jury in the second trial ofMarshal Supp of Chilson again disaagreed The suit is over milk inepect ionHewlett Bros, of Gregory are putting a steam heating plant in the Pinckney postofficeMable Sigler entertained theChance Club Monday night The W E Murphy family spentThanksgiving at the James Roche homeRobert Culhane hat returned toPittsburg, Pa, after visting his parents The new PutnamHamburg Farmera Olub officers are r Pres, Fred Grieve 1st Vice, John VanFleet2n4 Vice, Georjge VanHorh Sec, Fern HendeeAst,Fannie SwarthoutCor Sec Sadie Swarthout Treas,Steve VaBHontWill Nash went to Chiaago lasteek and brooigijt hia family backwho were visiting thejfe V Winifred Petrs spent Thanksgiving at Pettysvi lie She teaches atLowell The Chilson depot caught fire lastweek but the fire was extinguihedBorn t Charles Doody and wife Monksof Lyndon Nov, 20, 7WIAWHOWEtlMailarbara ftunryck tmi Barry iaHfta TCMTPY OUNaTa son i Foster of this districtan investigatiQw of Michigan over fund diversion,party, held fctiay nigt aimounced the engMTSALESMAN WANTED TO SEiXBUKKS BEAUTY SHOF4170 PATTERSON LAEB1OAD, HikAND LAMOpening Dec 2itehle MmstUraifM eeMsiseiesi BasieLIVINGSTON MOTOR SALES aohooll sent out invit for parents party Nov 24 put on a program Elizaisteacher4fratha, died at the Monroe1 convent Friday where she had had been 6 yearsShe was the daugb f Patrick Walsh of Silver LakeThe Detroit Creamery station atHowell, managed by Loren Bassettvill close Dec 1The farm house oh the, OeorgeBredo farm north of town, burned Monday It was occupied by theEarl Gallup familyTh Pinckney dependents have a basketballteam this yearThe firstgame is Dec 17 with Chel sea The tewi is Don Swarthout, RoyReason Wayne Carr, Paul Hickey,Har, Hall, Pete Gerycz, Russd Read,and Rollie ShehanThe freshmen nave elected thefollowing officers Pres, Evelyn Darrow Vice Pres, Amborse Kennedy Secretary,,Margaret Curletf, Treas,Ralph Clinton Married at St, Pauls Lutheranchurch at Romulus, Nov 26, FlorenceNeuman daughter of, Mr and MrsOtto Neuxnan pf Ypsilanti toDwightWegener of PinckneyLouiseeumain ister of the bride was bridesmaidand George Claris of Pinckney bestman A 3 coarse dinner was servedThe couple will live in DetroitBorn to W E Darrow and wifeNov 23 a daughter, Lucius Wilson has charge of the jticket sale at tile Chicago WorldsjSoper has moved on Mrs Friday Saturday, Urn , 10Cornel Wilde and Jeaa WalWe mTHE DEVILS HAIRPINRobert Ivers and Georgeawi JehaaecSHORT CUT TO HELLSnsday, Monday, Deeesaker 11Kafimee Siaday iv eesti Frank Sinatri aad MHxi GayaorTHE JOKER IS WILDToes, Wed, Tour Dec S 41 Cary Grant and Sophia Lores to ColecTHE PRIDE AND THB PASSION also CartoonSTLVANThnrs, Frt, Sat NOT 28, Jf, IfThanksgiTina Special for the FasoHjr SMILEYInRalph Richardson aad Chips Sun,, Mon, Tues Dec 1,2, f Colsssal Double Feature THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MANGlenn Lanftan and Cathy DowmUWithBarbara ShellyFriday, Saturday NOT 29, SO Double PeatasroTIME L1MMF WitJikichard Widmark, Richard BasehartalsoFURY AT SUNDOWNJohn Derek and Carolyn CraigSunday, Monday, December 1 2 UNTIL THEY SAILin CinemaSee t withSimons, Joan Fontaine, PaulNewman and Piper Laurieraturette News CartoonTues, Wed, Thur, Dec7S 4 S NO DOWN PAYMENTin CineaaSeWithJeffrey Boaters and Sheree NorthToay Randall and Cameron Mitchell NoTelty News Culor Cartooiit I Bottle GasCaOWG, WAIHt HUHNG AMB jKillej Charles Schafer andTeeple are, Sack frqm the northvith deer Laon Rancour of Howell and RonHlbbard of Byron were on the West i StaUiootball teamEdward Allen ia ill at his homeat Chubbs Cornvs Archie Gortonis staying with himm P GAS SERVICEHQKHEM1NG Afddlaay H 1 V mi I , V i Matter at FtoateJfleeAt of Marc t 19H November 37, 1957Store Wagoners GroceryOCERJB mmCANNED GOODS 5HOEJtMQEftftENlE0t i sum tT eT IvNAGE BKijkrt MARieMACKlNAtCITY FUTURfINTERSTATE HIGHWAYn 21 members of the local Congl ehurch went to a service at St Anddrews Evaelical church, Dexter,onSvnday night A film was shown enthe amalgamation of the 2 churchThe Ival Shirelys of Deerfiled wereSunday guests of the Abert ShirleysTom Neff ana wife spent Sundaywith the Bob AckleysPeach Palmer and family of Flintspent Sunday with the Herb Palmers Howard Read and wife spent thefirst of the week at NewberryBob Darrow and wife of Livoniawere Sunday guests of Ray Bur and wie SundayAbel Hainea and wue rtumed toNorwalk Calif, with Jack Haines andwife Jack will move to Alabama where he will attend college ,Edwin Sprout and wiie spent theveek end in Chicago Mrs Bess Devereaux who was working in the social security office at Dearborn, has retired and taken un apartment in Brighton,The Ben Huyfords and Lyle Eulersvisited Mrs Dorothy Carr Roberts at Sidney last week The Huxfords jwent back lo Florida, the Eulers re mained,Mrs Edna Shears and Jack Sheldonwere in Lansing SaturdayThe Erston Clarks of Unadilacalled on the Robert Pikes Sunday Week end guests of the Asher Wylie family were Mrs Florence RyerGrand Rapid 7,illiau Pitchford and wife, Duane Gruner and wife, Claude liomrs arid wife una llathy Pitchford c IoniaMr and Mrs John Boyer a, 1t the wedding of their granddai fdi t Yvonne Warner, daughter of thesi oyd Warners at Ypsilanti Satur di v nightMedames Madeline Shehrn and iQ West of Ann Arbor called un V iiinm iliCtan Sunday,The John Hoyera have sold their m on Schafer Rdto Charles Story Walled Lake and are going to ioenix, ArizonaThe wedding of Jack Jeffrey nJCorvette Thyje takes place Saturday nt 11 am ,t S Marys church Recftption is at St Marys halfMrs Gladys Lee Lakeland postnistress and vice president of this iirtrict has just returned from a 6weeks trip to California and theHawaiian Islande where she attendedpostmaster convention 83 postmasters wentShe visited Honolulu, theother islands and Pearl Harbor andcame back on the Lurline Her roomwas Helen Packard of South Haven The Chares Boyers and CliffordI oyers of Ann Arbor called on theJohn Boyers Sunday also the WesleyBill Clark and family bave movea Morriaons of helsV An Arbor Portage Leks J MrsEthel Sprout entertained Sun Mrs Robert Amburgoy and child day evening MMrs Louise Stackable,1 ren and father, Robert McArtor Mrs Jennie Kellenberger, Royal Kell were in Canada one day last week Unberger, Mr and Mrs George Crane Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge spent last Mrs Margaret Clark and daughterweek in Ann Arbor I Bnd the in Sprout family in hon or of her guest Irene Heringa of Kal Dfck Kennedy andd Jim MeCleer Amaoo who showed slides of her reattended iht Notre DameVIowa ont European tripfootball game at South Bend Satur in circuit court Monday Calvin Fos oay ter was given 2 to IB years in Jack M66 PINCKNET ROADQuiMerchandise LOW PRICESBecraadirut ToTakcOtfHtWELL 70SJ2Coal and Fuel Oil Soon Be NesdedWe Bave VUSUNOCO FUEL OILihe Best of CoalWfc CAN STILL 7AKB CABE VOU AT SUMMHl PElCBiSONSb, HOLYttAtS119, Coal, Fuel OilDEXTER MICHIGANELLERS FkOWERS IT A Wirri FtI 8 ft Howell MfchjgaiHONE5 , ed 1S6SSiais BankHowell incnGum MnetyTwo Ycrrs ofBankingS3 Arbor SaturdayTkj Andrew NtebltU vitited MrsMirioft Ptareon in KowtU Thursdayand Mm Ullian Wylle in DoctorWUliam Geddea and wife of Chel oalltd on Hie Tom Ware andI J Henryi SundayThe Tom Ware called at the KeehnFvtterel Hom Brighton Sundaywhere the body of Helen Stuhrburg and George Bowman who pied guiltyto the sameybharge were given 60days in jail and years probationThe last 2 still face a horse theftcharge Bowman and Lewis had no previous police record MuMSSthefl t The DeMolay held a bowling tour jnament at Howell last week Winston irt , from thig John Paul Wart and wife took hertturin, Helen Koch, to Lima, Jhiolast weak She just cams from Gerem TW CesV ui IM t tensf lasHp Idiwin UeweiM fee M s T Leonard Lee and wifs attendedfnneral of hit neke, Mrs JohnPoUie, in rand Rapids Saturday SShewee thrown from a tractor, brokeher aakle and infection set inThe Harold Port attended aWhite Shrine meeting at Birch Run Saturday lira Margaret Oldarman of DeUh ealfcd on Mm Jetmie Hookerlast wwkMrs Jam Nash end daughter 6fteter spent Moaday at the Mark Kasa home Ta W Qmrufrm entertainedsUy Bums and wife Jade SHder and wire fd Mrs Threeta Coyleet disMf ftitriey The ftttteeU Noffers of LansingMd the Nem CatrelU of Detroit vieiM the Ueyd RewJewtm Mrs Olin Robinson attende dinner Thursday given by the Michigan Telephone Co at the ClubLa Cliche, DetroitMrs Thressa Coyle is visiting theCUtfemce ltapSees iTear Chelae The Junior Robinson family of ttfanti were Sunday guests of theOlin RobinsonsMrs lola Corneius and CarldeanDropo of Detroit were Sunday guestsof the Lester McAfees Barbara McAfee attended thewedding of Yvonne Warner and Ken neth Heck at First Presbyterianpsilanti Saturday Reception was atPythian HH The couple will live inVanHorn apartment at Pettysvllle Mrs Denfse LaRoea as in Ann Artor Wedneedt Mr and Mr, Ed Rounsfer andter, Marian, hare , returned froma trip lto the west cost They visited the Clyde BenneJU Vt Folsom, Calthe Charles Pobtes at EugeneOregonand Mrs Viia Quchetineaua at EniUw Wai, the latter WM c cvrn more fun ploying Saota rfby ovirig ohead for you hciay xpcri i a club poyment plan lo fli yeur CcdgvtOver 30 are now reeeiviag their Cartstau Glue CheetaiMake ysu MJU ChrUtssae menr s saving ia advanee for aeat rease gifts v If ay use wariitmas Clabs to aave U vaeations, hunting trips, aeheelezpsnes, taxea and staay ether worth while purposes Tsxr is a Ohrfstftias Cluh pmea te fit yew baafet Weekly Pafemt Mswl CheekMIM eM0Uta00 vdeposits up to 10,L0aJU insurv by oarIn the PtdcnU ipt liuidranct Corporitiom11 Km WaUr Umdmmti ud Open Winter aao oudKisss Read off Meakeiand, Mich Soft Wafer FaaJr Waah, Fsmiy Wash, Dry Cleaning, Cotton lug, 8haDrapes Lei us ReColor w Gel dPtooneACSm i , , J ,THE5 FBAJUtiSGiont 10 Ib Capacityhatretomin9 tub Suraitater 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 27, 1957 Description An account of the resource November 27, 1957 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 1957-11-27 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/e9eab68ce8b2e498e410e5e29dcbd07c.pdf 0550515668536ac8bf705e071853d122 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> (view in library only)</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 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">View Digital Copies</a></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. 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Gregory NwvArkansas but soft pedal the fact they The mly pay 112 an hour in Ark were School Board Meeting , Grade School News Curreatanss while they now payMichigan Since then it is announced 21that schoollast weekworth of damt the as Chelsea school last week high schoolfinal fame at South27 to 6V Sooth Lyoa them and scoredorder the firstscored 0a aTanner went one and ft Vonsdy good interferenceney did not break up Pinckneyi lone scoresecond quarter Whenthrew a 15 yard pass to LamanSouth Lyon got theirdown in the second half Pinckney, November 7, 157 i kidti a , MrsRegular meeting called to order by A te wew uuwn in Cuuck KantPres Hollingsworth yaid, Pat Harden has 2 baby Pres Eisenhower gave hisreassuring speech to theweek, this time fromPresentBaaaydo, HoUongaworth, i Uicks Lois Chambers cut her leg Again he blamed lack ofRussel McAfee,in the ledyHuh Conner AbacntNone etion by Russell, 2nd by McAfeeto accept minutes as read Carried Harold J Gregg, school auditor satwith the board to discuss the Tjnan cwsReport NfMotion by Basydlo 2nd by McAfee Alan Quesenbeny lus a cowJunice Dean and ICathy binder waa tu hatuthe Fayette Mfg Co of Ohio is mov ing to Morenci and and a 1,0000,000mnt company from Canada is tht Bd Cross blood bnk at Brigh numThis ton last week coming to MonroeThe Michigan Milk ProducersAssn have reversed their stand ofa year ago when they demanded a, Ths new Van hospital at Brighton4e expeetsa to be open Dec 1 63 percent of the goal of the a 22 ydLarryi lion 4 andglasjpt Manchster won the title with 6 wps and noiosses, r,Pinckney with 9 seniors ia their Sunday Ixia iieisei and his urolhrWnt hunting witn heir dad JerryTwitcheis uiul got a deer, StanleyBasydio s brother a pheasantJrryTwicheiis dad a deer Terry U us ui birthday was last week andmbuigeyi is this weekWeour Thanksgiving mural v 1 Pinckney with 0 seniors i hmilk marketing law They now j Brighton Comnmty fund has been iiIWUp txpeeted to go pacesTheyth inst ene Th legis raised Inez Hamhurgey has been appoint land Boyg anaed to the Brighton eity counoil toay they are against ene Thlature defeated the bill New facts have been discovered about drinking driven, Sec, of State j replace Ry Taylor, resignedHare say 2 bottles of beer or 2 cock Brighton high seoool endedtails make a driver a menace behind game losing stresit by beetfrtf Clark the wheel, He quotes experiments i ston last week st Evanston, 111, and Toronto, Ontar j South Lyon wSI io to prove his point, He favors ed t place the city naifueetion to show 3 cocktails are as last week The ttfi t to accept the auditors report as read,I ry I bttkvCarried u 1 Board granted the school officials foidhedpermission to earry on the Christmas J Fiiwpiogram as planned Lee Lavis and xtimily went to DeThe Sinclair Oil Company being lroil t0 hls grandmothers birthdaythe lowest bidder was given the dOftn i0W8ieya iauifcr has a newcontract to furnish ful oil for the ml jpiymouth Mike Sheldons fatherschool misd a deer Glenn Higlniiis ddA rsotation was adopted unanimous Wfcllt nuiltinrf Wlth Mr Uean wUoly extending a Vote of Thanks to the flOl a diiei Kttlpil rtutns father hiUwaded thoufh the easy tmHartj Parento Club for their cooperation a new tal LeniUc blcliein itdangerous as IS, eld and also hotistnHiLee Ward of H Vocational in building the sidewalk at the Elem j lViglost to Dexter, Manchester and j entary school South Lyon Also to 2 nqnleaguej Supt Reader was granted permiss teams Saline and Stockbridge Theyto develop a consistentime, their taclUing was their gains were onpasses with Edde Wakefield on the receiving and fumbles played a big byMUSCULAR DYSTROPHYThe Pinckney Kiwanis club willmarch for Muscular Dystrophy next par in all of their defeats The following are seniors jand played their last same fortt yearsftre engine,and LarryPrce of Brighton both played on thervntral Michigan College oball John Burg Peu Grycz Lonnie Huteam this year Price played softman Bcb Kelly L Kitchen DickTuesday night They will call at all ball with Pinckney last wrtMaer j iTOUS jjm McCleer Tom Rady and Uome in the village shortly after Glenn Chubb of Marion underwent Eddie Wakefield The otlW regularstheir 630 dinner meeting, t will help jfurgery at St Joe hospital, Ann 4r e DJCJJ Kennedy and Freii Eerryjthese volunteers if residents willpltase turn on their porchlightsOth William RecJeer, 78, of aoweii re f LaHKet ball practise staifcs thiser workers will call at rural homesduring the day time Please remembtr the date Tuesday November 2 it is M D Day throughout the na ion to expand the Library facilitiesup to 500 nd to apply for an advance of 10,000 of State Aid Motion by McAfee, supportedRussell to adjourn Carried,Tir L 922 oe Basydlo,Secretary of Boaid of Edncaton Carson Hollinfc wi i thPreiident of Board o iitiij a uacsorUebLiy Homerhas gome cutouts Our new pupil is turned Nacy iiyanNOTICED MEETING There will be meeting of theCitizens Committee at Haute Hallat S p m Thursday, Novembeh 311 Ay resident of the school diatritis welcome to attendCARD OF THANKSAid for for flowen cards and lettersreeeived while in th hospital Alsothe Kings Dauffhtei and Fellowship lor their cards and the ministerRevJWWinger for his cals prayers and nil my neighbors for their help and bor last week juniorsWilliam Recker, 78, of llowellre Lanxet ball practise staifcsceived a broken back in w auto ve wt he first Kame js Ds llat US16 and E ler Roadweek,The Howell Rotary Clu o pertain roth WEDDINGed the members of the htfii school f Gifts and good wihea were uanihoua ofS ndayfootball team last weakI h Howeli Community Chest JoBorn to Irving RicharJuon andwif of Howell last week a son, Bruce Irving He has 4 istirs and2 brothers vDcnaUl Hile of Gregory strucknd killed a deeron Mason Rd ltFlorence Swarthout and LawrenceITmstead have been drawn to servecnpf fw th DecemberoimM Q0Tyjuprayers John H Cook waghoWifwekMargaret and Joan Jeffreys andary Ann JeffreysShe Wilt be msrriU to Jack Jeffreys Nov 24 X ANNUNCCEMENTMr and Mrs Douglas Smith ofKuekney announce the engagementof their daughter, Peggy to Kenneth McConnell, son of ths Geotgs Menaals of HsmburgBorn to ths Merlyn Ostrumi NOTIt a soa A ths examination THE PORTABLEIThe first monthly meeting of thePnrtabls, a newly formed 4keraryclub under sponsorship of the Welaon Chamberlain was held at the home of Barbara McAfee Nov ttTh purpose of this club is totudy and discuss, authors and their vorks This months selection wasMark Twaoxk ftThere are 15 members We chosethe name Portables beeause we ttudy a portable edition Americanauthors best selections and hold ousmeeings at different members homes The officers arePresidentVice Pres in abundance atMi and Mrs William rJulanniversary of this jesteemed MRS MILDRED BROG ANMrs Mildred Brogan, 69, ded ather home in Ionia Thursday She was the daughter of Elda and Mart1 areMcCleer Kuhn of Gregory In 192she married William Brogan, former Iv of Pinckney Her married lifewas spent in IoniaSurviving are her hiPatrick and 3 da ugh a JiFirst tirade, Mrs 1We are glad bo many parent camei iiie open House We haitied uur Incuun scrjjoouAi, iVlury iLuiuniyrstayed with her yrandiiiutiier Wiumade hei a black woolen octopus Dftrlene xvi Lapps moiner wentVJ LJtroit Sunday to see iier uiatert i tpped at the nurse training SviiooJ David Michaels grandpar f visited her Sunday They took1 two bisters home with them,wuy uaig lather and brother,John deer hunting They saw 28but no bucks Garys cousin visit Makin had a birthSunday SuannWaring1 visited her grandmotherkundru Bell has a new deer deerskinjacket Jean Ann Smiths brother hurt his finger in a door She sawtcouple, Hosts on this occasion weretheir childrenlviri,Beidella Huxford, Ft Walton, Florida, Lyle Kuler utTairhope, Alabama and Mrs NellieWylie f Pinckney,75 gueatu signd the register whichwas in charge of Kay Wylie BeeideetUe families from the south, friends cram from PlymouthJLansing and Dtroit to join the neghbor group j The gift table was centered by alovely arrangement 50 yellow roses Janet Witty, all of IoniaAlso 5 HH jtors, Mrn Maude Youmg, Mrs Mori ei McKuhn of Gregory, MIHNOJJ nCLVV of Pinckney, Mra Margaret Baker of Gran Rapids and Mrs Cien Clinton of East Detroit Thewas londsy at St Peter andChurch Ionia, Burial was there Chanyis birthday patySecond Grade Mrs AndeaonLinda Hutchings Marjorie Quentilbury and Carlene McCarty havnew shoesTerry Reason saw 2 deorBRUCE VANBLAR1CIMBruse YanBricum died lastgolden wedding ring Large bowls of yellow mums also added to the decoration note Both Mr and Mrs Euler grew upin the Brighton area and the wedd I ing of 60 years ago toit place in thehome of the brides parents, Mr and Mrs James Hamilton of PleasantValley Vs SCOU lll in the Jake, ill,er ahoL a fox and lie brought iu,ttil to soJioui Darrei iiaustnun had airtlday Sundayt Grade,Blades dadV a nB I a ieuiri3MarylJuuline Johnson a literpulmotor was taken to his home at vanniaieums grandfather noon Later he was taken to St Jooedl KMlii Cole went to Detroit hospital in the ambulance where Vie unday Susan Baughn visited Linda died about 930 Whitlfcy Saturday Koddy WiilmayerHe was the son of Bert and Anna , has a bow und ttowflJenny Keynuula will entertain Linda Zezulka Wehave a now jiupilDeijorah iky an fromDetroitMarkey VanBlaricum and was bomon the VanBlaricum farm on PatterJames Hollingsworii Nancy NashBarbara,,, Jill KitchenEditors Barbara McAfee NatalieWitxlce nad Snaron Borwnky Thenext meetiBg is Dec Iff a the homocf Jill KitchenFUTURB TEACHERS ASSNPttblie it iovited of AJbner Watkins attt Cove occupied by Uron it firt early this morningput out the fireTke wiad bltw out out of the WIROWI in te penorai Store Tuesday, ehen,Len KitSheMa West, JillKitchen, Mary Morris Kinchke and KathiereportedanBilBAKFASTThs lepcWkaiT Womens Breaklast NOT 6 at ths hoas of IbmlCas interesting and worthwhile WBKKS 9 OK IA t Hartow nt u Frida y 8 og t o 1 1 t o 1 a m 2 t o 6 , Sunda y eveirfn f t e lUo rpartie s o r dance s o nh i Tuse,WetL , an d Than , pltof f Hit Har tponsore d p y th e th e Living Greenwoo d 9791 1 o r Greenwoo dComrtg r Womon a Republica n Cb bdre w 6 1 peopl e Doo r prise s wor t wo n jI T Mf e Bisabet h Lanning , Portag e Lak e ud Un Willia m Brash I wis h 01 4 sheen , teSeH tama k Mrs Ros s Read , Mn Kir k Mlf SIIM , Mis s Blanc h Marti n an d Mrs , fedee n wh o donate d sausage ,kttte r etffot o an d Jam Ma o Deilo r iHirti , Wm Bp a w LOCAL DEH l HlXTE SLoca l dee r hunter s see m t o hav eenjoye d bette r lucl f tha n ths e wh oweM t northBobbi e Kell y go t on e th efirs t hou r o f th e seaso n a t th e sk ijump , Geo , Devine , Jimm y Smither aChri s Campbel l an d Pete r Crocket tgo t dee r nea r there , Gerr y Swarthou tgo t a dee r i n Waterloo Wi n Baugh nha d 2 shoot s aon e bu t missed ,Las t Wednesda y whe n vJi m Meyer swa s o n hirra nort h h e cam e acros sShirle y ftadden w ha d hi t A doe ro n th e Howel l Biwit h he r car andbrok e it s lags , H b sho t i t wit h bi sdea r r4fje an d calle d th e conserva tio n dep t R e wa s hel d u p severa lhour s a s yo u ar e no t suppose d t ous e a rifl e i n thi s count yFro m th e nort h Georg e an d Ma rshal l Meabon , TClaud e Swarthout ,Loui s an d Ronal d Welma n al l go terton Lak e Road , Fo r man y year sh e worke d a s a painte r an d decor ator , He marrie d Kathry n Wallace Sh e survives Ther e ar e 5 son s Bennie o f Cleveland , Lloyd , Norman ,Willia m an d Rober t o f i inckne y an dI daughters , Mr s Ann a Hoove r o fChelsea , Mrs , Bett y Crocket t an dMrs , Noree n Porte r o f Gregory ,A brothr , Bert , o f Winte r Haven ,lorid a an d 7 sisters , Minni e Moore ,Glady s Brow n an d Berth a Petti s o fFenton , Muit a Keis s o f Flin t Gertrud eDrow n o f Lansing , Rut h Olg y o f Liv ingston , Californi a an d Bemic e Ho wo f Brighton ,Th e funera l wa s a t St , Mary sehurc h Saturda y morning,Rev , Alber tSchmit t officiating , Buria l wa s i nMary s Cemetery Fourth Grade , Mrs 2 0 o f ou r parent s cwu to ou rSt u hous e America n Educatio n wee kWe mad e poster s t o sho w th e thing sw e ar e thankfu l for , A com mad eu golde n hor n o f plent y an d fille d i tJ o gv2rflovin g wit h fruit s an d vei fenables Mr s Harro w taug h us 3day s las t week Mrs Campbel l ha dth e flu Loi s Shire y i s bac k i nSchool Fift h Grade , Mn Mille rTh e spellin g be e winne r wer e Larr yBowle s an d Alin e Sockow Ou rope n hous e wa s a success W e than kth e parent s fo r comin g t o te e ou rroom n an d work W e wo n 2n d priz efo r mos t parent s joining Thos e wit h 10 0 i n spellin g wer e Stanle y Kourt ,Rober t Seefeld , Terr y Nixon,Shirle yDYNAMTE S WIEE S HO E nitoan , Pau l GrayPatrici a Wil t Clarenc e MeGowan , 53 , i s hel d b y snireStanle y Kourt s uncl e Bill , go tPontia c polic e fo r dynamitin g th e a 10 poin t dee r nea r Brighto n tha teducation fo r los s o f firs th e defens e wa r t o Rossis , fj t o regai n th e lea d i s goin g t tlii s country more mone y an dnonessential s man y o f whic h ajr fregarde d a s essentia l Defens e h o tai dmus t com e befor e a balance d budget On e significan t gestur e wa s th eointmen t o f Adal i Stsvenson ,ocra t candidat e fo r presiden t iaa ie m t o th e defens e commissio n an dh e wil l accompan y th e presiden t att iSecretar y Dulle s t o th e NAT O eon ferenc e m Pari s i n DecemberThi anov e i s t o wi n Democra t suppor t fa th e president s jdefens e proqra a t Pwliic h the TafiIsolationis t win g o fi s part y i s opposed I t i s als o ana cunee d the,draf t wil l b e increaao d M startin g Januar y 1 Russi a aa iarsnounce i sh e wil l soo n launc h be t d satellite , ther e i s n o wor d a st o wi n thi s countr y wil l launc h Os Som e o f ou r senator s an d genefti eu c struttin g aroun d an d crowitt flik e bant y rooster s an d belitttlfclf fth e satelliteThe y sa y i t ha s n o wa rar e value Tha t ou r bombin g plane can uea t Russi a i n shor t order , We Ywondar I n Worl d Wa r I I w e bmAe d German y dail y fo r s yea r o r mor ebu t di d no t wi n th e wa r unti l th vmy lande d i n France W e ha dmor e plane s the n tha n no w s tha ibranc h o f th e servic e ha s bea n lMMT il y cu t b y congreaa t I t i s propose d t o abolis h th e Jmtic e o f peac e syste m an d se t op distric t judg e system A bil l wil l a introduce d til th a legislator o t o tta ffeet Ther e ar e 280 0 justice s i n th estat e now Thei r dutie s woul d b eturne d ove r t o 30 0 o r 40 0 dittrk tjudges Th e justice s ar e a reli e o f th ehors e an d bugg y day s whet tvu s slo w an d distance lon townshi p electe d 4 bu t neve ron e wa s active H e performe diage , trie d lawsuit s an d kep tperee Th e the r o t electe d s o the ycoul d serv e o n th e townshi p boar dfo r whic h the y wer e paid j A 000f t iJoi i tuo k tha t righ t awa y tros mhti n a Co w year s ag o ani l th e offic ei s no t muc h sough t now Stil l th eJustice s perionned d a usefu l IS I ris et o Ui e community Del l Carr , Georg eTeeple , W H Crofoot , Joh n Ducwe ,Alber t Fros t an d N O Pry e wer ejustice her e fo r year s The y settle dman y dispute s withou t goin g int oW e hav e attende d trial s eo nb y the m whe n th e tow n hal luucked W e suppos e the y ar eitmode d bu t w e wil l alway s hav e auemor y o f them ath e Detroi t ha d a hassl e ove r tas khi h schoo l foootlja l championshi pwhic h go t i a th e courts Denb yuom e o f hi s estrange d wife , MaeH edee r an d Ss k Qentfl e wh o wen t t o thre w 7 stick s o f dynamit e unde r he rRos s Cit y wit h Eddi e Hartma n an d bedroom Bet h ha d chidre n b y prev Luthe r HofS A wh o wen t Houfhto n i6 m marriages Th e 8 McGowa n flbyslive d a t th e hom e o f M a Thress aCoyl e her e fo r a numbe r O f yean Lake wit Mis y VaniSckl e an dJeh u Hifi v fo t one ,0therifcs3vj t nort h wer e Curti sBrow n sa d see , Charle s t o Senqy,u ppe r psfttasaJt T b Darrow , Jerr yHeath , Ne t Coo k an d Bo b Vedds r t oliucsrns , Jef f Davi s an d Jac k Le et Johannssrto g an d Joh n Bur gsr sa d j r an d Bo b an d Lso n Mss, bo n t o t o LorsU POOTBAL SCORE SThe seaso n i s abou t over Manche sto r 26 , ClintonC Bloomfiel d Hill s13 , Brighto n 7 Stoekbridg e 26 , Lea U s 0 Pla t Roc k St , Salin e 0 S tThomas , Dstro H 12 , S t Itenss , An nArbo r 7LADfltlAUXILIAR YiYl M La0p t AwdBar y o fth sfCons1 , hat t hom e mad s mincemea t Bst n t o Mr and Mrs JoU i Sprou tDortta y 1arker Nov 1 2Iwopita l A m Arbo r aquart an d t4 a pin t to erdec pjaas o a ti ToesdafOwenweighed 25 5 lbs Ou r puppet s ar efinished and w e ar e writin g a pla y o nthem Newspape r clipping s kee p n sinforme d o f th e new s Ou r bulleti nboar d read s Today s New s Build s ane w Tomorrow W e mad e a birthda ycak e fo r Dayl e McMichaels Eddi eWilliam s ha d a birthda y Wednesday Patrici a Wiltshire , Jane t Sanders ,Pau l Gra y an d Shirle y Hilema n mad echart s fo r ou r roam Berr y Nixo n di dno t wi n th e thing s mentione d las tweek I t wa s bi t father Sixt h Grade , Mrs Beato nFran k Schaffer s aun t ha d a bab yho y 9undayRkhar d Blade s siste r hi ta do e a t Bisho p Lake Rollen e Singe r trftNGSTO Nwen t o n a hik e Sunda y an d sa w arabbit Our roo m wo n firs t prig e i n it bu t i t wa s foun d onejo f thef t pla yfr s forge d a doctor s nam e t o ni lphysica l examinatio n pape r an d th ejrtime s h e playe d wer e forfeited Thl lef t Coole y an d Redifor d tie d Th leagu e boar d sai d ther e wa s n o tfca lo r a playof f an d gav e th e titl e t oLe d for d wh o ha d score d th e mat tpoints The y playe d Southeaster n th et e othe r divisio n champio n an d testDurin g thi s tim e th e player swen t int o cour t t o ge t th e Uactio n reverse d bu t lost Officia l figuer s sho w tha t195 5 t o 195 7 govermen tu farmer increase dstil l the y ar e no t gettin g an y what i n releMneth e cro p surplu s a t pr eduotio n coiMaatl y MriMai valu e o f far m product s hav e100,000,00 0 bu t expense su p highe r tha n that Th e p soi l ban k pla n U evidentl y tootpensiv e tha n th e pric e suppor tTh e Federa l Trad CkHoita d fo r unethica l practssss,il s,ma t state iuspuottn wvicmbl e far mcase s tor n tha wreassembl e them enc e wit h them nac e dow n auf ti t W e go t apu t i t togethe r an d w o vasj tyea n longer Al l i t nth e Parent s Clu b ope n house , W s Supper NOT 26 9 0Dec S BsHts a o fha d 1 1PasJ W TfcZi jaBtfMHMfesa tagMsarra rfi tTTWaMraBgTTawrrTrTTYsrtii M i TffTI 3 LP WPiPMPy iWIMN JBV vK r isHOME HOT WATER WITH EDISONS NEWELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICEOnly electric water heaters give you all these important advantws Plenty of hot water24 hours a daySafeflamtliMInstall anywhsrsno flams, no flusLonglastingmts Edisons rigid strClsanno amoks, no sootOutsr shsllcool to ths touch all ovsr WLmy financingup to 3 ysars to payEfficlsntnp hat wasted up flus inc It i AH this adds up to the best water heating service ever provided in Southeastern MichiganAsk your plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT EDISON I AotatotttTMrs AfCWill Dunning aad wife spent Sun, ait Charles Beurmann and fn iiy at the county farmFfre destroyed the noose on theOtto Poole farm on the Howell Rrt Saturday The 2 day okibaby of Mr and Mrs Karper Carpenter died SaturdayMarried Nov 25 at the borne of thebride Ruel Coniway of Pinckney to Carrie DeWolfe of HamburgI Arthur Swarthout left Monday forCorvallis, Oregon, to take a course ,in auditing His uncle, Bert Cordely,is an instructor thereWill Dunning baa an auction adverUsed for Nov 27 Albert Wilson had sbeep killednd 20 injured by dogs last wekI J Abbott has an auction advertised for Dec IBorn to William Tiplady and wifeNov 11 an 8 lb son Jatmes Felix,who died Nov 19 Mrs A B Lincoln, 57, dsughter ofthe Janes Foheys, died in JacksonNov The Chilson postoffice was robbsdWednesday night of 26 in cesh andaS4 in stahpsThReuben Kisbys whe have beesstationed at Lowell where he is telgraph operator have been transferred to CarletonFitch Montague of Gregory harvesed 2700 bushel of corn from 20 jures of landThe Juniors cleared 13 on theirvty social at the R G Webb homeWin Hath has rented the F L, Merrill farm in MarionMrs Ann Brady is spending thwinter with her daughter,Louis Bouehet im Ma aeaool was unableto secure a Taonagitinf gao I their season baa ended St Tnomasworld play but wanted tbe game in AnnArb, Mfcftfean Center vstepred they won the JaeknCounty championship outside of the City of Jackson Then Panne ptotested Michigan Center They saidLarry Goldman their star player wasinelgiWe He quit school last Jan SIand did not take the first semester examinations He reentered theschool in September The Jacksoncounty league mettdeclared Goldman inelgible and forfeited all ef to games as played ia, Pinckney had a big ear winningail eight games They only had 13points scored against them MurrayKennedy scored 111 poins, Stanley Dinkel 66, Bob Read 18, Bob Smith15, Lyman Battle 12 They beat StThomas twice Hartland twice Stocg en Brighton andlie team was Battlernd John Wylie ends, John Amorosoand Bill Drown, tackles, Lucius Wil won and Fritz Gardner, guards Cliff jMiller, center,Murray Kennedy QBBob Read and Bob Smith, halfsStanley Dinkel, fujl The team willbe given a dinner at the Congxhureh THBA7HOWBU i Jet Wayae aad Jem LatemMET PILOTabo Cartoonrridsy, Satvrday, Nov tt, U Glean Fort and Yam Heflia in ,vateAIM FreedMISTBR ROCK ANDCARD OF I1IANKThank you friends for all the cardflowers and gifts sent me duiiog my stay in the hospital Altu MeyeratO E S CALENDAR NOVEMBER Nov 17, 230 p m Pratie Maaoni Hall All officers but p Nov iU Sekoel of lntruetiou gP m All offir wear ceUred orI white formal,Nov 28 laitiation 8 m is chairmanAndrew McKenzie who was defeated by Frank Knight for supt of the poor by 22 votes has asked a recount The followng hunters are back ith deer Norman Miller, Don Swartliout and Clare Claude Swarthout, Rex Harris and Harlow Haiaee The Kings Daughters will presentthe play here Among the Breakers Uec2 It is an old favorite CharlesCiimes put it on in the nineties andPercy Swarhout at the home comtnghere in 1911 Steve Niga,shoe repair man fell onthe ice Monday and broke his ankleMr and Mrs Henry Harris celebruted 50th wedding anniversaryTuesday They entertained PatrickLavey and his daugher, Mrs MaeWhite at dinner Mr and Mrs Harr and Mr Lavey and Susan Harris, sister of Mr Harris wers marriedat Chelsea on tha ame dayIts Christmas Shopping TimeAt The R O S A L SHOP Th early bird is qeHing the pick n ih9 new ho daymtrcHandisi trrwirq daliy a ne Rosal S p Wiwould lilt to suqqesf that you do y ur Christmasshopping a riy , n stocls ae compi in stylr,, sizes nd pric ijjrgesDRESSES Teena Paige 1098Bobbie Brooks 398Georgina 1098OTHER ITEMS Mac Shore Blouses Bobbie Brooks Sweaters Skirts 598 toto0 199817981798298 upo 1298Use Our LayAway Plan for Christmas PurchasesRosal ShThePINCKNEY, MICHIGAN opPHONE UPtown 8341OPEN WEEK DAYS11 am to 6 pm Friday II am to 9 pm Saturday9 am to 6 pm Jvmjmmm TurkeysFresh KilledBuy direct from the GrowerYou Can Buy TUm Alir witk a Smell Gatry fr Sunday, Monday, Nov 24, 25Katiaee Sunday VM a si seai Joanne Woodward and David WayneTHREE PACES OP EVE CiTuet Wd, Thiur Nov 26, 27, U Mat Thankifivinr 210 p , Coat,Doabte FsatarJoan Collins and Richard BortsniSEA WIFEi CinsaSops sad Cslsr Barbara Staawyck and Brry 1 aUWan inFORTY GUNSSYLVANFri, Sat, NOT, 21, fSun,01Pick TksM Us Oras Itsadf Iks tks FamDKLIV1RIE8 SALESMAN WANTED TO SELLBUICKSTsrfltsrf, ssmi rstirsd ptrisn actsstabls Must ss wntllkaT sjtssllsMt skarattsr Straight 6mauiiiA Baiii Dunlavy Turkey FarmPhone XA 6Me lveaiag7251 MABT ROAD XA313SOlXTBIt, MICXIGANFAMILY STYL1LIVINGSTON MOTOR SALESV BVIWE BEALiBR, HOWELLa Wish TURKEY DINNERBy Cesfl, Svieaf Seaeel at FUfritt KailA TUftk i Thanksgiving and you think of turkey Think of turkeyaad 7ur apt to think of that perennial custom of wishing on tkswitkbsaMsck sf Thanksgiving hasnt changedBut, thanks to trucks, the kindaid thaxactsr of the various foods that make up the typical Thanks siring dinner have changedand for the better ,of courseYsfttbls rt fresh or fresh frozenhence much more flavorous a erisp tossed salad and fresh fruit out of season And forchoice is wide and quality high vbeen Aade possible largely by the facilities of moderntransport Trucks bring you everything you eat, wear or use f help make the eatineet day ni the yecr a happier oneMM Mklgandert Just sit back and make a wish and trucks SAT,, NO V 23Starting al 430 fAiult le, Ckileree 7ieCome and Bring the Family Fer Jtsserratis Call UP I i ownship MeetingPutnam Township, Nov 12, 1957Regular meeting at town all Nov12, 1957 8 p m Present Hendee,White, Wylie, Reynolds and Kennedy Meeting call to order by SupervisorHendeeMinutes of October 8, 1957 meetingread and approvedMotion by Reynolds, suported byWhite that the township buy thelibrary a set of encyclopedias CarrUdMotion by Kennedy supported bvWhite to pay following billsDetroit Edison, lights town hall 632Michl Bell Telephone Company5 fire unit phones, town halland fire hall 4850Lavey Ins Co In on DodgeTanker truck 51,52Lees Gulf Service, gas and oil balance on last months account 1010 Michigan Townships AssnI copies of hand book for town ship officers 1000P W Curlett pub Oct meeting 490 Vans Motor Sales, batteriesplugs gas and oil,rebuilding and repairing fire truck 25912Ann Arbor Auto arts Corebuilding and repairing motorin fire truck 105479Motion to pay above bills Carried, Motion by Whiter supported byWylie that the Putnam TownshipBoard discontinue th services of theAmerican LaFrance CqrpThis invol es the American LaFrance FireTruck, which this companyhas msde a perodical check of this fire truckMotion by White d byWylie toadjourn Motion carried Murray J Kennedy Putnam Township Cerk Mon,, Tues, Nov 24,tt, 26THB PAJAMA GAME in Colororis Day, John RaittCarol Haney Special Thanksgiving Attractiea Starts Thursday, Nov 21SilLEYin OiaeiMaeope a4 Gel A Splendid Famiy Picturer riday, Saturday, Nov 22, 21 Double FeatureHOUSE OF NUMBERS Filmed in San Quentia in CinemaSeepeWithJack Ptlsnce, Harold Stove and Barbara LangalsoFORTY GUNS in CtnesaiSeepeBarbara Stanwyck and Barry SilUvanSum, Mona Tues, Nov 24,25, 26 OPERATION MAD BALL WittiJck Lemon and Ernie KorateKatryn Grant and Micky RooterFaturette Newt ednesday Thursday Nov, 27, 21Stewart Granger and Rhonda Flsatlnr ChiU WillisInGUN GLORY Blue Men of Morocco in eolerrolr Cartoon mnJ iv Tracklif Afitdtioi The MieMran Press bulletin hacan article onr publication of pictures of Mystery Farms token froei airplanes which many papers are runJng v ithout the farm owners censenl, Afarmer can go into court and prerenpublicatka en the grounds he wr bothered br sight seeers hot wahttond small ehance of eellectiag ism tt weold be KMealy iejpm CONSIRVATION 1TOTMPrivate shooting preserves will gointo operation in 1958 The land allGwed them is one percent of the total land in the county The season is 150days Year around shooting will beallowed on birds released by preserve operators but the season on pheasants and ducks must end March 15 Up to noon Friday 29000 deer hunten had crossed the Maekinac Bridgeore than double for the same pariod last year There waa no lineusdespite ths fact only 4 of the lanes ware uaedTffi SKA mi HEAVEN All hunters whe bag a deer anI to 11 at Hagowa Rollercade The asked to fill out a card giving the, deeri ago, antlere development etcjwrfeth maplewAod Yeur pment etcaval playedr near Chelsea 158,811 worth of siate timber will llkt b4 , fleor iafavoriteeff USIt Cone ever to rollerakatedad, otherefm and daughterhavefun at Hartewn, Roller skate HardTimea Party, liriday Nvcrber lip m Ireryone dress up ia eld elethee Fer Monday partiss pheae fitTirt Hlntt Ml ata b sold this yearHeavy rains eot down frre leasesto one fifth of an acre last weekTire hunters wore aeeidentiy shot daj of Ae doar ataaoaj aad vmVfTorNOB t MSPATOI Wednesday November 20, Plackney DispatchEntered aa Second Class Matter at PoatoffieeAt of March S 177 Wagoners GrocervGROCERIES 9KYIJ0ODSGSIFGOODS SHOEUNGFJtfi j The Vern Kennedy family of De troit and the Ambroee Kennedy faiuily oi iroutiac visited the Irvin Kennedys over the weak and Irvin Kennedy and wife attendedthe turkey dinner at Howell Sunday given by St Josephs church1 Mesdames Clare McMaeken and Leona Tansley were in Ann ArborMonday ,Lonnie VanSlambrook and Lawren Cam burn helped conferr an MM degree Monday nh, at the Stock,sridge Masonie lodgeFloris Clark and wife were in AnnArbor SaturdayDon Perkins, son of the Bruce Perkins family underwent an appendi cm operation Saturday at St Joe hospital, Ann ArborBert Beaaaw and wife of Brighton sailed on the M E Darrowa Sundayj Sunday Joe Bums and wife, Kay1 Burns and wife, Thwesa Coyle and th Jak Young children went to theturkey dinner in Howell and theWniUnore Lake showmm Jack Young and wife, Mrsuru AUL Mitzie Hurtuiiewere in Ionia Sundaybrin Sprout and wift wiU spead Th ,ollowinv attended the funerthe wk end in Chicago where they E, of rs Midrad Brogan at loiuawill be uets of Mrs Ethel Sprout Mohlfty Mr and MrWiir TH Yrar, Usaing at the Mayflower dinne at fr Vincent Young jr, Jrs Norrerthe Hotel Blackstune Can, Mrs Monica McKuiin, MrPeggy Haines, Mrs Ciinton and Bill Kuhnsf ytBtrnic HowU of Irihtunon hg Andrew Nisbets SatWHAT 8IFTS BRINQ pleasure every slay af theyear, make life asiar, and are not likely to b duplicated Additional ttlt phontt in clor, of tourie,a welcome solution to tht what to give problem Bedroom phone art wonderful for Morhtr Dadould gtt a rtal ktek out of a telephone for his sltn or ssment workshop And teenagen think m phono in iir own room is tops Christmas will be htrt before, ou know ita perfect time for giving gift toltphonoi Weiton Chamblerlain took 2 w Georkftt VanNorman was in Flinthit literary class, SrJly Utley end Utfc wMkJames Holiingsworth to Ann Ar r Robert Read family spent Ust Tuesday to hear Carl Sandburg tfa Jamf Brogan ftmThursday the following members oi ythe dvics claas went,thetJS tohearMrs Eleanor RooselveltJerry RefcionjlmGerya Paul Howell and Francti dark, Mrs, Cada Caamberlam nd Mrs Marion Russell went withthem, j Wylies Sunday Mr, lola Hall took her j The Keith Bradburys of Dexter, suffhter Evelyn, Mrs Velma Knapp Lambert Henrys, Gerry Henrys ofad daughter, Mae, and Mrs Nell Detroit lied on the Jease Henrya U Pearson to St Joseph hospital, gunday and wifedinner guests of the Fritz ,i, IE DISTANT EARLY WARNING LWEa ciiaia elIUUUT stations itrctcliing 000 miles acrott the Arette U BOW in operation and will gie 4 te 6 beur wanumgit enemy planet approaek from the iortb The AirForce asked the Bell System to deeifi the DW be Among the tlnuamadi ef mea whe worked fer muymenths it i the cold and desolate Arctic te eeitplete the job on schedule were 4,478 telephone measy fromMichigan The Bell System skills that preducW the DEW liae are the same eaes that help Make year telepheae service better and Mere useiul te yeu eresf Detroit, to see MMrs Knapps otherdaughter, Louise receive her nursescap in the ceremony thersLynn Hendee and wife sptnt Sunday at the Gale Hendee home inOwOfttOThe Larry Farnams and ion, Billie of Detroit spent Sunday with the1 Olin RobinsonsCallers of the Lester McAfeeslast week were Rev FrKokovich ofLakeland, James Kokorich and wifeand Sister Sophia of Detroit Katali Witka entwined 12girls Saturday night at a pajama ary at her home at StrawberryLakeMrs aMlea MeAiee and daughter,Leslie were ia Northrille FridayDoai Spears of Detroit sailed enthe Garry SSehuane Saturday and attended fee Bmet TsmBasfsaw iaatralMrs Sthel Sprout visited her sisbridge Sunday who is fllMr and Mr Ban Husford of Florida and Mr and Mrs Lyls Euler and sen of Fairhope, Alabama, are TisiItfng tht W B Balers and KennethWylies Fred Read and wife were at theHerbert Peteri home in BattleCreek The Congl Ladies Aid took a dinner to the children at the Ypsitenti State Hospital Friday John Eisele expects to leave forTexas and the sou hland this weekif he can get ready The Vincent Shields family of AnnArbor were Sunday guests of theLe LaveysHarry Harwood of Howell calledon the Ona Campbells Sunday TheJames Hall family of Marionwere Sunday guests of the MerwinCampbells The Dick Young family of Fiintspent Sunday with the AndrewCampbells Roy Merrill of Webster and WiUiam Cushing of Dexter called at the Dispatch office Thursday Mrs Albert Shirley and the BobAmburgeys ealled on the Don EU i ers in Pontiac Sunday The Westly DeClairs of Manchfitw were Saturday guests of theWalter Clarks Mrs Margaret Clark and childrencalled on the Thomas Clarks in Ana Arbor Sunday, Robert McArtor of Metropoli ,111MrsEdna Spears and Helen Tip visiting his duhttrs Mrs Mil attendee fhe turkey dinnr Sunat 9t Josephs hall, Howall Billy Sbehan sold his raee horse,Mack Sam, at the Harrisburg Pa, Miller and Mrs Roberta AaburEImer VtnBeuran andd wife of on Mrs Emma DinkelWI IAN ACROSS figure reeatly, asei wethsjHjhr ymx siht W isvtarestad is seeiaf htm the tslcf heiae usdussjy is ea tributiag te MiekigsaUfjvoepaciiy vast MM the Ball Systemsif tsidW i9,325t784 for supplies asel materials beught laisB 14bnu isi some 146 towns and cities k itirhlj ThtlSqaite a lc of busiflMS coming bto tste ssatev eVSSMOsf j4epportoaitist and helping to keep the listaiisi k lipSince were all Michigtnd salt for WOO He still has an 8tether raea hoest, Fleeting Star Mr y Kennedy and jTIM Ashar WMlea sail ail oa ska were in Detroit one day last weakTt Purdn in Bamroft Sunday Th Mik jAmttJ1 rf DHrolt Mm Francis Langa is assisting rt Tlritori MwmIe eare for Jesse Henry Kennedys Boy Dtmntbam and wifa spent OtMI CPU wift were la ftmday with the C W Hookers tm UJ1 8JtaIllr1J Aan Arbor Monday they want to Th Hhrt WfMl famlly rfJaekson, win laare from there for SuBdaf Mrt Areadla Florida, to spend tht Win Elunor Wtisjattr moatha Mn Bmtna VofUner it stayingWayns Wanar was takan sick J hSLfSghUr mmimm carr was ealltd to UnArlo Jacnisn and wfft tf Byron Mrtoui iXlim of htrSaturday tka Joan Boanr eaOad o operz kmM66 PWCKNET ROADQj JityMerchondtsB LOW PRICESBeer and Wine Te Take Oat PHONE 705J2Coal and Fuel Oil WiU Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUNOCO FUa OIL AndThe Best of CoaiWft CAN STILL 1AKB CARE YOU AT SUMMaWU, HOtY Sd 6811 9 Dexte rLumber , Coal , Fue l Of lDEXTE R MICHIGA NHELPER SHowellled 4S1SivlcPhersc n Stat e Ban kNineiyTwn Years of Suf BankingWhe n Yo u Bu y tha t Ca rFinanc e wit h aBAN K LOA NWhethe r your e intereste d i n buyingj i ne w caro r a use d one , b e sur e t o phon e o r visi t ou r ban kfu r a lowrat t sut o loan Youl l lik e th e friendl ypeopl t htr t sn d a convenien t monthl y repay men t pls n wil l b t worke d ou t t o fi t you r income Yo u nee d no t b t s deposito r her e n d yo u ma yleiec t you r ew n insuranc e agent Al l deposit s u p t o 10,0000 0 insu t b y ou r r i n th t Fefjtca l Oepg t luranc e Corporation r Bottl e Ga s J Jv HEA1JN GL P GA S SERVIC E r aPHON E 6 3 HOWEL LLaaasvooa t sa d Ster eOpe n Winte r anfton dKite s Roa d of f M46,Laktland , Mfch ,Wash , Dr y Cleanine , Cotto n ao WOT v Vvrt , yV1v4 vv3Wo nuMle bodies from white nape pot oar Airkaa heads on aad a fllege On one side of oar w of wsw wo pat Arabians Chary VanAtones M7udeGalbrarih, Deceased Norman brought shoes, a shoe hern Aft a easason of rwfff eoart he a som Afrtaan money Sharonin Howell in said county on Noveja G on African eoinWe had manyer 6, 1917 guests at our open house and weHon Hiram J Smith, the parents and guests whoJae ef Probate We are doing division in arNotice is hereby given that the Pthmstie iipetition of Charles Galbraith, pray,that the instrnemene filed in saidCourt be admitted to probate as theFills WashesRinses Damp DriesTurns off Seventh Grade Mrs Carr Cheri Darrow visited her grandfather in Brighton Saturday The The ftsdMr8ftJtofimfttf Us iifft wL Btifttt flT fferamy MilAMSO tilt PMPtitter TViieSc me Fred ItWdNft SiLast Will and Testament ef said tb grade got their reading books deeeased aad eemiaisteatiea J said from the Arrow Book Club Rogerestate be granted to Willis L Lyons leaner res hie lake book to us or to seme ether suitable nosv iLarry Bennetts uncle from Kalama sea aaf that the basis of said do I zoo visited him URoy Porter madeceased be determined, wffl bo hoard Phis grandmother a shadow box for at the Probate Cert oa Deserter I hei birthday Jessie Turner overand missed Sunday schooUudyAUTOMATICALLY setting fONEdots it 1M7 at ten AMIt is Ovdered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a copy hero of for three weeks consecutively previoua to said day of hearing in HiePinekney Dispatch and that the fiduciary cause a eopy of this notice to be Benred upon each known party ininterest a his Hast known addressby registered or certified msiLrotum freceipt demanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing, orby personal service at least fire ddays prior to such hearingHiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Helen M GouldClerk of Probate 7 CLAY iiORDONWest Grand BirtfCUILOYDHENDEELAHUSchroederY brothers do got hita car and broke it leg He took it to the veterinary who put the legin cast Offiae m Wm Cmmk Wkmnm litW oweH Miiafaf UleW DR G R McCLOSKEYTOOL AND DIE MACHINIST Taking Applications for tool anddie machinest Must be journeymanor show 6 years proof of work ex perience ACO INC, Pinekney mmmmsaasasam msssjpemmmmjsmSBmVBmm ,FOR SALPbnies for ChristmasBest gift of all Buy now Also 3 pieceriding set White guineas and ban 9dephon OfficeLOSTA Labrador Retriever, stale,black, name e Sparkv at M16B sad McGreger Read Reward HA 6M98OWY HswaQBERT WYUE,8AUU I SPKLsUfTUP I 8146George Holt 664 Patterson Lakel FOR SALE7 room eil heater Jth blower 20 Kinseys ,220 Pearl StFOR SALESingle Riollaway Bedtemplete with auittressMarshall lleaboa UP tU0iFOR 8ALlFuel Oil Taaki, 171 aa 210 gallon capacity Jeaa Keilmaa UP 8S408 FOR SALHorae Trailer pipeframe aluxninun body, 2 wheels, 4 stantion 8 stalls 6 cups 1000 1400 egg incubatorGeorge Holt 664 Patterson Lakekid, Pinekney Phone UP 8312HOBBY SHOPModels,Boats, Planes etc and accessories, stamps for collectors, gifts for everyone Shop nowif or Christmas 108 Main St, GregorymFOR RENTLargi modem apartmentCall UP 88232 XRayTvtaday Throiigb Saturdff 11 tc 3 aid 5 to 7And by AppointmentAC 72991800 West Grand RJva BRIGHTON Qeucrato DttruURoger J Carr AgeacyCOMPACT INSURANCE dOff MMEdith R Carr I 4 1 MILL WfPinrkney, Mich Phono UP REALFarms, Homos Lake Pusjeij Butincas OpfOifBBflaYour Property witsRALD REASONBroker 809 North Pearl UP 8I1WAMary WoberAll Kinds of Real Estate listing WantedMain Office HA 68US a T4at Portage Lake Road, near It 132 WEST MAIN ST, PHHHenry KrahnrAKIS A FULLSIZE FAMILY WAtHl withskatFinest agitator washinglaundry1and untier, 8oake4 through aatimoving currontt of sudy wattrITreach evajy comer ef the tubNo other washer gets dethes tleaaer Yet itsgentle with finer things And its the dy wetherwith superfreshening seven rinses 4sUit uses no more waterYes, everything you need fer eitra eleasi asidextra easy automatic washing All m a washer wMisimplified, onedial control All in the new eem pact, portable RCA WHIRLPOOL Deluxe auima tic at an extra low price19UR OP WASHER MAKES THE DOnn THE LAVEY HARDWARE FOR RENTFour room ApartmentMrs, McLucas Phone AC S3731 CLASSIFIEDADSGI22LE SNIP ift not in theYellow Pages maybethere1 ne such thing XoW PRICE RUBBER ITAMPftI FOR SALE Double bed with box Made to Order springs, mattress and spread 3500 A Low as SUN 100,extra Mao Ite oue waawng Machine 1500 hor UP 85589 Stock Stamps 40e oseh 1Upright Sweeper li, Living RoomJ Fast Accurate BERQERS RUBBERMite M Ot I1l2 East lau ef D u I WANTEDsOustom Corn Picking W ast Main it, Pnutkney k VCall Fred y up g gflOg pnment iaw 3i7ilKENT 4Piiitkney CallFOR RENT Two Bedroom House MichREAL E8TAT1FOR SALE 1951 Concord Plymouth GLADYS AND SHIRLEY MNRY yCoup Everything is good about this Phone UP 83419at Doyles Covle, Patterson with 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old ready for serviceMilton Carver 7040 Hinchey RdPAINTING interar ana Lemm UPtownRENT Housemoderif1LEE LAVEY FOR SALEkeal I ttate of Ail Rnda heatJ 2 bedrooms, livingkitWanted,Balcsmn for Gstild BoasoaBfitSWTLIffPhcne CJP chenette and bath Call UP 144 j ISylvester Harrisr,mow VEGETABLESflSHMEATS 1 fl1 MH 9y GICIM SbU amitetalted ft and iaterfer25 rsfine esthnatM M A Link, 179 LatarUwRush LaksL hort 9P 8QUALITYMARKIT PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE PAT CASH FOR YODR NEXT fCAB ITS EASY TO DO If yotx plan to buy a ear we have areal treat in store for youBefore you make the deal compare the low cost of a bank loan with otherfinancing plane,YouTl be pleased witlf how much lewit will cost you to finance the new ear with one of our bank loans, which es you to talk cash to yourdealer when you trad te 7Another feature of fnancing yottreaeur wmy is you ean ihsUrt it wiflryevr ftwrorite insurance agent withwhoa you want to do business Its worth looking into beforeyon boy your next tar TWO THREE HowaiL HkhlnRTITSCSRELLA Water WeHb and PumpsAH Makes of Pump Serviced DexterrPinckney RoadHA 6 9454 AI Septic Tank ServiceLiteued and Bonded by the State of Michigan VPHONE ST 31928SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WBLLS CLEANEDNow Tanks and Lines IistaUod739 South Pleasant StJOHN HARVEY JACXSOfcjUGB SaviMt Book TtaoAreoemU CerfifatesRwt Natioaal Bank Under vmmtVosikOr W f pommwd SvpotvlsiamSUPPLY COMPANYPHONE UP 8 SMI 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 November 20, 1957 Description An account of the resource November 20, 1957 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 1957-11-20 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/4adf52ef0b2648f9879e266370c2c5fd.pdf e99fb2310805203f87fe191523951e47 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> (view in library only)</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 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">View Digital Copies</a></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. 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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. rsIV Wednesday, JjfePember 13, 19o7MflUK listMotorists war get a free tripreross the new Mackinac Bridge in Judge Sam Street Hugnea of tan1997 if everything works outFinan aing was the speaker t the StockycWrs say it will take 40 years to re bridge Lions Club last week,tire the 98,800,000 bonds unless re 509 people were chest xrayed byiinancing, lower interest rates or the mobile unit at Dexter last week, tra traffic maice it possible sooner The Dexter Leader canned a niceCrs from every county in the state writeup of Mrs Mildred Walshwere on handjtev 1 for the grand rrazer last week who has completed FQr dolUl rinf ctfepening After iVernor Williams 50 years of teaching in rural schools foTmw Carolyn Edwardspaid the first toll 3005 vehicles cross 22 in Delhi where she now hvesShe lraditional Mtin gown wHh the bridge paying toll The bridge has 2 sisters and a brother who were fcequin laee Local Social tvenfc Ftrsonai Notes GLifrS fSDWARDSLefEAD Wl Newlyweds Mr and MrsLaPrad are now honein Inoiana, following their ,Saturday at St ary9 church, jjii ney with Rev Albert Schmitt ojciating KMrs Mary Baughn, Dotmie andCarbara and Frank and VirginiaChill, of Mford the week end 1 ta iVlar townr gar ten , Avjre a a lutuPat harden s fat the BaughnMillt cabin at Lovtijs WO1owning wsartimed just 15 days be or are teachers Ye editor went tofore the opening of the deer season school with Mrs Fraeer in Dexter or 6 Mr and Mrs Clarence BenjaminFowlerville celebrated ther 64thNov 3years there has been a 5mile long lineup at the Straits on ofopening day, The bridge is expected wedding anniversaryto do away with this There have been dreams ofa bridge for a 100 years ever sincefenigan got the upper peninsulacf Wisconsin Near taat leag ageSlauson, a merchant ef Mackinacran a piejture of Brooklyn Bridge in,, his advs as the future Mackinac Drive lags Only 38Bridge Former Governor Murray oal has been raisedYon Wagoner built the bridge ap the skirt and carried a bouqiwhite orchids and carnations Following the ceremony the cojgreeted guests for breakfast at Marys Hal Taking their place onof k, Marie Vedder and Lonna Leluge gavo a babyshower for Mrs Aiic CusLedwidge iiist week 30 were taereMrs JeaneLte 1I Donnell who isstaying with her daughter, MrsLois Lintner, at Rushton viited ie VanHorn and McAfee familij i 1 6Ki heMii li nitlounng1 boo n liaschicken auuycrayons and aeil a nuvv bike Currentni 2 it bydo,n a IuckLuivs dog was, liasydlo slidhave learned 2 Thanks and are making aMrs Basl White of Massn Rd is the receiwing hne were Mp rifrsuch a patient at MPherson hospitalThe muscular dystrophy drive yet for Nov 26 The Howell Lions Club fed 350at their paneake supper The Howell Community Chest of the 18,000 Mr and MrsBrightona a bHowell is constructinj Liulaproaches 16 years agoOthers did their league base ball park at Walnut SSt fi0Wer girl bt but former Senator Prentis Brown and Chespeake and Ohio Railroad Robert Edwards, Pinckney,and MrsWilliam LaPrad of fei The maid of honor was Evelyn, wardssister of the bride Her gwas mint green brocade trimmedmatching valvet The bridwere Julie and Catherine LaPradJeane Edwards in lavendargowns Debby Ann ryihe Jack George r er Trented Mrs Jeanette in iciy ia Fust rade, MrsWe are doing a uni on IndiansGordun King brouaL L tue iniianstone iiiiy L Wylie has an InIJU Joan Uylie haa comKaren anSvllchairman of the bridge authority anda life time bridge advocate is calledthe father of the bridge The 5 ferry boats which handledthe traffic are for sale 475 peoplewere employed by the ferrys All but100 were found new jobs Michigan, is now fully organizedin the Dairy for Civil efens Plan Mr and Mrs Earl Ward ami sonOn the esquire aide Jameswas best manBiilLaPrad, Doii radPingree went to MtPleasant whore praJf A1en HJ Ted Zimmthey picked up another gon, Leethey went on to Vanderbit wherethey saw the herd of 20 elk They i ovexed 520 miles Ye editor andfirrty saw them at Lovells Sundaymorninp Probate Judre Hiram Smith leftIn case of disaster IKtaplanned to Nov 11 for t1 upper peninsula to j hunt deer for 2 weeksA marriage license has been issYlto John LaPrau, 21, Gregory andCarolyn Edwards, I, Hncknuyr were JdlU 1 in Shiawaaseelast week, i by cars and 1transport water in paper, containersIme nrrilk This plan has already beenused in 4 national disaster areas Local officials are asked to starttrailing schools for bad drivers hail ed into court The law went into rf feet Sept 27 setting up a committee jumped into a fefee id brole it necf law officers, officials and educ when frightened by a car aors to organie the school, Supf of Dr Phillip Rust T of PilgrimsPublic Instructiqn Bartlett has ached Coigrh Church, Lasir is the newujed schools of instruction for thge pastor of the Chele i Osngl church,officials A new Kiwanis Club was chartered ut Saline Monday night , NOTE IUy Dunoan, 77, South Lyon uer Wiiiam Donnati uishereEdwards jr was ring bearerThe brides r,other wore a blueChan Lilly gown uvcr tuffet, a bluesequin hat and grey accessoriesMr LaPrads dress wai a blue nry codeH suit and blue velvet iiit lotvmother wore an orchid Following the breakfyst the gussis,Lopped at theJfolward home fit Valby CeriMr rl MrsrIthat tete phexsantwill be good The stan iircorn provides good shelter and should leave many birds for the end of tht season Rabbits are said to be numerous The MidWest Conservation meetingis at Milwaukee Dec 911 Michigan will receive 1,242,422in matching funds from the PittmanDean tax on firearms The state has The Americim Agregcfo for pynr South Lyon is the second largstiavcl producing company in the nation In 195it produced 3,a23,055 1r of wsjgravej The staterms ruled tnat state own hhd is open to Sunday hunting butyou may not cross a farmers land to pet to it The legislature has changed theschool bus transportation law Th Fl iEKS i LViXGrial wiii bo scarce n iinknythis wek and necxi as most of themj OL in northern Mich i and tnor, pen in la huntin, the elusivefcr The exoiua atarled TuesdayLnd will bt in full blast ivxiay and to OiV vVe do not ku v all whogoing but here areShirley, Lsonard IM2 uvto put up 1 for every 3 revived foimwlv id a 7th of the cost, NowThe money may be only used for pur th 14 a u but th muatchase of hunting and fishing lands,wild life habitat and research952 foxes, 939 coyottes, C05 bobcatsand, 1 wolfe in Sept were bouritied 67,619 permtis were issued for thespecial deer permits, 1400 less thanthe quota5 fires burned over 20 acres lastwsk live at least the distance of I1miles or more from the school Noallowance will be made for childrencarried in excess of the busses can aciy 42 is allowed for insuranceThere is also an allowance for private contract and common carriers The entire south v all of the Southoutw , T Lyon city hall collapsed Monday inMichigan Iron Mines a new publicat juring 2 men who were digng a nainn available on request from this , sl,ghUy Arthur Digbyf 5 dty clerlwere left stranded on the secondfloorBuriali have been banned in thenew 200 acre Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton township, Macomb countyby am injunction issued by Judge Alto No on petition of the townshipdept1500 Boy Scouts campedMetamora last Nor 13A 450 lb, cow was badly gored by buck deer last wsk and had to killed lo7ohftnesClare Miller and Ann Arbor, Douia Lak Friday HaincJoe Ilumnier, Douylns PI nur M ,ouis boll, Lovels W h Meyer,,v G W and James and WilliamLamb, Baldwin, 14ob Egcler, Oriiiii iVvinalow, Vern Winslov, cari Sovseis, uarrel Baker, Dr WuiKcr, Xevberry Abe 1 Haines and Harlow,Hale Roy Reason and Larry LobdelSt Louis Lloyd Hendes, Gale Hen dee, Dr Cecil Hendee, Woodroe Massey, Lovells Clifford VanHorn,Willard Wiltse, Howlett Bros, Dankers Bros, Curran Wayne and Louii Wagner, Mio Lucius Doyle ,sr sonsJunior and James, Rose City Don Swrthout and Don Cemeron, RoseCity Bob Meabon and John Burgj, Lovels, Bob Wheeler, Racho, upp er peninsula, Mark Mavieson andson Otis, upper peninsula ChuckHewlett is also going aril Sam Gtntie is organizing a party Others arechamping at the bit like old warhorsesboard They claim there are now 10cemeteries in the township, anotheris aet needed sac1 weuid take 200at res of land of the tax rollLIBRARY NEWSNew books are My Lora, Whata Morning by Aaieasea,, Whea las Bougji Breaks by Carey, AlabamaEmpire by Kelley and Sound of Thunder by Taylor Cadwell For GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Girls, Popular Girl by Bronson and The children Mr and Mr Will,for boys, That Jud aH Euler will hold open house honStarting December 11 a fine of n the 5tn weddin anniverary ofone cent will be charged for overdue 1heir Parents on Sjjnday, November books , 17 from 2 t 5 oclock at their home FOOTBALL SOGMfcBoya Vocational 13,Dexter 12 AnnArbor 7, Jackaon 0 Milan 27, Dundee 0 Roosevelt 9, Chelsea 6 LincolnIS, Flat Rock 13 Plymouth 34, Ypilanti 6 Mason 39, Howell 12 Brigh o 12, Clarkston 7 Haslett 17, Durand 0 Leslie 14, Fowlerville 9 Ever ctt 18, Holt 0 Linden 27, Swartz14, Holly 13Oka two weeks viit v th lie Abl HuifamilyCars driven byCera Id V wider day morning at u nii uf Piiurr d uart Sts i here v as suine vaidamage but no one vas hurtArvlrew Nebitt at1ondd a birth,day tinner outiuay Gordon HesterGiAe Meabon and vV MIH Laki their cabin at Lovells I, t wuok l,v Jack Youni, J1 J d Vw,i cisers atterulel n funcert giveai tor Borya at Lansing Civicr last Wednosdav Lavey aiui wile pent Sur , i in Lans ,Eith Carr s iiuij rRobert and family in Grandover the week endHerb Sneerl nj jfo of Hi xcalled on the Ross Read, last ThiivsdayRois Reaii iJri si , iu 17 J Headand wife atUnici i Jic J a i 1 vtIujad in Detrii Friday,The Fred Reads cle iiiiud Sunday, Lame Momn tui v tyfi CJuass, Dr iU iBjjown, Bill Gi, of LPJfthtluloJPell ami thouts of Jackson The Carl IenU fuvIL the veok end aii i o, 11 IIUMO j iii iSpa of liu Ti e will Pinered LAin Cjivtpblls cnciat a dinner Sundtiyl at aday at a rlinner, iioiuuii Beverlys i 71 i hr1i Hall family of o Glover of StorkbridiMs Edna Reason and Leoa called on Mrs Henry DCSULIIL nArbor Sui yAlbert Siley and wife called inthe Gayle hirleys at Woodland LakeSundayMargaret Ackley entertaincd friends Saturday on hr 110th bijth oani,rorT r, pen iiiuAllan RuiOW1 a iniJackie JLMisi jiti iunL, went, to tiiu air1 iJjtiiiij iugy OIseal box jary iiUi a Lliriitms b has u nev btdti nLi1 UarieiiL Ku jp sa birthday She hi President Eisenhower took to theair Friday night to defend Mai ration against attacksRussians launching of the sailites He said the country has preaajnrequiiernents and should take Stepm tomeet thawi at once He called 9Americans to close ranks and with the job to be done He oi our glaring deficienaciesgiving hiyh enough priority l ericatilic education and the place ofscience in our national life OUTsecend deficiency he said was in mAgiv inj high enough priority to bfficresearch According to him aprojKiile ha been Iaunche4 by thiscottry which went up 3000 milesund ieturned unscathed He askedthis ccngresB to appropriate, ft nuincy to make these things posibJe, to when w will launch the fnfcellitc he did not say Butijiuliier indications tiiis program is l roi rushed forward 3 bears, each much as a human were nufhedrom a Catskill game farm to thssew Mexico miijsle center Tt is saidthoy ttre designed for missle trvelvisit jri the mVanime Russia has tnimrhstiiiither had her second satellite this time with into 1iiKk fiH in it who is expected to rsttttatieife birta tarth with important scitntifi iin iormaticniirilwun aon abrutiar, liiiiiy iciiiLU rjot a in iiKri LLenKI jierlein and hio brutiier have a new playroom Billy Down hadcunipany The wind blew 2 treeski in David Jones yard,Mike Shel n went hunting with his Uncle k r hoy yot a pheaant Dennyyv iitiout was in Detroit Suniiay 1jank Zezulkas granaparents visitedhim John Allison, Lee Davis,EdnaiVsohi arnt Juhn Towsley are back in lFred Third Gradi, Mrs PoatDanny Holcomb father andther t 2 pheasants, Donald Holly Oniiilerbcii iIanketJudyher new boutsSecond Grad, AIS JohnsonLinda Whitley shopped In Jackfon Saturday Kddic Cohw, ncleat tlic Paiet hiuparty I Ii SHlS n 1 h r 111II ttuilay,i IIUM afiiliiititi Satand VNancy Spitfler is taking care fthe 2 year old da ,n , f L Harrington who iives in the ShirleyapartmentJack Clark of Big Rapids and JohnChandler of Grand Rapids spent 1 week end with the Walter ClaikMrs Dorothy Dinkel was in Lansing last Wednesday Pa u 11 I Mly aviaLf i ic 1 he L hT r winlr overcoatnikiricuiLis r d, a fJfaiirv isitel li yrandlr ulys And oronicls I Sat,p isaw 2HELD ON SECOND CHARGEThe three youtfis picked up fortaking a horse of Myra Foster ofit to Pinekat 190 Unadilla StNEW KIWANIS OFnCERSThe Pinckney Kiwanis elected the rtrin officers last Tuesday The tion is in December J W Winged HANDI HAMMERSAt the first meeting of Handicraftwe elected officers They are Pres, Earl Schuman vice preftDen SingerSec, Brenda White Treas, Keith ord 13 St Thomas 66, St Vincents 0 University 18, Saline 7MANCHESTER WINS TITLEManchester won the league titleFriday night by defeating Southwith 2 minutes to, o Gonyer threwT Clifford VanHom , Morgan The membePB received their a 3 yard pass to VanEtten for a Pres, Keith Koch J premium money for the Fowlerville touchdown but Manchester missed 1 It U t m John Tessmervr ,ft Thomas Howers Leonard Lee, Martin Rittieb Tsagan, Gilbert RookeWesley Jfcader an Howard Read, Jpair, the conversion and South Lyou stillled 7 to 6 With 51 seconds to goWesley Reader, Diek Kennedy,John Burg, Jeff Davis Dennis Clark, Don Winger attended the Manchester Soiith Lyon ginie at Manchester iajJdghtTheillinbow GirU fed otr 100at their pttaeake besakast Sundaythe Hurray Kenaedys ,, LloydHendees, Ambrose Kennedys and Geraid Kennedy attended the Mich Stete Notre Dune game Saturday at Baft FINCINHY KINGS DAUGHTERS to get possesion of the ball ManchestThe Circle held a potluck lunch, j tried the onside kick, a play littleeon and silent auction Thursday otthe home of rs Viola Read on SouthMill St, On this occasion they entertained the MarioaIosco Circle,MrsMae Daller gave the devotions ID members and II guests were present Mrs Iva Reason and Miss Florence Preuss were cohostesses TheDecember meeting isSndie Read with Mrsnow It went 14 yds touched aSouth Lyon player and Manchestergot the ball, on the 44 yd line A passto VanEtten put it on the 2 yd line VanEtten fumbled Gonyers nextpass and it rolled over the goal linewhere England fell on it for a MsnChester touchdown day They waived examination andwere bound over to circuit court toappear Tuesday Bail was set at 2500 which only one of them couldfurnish hoiu frun IU1 hosIn ireli Hauman Iail tn,k, Tinwry Dan iiTol, iuky ViiinsJao has a new car Rex Hanks hada wild cat in his ham Ciailote o, ahour went to Brighton to watch ice skating Ktnny ilades rousm,Barbara has a new baby, Bobby Pot irs lather a new TVThird 3rade, Mr, Henry14 of us yot 100,i in spelling 1Htvttk In arithmetic we are leaminynuiviier combinations and adding numbors in 2 places, Jimmy Dauhn andletf Henuee went sliding Sunday J here was an auto accident in frontof Jot Davis house Sunday but MOcne was hurt, Doug Wingers grandfather visited him and Carol Gyesaunt visited her Linda Wagenerspister went to Canada Friday Cindy Hughes went to a wedding SaturdayFourth Grade, Mrs CampoeUMrs Campbell has the flu Mr3 The election last Tuesday weatDemocratic, they winning governor ships in New Jersey and Virginiaand mayorahips in New York eadother large cities In Detroit theyelected 2 men to the council B4A Carey a labor leader and James ftrt rick, a negro A lawyer he to thefirst negro ever to be elected to thecouncil The Saturday Evening Postdevoted its first pages to a bigpictured writeup of Governor GMennen Wiliams of MichiganIt analis cd his campaigns, his increftsiBffina jo rites and said it would not besurprising if he emarg4 the Demftclbought candidate lor president in 1960 He is the best campaigner the Demoeralfchave, speaks a smattering of 15 diffrent languges and has the strongest following of any candidate inthe negrce, labor union and fereignborn j,iuiips Jt admits he kaK noiHMijth in the South on account of Li civil iiyht stand but says he couldI vin without, it a Truman did ia 1948 i he article carries pictures of hieious activtios, such an a meeting witfcneroe and toroign born groupslead iny tiie dance at the iioJland TulipJt1 tival, calling square dances etcIk covers 75,000 miles a year in Qis ravels He is expected to be ths Demiocrat candidate for governor of Mich igan in I9o, So far the Republicans have not come up itb a candidateJUliernla vhad A jury in federal court in Detroit iaatuuLk found the IAW not guilty ofviolating1 the corrupt practises actsponsoring 9 broadcasts in 1964 inwhich Democrat candidates were in UTviewed Judge Picards threw itout of court whan Republican chair ivan Peikens brought suit It wascHiiied to the supreme court who oidered it tried The UAW held thelnw violated freedom of speech andjury upheld them Republican Chair vian Lindemare who has replacedFeikens, condemned the verdict He says it nullifies the corrupt practices act and throws the way wideopen for similar broadcasts by indueI itiists who usually favor ths Reputelican ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE The public is invited to attend theThe Stanley Kruburgs of Linroln ennual open house at net ElementaryPark spent 2 weeks with the Milton Friday Wm Lewis and George Darrow is our teacherDavid ChambersBowman the 2 held in jail with Cal ,went coasting Sat Judy Geatysjent the week end in MiUvauktJudy Geary went to a wedding Saturday Joyce King visited her aunt SundayFifth Grade, Mrs MillerMrs Clark taught us last weekbecause Mrs Millers daughter,Carol had the flu Miss Palmer is ourFuture Teacher, She was with usFriday and we worked hard for herOur spelling bee winner was PaulGray There are still 4 or 5 absented on a breaking and entering chargeThey are alleged to have broken intothe home of late Fred Wainwrighton Lange Road and taken 400 worth of guns Lange was a guncollector He was killed in an autoaccident this year They sold 4 ofthe guns, one was found in Bowmanscar and the others were buried Sher iff Gehringer brought Bowman ovor here Friday to point out the burialplace The Daisy Air Rifle Company atPlymouth who employ GOO people Umoving to Arkansas, They cite Michigan taxes as one reason and highwages They pay 212 an hour nowwill pay 112 an hour in Arkansas Wages in th south are low and alsoliving conditions They will only takehigh officials and key workers there Other industries are expected to ahsorb the younger workers Most oftheir employees own homePlymouth J4and Republican party seems to bein California Senator Knowkrtf iallv Stanley Kourts 3 year old sis n old Taft man has elbowed iTuesday morning Lewis, Bowman r fell off a pony and broke her am Knight had intended to run viyarrainged on thoCarrer on Friday night,breaking and entering charge Theypled guilty and will be sentenced on Nov25Bowman is now out on bailInthe afternoon Haines, Lewis and Rov were, arrainged on the horse taking Lavan, Haines attorney askwill goj Terry Nixon went to a shoot and wontt of the way and willhback to court Nv 19, t t a shoot and won m tt of the way and12 hams, 5 chickens and 2 turkeys or governor himself TaliOur water colors have been framed Ped b ti hand hung on the wall We are making y m Knight by paper mache puppets for a play the a right to work lawwriting project in English would outlaw the Union Knight may run for theBorn to Donald Roy and wife of Commentator m0 1fcPinckney Nov 7 a son, DT5VV J letatef at Jackson prison and the warden hasjbeen hiring the convicts out to farmthe faatafrita at 7 to furnishJaaMa Graaaa 9m ever from Howall ia his aate Taaadaytwartkook entertainedef Lasiie last week tennediate room and Repah Blair inroom IM WtOBSMfStarting Nov 10 tb store here willcloso at 6 p a axeapt Wednesday and SaturdayvedWfiaday, November IS, 1057faa Methodist Ladies wiH servea fkaatosgiviag aaiokea dinner at the opera baasa Nev ttA taaage ia the weaiaer Somejbow Jail taday Mrs Kama Yag a visited heraiatar, Mrs HazeJ aasy at Pentialast weak The Cfaanee lus held it firtfall meeting with Fiereaee AndrewsToaaday night, several new memberswere aided The Ross Reads spent Snaday withthe Joha Ranes at Waitmere Lake Waitafish speariag is en at fullblast at Portage Iko There were 4 ligfcs oa the lake Monday night Ida Markaaao aurt in an auto accident at Grand Rapids is reeorerin at the Christie heme at Jackson The Snnday Seheell eenventvonhere drew a big erewdXcr G H White ei Alpeaa a sessionary talked45 aprelled ia U Meshelist Heme Missionary loeieay M B Reed ef Marien in installinga aiilkiag mackiae Walter MeNamara ef LakelandfeU under a train at Teleda and lost part el eae ef his feet When a heg gees inte a packingheuse at e a lb and semes eut as bacea at Me a lb Me is let the enly heg ta the fcusiaess Tiers net eaeuga employment Rev G W White gave a talk Monlay before the high school assemblyA new rule makes it no longer necessary for high school graduatesto go to Howell to take the 3rd gradeteachers examinationAirs George Pearson guessedright time the clock in the window of Murphy and Roche stopped and wonthe prizeWiliam Blair as moved his Stunliy from Ise te Pinekney in tfeehouse on Unadilla St vacated by James GreerNorbert Lavey is working forWill Shehan The Schackelton family were givena farewell party Friday They aremoving to Ohio Mm Miller is running the GregoryHotelNote 15 YMTS Playing on a field covered by 3 inches of snow Pinckney beat Brighton high schoel there Friday for their9th straight victory Murray Kennedy made 3 touchdowns, Stanley Dinkeland Bob Smith each oneThe closed Pinckney Bank pays a2nd dividend Dec 20The townhip J,ted 280 to 167 torepeal th proMbtion amendmentMrs Mary Monks Moran, 66,diedt her home in Detroit She was thewidow of William Moran Surviving ars 3 sons Roy, Thomas and William and a daughter, Madeline, Burial washere Thursday The Floyd Campbells havein the Petar Kelly farm The infant son of Dr and Mrt Harow Shehan of Jackson died Tuesdayand was buried in St Marys Ceraetery Peggy Stackable, Joan Dion, DickBelz, Stanley Dion, Louis ami Pete StackabI attended the football gamein Ann Arbor Satuday The Lakeland Kings Daughtersmet with Mrs Elmer Kings Thursday Among those who attended theMichChicago game at Ann ArborSaturday were Stanley Dinkel, FritGardner, Loren Meabon, Robert and Howard Read Floyd Hainee The following are deer huntingNorman and Clare Miller, FridayHaines, Roy Reason Lynn Hendee Orvijlle Smith, Don SwarthouitjIfcJSwarthou Rex Harris, W C Millar,W H Meyer Clifford Bennett was married toDorothy Barr of Osseo at HilldaleSaturday Elwyn Munsell suffered a brokenleg and arm in an auto accident Mrs Wm Brogan fell last weakland broke a bone in hr neck Th Jack Schneiders of ColchesterOntario visited the Ross Reads lastweekThe Clare Millers went to Detroitlast Wednesday and bought her moth f Vk with themMrs Clara Kennedy and childrenof Detroit and Wilbur Eisele andwife of Fowlerville called on Mrs Fmma Vollmer Sunday With themshe attended the turkey dinner atFowlerville 1Kriaten Tasch and Karen Tessmerwere in Ann Arbor Saturday Tom Ware ana te and John PaulWare and family called on MrsMary Brown in Sto4kbrfdga Sunday Mrs Sadia Read entertained thaOES Past Matrons Monday MableaVhafer, Mae Bryan and I Hah Kossman were co hoateesesIrvin Kennnedy and wife attendedthe turkey dinner af Fowlerville Sunday The Robert Reads gave a birthdaydinner Sunday for the James Whit leys honoring Mrs, Whitleys birthclayThe Harold Henrys family spentthe week end at Addison with the Frank HenrysMrs Edna Hadley of Parma spentthe week end with the Lawrence Camfettroe Their children gave Ray Burns andwife a dinner Sunday on their 37th wedding anniversary All were pre sent except Mrs Jeanne Conklin ofGrand Rapids and David who is inthe service ee Ray Young and wife of Hamburghave moved into one of Tm WahshousesThe George VanNormans entertained at dinner Saturday, MrsWinifred Aberdeen and son, David and NeilBaughn and wifeMrs Winifred Xberdeen returnedto Chicago with her son, David, MondayThe Harold Porters, Herb Bryanaid Mrs Roberta Amburgey attended the Fowlerville OES installation onSaturdayThe Latson place on Darwin Rdhasbeen sold to Edward Horrigan of Plymouth 1Born to Mr and Mrs Bob Hart ofAnn Arbor last week a son, Thy arefreinds of the George VanNbrmansThe Francis Shehans visited theBob Gannons in Redford Sunday,forst of he week The Vince LaRoaat d EdwardGrabUcks, Farndale and Mrs Elaanor Ledwidge for Sunday dinnerguertaAt ttfc card party at tn PeUysville school Friday night WilliamBurroughs and wife who are moving to Brighton were bresentadi with table lamp TH9A1HOWBUMia AHThe Pinckney Junior Varsityto South Lyon here Monlay night 1114 to 7 Bob Bennett got the Pincpneytouchdown and Tom Singer the extra on a pass frwn Paul Russell The Patrick Jeffreys family ofBay City visited relatives here th first of the week MrsThresa Coyle and Mrs RudolphKoeppen were in Ann Arbor Monday Mrs Coyle expects to go to Floridaabout Christmas time Albert Dinkel and wife attendedthe Kiwanis Minstrel Show at Linden Saturday luarht f Allen Dinkel and wife and the KafLanguways were in Dansing Monday The Albert Dinkels were Sundayguests of W S Close and wife of Linden Born to Thomas Clark and wife efAnn Arbor last week at St Joe hoe1ital, a daughter Born to Don Coyle and wife MarilynCark of Silver Lakes,Nov 1, at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor a aaughtar, Chen LynnBorn to Mr and Mrs James jKnightAgatha Henry at St Joehospital, Ana Arbor Sunday a C lh1C ounce son Winston Baughn Larry VanSlamgrook attended the DeMolay Stateconvention at Traverse City overthe week endThe A H Murphy famiiy of Jackson spent Sunday with MM lnf eilla Murphy and brothers WedL, Thar Nav 1, It, 14Gins Lallofcrigida, ft raHUNCHBACK OP NOTM in daeaiaSeopa aad Celer Cartaaa aad MavaiajFriday, Saturday, Nov, li, It Feataa sCerme l Wild e aa i Dehr a Fage tTM l ADVENTURE S w F aM BKAYYAM n T iKichar d Dennin g an d Mar a tertfa yTH E BLAC K SCOKP1N NSunday , Monday , Nov T , I f Katiae e Sirnda y 21 0 p si eaas Deri s Ds y sa d Csrel iu PAJAM A GAafl i n Cole cBRINGIN GvTH E NE W WA Y O R QOIN Q PLACE S I N TH EAPewrleom Keadlemp s Increet enlfhteVtvIn t safety , r4w alore Tuee Wed , Tanrs , Nv lfi , M , MJek a Wayn e an d Jaae t Lei H I JE T F1LOT I n iaeaaietfkt fCartaj M vi Fri Sat , Nov 14 , IS , I tULMMMI M QUIN NTH E HUNCHBAC K f NOTR E DAM Eftaa, Man , Tuei , No v 17,11,1 1 O N A DEA D Ji n Cinemascop eker t Tsylo r an d Doroth y Maiaae av 1, Saturday , Nev I, IFriday , Saturday , NOT , U , I fDoubl e Feata eSTO P OVE R roTia rWit hster t Wagner , Jea n ,Bdmon d OBiiea ai n aat Mal l d B wcr r ta eh iLOOKIN G FO 1 DAN W3day , Monday , Nov 7 , 1 fi Jaaie e Cagae y ana Dareta Mslea ean d Jan e ftreeri nAh i C1 Tes, Wed , Thurs , Nov Ill , H , 2 1TH B THRE E PACE S OF F BYB avi d Wayne , Joann e Waadwar di n CinemaSeop ef n d Le e J Cob bNew s cla r Csrtoe aV 1OLD8MOBILE CREA W CLA8 8 O RIBWMATte MIDS T A THU S AI R SUSPENSION TUMN S ROUS M MA M INT O HINWAY i F IMMTHNn i C In Hi t 195 8 OWtmobil e youl l fin d mos t everythin g youv e eve r wante di n a motorcaroutstandin g styling smart , tastefu l design delightfu l ne wfeatures ale t ne w Rocke t Engin e performance suprem e eomfort darin rne w oolor s an d fabrics An d mos t importan t o f si , youllfin d rai l thwrttmrth operating economy As neve r before , Oldsmobil e fo r 5 8 giverro u tru eefftffaaf f Mkef f Ne w Treterts4 e laale Dvellen f Pwe r Heefer Wgea r siie , bigea r comfor t an d handling , bigca r unsrtneucombine d wit h J 0w yo u o Hiihtwtight , T60hou r bot whe n ye n wan t If Ye nft 90 peste r hmi ecotomy tryiwm , iromlne r pertabie b4rttonaewe r dee s eO N OIF,AV A T YOU R AU Tpli fl MI va a i u MUC T rouroeu n Headlamp s t a it s sparkfin f Twf a Blt dwer U h f th e Wges t valu e i s OWsmobile s 6Oyea r kistory l 90 rm WDISPATCH Wednesday, November 13, 1957PeoplesStore Pinckney DispatchEntered as Second Claas Matter at PoeteffieeAt of Mate 8, 187714 Souta Howall fe,PiMkasy4Mfcb Stabeeriptioa Prise 14 a Year2k n S KUKNISHWGSCAlWFD GOOB3 SHOEUNGERfEfci4li Ruth Ann Bates of Hambnqfjust retuned from a 2 weeks visitin the Hawaiian Islands She graduated from Pinckney high school in 155 and is employed by the Capitolj City AirlinesJack White and wife of Jacksomcalled on the Ben Whites Thursday The Ray Lavevs of Gregory eV 11 Wednesday1 Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Shel eon sailed on the Arthur Krych fanit ily at the Mich State Sun dturuy Ted Adsehof Detroit speat Sturwih William Shehan Jimraie Wylie attended a meetingof ts Triple C Riding Club Sun day a the Marjory Line home TheTown and Country Ridng Club of Redford were also there 20 in sll Jebse Henry is home from Urriversity hospital Ann Arbor Mrs Catk erine Whitehead, Beatrice Lamborn, Gregory Keith Bradburys of Daxtex and Gerry Henrys oi Detroit eall ed on him Sunday Joan Boyer and wife visited theArlo Jaguiah family in Byron Sandayand called on Mrs Eila Walsh in Webrfter SaturdayCurtis Brown andson have 100turkeys at their farm on UII It takes 2 ton td a week to feedthem They had 500 last yearJoe Lavey and Phil Gentile attende the Mich StateNotre Dame football game at East Lansing Saturday Shirley Wylie, Sally Utley andJudy Froeiieh went te the Chelsea Sunday Wagoners Grocery6066 PINCKNEY ROADLOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Take OatPHONE HOWELL 79SJ2 X Coal and Fuel OH Will Soon Be Needed, We Save TheSUNOCO FUEL 6ML AaiThe Bert of CoalWE CAN STILL SAKB CAM YOH AT SUMMb I HOEY SONSFfaene AA 6S119 Dexter , Coal, Fuel 08DBXTIR MICB1CANAHONE 284 How iei,v V f nthed 189 inetrWattS 191McPherson State iank Howel PinckneyOum NinetyTwo Years vf Cafe Bankingffhristtnus CH even mere f n ptoyirig Jonto no it yob nIrVrod for you Kllrry t,, Mlhcrt club pamtnt j,3n lo fil jr,, utjjSCENE IN NORTHSW MKSIUlf Arff Mbr ilyilrfMsHDW tuitlkh for framing mt uponOver 3uo are now receiviag tkeir , a Christmas Cluh parentUftnsuaas Ciui Lkes t fi your but rfiua your ext CHristMM stessr ay WlkIy p Fimkl tutsUv Discover the natwal beauty f Miektie natural goodmn gfMiehigmn brwi r Michigam Brtvtn AtsaeittiB i advaee er seat jreassuse Christinas Cluss te saveXQI vasstions, huntiag trips, ssheol expense, taxes aad ataay elker werUi while puhposes lOf 102030000I10HAll deposits up to 10,00000 insure by our menV in the Pqltral Depjlt Ura CorporationBotti SALESMANTO SELLTerritory, sead retired pevaei eseellext ehajaster llveiatNGSTON MOTOR SALEST09 BUHK Aim, AUCTION SALE At M4 Nerth TiidHjeH Id Jsest Pertage Lake feewn asile Mast be well SATURDDAY NOVEMBER 16lale Starts st 1M P MCesapleee VevsekeU el fMaitare SB4 AyplUmses, 4 Hegs, 271 GalImmm eskBYRON COLLINS PROP i 0 IfORCOOkMNU, WAIT UEA1JNWVUEL P GAS SERVICE HOME HEATINGPHONE 63 H6WELLM WaterWH ,PiPWT flHOU DiSTAIO i Wednesday , Novswbe r 1 3o rFills Washes, IB e Matte r T Ma f tAgne s Maud e Galbraith , Deceased A t a seaetof i e f u M eoar t ae M atin Howel l i n sai d count y o n Nover ne r 6 , 195 7 t Hon Hira m J Smith ,o f Probat e Notic t i s hereb y give n tha t th epetitio n o f Charle s Galbraith , pra ytha t th e instruemen e file d i n sai dCour t b e admitte d t o probat e a s th eLas t Wil l an d Testamen t o f sai ddecease d an d administratio n o f sai deetat yramte d t o Willi s L Lyon s r te tfee r suitabl e per son an d tha t th e heir s of sai d d e Sixth Grade , MR , Beato nPa t Teeame r wentt o Ypsilant i t ohi s grandraotherJUip h Schroede rwa s sick Friday Donn a Kessie r wen tt o hav e he r eye s examined Rllon eSinge r wen t bowlin g Sunday I t wa she r firs t an d sh e ha d a lo t o f fun Oo r clas s ha s a TV progra m a t 82 0Monda y nig h calle d BBol d Journey I t i s educationa l an d exciting ,Frida y nigh t i s ope n hous e W e wan tou r parent s t o comeW e receive d a,o t o f book s fro m th e Hick s scho l an dlow hav e a 7t h an d 8t h grad e boo kcase l BUYNE PROFESSIONA LTh efla y M Dairy , M 3 Qoa C SwafM MA M to 2JO O P It 0 0 t o W O P It DirectorAmbulw eFre d C Reickhol i St i2 0 Wes i Gran d ivrI II Sixth Grade, fcrfr, TaschWe made African masks o go withour unit We learn the Ancient EgyptI inns had an advanced civilizationOnFriday we play football wiji IVLHeatons roomThe girls are practisingat the Probate Court on Decmber 3 chfr leading We are stuayin R1lds Jand anrbut UP rIff,hi H ,SOi A IBJAN liOYl SENDEEto167 at ten AM SUEtlrOBAUTOWATICAtty It it Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a copy here of for three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing in ifce Pinckney Dispatch and that the fiduciary cause copy of this notice o be terved upon each known party ininterest at his Hast known addressby registered or certified raaileturn aneceipt demanded, at least fuurt,en j Saturday Gary Henrys grandfather Fifth and Sixth, iurs iio,,,Margaret Ac k ley had a 10th birthday party Saturday She took Jier parents, brothee and some of guesi5U the show afterward Allen Stiffen has a new hardtop convertable Judy Schroeders sister came home fromuoith Mon Dwight Matteson went Mien StateNotre Dame game UllWW Howell,OR ocirrtsTOffice814b AppHe well tflchig n J carr Agencyu AGBH i StTV i 4 J MILL STPinckney Mich Phone UP 8 Kif ONIsetting oONE did fos it a 14days prior to such hearing, orby personal service at least five Jdays prior t0 such hearingHiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Helen M GouldCleric of ProbatoLOSTA Labrador Retriever, male,black, name of Sparky at M36Eand McGregor Road Reward HA 654980N1YI , FOR SALE7 room oil heater Ahblower 20 Kinseys ,220 Pearl StFOR SALE,Singie Rollaway Bedcomplete with mattress Marshall Meabon UP 8II04FOR SALE Fuel Oil Tanks, 275 and210 gallon capacity Jshn Keilman UP I 3 dome from the hospital Pennyuliierungfitajlsl father was mposehunting in Canada We are makingshadow boxes and the 5th gradefraction kitsSeventh Grade, Air CarrWe are studying rocks in scienceand doing a unit on South AmericaSo far we have done them on Agentine, Chile, Urgirway, and Paraguayand will do them on Peru, Bolivia and Ecuaciar We wrote and sold school papers and made over 9 Weall have a president to report onAItiFCIATiuNIn our recent bereavement some our greatest comforts have come from the kind words and deeds of sympathyfrom our Pinckney friends and neigh 4 bors Our most sincere thanks foryour kindnessesThe Family of Frank Aberdeen BERT WYSALE 3Ftn e U P 8 314 PDr BVTuesda y Thro h Saturda yt l 3 id S t o 7an d b y Appo iA C 729 l3C 0 We n Gran dBRIGHTO N 11f I JUI cs , Lk a Propert yBuhLv a Opportunitie sA You r Property wtti Broke r 50 9 Nort h Pear l PHON E U P 8316 6 r WoHs r Al l Kind s o f Rea l Estat e jUstinf SWante dMai n Offic e H A 6818 8 a t 74 1 Par ftnsr e Lak e Road , nea r N i3 2 WES T MAI N ST f PINCKNE Yhenr v Krahn A PUL L Zl l FAMIL Y WAS H I,jia t AfttaU r walking vmimtfnn d uaiUr , tak 4 iluruf k MM vki f turront t f tuU f w4rI Tc k vtr y toritt r MM tuk , witbthtatlt with ifttrtkfaifr AMI iit MM mi h suprlrMknMif sevMi riiuiiadi tiitt Rcs, evrytkinf yeu MM4 lor MMM Mida easy automatic Watkinf AJf ia a wntbar wkhpi4t nedial wjitrol AU ia tk BW O , portable RCA WHIRLPOOL Deluxe auJmatic at aa wrtrt low ADSTIS SKATERS HEAVEN fto 11 at Hartown Rollercade The 0R SALE floor is smooth maplewood Yourtfavorite music played, near Chelsyaoff US12 Coine over to rollerskate TOW PRICE RUBBER STAMPbed with box Made to Order mattress and spread 3500 A Low as 3 Line lO0,extra Une lOeUP 8o58a Stock Stamps 40c etch JFast Accurate BEUGERS RUBBER WORKSdad, mother, son and dautfhterhave WANTED rCustom Corn Pickingtun at Hartown, Roller skate Hard Call Fred Murphy UP 8 6G0S or Jav iirv, , a n,nlfIIM Ml,himes Party, Friday November li Murphy UP Sy7 1122 Wcilsssl st rinckney, Michp m Everyone dress up in od clothes For Monday parties phoioGreenwood 9911 or Greenwood F0 SALE lOZi Concord IMymoutlifOUR 01 WASHER iMAKESTHE lv HIEUVIY U Ttlphone Company 195GIZZLE SNIPIf its not in theYellow Pages maybeth no such thing t Coup Everj tiling r good about thisj Phone UP 834191OR SALERefrigerator JSCv, , Radio 000 Waihing Machine 1500 10R SALE Oil Heater in gooa contpright Sweeper 15, Living Room dition , 5 150 nce pickets 3,bobSuite 2500 sed with steel Jnnere, needs a littleEast Main412St, Pinckney paint 5 Geore KruntcnRush Lake, Phone UP 8 6629 REAL ESTATE GLADYS AND SHIRLEY HENRYPhone UP 89778 11269 HUand Ct ,HeUPinckney, Mich Salenan for King RealtyFOR REvT Modem 5 room artuent, furnshed or unfurnishedPhone UP 83143 or UP 8 3191MALE HELP WANTED Now takink applications for light press andlight welding46 N Dexter St, SALoJ sood heatingARCO INCPincknev Mich WANTED Responsible party topaymnti011stove suitable for a cottage, oil heat take ovei lower, suitable for fishing shantv nix sPinne iiano May be seenmeFIVFSr F FOlr KENT 4 rcorr apntmrnt inPinckney Gall Bgh , AC i JMH jfOR SALIij A Warm Stove, burns coal or woodFOR RENT Two Bedroom House L w Umstead 83235at Doyles Covle, Patterson with bath i r J ,,,room, partly furnished Call FOR SALE Pour Koom UP S 9704 Pnckney, I Bath 2 W sunn chwr pump with long pipe, all in ex Write Credit Manager, 19345celftnt condition noise Detroit 21 MichiganN, J Buzzard, 326 jfi Main, PinckrrMorningwith ROR RENT Upstairs apartraeutMrs Bess Henry U 8 345FOR SALE Holstein buU, 10 old ready for serviceMilton Carver 7040 Hinchey RdPAINTING Uteriwr andt OVu W ft iTAZXLUJUal 11 UK SAjbfiuiai L itate of All Knda KriSttagB Wanted,I Lavaa Building Bngftton, Mich, gfiakeman for Genld Beasoa Rath, 2 lots 3,500Dn Gardner454 Dextei St Pincknev Phohe J B Lema UPtown 9H99 1FF0R ENTHouavodwat iiFORSX ht 2 bd liin rom kitOPTOMETRISTTues and Thurs 930 to 500 Evenings by Appointment186 East Grand Biyar BERTCJPVEGETABLESFISH MEATS i r GROCERIESQUALITY ,1 MARJUT PRICESCOWtWOUS SIRVKZ LEELAVEYQntralPHONE UP 82UToaMaodoUsSawFiliu Shop LAWN MOWER SHARPENING11 i 24 BivrbankHiland Supplbs Auto ,Aittoeiotive Glcias Sbld aa4Installed3t Grand TUvwPhon B1 HowelL MichirmRTLTSORRELLWater WelL and PumpsAll Makes of Pumps ServicedDterPinckney RoadHA 6 9454 chenette and bath Call UP 44J 9Sylvester HarrisWANT9PPr n aad interior dti cratoring 25 tar enaerieaceWiLfi fje estimates M A Link, ,79 Lakeriew IrirRusk Lake, Phore UP S 170AI Septic tank ServiceLicensed and Bonded far the State of Michigaa PHONE ST 31918SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WSLLS CLEANED New Tanks nnd Linet Imitalled729 South Pleaaast SipJOHN HAJIVIY JACKION4UCBGOOD BKASON FOR BOROWXVG To Paj Doctor or To Defray School, To Get on Your Fatt tai wmk a fraelNOR budget jxjenaes have to bt ail whether joi aee them eaautagor not The coat is low becauae wemake so many leans Terms are ad joaitd to irooma The tranaitioa Irtrentien UUT credit 1MMColl Any TlmaFirst National Bank HowelL ttiehlffaaUnder Federal Superrfdoni Xeir of Federal TUsarv Corpond os and Federal Depoat laauraaceCarpcraton Alt Daposta hurxmi op to 1000 for Bach 1i FALL SEEDSFERTILIZERFARMERS FEED SUPPLY GONfiAtfY PHONE UP8 5SU f i rfwWMilliMWijBilMl fl IW 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 November 13, 1957 Description An account of the resource November 13, 1957 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 1957-11-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/6a8e57c138833cf43090c7f0e46fe791.pdf 22ab54c60dc0dcae936069c07ac5fa14 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> (view in library only)</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 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">View Digital Copies</a></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. 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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. ednsaday, November 6iItBU Last Friday night the Pine fcilvPirates traveled to Skbm4 1 , 9 iffll JSIQBB v iiyjMichigan State Agriculture jvas formulated when Representative ppMiyjanJfrtm industries and the Agriculture Commisstoo metwith Gpv Williams to decide issues Agricultures greatest fceed is a lawwhich has been proposed every year for mne years for grading and identifying Michigan grade It is called theseal of Quality biir, or Michigans best Farm representatives are united for the bill and think it failed in otheryears for iack of lively support instead pi opposition , jThey think it would fl next yearif sufficient effort is made They alsowant the Director of Agriculture to have siipena power Now be can conduct hearings but cannot order wit nesses to appear In recent cases if akey witness decidednot to appear the1whole thing was droppedCommercial sprayers should also bebrought under control At the present time there is no law controlling weedkilling insects, or oat spraying Otherrecommendations concern weights andmeasures, licensing improvement, Christmas tree cutting, labeling andslaughter housesNo one knows how many millionswill be sought next year but legisla tors sayit will be a real problemEducators expect to present a united front to the legislature with their new organization of state university,college professors and board membersThey have been studying the situation for three years One plan is to decentralize highereducation by establishing junior col lege to hanjtle two year courses Michigan State University had to limit itsenrollment to 22,500 to prevent over by a def eraahedt w of the Stoekbride Ugb school gy lt week, ran around the buildin and went outa door VAngered bacauat his atepsoa, Masder Elliotts, took the family ear,his stepfather, Praakluagar,47,ahot him in side wltfc aantun7 Elliott isin Feote hospital, Jackaon and Dugwas taken to Mason Mr aod Mas Jrover Singleton of Cornstheir annual football game wilfcPanthers The final scoreStockbridge 12, Pinckney 7 Althe Pirate lost the game, pteyed Stockbridge in thewhen they scored their Fr Alto Sckmist,SUNDAY 3fl6kuvaaer Masv630, grO, 900, 1000, 1130 A Vitar Miea8oo, l00J A MVeetday Mass 800 A, M HL McRORIE President Eisenhower revealed JaH Me Rone, who sold his his last press conference one of thehome here and moved to Tampa, principal objectives of the coming Florida, October 1, died suddenly oni NATO conference in Paris is to exThursday He contracted the flu in change nuclear ancj atomicPanthers are undefeated but the game with thealmost their downfall y8oxowful Mother NovesartltfO PMing anniversary JSY fl,house The Chuieti Fair andUnadilla is No 9Tt FowleniUe band gare CharlesHill, their director for 10 years a Vldav, P and a, Plays The first was a 29 xfrom Paul Spadefore to Garyisn In the second quarter again hit paydirt taking a 33 aiUr Kovensa480 to 680 F80 k 940 Fsupper atdeny the charge Russia iaJuxnjfl put engineers and scien,, tists faster than this country This re, suited in the satellitePresident Hatcher of the University ofMichigan wants the schools to thererman of Lansing wants ofDon Sfooup has been installedas W M of the Dexter OESMiss Rita Wash of Dexter gaveher father, George Walsh, a partyon his 80th birthdayThe Sullivan school near Dextar started a bandKimble, cashier of the his wife werei an auto crashnear U S18 near NovLThe members of Brighton Federated church gave their pastorher Howie a farewell party lastweek Ha will teach at footer CoilegeMrs Leslie Merrtt of Howellwith Mrs Jennie Derreaux and Mrs Elizabeth Smith of Evart andMrs Geneveve Vantiasel of Wyoming attended the we J ding of a relative in Chicago last weekThiffVCT broke ino the HowellMethodist Churcb last, week and rtolethe baptismal fount It ,U tJwhite marble and eighs 2uu ibBob Mauk son of Mrs AliceMauk of Howell his enrolle I atPenn tate University He has been at Michigan State State UniversityMargaret Flintoft of HoweU bareturned from a 2 months trp to the jurtfte loaaj, In the second half the Piratesdenly came to life They kicked to the Panthers to start the boys fromnot move the ballforced to punt the ballon the Pirate 28 Itte Pirates 13 play to drive was Catrary ifaBBoaitte ChartsJttV Ezsa Betcfey, Paator 5 S Supt Walter EaenMora Worship 199uuat School7iFlorida and was being flov hack toMichigan by private plane but died115 minutes before the plane landed in Willow RunHe was the son of James andnes McRorie born in Bay CtyMarch II, 1898 When a boylost both legs in a train accident but ml FlcaiOCI U wai , 5al o n c congrea nevertheles s manage d t o ge t aroun d s jona i cut s j n defens e an d researc hI ver y wel l o n artificia l legs were mad e ove r fcs objectio n le d b yGraduatin g fro m Ba y Cit y Hig h ln u J onh e with oa r allies , i n th e col d wa r Russi a o r t o discus s method s e 5in g so H e i s prevente d b y congrea fj fro m disclosin g gom e o f thes e secrets I H e sai d thi s secrec y ha s no t seeme d t o affec t Russi a much , h o ha s forg e d ahea d o f u s scientificall y an d prov e d i t b y launchin g th e firs t satellite Th e presiden t als o sai d th e congrea let h Annua l Li nmunit yi f k m KJftoc Calvar y iui tCburo h Jtti v 1 r0 13 , 90 0 t o 110 0Ctaa s fu r Ai l Age , 4 an a U P School, h e attende d colleg e n dtaugh t schoo l to r a numbe r o f years H e wa s superintenden t o f th e Gregor yschoo l durin g thi s time Hi s healt hfaile d an d h e wa s a oatien t a t th eMich Stat e San nea r Howel l fo r a , V 2 numbe r o f years Followin g this , the cou fntr y of warnin gfamil y move d t o Pinckne y wher e the y l as far KaS H19 f5 5 thftt JS live d unti l las t October Survivin g jn g ahea d o f us Th e Hoove r com 1 m wife , Magdalene , an d a dau g sslon thcn i n thei re P JMrs Vern a Mille r o f Lapeer Ther e arme d force s wer e no t sufficientl yg th e mea t ax e tha t mad e them Houn d do g Wilso n i s ou t o f th e cabi ne t no w an d hi s successo r Gen e Mc Elro y ha s restore d th e cu t i n resear dtha t Wilso n made Sor t o f lockin gth e bar n afte r th e hors e i s stolen Thi swh o complete d nin e ou tte n passes , th e las t on e good to actWakefiel d fo r nin e yard s an d tlg Pirat e touchdown Kenned y c c e d an d th e scor e wa s no w Stoc k12 , Pinckne y 7 Thi s wa s al l iscorin g eithe r ftam could do , althoi ith e Pirate s ha d th e bal l o n4 0 yar d lin e whe n th e fina l tHiwn ioff Ther e i s n o gam e thi s we bu t nex t Wednesda y th e Pirate s trave lI t o Sout h Lyo n fo r thei r fina l leagu e o f th e Lake s game , i f th e Pirate sthe y wil l finis h th e seaso n vit h aord , 4 win s n d 4 kthe y Ipse , th e recor d wil lan d fiv e losses O n Mond 1 , th e Pirat e Jr Varsit y vpla y the Souii i Lyo n Jr Varsit yVeteran s Memoria l Fiel d hckney I f yo u wan t to seefobtb w star s o f Prn and watc h thi s game The Pmpie s tburci i Undenominationa l M 0 Wtt betwee n Unadill a an dAlctmStrtet s liv Brook s Sanders , Pasto rSimaa ikhoo l 94 1 a m ,IJorrJ bWWftW r 15C a mYouth Lrreu p 1,0 0 p mrrie e 80 0 p mg Choir Practis e 80 0 pm Acrol t Praye r Meetin g 80 0 uYout h Prayer , Grou p 70 0 p n K ft w ar e fiv e grandchildren , a brother , Wil lia m o f Auburn , a sister , Mrs To mBair d o f Ba y Cit y an d a sister , Grac eo f Gran d Rapids Th e funera l wa s Sunda y a t th e Pin y Cog 1 church , RevT Winge r of , J mma Ming Buria l wa s i n Pinckne y j cemetery Stockbridg e Lodg e No I13 0 jxemplifie d th e Masoni c burial servic e at th e grave sscrwvaforeCv dDinne r wa s serve d t o 4 2 relative sa t Pilgri m Hall A nephew , To m Daird , playe d i ea t th e grraveside daring an d imaginativ e i n thei r ap proac h t o radicall y ne w weapon s an dsystem s an d mor e mone y shoul d b espen t fo r research Congres s regard e d i t a s a wofe J increasin g th e a cut instea d o fropriation Th ecos t a lo t o fan d a s a rule , thei r report s hav ebee n ignore d b y congress tv J W Wpgtr ,Btmiaj r fchMl 9 0tral g WtnW p 4 5Wa qkot iiiaiji i , a m atlo n cos lafte r graduatio n whe n the y g o t owork Secondl y rf e suggest s a fre e col leg e cours e fo r 2 year s t o b e taugh t i nthej r ow n hig h school s fro m 4 to 9p m an d durin g th e summer H eay 4 0 pe r cen t o f th e freshme n wh oenrot f i n colleg e fai l t o star t thei rthir d year FUItJR E HOMEMAKER S O F AMERIC APinckne y Hig h Schoo l ha s forme d achapte r o f F H A i n Mrs Crowell slom e Economic s Department Th ecolor s ar e re d an d white The y stan dfo r yout h an d purity Th e flowe r i sth e Re d Rose , Th e mptt o i s For war d Ne w HorifcQns Th e goal s ar e1 T o promot e bette r famil y living 1 opportunitie s ope n t o the m i n hom e2 t o hel p member s understan d th eeconomics 3 to understan d ou rneighbor s bot h a t home an d abroad 4 t o provid e trainin g fo r eac h chap ter membe r forparticipatio n i n home ,schoo l an d communtt y activities Th e presiden t i s Denis e Davis , vic epresiden t Carol Gerycz , secretar yiheil a Hanks , treasure r Jeannett elark , reporte r Sharo n Griffiths , par liamentaria n Shirle y Kinsey historia n1 Lind a Nash , SO M leader , Dian a Cor iiarma , chapterFisor , Mrs CroweQ Th e firs t meetin g wa s nti d Oct 25 iV e ha d a Hallowee n part y Cfctobe rCrowell s hous e a tW e dance d an d KO T refreshment s w epopcorn , cide r an d doughnuts ,f 2o d Denis e Davis , Shirle y Kin and Mar y Kell y wen t wit h Mrs rowe U t o a F A Fal l Regiona llich H A COMMUNICATIO Novembe r X , 193 ALBERT FRAN K ABERDEE Ni Alber t Fran k Aberdee n o f Portig c1 Alber t Fmn k Aberdee n o f Portag eLak e die d suddenl y Monday H ewa s salesma n fo r th e Minneapoli sI Woole n Mill s an d wa s take n wit ha hear t attac k abou t 9 am o n Bake rRd sout h o f Dexter H e wa s foun da s foun dunconsciou s an d take n t o St Josep hfor m school 3 Count ycet t an d rey Faw o f Ho wawarde d Mich tat University schoDaihipsA comnitt is working in Howellfor a cooperative nursery school MIM Mae Sweitser of McPhersonBnk who broke her hip in a ravolting door at the J LHudson CoPetrolt has been taken to Sparrowhosbital, LansingNEW ARRIVALSA baby boy cam to the home ofMr and Mrs Gilbert Grainger oChubbs Corners last week Born to George JohnsonDoris Umstead Oct 80, a sonBorn Ubnra ClarkAnn Arbor ,Laz atWilliamIjntner tLois McDonnell of Rushton Oct 30 at St Joe hosptsl, AnnArbor, a daughter Leslie Martha,wt 810 She has a brother, IShean4 months, flrrandparents, Mr and Mrs Howard Lintner and Mrs McDonnellto William Goejding and wifweek a yirLBorn to Mr and MrsPrank bailey Loraine Hull Friday at DL troit Oeteopathk hospital a 4 Ib sn Born to Roy Curts and wife Oct ANNUAL LF iSTON VISLivingston Lodge No 76 m a d etheir 4th visiteluding Tinybf ifst wek Masons went inof Dexter, Barney W,ln and friend from Ann ArbordavFl7nHCarS lMasons Jeft here Friay and oneElHs and For the post several months we havebeen asking your help in raising fundsfor educating mentally retarded children in this area We wish now totake the time tp thank you for allthat you have done to help us rv , We are at the present time sending tober boy to school and u rcd deceased was bora in Quincy,about to 2, 1898, the son ofj Alexander and Anne Aberdeen He lived in Detroit for a number ofyrs where he was a salesman On926, he married WiniTwenty years ago hea one hov t0 scho1 and about to frcd Comem Twenty years ago heMnd anher If we hear of others 1 bouht a home at Portage Lake andand have funds t0 heP them wc mVed here Whcre thcy have since resdedshall It is through our efforts thatwe have been able to accomplish these resdedHe was a past patron of Pinckneythings and only through your efforts can we hope to continue helping theseb dRudotoh Koannl tlellier Baun, things and only through your efforts haPter No 14 OES and started in,ot H wePPn beorfe Meabon mn u Krkrw t nfmB Krt tuc ne in Livincston Lcxoe Nn 7r, KutSK8 VoveIIs Wilson, Percy n Arbor man hadNorm Miller wasSwarthout and Martin boys and any others that might need e had t0 retire after serving as juniorhelpis not the onlyWe are too few1 Ah r , at Clearine other cabins are at Lovdevoted to 9j the county Someent bow and arrow hunting andClaude Swarthout got a deer The banquet was at the Lewiston ictempleis, Livingston Lodge J on their own X VanSlamthe east and Lawrence iC work of theteam was nearly letter Wilson gave theafter lodge closto cards and severalwas made Sunday andcar got back about 63v pmcar ye editor was in broke down necessitated a 2 hour wait atcame Tne Happy Threaders met at Mrsatelir Halls Tuesday evening, Octo L to elect their officers and organefetneTT 4H dub Ann Menke was eletttf presiierjt OaU Gustaf son,Jim Pi iSifflUIgjjjtolBtSU secretary tfi work together members of KathieMrs APrfiFCMTWWI wish to expree my thanks to myfriends and neigbon Also the OESNo 145 of Pinckney and the Paat Matrons Club and the LAS of theConl church fop their lovely flowar, plants, cards, gifts and visitswhile at Sparrow Hospital Lansingand at my home My Best Wish to all Mrs Its a small world When ye editor companions went into a Loveils iurant for breakfasfSnBday morn, they met Earl Ward Jr and family of Pingree there thing that we need,to do all the thinjdone We are, therefore, invitingeach and every organization in townand any interested parties to attendour meetings We would like to have your organization represented by threepeople These three people will carryone vote and assure your organiza tion a voice in the distributing of themoney and asure each person in yourorganization of having constant knovv of our worksnext meeting will be Dec 2ndat the home of Brandon White Wehope that this will give you suficienttime to name your committee andhave them, present if you so desire Thanks for the help that you havegiven and we hope that you will continue to give You have something to be proud of in this fund Pleasehelp it grow to be a lasting community projectSincerely,Educational FundCommitteette 4 girls who bad their ma Langido before the 700TBAU TZS SKATERS HEAVEN to 11 at Hartown Eollercade Thefloor is smooth maplewood Yourfavorite music played, near Chelsea off US12 Come over to rollerskaUdad, mother son anT daughterhavtfun at Hartewn, Rolftr skate HardTimea Party, frfday November U p m Everyone dreat up in old For Mondayparties phoneMX or Greenwood 4H HANDICRAFT 4H Handicrmft enrollment willThursday nijrht, Nov 7 at 7 p min the baatmant of te town hallAUnew nembevs mutt have, one of their parrots with them at thismtttaf I Also fet your fair prmiummonejr at this meetingManshaU Mtabon, leader warden where he had a heart attackSurviving are his wife, a son, David,Chi d This article appearing in anAugusta, Georgia paper and supported byRep A A Foster, Jr, ofAljgnta, Oastates the American Resettfement Foundation has obtained an option ona 75,000 mansion in Washington, DC near the home of Vice President Richard Nixon and is moving a negroamily there with 10 or 15 children, Nixon has been one of the leaders in Washington againsts eyregatiaiLHaadded this group will locate other negro families in swank norjbern resi dential circles Investigation in Wash ington has so far railed to substantiate any such option being taken Onto support the southsdesegregation We do not understand the attitudeof the Detroit churches in opposing the project to hold basket ball clinicsm the Detroit schools to be sponsored by the breweries there1 Back last yearwhen the Michigan Republican controlled legislature passed the schoolaid bill making schools, dependent onthe beer, liquor and cigarette tax for hi g rsupport as most of the legisla hh bg , on, David,of Chicago, and 2 brothers, Alex nnder of North Weymouth, Mass,and William of Woonsockett, Mas The funeral will be Thursday at kpm at the Congl Church, RevWinger officiating Burial will be in Cadillac Memorial Cemetery, Garden CityLADTEJS AUXILIARYYoung Ladies Auxiliary of the will met with Mrs MaryMeabon Thursday, Nov 4 at 8 pm Lets have a good turnout and getin the swing f church activitiesFor transportation phona Rosgmary WhitlayThe Murray Kennedys, Lloyd Hendees and Ambrose Kennedys haretickets for the MichS StaUNatr Same football game SaturdayThe Bill Kuhn family of Livoniacalled on the Jack Young family Sun dayM J, Reason and wife were Sunday guestshv Detroit of Mrs Florenet ArtWe thought horse swifting went f l ftgout of style with the pawing, of old westbut 3 local boximse in the county detention hotrf a thateharge They are alleged to have talten a horse belonging, to Vyra Fotttrof Plaiitfeld Sunday asfht end sol4CAWe wiiKtO fHANUour appreciatWe wiiKtO j ppion to our Mauri and neighbors fortheir kindness and sympathy during t My andQaJl Gustafson0AUGHTBBSThan h 10 Ann Arts SPECIAL NOTICEwhft anyourDonaW yato to th MaeBortts aad DrBartonBthal Boiltn, local dealersforGrant Dunning, eocsntydied of aheart attack f thtfIcwa gram Saturday H taught at their wtors were church members we wonder why the churches did not get busywith their opposition and argumentsthen As they now accept liquor aidto keep the schools running if the liquor interests want to aid them fur ther whats the difference A surveyjust published purportsto show thatone out of every three high schoolstudents drinks This is nothing to getalarmed about as we think the ratio vhen we attended high school wlfbout the same r The names of the IrXri sweepstakewinners were announced last week As usual a number of Michigan residentswere winners Tnes avveepstake tickets cost 3,50 each and conaMer ng the thousands sold in Michiganjach year the winners are only a dropin the bucket However their winninsfiTre mostly on paper as by thetinJ the federal government Itheir cut out of it it is reducedderab For instance out of a140,000 winning ticket the govern ment takes 102,000, out of a 56,000ticket 31,320 from a single man and523,000 from a married one out Ofne for 28,000 it takes ll980 and 8,520 from a marriedrrfan A lotteryhas been advocated in this country to raise money for the gjiyenment, butU Always turned tewn The government put them on in Ireland, England, Cuba and other countries Thjf country allows them to be sold indiscrioi nately here antHben M tut otof thtm by wayoffdesvWl Hm,Taflant Lnrill mm,LI V1NGTOW LODG CALENDAJtif 8 jlmi BA 4efreea No WtFC aaJNisDa 1 VtetioBf fOffcers,OytrSupper , ki vv Mgat YptilimtiOPKN HOtTSK SUNDAY, NOV Utt aehao l fo r Retarde daat t load , Britn Bwif l noi d aoa n aeoa ftondav Net No b T y7mJ ijjr vjvWednesday, November 0, 1 tees for Halloween put oa a fineparty Our Mlehiffan unit is buildingup slowly There n still quite a few abftesit with illness Our new pupilsare Doyle McNiehoU of Hamburgand Virginia and Russell Strank cf Chicago We now have 30 in ourroomSixtlr Grade, Mrs, TascfiWe had our Halloween party We prizes for tile best and most original costume Cheryl VanNonnan1 had the most original, prettiest,Cari ol Pendergast funniest Beth Minock,i hardest to guess, Thomas Antaya, We had cider and taffy apples i We have a new pupil Pauline Eich jaond from South DakotaFifth and Sixth, jar Meyerwere sojry to hear of Mr MeRones death We had a nice Halloween party Mrs Schroder furnisheded the cider and the pupils thei cakes,Pam Seefelds cousin from Ann Aibor visited here over the weekendJudy Reynolds is looking for the ovvner of a black and white kittenshe found Jerry VanSlambrook rode hia pony over to Rusty VanNoraansi Saturday John Schroeder who had bis tonsils out is back in schoolLarry Bond is on the sick list THiAHOWBUAfrTues Wed, Thurs Sow , , 7Jasaes Cagaey and Dorotay Malea MAN OF A THOUSAND FACBsT abo CartoonFriday, Saturday, Nov 8, 9 Oast Feaiur James Dean plays kisuelf isTHE JAMIS9 DEAN STORT alsoGeoffe Montgomery BLAtTHE NEW MACKNAC BRIDGE jS OPEN TO TRAFFIC Total length 17,908 ft Dept of piers 552 ft below water 206 ft,diameter of cables 24Va inches, wires in cables car fee 325 bus fare 5c Note ut 48 Yesrs AgeMrs Nettie Vaughn has been installed as worthy matron of PinckneyChapter No 145 OESThe Methodist church serves achicken pie supper Nov 20 at theopera houseHerbert Cope is visiting his wife hereOrla Glen was married to Ann Abramson Nov 5 at the home of herparents, Mr and Mrs Claus Abramham, Oceola, by Rev Hartley Cans field Deputy Sheriff Dan Ratz of How ell was in town on business MondayA Weils Bennett and Richard Wright12876, wt of bridge 66,400 tons, j of Howell were here Thursday in Mr Wrights auto They were in a hunt, , rjg fling contest and scored 150 pointsGrade School New but the other Mt won Sunday, Monday, Nor 10, IIMatinee Sunday 230 p si teal Sheree North, Tony RandallNO DOWN PAYMENTCaiticn and NoveltyTues, Wed, Thors, Nov 12, 13, 14Gina Lollobrigida, Anthony Qainn inHUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME in CinemaScope and Color Cartoen andNevelty, iti SYLVANTHEATRE ,Thure Fri, Sat, Nov 7, 8, t DoubU FeatareTHE GIANT CLAW WithJeff Morrow and Maia CerdtyalsoTH NIGHT TH1 WORLB EXPLODEDKftthryn Grant and William LeelieJohn Mclntyre and family haveiLndergarten , Mrs Parks moved on the Silas Barton farm DickWe thank the mothers who help Jeffreys will work for them Jed at our Halloween partyCarol Ann W B Darrow, cobbler, was adjGoodin has a new baby sisterTeriy j vertising taps, 60c, womens, 40c, and Russell has 4 pigs Jerry Colone j childrens, 25cand his brother have bunk bedsSome l7 Webberville farmers charged one took Laura Bell jackolantem Wlth sellmS watered milk were finedIen Blade dad has a power awn l each and 427 costsmower, Dick Southers dog plays ball rith him Carolyn Blades and KarenKaiser have new TVsFirs ljrad Mrs k ,,, ,, ,, states be haLee Davis helped rake leaveEdna t , ,Pesola has a new birdCarol Curt has new baby brother named Jerry rkr r , J Chrissie Titzsimmons has enrolled Sun, MOIL, Tues, Nov 10, II, 12Dynamite Double BillSal MineoTHE YOUNG DONT CRYThe milk case of the State of Michigan vs Marshall Sopp ended in ai disagreement IA lettcrfrom Mrs Mary Mannstates an Unr, moved to Eugene, Ore James Whit more and Carroll NtuhNO TIME TO BE YOUNGwithRobert Vaughn Thur, Fri, Sat, Nov 14 ,15, 16 HI NCHBACK OF NOTRE DAMEer, Mrs LucyjRina Lobrigida, Anthony QuinaBilly Downs had company Saturday Alvin McCartys father is in the in the intermediate deptThe Junor class held a poverty jDald T he R G Webb home, Nov IEE miWH1TMORWORE HOT WATER WITH EDISONS NEWELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICE3nfy electric water heaters give you all these important advantages IS Efficientthe heat goes into the water8 Install anywhereneed not be near a chimneK Long lifemeets rigid Edison standardsB Fastnew, more efficient heating elementsB Automatichot water aiways on tapB Outer shellcool to the touch all overC3 SafecleanquietmodernB Edison maintains electrical parts without charge some stones that look like gold forthe science table David Jones fatherlias a new car Janice Gydes mother has some new dishesSecond Grade, Mrs JohnsonLinda Zezulkas dog was run overSunday Penny Reynolds found a kit ten and is keeping it Linda Whitleyvisited her cousin at Utica Sunday Ricky Tury visited his grandmotherOury in Detroit Sunday SusanBaughn entertained hei ns Sunday Becky Read rode her friends pony Saturday, Mary Blades has some new Siamese catsj Second Grade Mrs Anderson Karen Huseman has a new puppyand kiten Carlene McCarthy has apolice dog puppy Marjorie Queens, berry visitd her aunt Saturday Herdad went hunting Pat Gallowayheard his friend Danny Atwell onthe radoGwen Hudson hurt her knee Halloween Ricky Wilson fell out of , Mrstop bunk and hurt his nose C eTJxird Jrade, Mn, Henry s father got me, NovPrizes were awarded for the bestcostumesD M Monks has purchased an IHFail banks Morse gasoline engine ofGlenn Gardner to pump water with,E L Topping of Plainfield sprained his wusi cranking his auto lastweekNotes m 25 Years Age The Democrats won the electionby a landslide Franklin D Roosevelt was elected president William Cornstock, governor Claude Cady, congressman Henry Howlefr, state re presentative In the county, HenryFinley, sheriff Gene Fay, treasFrank Knight, supt of poor, allDemocrats won25 attended the Kings Daughtersmeeting Thursday at the home ofMrs M J Hoisel Carmen Leland Friday, Saturday, Nov 8, 9Double FeatureTHE NITE the WORLD EXPLODEDWithKathryn Grant, William Leslie i JetTHE GIANT CLAW WithJeff Morow and Mara CCordaySun, Mon, Tues, Nov H, o 12 THE JOKER IS WTLD AlsovAtlee joined thetop bunk and hurt his nose I cir5e Tbinl rade, Mn, Henry ,e Cm and Virinia HoiJ Dennis Holcombs father got 4 Si Program squirrel and a rabbit We are doing th E1ySf j1 Pertainedreadin, unit on the circus We Sfi wS will make a circus out of boxesKenny nf innBrn, w J y , i3i, u i v i , ingerson, unt Mesaames Ninai llsher is back in school Carolyn Hall FHith Vrci va iind U1OJA i A j v nail, L,Jiin VunoIHITlorOOkj JOC GCHT Jeanne Cram, Beverly Garltnd VisU Vsion if ew Color CtrtomWed, Thurs Nov, 13, 14SHEPHERD OF THE HILLSn d New Color Cartooq4 Au ndds up to the best water heating service ever provided in Southeastern Michigantek your plumber or appliance dealer DETROIT EDISON1Haflwrten patted off hut quietly ,ign was put in Dr Duffeys yard AWitk a ffimmum of damage tnd win For Sals sign waa set on J Bumig Hit trick and treaten farm John says he does notintendf by 6 p m in most cases, to sell out until he retires and movesour home and supplies ran Up to Lovells in the home he intendTat 8 p in when they quit coming I to build thereI police patrolled the town, order1tk etdtf boys home by 10 p m DT Sherry , a BritisJi scientist,tad 190k some of the small children eaim to b able to determine sex by passing male sperm throujh anelectrical field He says ht has usedit on rabbits and in human insemi nation and it is 80 Cr succssful He claims he will have it perfected by I960 We often wonder to what extent artificial human insemination s practised Most religious organ i illiamSDXNG AKusual some of the tots5 and 6 mries away and bags for their loot A were topped Over and Wylies sheep were turn6 Hit school grounds ClareIfltiad tw of them ia her tfstfi the streets were lit IKSE 6d Rirer9 Hewtfl, Mich Phone MeriU 7F Fisher is back in school V4JM nail MIin VanSlambrook, Joe GeirBlades uncle got a deer Doug Wing hart, Audrey Snively nd Hazeler has new toys John Tasch visited Chambers Jimmie Baughn Gregory Dahl Friday Haine caught an opossuman was hit in the head by a stone Friday in the Bullis swamp and treat girl friend was od his frinri tn a ubitten by a dog and had stitches tak Monday possum anqueten Linda Clough visited her cousin, i 22 Democrats from Pinckney atpLaUaS tnCW TV Itended the rally at Howe11 FridavFourth Grmde, Mrs CampDeTl night Judge Lacey of Detroit andWe enjoyed our Halloween party Edmund C Shields of Lansing spokeand parade around the rooms Denn i Maurice Kelly with Charles Guidot 1 is Parker who had a Chinese costume of Portage Lake hunted duck near Bay won first prize and represents our tv last week,room in the school picture Our cup Sixteen members of Livingstoncakes and cider were fine Our class LodSc gave C V VanWinkle a fare thank all mothers who sent cup wcl1 Partv as Friday night He is thecakes, cider apples, paper cups and oWcst member of Livingston LodgenapkinsOur visitor sHalloween were d was raised in 1875 by HobartMesdames Parker, VanNormanWy Jwitchell, an early master He is oHe, Hendee and Geary Bonita Lee is in t0 ng to live with his son,KirkyGeary Bonita Lee our future teacher She somes evefy k W Marion Davis crnstalkt, etc izations condem it and brand aliistaiM aroua4 Reads ekikkea recnlttic from it iUigitimaie 5511 fUPPUXSWM Paintrag Letaeaa Also Ceramic PalmsPhone Howell TITEast 8rmad Btrer week We are taking home daily the ckney beat St Thomas highjsaper we saved from our files so scno1 of Ann rbor 7 to 0 last Friwe can show our parents our school day in a rignt ame Murray Ken work nedy scored the touchdown and RusPifth Grade, Mrs filler ScI1 Rcad got the extra Pint u snPwWe had TB testsodayThis is Am m the mornin6 and Wincs ficd werican Art Week cni r hav our i muddy The ame Was fuI1 of arguwater colors on exhibit We are work and me f pIayers narly IFYooArtOiYour Pttt LonjfHoursiot Dtfu Floid bsjitak it k he had been drinking and beaten hitwife English was called and was matat the door by Hess who bad a shot Btt took It away frgaiDUPATCS Wednesday, November 6iThe Piadney DispatehEntered ai Second CU 3 Matter at PoftofkcAt of March 8, 1877I 14 Soutk Howeil atPiMfaMyOMi Subscript Nee fUO a Yamr IStore The Eouett Clark family of Howspent Sunday with Mrs G WClark Robert Tasch and wife attended,the MichIowa foot ball gmv inAnn Arbor which was last Saturday They were dinner guests oftbit Robbie Robinsons ttero IJohn Tasch spent thewith Jimmy Baughn week, tadGROCERIES ORYtiOODSSENT FURNISHINGS t Gretchen Taseh wjin iniiiittt Cera m of Ann Arbor spent Saturday atI Evanton 111, at the Northwestern home coming1 gameThe Pettysvlle Civic Aasn willhave a card party a the Pettysvilb School Nov 9 at 8 p m Public i invitedJOOD SHOE Wagoners Grocery466 PINCKNE Y ROA Djlit y Merchandis eLOWPRICE SBee r an d Wb e T o Tak e 0 tPMON E H O WEL L 705J 2 IIsabe l Nas h o f An n Arbo r spen tSunda y wit h th e Alber t Shiileys Nanc y Spittle r spen t th e we kwit h Nanc y Spittler LINGERI E1fc M9tilitl , nt defensiv e driv drivin g wit hcav e tha t acci 4ar e avoide d n o matte fwha t th e ethe r drive r does PINCKNE Y RAINBO W GIRL SPa n cak eBrun cA t Pinckne y Masoni c Templ eNov1 0Adult , lltt ChiWre m 7i i Sirring 9 a t o 1 p Th e stat e experience d he r annua l mil k strik e las t week I t wa s a stru ggl e betwee n 2 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Walle dLak e calle d o n Mrs Edit h Ca wSunlay Mesdame s Harr y Baile y an dt Eele n McAfe e attende d churc h a tClris t ChurchCranbrook , Thursiay Som e o f ou r loca l boy s thrcKyh t Hcllowce n laste d 2 daya e an d veu tani n o n th e nigh t o f Nov 1 , An ethe r shee p wa s locke d in th e school Th e Gul f Statio n ic e hous e wa s pu tin th e middl e o f th e stree t blockin g tratiic No t satisfie d the y go t 1 0chicken s o f Dr Schende n o n Mi6 Wan d turne d the m loos e o n th e squar eHu t th e stal e polic e an d Marsha Egele r wer e waitin g fo r the m an dcaugh t 6 boys 3 juvenile s wei e re j leased Th e othe r 3 spen t th e nigh t in th e count y aatil e an d pai d 1 0 fine stn d cost Marshal l Egele r say g h e, wa s onl y abl e t o roun d u p 2 3 chic ktn s a s som e wer e foun d dead Murra y Kenned y an d wif e wer ein Detroi t las t Wednesday Denis e Kenned y an d Ada m Bon asic k o f An n Arbo r calle d o n th e Mu rra y Kennedy s cyunday lira Eleano r Ledwidge , Kevi nLedwidg e an d famil y an d Davi d Le dwidg e wer e Sunda y dinne r guest so f Mrs Raymond a Morri g an d tw odaughters IrvJn J Kenned y an d wif e spen tfro m Thursda y t o Sunda y wit h th eAmbros e Kenned y famil y i n Pcntiac Thursda y t o Sunda yTh e Andre w Nesbit t spen tiia y wit h Mrs Lillia n Wyli e i n De xter Georg e Thompso n suffere d a heai tattac k an d wa s take n t o Veteran shospital , An n Arbor, H e cam e hom eMonday Mr an d Mrs Do n Gilber t an d Mi Ann a Seefel d o f An n Arbo r calle do n th e Rober t Seefeld s Sunday SGeorg e VanNorma n wa s i a Mi lwauke e las t week Fenni e Monk s an d Nelli e Gardne rwer e Sunda y dinne r gues s o f th eAndre w NesbitU I Mrs Carme n Porte r attende d Whit e Shrin e Clu b meetin g a tFarmingto n Sunday Mrs Virgini a VanNorman , Her bBrya n an d wife,Sadi e Moran , Mi ldre d Miller , Rober a Amburge y an dEv a Enquis t attende d th e installs io n o f tile Strathmor e OE S in Detroi tWednesda y nigh t wher e Mrs Edit hGarne r wa s installe d a s W M Th e Rainbo w Girl s gav e a slu mber part y a t th e hom e o f Jola n Po rte r Saturda y night Geral d an d Rona H Swarthou tspen t th e wee k a t thei r cabi n a tDougla s Lake Th e Norma n Miller s an d Claud eSwarthout s spen t th e wee k en d a tLovell Th e Gerr y Henry s an d Do n Dal ie r o f Detroi t spen t Sunda y wit hth e L J Henrys Th e Gen e Sheha n famil y o fArbo r wer e Sunda y quest s o fLouis e Shehan Albert Shirle y an d wif e wei e Su nda v caller s o f th e Gayl e Shirley s a ta t Woodlan d ake nr e GeFMeeSkthR MF2HFMM MTh e Maynar d Clar k famil y o fMancheste r calle d o n th e Walte rClar k s Sunday Mr Robert a Amburgey , Herber tBrya n an d wife , Sadi e Moran,GeorK Enquis t an d wif e Mr , an d Mr Jame soy d attende d th e Brighto n instal la t Woodlan d Lake Isabel l Ni h o f An n Arbo r spen tth e week end wit h Mrs , Rut h Ritter Th j MacMna c Bridg e wa s opene dFrida y wit h grea t ceremony Claud eSwarthou t an d Marti n 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Satur da y a t th e Reube n Gentne r hom e inAn n Arbor Norber t Lave y o f Detroi t wa g aThursda y dinne r guest 3 o f th e Mer li n Laveys Th o Harol d Heusma n famil y o fYpsilant i spent Sunda y witi i tho E dwi n Sprouts Th e On a Campbell s spen t th e weeken d in Lansin g an d sa w th e Masoni cparad e o f 5 2 decorate d car s wit h th egran d lodg e officers Mrs Sadi e Mora n entertaine d h rbridg e clu b Tuesda y i ,Dau t forge t th e pancak e breakfai tpu t o n a th e Masoni c Templ e Sunday ,Novembe r 10 , startin g a t 90 0 a m l y Pinckne y Rainbo w Girls Joh n Lundee n an d wif e o f Berkle ycalle d o n th e Franci s Shehan s Su nday Alber t Dinke l ver e i n Linde n Sa turda y a t th e W F Clos e home jTh e Rober t Pik e famil y calle d o nih o Ersto n Clark s o f Unadill a Satu ra urday Th e Jame s Whitle y famil y spen tSunda y wit h hi s sster , Mrs Leonar dFishe r an d famil y i n Utiea Mrs , Velm a Knap p an d childre nhav e move d int o th e hom e o f th e lat eMrs Gertrud e Hick s o n Pear l St Mrs a n Meabo n acte d a s su btitut e teache r Frida y fo r Mrs Iren eMille r i n hig h schoo l Thursday Th e Kennet h Zil l famil y o f Syf acuse , N L spen t th e wee k en d a t th eHar k Nas h home Mrs Mar y Baughn , Donn e an dBarbar a wer e Sunda y guest s o f th eFran k Clark s o f Milford Mrs Jenni e Shanjclan d Marti no f Toledo , Ohio , Rue l Coniwa y o fAn n Arbo r an d C W Hooke r an dwif e wer e wee k en d callero f Mrs An n Jenni e Hooker Mr s Dant forge t th e pancak e breakfas tCoal an d Fue l Oi lWil l Soo n B e Neede dW e Hav e Th eFUE L OI LAn dTh e Ber t o fW k CA N STIL L IAK E CAR E 1O UI HOfcY rhweiiA S119 UaxierLumber, Coal, Fuel DEXTER MICHIGANCoalAT SUMM PRIQfiftOflHEfcffiftS i n A KHONE 24 Howett, Incorporated WSState BankHowe Pinckne7 of Fnfe Bankina OSAVING MONEY NOWADAYSbut thousands are doing itHigh prices taxes iti noteasy to save these days But,, spending is still a matter of making choices So, if youchoose, you can 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i n th eYello w Page s mayb ethere s n o suc h thing FOR SALE A pai r o f Frenc h Door san d Hardware Mrs Joh n Colon ePhon e U P 8314 5 WANTED Expierence d bookeep rwou d Ik e bookeepin 1 an d genera loffic e wor k t o d o in m y home Ca ngiv e excellen t references j Laur a Walker , 133 1 EaM36,Pinckne yI FO R SALE Oi l Heate r i n goo d con dHio n 5 , 15 0 fenc e picket s 3,bo bsle d wit h stee l runners , need s a littl epain t 5 Georg e Brunto nRus h Lake , Phon e U P 8 662 9 LOW PRIC E RUBBE R STAMP SMad e o Orde r A Lo w a a I Lin e llOOextr a Hm e S eStoc k Stamp 40 e eae h Fas t Accurat e BBROERS RUBBS RWORK S1112 2 Weima n S t Pfaiakaejr , Midi REA L ESTAT B Pifickn eVEGETABLE SQUALIT YMARK1 T PRICE SCOURTEOU S SERVIC E FOR SALE Sprin g an d Mattress ,Refrigerator2, Floor Type Radios5 and 10 Singer Sewing Machine,Treddle Model with Electric Motor Call after 630 p m UP 8 OR SALf ral ot wood heafngstove suitable for a cottage, oil heater, suitable for tfoTfing shanty, pit cbwr pump with long pipe, all in eelent conditionN, J Buzzard, 326 Main, PincknrvFOR SALE 12 guage double barrelShotgun 22 repeating rifle, both infine shape at 212 East Main St in Finckney UP 8 3186,MADJFOR SALb A WarmStove, burns coal or wood L W Umstead, UP 83235FOR SALE Four Koom ft Bath, 2 lots 3,500Don Gardner454 Dextei StPinekneyLavan BaildJig Brighton, Mtafa OPTOMETRISTTues and Thura 980 to 500 Briningg by Appointment186 Eait Grand Rhprt Morningta with GLADYS AND SHIRLEY HaWRYPhone UP 877811269 Hiland Ct ,IUITPinckney, MichSalesman for King RealtyFOR RENT Modem 5 room atrthient, furnshed or uniurniihedPhone UP 83143 or UP 8 SI9IWANTED Responsible party tolake over low monthly payments onspinnet piano, May be seen locallyWrite Credit Manager, 19345 Livernoise, Detroit 21 MichiganROR RENT Upstairs apartnaeatMrs Bess Henry U 8 34510JOR SALEkeaiXitatectf Liatfage WantedSaksman for Geild Beaton BIBT WYLWOP FOR SALE Holsteinold ready for serviceMilton Carver 7040 Hinchey RdPAINTING inr0f 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 06, 1957 Description An account of the resource November 06, 1957 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 1957-11-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/44a236d4ec1c6d986467922c73fb9d32.pdf 58607e76b543312479d78a0af1931bca 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> (view in library only)</li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. vJlR, , i i cywfsKsrWedBMday, October 30, 1957No 48leuseHoI V Local Man Named to Board ofDirectors of New Banking Business MANCHESTER WINS tl to 0Manchester team which had hadmly ona ofoaV in 4 joars was too weU trained for Pinck Fr Aiftort Scamiit, PastotSUNDAY MASSKSSummer Masses6S0, 800, 900, 1000, 1130 A M WVter Masses800, 1000 A Mney and had little winning Weekday AUM OU A, M In 1966 industrial wages were er in Michigan than anywhere else , in the nation 9498 per week Nevada j is 2nd with 9210, Montana 3rd ot 9220, Ohio 9000, Indiana 8668,llinois 8425, Wisconsin 8298,New Jersey 8020, Penn, 8020 and Now7898Hourly wages in Michigan were CurrentCcH man interference who did not heai n 4The First Federal Savings and Loan Association will hold open house M the toilers and take Friday, after Novenna Devors ine first reaerai savings am wi IWM xi u my uw w n Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd at the building on East Grand hm out of Mester scored Saturday 430 to 5oO River in Howell in the new Shopping Center Tho new organization will r timg q order Qn widt 8SQ U 900make various types of loans and will pay 3 percent interest on Savings j iWeplng tnd r, Jerry Shadley Pr MAccounts county and the community have long noeded such an iiutitutUm dimax4 a 7 yddrive by going 8yards for a touchdown Jerry Meyerscapped n 8 y4 drive by going yds, for the 2nd than van 58 yds todue to its expanding economic growth, Similar institutions in otherhave flourished for many years The directors and officers are all county people Harold Sutton is tf executive vice president aad acting manager, Ira Jayne is chairman of the board of directors, and Dr George Schafer is vioe president The treasureris Wilfred H Erwin, county prosecutor, and the secretary is Patricia Orth The directori are John M Schroeder, William J Skusa, James Boyd and much runningMostHoward Read Hohmnly Pnckgains wsre on paases Theyhad I scoring hanees but nullifiedall by fumbling wttfe Manchester I getting tfco ball each time Twice they got inside the Manchester 29 and once ware on the 4 yd line beingaided in getting, there by a penalty,, Friday they play Stockbridge thereI This team is ndctfeated this year1 They and their season next Wednes , tfay at SW on Tliis game wI moved up frona Friday so South i could play postponed game with Manchester, go far Piaky has won 3 and lost IPinckney ManchesterIirry KitchenWhitieyHOWARD REAlrW X counts KWrf KennedyL EL G Cft T B Q CL a R kF fc EnglanhNickerson Calvary Mennonitte CfaurofiHrv Uusa Beachy, PasterS S Supt Walter EselMeruiF WorshipSun cm fhool Peoples Meeting 780 Fellowship ServiceWednerias AMICth Annual iimunity Summ School L Calvary MennoniteCUureh Juiv 1 t0 12, 000 to 11140 fur A l Ages ,4 anu upJSvtr x Vvtlc,oifcPeoptes thurcii UndenominationalWest between Urtadilia anuMin StroetsBrooks Sanders, Pastor Schoo 945 a inMorib Worship 1060 anVouth Group 0u p KvininK Servict rf00 p LWed Sr Choir Practise 80u pmThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 m Youth Prayer Group 70J JV I rate was 233 In 1951 the Michigani wage was 7556 a week Natural gas to heat Michigan and power industry is a major goal inI Michiagan There has never been enough gas in Michigan Gov Williams has a commitee working to find out why it cannot be distributed all over the state instead of only to homes and industry in southernMichgan,It ia a billion dollar business developed in Michigan over Uilast 2 decades In World War II the atate imposedrestrictions on the numbr of asheated hornets They vei resindydfor 5 of 6 companies laat week bec ause thev said their supplies weresufficient for new customers TheConsumers Power Co who serves over400,000 families outside Detroit say their supplies are still inadequate There is talk of another pipeline cominv into Michgan and also of pipingpas in from Canada Charlesdistrict ud niA wile attended1111 iecepuou lor yum LlinlMfflibl Vvaiungum The conjfiinsilfsniiad ms wile write ii up and aha ov ideally lell like a ear load of brisklov Queen Elizabeth as she wrios of nui ireat cnarm and appeal nd sintpikity and friendliness to evoryoiioIu iuct she says the queen is justUIKSI We doubt H ihe tuld aell thialine to Wallie Siuupaon whom toroyal family hus refused to recogme since she married te Duke ofI Windsor The common people woro not invited to the queens reception,Auuission was by tickot oronly Two 18 year old studentscl the gate and made the f font iwjw, posing a church pepej reportersKalph Taylor was attired in an Ep1 mcopal minihiers cassock with whito cord and gold tasseb and woro hiafraternity pin His companion Cameron Pipp, wore a big Sunday schoolbadge They represented themaolvOJas reporter for a church papertot in and talked tothe princeHerbert Brownell, attorney gonoraiin the presidents cabinet since 1958Legislators may change the meth iesignej unexpectedly last week i 11 i U, Smith Col Ball GonyerShadleyi Mayers TruU Sunday SchoolMortfing WorshipWed vboi Pastor 90 a 145 a m cd of sending mentally ill to hospitals Now it requires 2 probatet ourt hearings The new proppsal Nsould give toe probate judge the power to commit after a examination byby Uvj doctors The rights of tho tor billed vould be protected Nowrthe only right they have is to make awillMary oChMt0 NOTES OF THE GAM1IThe queen crowning took place tttween half Th 4 queens rod on Unanthletic field in a dworated truck,id their court They were Barbara Brcwn, freshman Anita Shirey sophmoreJudyThey have three children, a son, Thorny built on Patterson Lake mor Myrua Uvingston junior andpher Monks hill at theThe generaljquainted with the newvto those opening savings accounts senior, Myma Livwaa sslected by the studentsand was crowned queen and adorned with the royal robes by MidgeHigga last years queenTht girls allnil wore formal and must have got vafher chilled in th 18 degree ternperature The Manchester high school bandwas supposed to play at the game game but too many members had theflu They could not make it,We wonder when tho Pinckneyband who have boon two years in formation will funetioa They have no FOOTCALL tCORMSouth Lyon ,o, ijoiiie tiext12, Grass Lake G Holly 3, Brighion 13 Ypsilanti 27, Wyne 20 Ann Arbor 26, Lansing Eastern 6HieUea 6, Flat Rock 0 Lincoln 47,Dundee 6 Milan 20, Saline 6 De witl 47, Morrice 0 Dansville 1H, rowlarville 14, Flint Bentley 28, Linden 0 Flint Northern Res 24,BoysVocational 14 Lansing Resurrection 40, Maaon 6 Northville 20, Milford14 Okemus 9, Leslie 0 Stockbridge 0, Everet 27, Howell 752, St Cecelia 0 University 31, Roosevelt 6 GEORGE FOSTER SKFoster Sr, 68r who ownsliause or Errest Frost farm on Howell Rd died at McPhersonho , iuul, Monday of a heart attack, lie wa born in Kingsville, Ontarioin 1889 the son of Gedrge and MaryEaston AbneyHe had a meut market in Rdford for years He married Ethel Abney, She survives, Therei a son, George jr, ut home and udathter, Mrs Lucille Stein, of De troit The funeral is at the Kantei uncral Homo Detroit 11 a inThursday Hurial in Woodmere Cemttery O E S CALENDAR NOVEMBER Regular meeting Nov 8 Officerswear formals Nov 17, 230 p m Practise atNOTICE Masonic Hall All officers but choirThe Bovs of ths area neod yur , Noy 22 Scnooi ,f instruction 8help The Portage Trails of the Boy p An officers wear colored oron Pinckney Chapter No 145 OES held puuut, uv rSaturday, Oct 26 at the elementary school The room was decorated white, and bronze mums The meeting was opened by theMoranAmerican nag wu presented in the East, and theance to the Hag of our country and sang the Star w Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons of the county werewere the county officers The installing officers were Mildred Miller and Carrie Griffiths,stalling Chaplain Hazel Poulson, Installing Organist Etayse Campbell,stalling Marshall Clifford Miller, Installing Soloist Mae Bryant After the WM Roberta Amburgey Wasthe East by her daughter Chiqueta and son Joey The soloist, Maesang Its No Secret t nnx,A wa8 escorted to the East by his ton boat oifanse warewith S me runninginterference Tho middle of theirline waa not so strong aa Pinckney vade first downs through itTh attendance was large probably aa big as big as the attendance atDUT thon sided Other iM TheMartha, frfluce theyre rcw, Mildred Miller Treasurer, Senee fienry AsscaCond once After she was installed the boioisiMable Hammell Ward Esther, Eleanor Baughn Warder, CMTwere Chnsttan riag, tw 3 scoring chances all of whichfumbtoa twice they were nrip 1111 1 v w j in utiScout of America have the respon whiu formftissiBility to make available to every Boy in Livingston County, the Program of Scouting which places j LIBRARY NEWS Nov 28 Initiation 8 p memphasis on the Scouth Oath or Prom j New boo8 for boys are Johnny ist and the Scout Law for character , Tleniajn ancj North Woods Whammy an assistant was appointed to succeedhim Brownell was the most powerfull figure in the cabinet He is genor ally credited with effecting the nom ination cf President Eisenhower overSenator Taft in 1952 He was an ex perienced campaigner, having man Gov Deweys 2 campaign faspresident Gov Warren of California was suid to be a Taft man but Browmell got him to switch to Eisenhower by promising him the first supremocourt vacancy Warren fot tho court job and wrote the deegregaUondecision Brownell is alsolamed forLending troops into Little Rook toto enforce desegrationj This has put the president behind the 8 ball iftthe south It M reported BrownoA will seek, the Republicannominationfor governor of New York in 1958 A southern governor remarkerr Uaresignation was the biggest fedorairetreat since Bull Run The invasion of foreign can In tfenblcountry reached a new peak in Aof use and is still climbing Aoguatsales reached 20,163 compared tot 9,13fl in August 1956, The 8nonth total was 125,82 comparedics now selilng can in 106tgarnered 41 of the sales during ugust With 4 efthe 6 big compspanies selling foreign rars in 1969 sales are expected,to reach 2JJ,009 The Volkeswagon made in Gernwqraccounted for over half the forfigBear salea development, citisenship trainingand phyiical fi ness In order to administer a qoodSoout program it is necessary tomaintain a council office with a staffwhich includes a full time district xecutiwe who will devote hisfull time supervising the scoutingprogram in the county and in orderto maintain such a service it is ne For girls Sally on the Fence und donated by Camille Buda the Green Cameo Mystery An excellent set of Michigan History given by MrsElleneine Stones of Detroit Several good mysteriesand the Marshall by Andeis givenWelton Chamberlain Staring December 1st there willbe a fine of one cent a day for overformed ciretetorn was to have playedcoining gamenight cancelled due to flulucky to got Grass Late to cessary to have funds with which to iubooksrRleasorotum any bookspay for such administration To main that ovfrdue or in thotVn such program as was admims d box or duri Ub hourgtered lat year it will cost 11000 for every boy enrolled in the Scout CONSERVATION NOTB8 in program It ia now estimated From the for corner of the wordi TatJOb lt come plant, and shrubs to provdo 1600 for each boy enrolled this food and hY for Michigftn wildyear Part of the funds for Uiisoper ife g brom ataon come from the United Funda prodaMI 2 crops a year and birdifeetDrives but wt in Pinckney have no , ttefo mlfalfa b United Funda Drive so must raiseour share with volunteer help from local citizens who give unselfishlyof their tins Now there are 81 boy are enrolled in this programWAGNB18 HUSBANDGive your wivea a break, HavaNOTICETht Piknty Girl Semrtihold a bakt aala Saturday C from 6 a m to 12 HotMaaage or bacon androllsandtoaat,vv trioscakos, coffee Froo will offering Jtepubllesjn Proalrfast Wive comeany time tfeoV prisoa All re wokoma Mao Dallor wondered if Pineknojrsnot nave worked bott wore farther back Housually had to flurry His thrown and tho receiver couUf not got down thofield far enough to catch thorn Pinckney has il senior on theirteam, 9 of whom are regulars Theother station arOjttflfort Mancheo ter had 9 seniors 5 of whom wororegular Their other regulars woro 4 juniors and S sophmore As a rule,unless ha is exceptional a boy does this yoar and 287 boys of scout agoia the Pinekney schools so you canour work cut out forus ductive for 20 years,Cards notifying those who wsrelucky in the special deer drawingswill bo mailed out Nov 1 Rainfall eased Michigan forestOn Friday and Saturday, November1 and 2 there will be a volunteer worker call on you, Th Pinckney Kiwanis Club sponsor the Boy Scouts in fire hazards as 11 fires only burnedover 30 acres last weekOf 349 persons arrested for sensorvation law violations in August last week 344 were convicted Most ofoffenses wore fishing law violationOver 100 wounded and 7 dead ofheart ottaekt was the toll of A navy plane which went npfeet and took important science pU tures crashed in a swamp 25 mflosfrom Iron Mountain last weokJirlJay It was not salvaged until Tuoaday when it was found it had boonstripped of everything including tbo camera and pictured taken Appealsthrough the press have caused moat of the articles to be retumadJust why was the plane left unguai ed if it contained valuable datafIn the meantime the Russian aaioOite ia still sailing around serenlf 1aouter space and the administratlom is still looking for alibies asto wnyRussia boat them to outer space Nodate has boon set fox our launching ofa similar satetttteA It might Wnext March This country has Uraaea a number of rockets some of wWdVware failures One went up 109tmiles Former Defense Secretary Defense Wilson is beinggoat by some for our sputnik Tit wielded tho tneat axo defense and research appto the bone but headministration economydoubis Club sponsor the Boy Scouts n heart ottackt was the toll of 46he We doub1 tf dofonsoPincknoy so wont you do your share fim day of pheasant and small practical now duo to tho fiand contribute liberally to a worthy 1 wtk Monday Rain Mft m cause GoraMComnniRoo ReasonChairnuHsWHERE BLSB BUT ATnot mako the toam nntil hia junior the Hartown Roflereads Three whole year , gome, healthful, happy hours forManchester put their ind toam in i 60c ovary night but Monday 8 totsyfao fadife witlMi tom oaoa time 1 UU session Friday and Saturday norev4ail Sunday t to game seaso n las t wee k Monday , w Mt t an d man ypu t a dampe r o n huntin g fo r a coupl o rf d whe ao f days off a worl d war Qooo ni 1 visi t wa s followe d b y a mOPE N HOUS B SUNDAY , NOV 01 b y Premie r MolOQa aTh o Ricket t Schoo l fo r Retarde d Britian J t no w annouafla iChildre n o n Ricket t Road , Brighto n presiden t an d McMUlaa wil l bol d ope n hooso , Sunday, , Nov Pari s i a Doooaabo r wtt h2 t o I p Ta o puhU c i a ia o f Franc o an d MoMffla m Hs ,, , , y v , , i IrH1 , LJ Oetofcv SO, INT OTABU8HED 1165INCORPORATED 1915i McPHERSONSTATE BANKHOWELL PINCKNEY fNote at fern Afcfe leaching inMICHIGANServing Since 1865 Intereston ALL Savings Accounts Effective November I, 1957Compounded and Credited Semiannually HAVE YOUR SAVINGS DOLLARS EARN MORE CENTS 11pea your Mriagg account at one oi our offices today Make deposits regularlymi watch it grew You can now have your cake and cat it loo Bank safety aadavailatiity for your savings plus a greater reward for your thriftALL D1TOIITS UP TO 10,00000 INSURED BY OUR MEMBERSHIP IN THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Announcing the1958 DE SOTOtheexciting tool and fed ofthe future the ook of the futuretodayw the engine of the futuretodaythe jrtde of the futuretodayON DISPLAY TOMORROW AT YOUR DE SOTO DEALERS TOST Anavi Tin IIMVIHT i mrmvrrp HIUXMIME FIIII 1 LJIBFRIDAY NOVEMBER L1957 VANS MOTQR SALES145 East Main St Phone UP 83341 PinckneyOf DISPLA Y DEALERS , Brian Keith and Ralph MeekerFOOTSTEPS IN THE NIGHT WitBill EHoti and Elenore TanisElla MeCloskejGreen Oak Mra Monks Monks has boughtthe Will Moran house near the mill She sold her fam to Floyd Reasonj Flora Culhane who is running a rooming house in Ann Arbor was herefirst of the weekMrs Sweetman and daughterTessie,have moved from the Will Moras house to the Mary Eagen house on on Unadilla St The Pinekney OES install their jofficers Nov 6 Lucille McCluskey is attending jschool in New Baltimore Earl Day started the Stockbridge creamery Monday The members of the Methodistchurch gave Rev, Exelby and familyA reception at the Methodist parson age Tuesday night Punch and wafers vere served vDr H F Sigler and 2 grandsons, jHollis and Donald, were in a wreck on Wednesday, Thursday Nov 6 7 the Dexter Road, Friday at the Mark uaj, o, 6, 7ham farm The flap came downover the top obscuring the doctorsvision and and they went in the dith Donald who was in the rumble seat got out but the doctor and Hollis wereJ pinned under the cr until released HOWBUAhIff THEATREWHTMOR LAKlFriday 8atrda,y November 1, 2 flowlL Todays HeadtiaenRUN OF THE AEROis Technicolor Wttk Tuee Wed, ThurOe S1Bod Stieger and Serita Meatiel Tyrone Power and Ava GardnerSun, MOB, Tues, Nov, 3, 4 I Greatest Air Spctace of the Howard HughesJET PILOT inTHE SUN ALSO RISES A HATFUU, BAUTAge Friday Saturday Vreaber 1, 2piubte FratareKathryn Grant and William LeslieJohn Wayne and Janet Leigh and the U S Air Forcelty Newt Color Carle n NIGHT THE WORLBEXPLODED akoJeff Morrow and Masa Corday isTHE GIANT CLAW UTHE LONELY MAN in Vista Vision wltfcJack Palance and Anthony Perkins Featuretto Color Cartoon Sunday Monday, Nov, 3, 4Matinee Sunday 230 p m coal Doubl FeatureWalter BrennanfaGOD IS MY PARTNER Kthel Barrymore nd Cecil Kellawajr JOHNNY TROUBLEPinckney high school beat Stockj by Mr Markham who pried the car trjdge here Friday 32 to 6 Murray up with a fence rail Kennedy 4 touchdowns hd Lyman Teeple Hardware are busy putting , Rattle 1 Bob Smith and Russell up stoves they stored, repaired and Head got extra points The Pinckney polished for famlies during the sumrnJ Jine of Cliff Miller center Fritz, er Jerry Keaton did the polishing, j Gardner and Lucius Wilson, guards James Cagney and Dorothy MaloaeArthur Swarthout is back from j John Amorso and BillDrown tackles Mobile, Alabama, an leaves for Ore , john Wylie and Bob Smith ends1 irTpon last week played a great gameDan Baker writes b and his wife ,leave for St Claude, Florida, this week where they will build a house, i Week end visitors of tie Robert Miss Eleanor Brogan and Max Ledges were the Stanley Murdocks of vidge were married Wednesday at Corruna and Roosevelt Pike and son, j rry of Garden City IErnest Lounsberry of the PinckHowell Rd SSunday, Funeral St Marys curch by Rev Fr Commerford Alma McCluskey is teaching atWhitmore Lake Adrian Lavey and Bert Roche visited the school MondayDonald Poole has enrolled in Iheprimary room, bringing the number up ot 49 Sol Reed has enrolled in Tues, Wed, Thurs, Nov 5, 6, 7MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES also CartoonSYLVANTHEAXHE ,ney at Schnackenburg Funeral Home inHowell todayMrs Wayne Wagner has been, illwith the flu The Lloyd Hendees spent Sundayst the Edward Nuoffer home in Holt The Edwin Sprouts were Sunday Harohl Heusmans inMcDonald jr andChubb last Friday, aj the intermediate Leslie Mortenson brought a wasps quests of the nest to school for the 3rd grade sci Ypsilanti,cnce table Born to Florence Reason taught the gram vvife Nancymer room Monday for Dede Hinchey daughter, SandraJosephine Culhane underwent an j Kenneth Darrow of Three Riversoperation for appendicitis at the 1 sPent the firs the week with the Pinckney Sanitarium last week Ml E Dmiws Sadie Harris entertained a party Dvid Brady and Miss Joyce Will friends at her home Friday night , lams of Roscommon who are attend ing the U of M called on the M Eif Darrows Sunday Thurs, Fri, Sat, Oct 31 No 1,2THE YOUNG STRANGBRJames McArthur and Km HuaterSun, Monw Tues, Nov 3, 4, Glenn Ford, VanHafU Felicia Farr31 TO TUMAVtlVTEEZ COMPORT STATE OF MICBiCANtTh Pobate Court for the Chanty1Notes n 25 Years AgeThe Community Players will put or the play The Blue Bag at te Community Hall Friday night Thescene is a a small eastern hotel and th Matter of the Bstatf otinvolves jewel thieves, The cast is Clara Mercer, DeceasedMenry Shifrey, Irving Richardson, At a session of said couri heH ntC W Hooker, Glenn Slayton,Ralph I Hottell in said county on OctoberCarr, Dorothy Carr, Pauline Veddcr, th A D 1957 at ten a m Mary Wilson, Alice Stottlemire, HC Present Hon Hirain J Smith, Vedder, Irene Richardson The specii ldge of Probate ties are acrobatic number, Billy Mar i Notice is Hereby Given, That tin, tap dance Mary Wilson, song anddance Edsil Meyer, Rex Smith Com inunity Quartette Harry Lavey, son of Paiick L4vy of Pinckney was married to Elean Holland of Detroit at Royal Oaki on October 24 Mrs, Laura Burgess Miller, 36,diedt suddenly at her home here Oct, 27 persons interested in said estate ardirected to appear before said Pro,bate Court on November 5, 1957 at ten a m to show causewhy a license should not be granted to RalphGlenn, Administrator de bonis nonof said estate, to sell or mortgage the interest of said estate in certainreal estate described in his petition, She was the daughter of Nelson and j for the Purpose of paying debts Lmma Hicks Burgess and graduated i harges and expenses i from Pinckney high school in 1916She i Tt ls Further Ordere That Publicj married Charles Johnson in 1921 thereof b e give n b y publicatio n ic d i n 1923 I n 192 7 sh e marrie d P y o f thi s rde r fo r thre e su cI Harle y Mille r wh o survives , Funera l e veek s previou s t o sai d da y an d Buria l wer e her e Sundlry r j Bating , i n th e Pinckae y Dispatc h Saturda y wa s Democra t da y in wwpape r printe d aii d circulate dPinckne y an d the y ha d a bi g rall y u A iU vii1 n d flagpol e raisin g o n th e square Th e parad e wa s le d b y th e Democra t S Yoa Ar e O nYou r FeelLon gHours yeafoo t o n l VC0 9 un y t taDblwr , l aTelvf t S MAir Onsbio atftoes tty osil at yout eoavtaitaet iayotr home, oBo, or sop to fiveIW Ulft Of t0t tOXfktQttIllcounty, and that thea copy of this notice tr be terv 1 The Ciltond Haine family art mule loaned by Mrs Edna Spearsi It was driven by Sheriff Finley and the wagon it drew carried the countycandidates The mule carried banners reading Roosewelt and Prosperity,I Roosvelt Days are Happy Daysi The Cohoctah Fife and Drum Corp furnished music The parade stopped j Helen at the square where the flagpoleI was raised with the Stars and Stripes above and the Roosevelt flag below J Lee Lavey, colal chairman, called the meeting o order tn the Commun 1 ity Hall and Alfred Pfau, county chairman presided Lester Huff sang,i remarks were made by Walli Knapp 1 for state senator, Henry Howlett for representative Sheriff Finley, MMar fin La van Major Bravener for clerkGw Fay, trea,s, Ed Millet, register, Frank Knight, supt of poor andClaude Cady for congress The adless was made by Dan Mahoney of Lansing, a silver tongued orator ofthe Woodridge N Ferris styleDespite rainy weather a good crowd turn ed ,ootWhile coming home from thtteachers institute in Detroit lastveek Beatrice Lambom of Gregorywrecked hr ear 8 aflat waft tf Pincknay, She receved laceraionsakeut the head Nellie Dtatoa j The Ciltond Haine familyupon eek known party J interest hnmng a new home on Rose Sthi lt k dd b iat his last known address by register j The Howel Dukeg cottag at H1d mail, return receipt demanded, ati land Uke bmed down Monday It last fourteen 14 days prior to eh, WM unoccupied,baarfaafftor by personal service at least fire 5 days prior tc such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate2opyM Gould The Dougliu Plummer faniily ofGarden City nd Frank Skoman ot Ann Arbor were Saturday vsitortof the Edmund Haines familyBottle Gas t hLlTING GASSEDHOME HEATINGPHONE HOWELL H th e Wate r LatmAroma i tad Stor eOpe n Winte r ai d Summe r Opm Monaay stree s Ka M dfi M3 , LakeUndMIc h Sof t Watar Faail ytmXtj Wash , Jr x Claaaing , Cotto n Rugs SOut f Bugs , Bi dton Ut O i BiGala r vMk v Co 1 VfWednesday, October 80, 1957s TheStore URYGOODSGNTS FURNISHINGSCANNED H 0 Ei FIRST SHOWING OF 19i3 PLYMOUTttSFRIDAY NOVEMBEU 1357Many New Features On 1958 PlymouthSilver Dart twotone exterior styling trim, sweeping backward and up lo the tip of the PlymouthBelvedere 4door hardtops familiar fins, is new with 1958 Belvedere models and Sport Suburbanstation wagons The contrasting dart is available either in anodized aluminum for a striking new effect, or in compatible colors Plymouths outstanding TorsionAire suspension system and itstroublefree mechanical push button controls are retained for 1958 Six tngine options, a new ConstantControl power steering system providing Plymouths famous fiflltime ease of operation, i new SureGrip differential and a new automatic EconoChoke are available on 1958 Plymouth carsbeing introduced in dealer showrooms across the nation on November 1Plymouths new Sport Suburban station wagrn for 1958 goes even more modern with an upsweptSilver Dart twotone treatment that heightens interest in the popular roar fins Also new for 19Sffare the dual headlights, standard equipment on all Plymouth cars, and a dressed up lower grille so tion which matches the horizontal lines of the upper grille The distinctive rearfacing third scatwhich P h introduced in 1957 is againavailable with Sport Suburban station wagons for 19The new V t, vith six engine options and 19 separate body styles and models, will be Uktroduccd Tn dealer iiioroorji throughout the ftrijuiii November T VANS MOTOR SALES 77 145 East Main St Phone UP 83341 PinckneyWilliro Davis I Mrs, Beulah Miller, son, Norman,i and Ona Campbell called on MrsKDXNG AND ROOFING k Marion Pearson at McPheron bosAMD REMOBELUNG Pital last weok Finekney Dispatch td as Second ClassSateredMatter at PoetofficeAt of March 8, 187714 South Howeti ftfPsiney4Mkb, Subsostptioa Wee LfO a YtrThe D Conklins had a Halloweenparty Saturday at thier home toGrand Rapids lor Pvt DavyIBurns Those there were Ray Bum fil d thBuns Thos yand wife, Don Burns faibily and thf Jack Young family The Kenneth Fry famflyof Brightonspent Sunday at the Ray BurnsThursday night was he 14tnbirthday of Tommy KeadThere was a dinner at the Elks temple, Ann Arbor Those there were the HowardReads, Ross Reads, George Wilde srand wife , George Wilde jrs and Mrs Britts of CalforniaGeoge VanNorman goes to Milwaukee, Wis, this week to attendan electrical engineer convention Mrs Carmen Porter and Marilyndustafson was in Detroit last Weduesday to attended a Rainbow GirlmeetingMrs Louise Shehan spent last weekwith Mrs Edna Spears, State Trooper Garth Meyer ofof Flint visited at the W H Meyerhome Friday anl attended the football game here C, W Hooker and wife of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Jennie HookerSunday Mrs Jane Clark and family of Dexttr and Robert and Junior Darrow were Sunday puesta of the Mark Nash family Frank Clark and wife of Milfordwere Sunday jruests of the Winston Reughns Lynn Hendee and wife and LloydHendee and wife were Thusdy guests of the Dr, Lloyd Nath family B d River, HowtH, Mfch Phone HOT ill 717 Mesdames Joon Mattewm andCarrie Grffiths gave a baby showerat the formers horn last WednesRoy Reasons entertained theLarry Lobdeli Sunday in honor of at Cold water 1Sunday guests of W H Meyer anJwife were Mrs Willa Lamb amifamily of Ann Arbor and the James Meyer family, G W Meyer has purchased a caoii in northern Michigan and he and William Lamb spent the week endlitreThe Charles Rice family of Detroitmd the Earl Sampson family of Flint were Sunday quests of IV , ter McAfpssMr, uJ Mrs, Tom Neff oi AimAnn Arbor aont Sunday wih h Hobert Ackeys , The C J Clintons went to DetroitSunday Mis Clinton remained for avisit with her s hJGeald and kalpiiThe card club ynve Mrs DorutliyParker Sprout t baby shower latMoiuliy at the hone ofMam meMrs Viola Rnul tcok hor mother,Mrs, Claudia Ptrs, back to J nek onMundaytMrsBlanche Clak and MrihireyClark and children were Tuesday guests of the Iviaynard Clarks inMilanThe Tom Clark famiy of Ann Arbor called on te Mrs, Mirgaret Clarkfamily Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Johnnyand Christine were in Ann Arbor Satvrday Chiquita Amburgey gave her parents, the Merlin Ahburgeys a surprise Sunday on their 12th wedding anniv rsay Those there were the Ots Matte sons, Joe Griffith, Clifford Miiloii,I Mrs, Mary Amburgey and the Har old Henrys, j Martin Ritter sr and wife of Lake land week Sunday guests of the Mar tjn Ritters David Ledwide came home from Venice Culifornia, last week and it working at the Michigan MoldedPlastics, Dexter The ale Meabon family movedinto the William Kennedy apartmenton Putnam St SundayMrs Mary Fitzsimmons and 2daughters of Detroit and Mrs Jrvin Kennedy called on Patrick Murphy and family in Fitchburg SundayGeorge Meabon and wife spentiast week at LovellsMrs Barbara Shelten and childen of Howell called on tke Andrew Xesbitts last week Mike Carver visited the Robertf Secfeld family Saturday Wagoners GroceryM66 PINCKNEY ROADty MerchandiseLOW PRICESBeer aad Wine To Take OilMarion Davis FainuagAlso Ceraaue PaimMg FkoM Howell 717East Grand Jttrer jo Xtp The Doyle Tetnpletons of KeegoI Harbor spent Sunday with the Albert spent Sunday with Albert Shirleys guest of Janet Shirley I Among those who called at the Walter Glover home atfor Agatha Knight 26 were thereCharles Eisele and Steve Geryc I The Louia Haydu family will move and wife Fowletrrille called from the Harold True form to the Joe Stackable farmBernard Lavey and wilt f Lansingcalled on ye editor SaturdayWilliam Burroughs and wife havesold their farm at Pettysville to Ed arschner of Brighton and movedon Mrs Emma Vollmer SundayMrs FJorence AtLe is tintingson, Cy and family in GladwinMrs Marion Pearson is gettingalong nicely at McPherson hospital Her leg is in a castlies, Mrs Lettie Nesbitt, MrsViola Read, Mrs Claudia Peters,Fred Wylie and wife, Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham Mr and Mrs HerJesse Henry was taken to Univevaity hospital, Ann Arbcr Friday n Widmayer, Aza Decking, MrsGerald Henry of Detroit spent Ev Allan, Mr Olah Bidweilthe week end at the gyy Roy Clark and v mother, Mrs GWno the borneof Mrs Charles Gatatman of Howell Articles sold well at the Hayduauction Friday The cows averaged280 each The Greeene school bad their Halloween party Tnday night and the Howard Read and wife spent theweek end in Pittaborg, Pa with the Russell Read familyMr and Mrs Clare Miller andCarol were in Detroit SaturdayCarol Miller found a fur neck piecein Dexter last weak It bekojrtd toWost Marion drafts pasty la on Ann Arbor My Sh got 10 rvww PHONE HOWELL 705J2Coal and Fuel Oil Will Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUWUCO rUEL OIL AndThe Best of CoalWE CAN STILL SAKE CARE YOU AT 3 U MM MR PsUOHtU I HOLY SONS1A S119 Uexier, Coal, Fuel OflDEXTER MICHIGAN1CS FLOWERS I iHO lano well Mieityrir You Should Pray ForBy Rev Donald F Miller, former editor of The LlfetftaPEOPLE WHO say, MI dontget much out of my prayers, orGod doesnt seem to answer myprayers, have a wrong Ideaabout the principal purpose ofprayerPrayer Is not for what you getout Oi o, but what Cod wants togive you in answer to prayerTOO MANY people come tolook upon prayer as though it should always be a means ofget ing an answer that can befelt and enjoyedThe ef fectlooked for maybe a feeling ofintense devotion and delightfulcloseness to God Or you may belooking for bet ter lit ami, themoney to pay bigbills, a change T of heart in an ungrateful hus band or wife, or something else lo make life easierNvTE OF these things is badin itself, nor completely outsidethe purpose of prayer Butr rntration on the things of1 woId blinds you to prayers 1 i ,ovtant goal union withC i in this lift as a beginningof union vth God in eternity C J v s four things for that He has creato every Christian nn agreement withr v rri rh the prayers of , arid nin sure thatc iosc n covered The p riiuni i the folJc evess iM THE FIRST purpose of everprayer I ever say, O Qod, will Mto ask You for the grace to te,v4 my soul, to reach the happlMtiof heaven, to enjoy the glorious beitiflc vision of Yourself foreverTHE SECOND purpoM fevery prayer I ever say, O Oo4 will be to ask You for an tvarincreasing measure of the metut to salvation, that Is of the helpfnecessary to do Your will, ntof the courage I shall nee ta using my free will to cooperatewith your helpTHE THIRD purpose ofprayer I ever say, O Ood, will to ask You for the gracesalvation for all whom I l for all who are dependent upopme, for all to whom I am lftdebted, and, In a special manneffor my enemiesTHE FOURTH purpose of mprayers, O Ood, may be to obtain relief from any ont of tU thousand forms of temporal suNfcring or the benefit of any oneof a thousand sources of pastingjoy, ener for myself or others, This purpose may at times seemfirst and uppermost in my mintfI intend it now and always lo btlast, and subordinate to the three purposes named aboveOne may pray for a cure ofcancer, for a happy marriage,or for a loved one But If btprays as a true Christian, haknows that although not getting exactly what he asks for, ht 14receiving a surer hop afjoying heaven foreverUP AND OVER go members of the special Mlcniraaemit company at Great Lakes Naval Training Cmd irse The agile recruits are 1 to r BasaM BSarinaw Thomas J Gobble of Mt Clemm Fraa LV eUL Glann of Flint John D Jewell af r of Charlcvotx and Archie K tHBtt f n of the Wolves c Sept WLii y HOBICC rrFREEZERNOW ONLYthey lastREGULAR PRICE r October 1957499tj5 Jr, ,top quality, top features fop construe ion TITESEAL CONSTRUCTION Protects puk flavor of food,o HANDY PACKAGE DISPENSER Holds 24 packageso FULLWIDTH PULLCUT D3AWER Stores bulky and oddshaped packages o AUTOMATIC CONTROL Maintains perfect storage temperature 5YEAR WARRANTY On hermeticallysealed freezing system,o FOOD SPOIUGE WARRANTY 3years protection free And many other outstanding timesaving quality featuresSTOP ir OFFER IS LWJZD THE LAVEY HARDWARENO HUNTING And NAc Ditpatincus r neysVEGETABLESFISHi MEATSGROCERIES3v QUALITYMARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE FOB SALERefricertor, WestingtmaU 20 Eketrie Bange,Weatinious 20 Dining Room Table and Chain, like new 20 Call tr evenings or Sundays, Clyde McCleer, Gregory, Mich nfir juiwEss PROFESSIONAL CORNEIFOR SALE 1951 Concord PlymouthCoop Everything is good about thisPhone UP 83419SALERefrigerator The PiD6tejrSmifetinIL Jnffi ItCO A M U tiMP M FUNERALDirectorModem AmbulajieePBONB U PP M Frei C Rawkfcrff, SractRadio 00 Washing Machine 1500 Upright Sweeper 111, Living ReomSuite 2500 412 East Main St, Pincknej 120 West GrandHoweU MidbigsaMALE HELP WANTED Now takink applications for light press andlight welding ARCO INC46 N Dexter St, PinckAty Mich tCLAY CORDONMfeilSTfiRKb LAN1 suRtrnVoBQffloe 11H it Gxaad1SI1W HowelL otilllogoaUU W MuneH LLOYD HENDEEttaulingMade to DeiruruFOlt KENT 4 room apartment in ilK Vl K Pinckney Call Bigh r AC U 3731FOR SALEFuel Oil Tanks, 275 and f210 gallon capacityJohn Keilman UP 83409 J iFOR SALE 1955 Ford Convertible,automatic, three tone blue, new top iwhite sidewall tires, radio, heater Harold Davia, Portage ake DENTISTlephon Office 08t tesidiee 814byHewell sBERTPAKM 8ALE3 ft SPBCIAIXTIf 75 Shell Beach Rd phone HA 6 514 jne UP 3146OR SALE Halloween Pumpkins i v it n OISl Jon Loi Farm phone UP 83277 I K IrtOlmqUlStFOR SALE 21 inch Televiiion,con sole model, excellent condition,Evans Oil Space Heater, good condition, Drum Top Mahogany Table 245 Unadilla St UP 83136WANTED Good used Furnitureantique guns, marble top tables, China dolls, Oil lamps and Jewelry Violas Antiques 231 East Sibley StPowell, Mich Tuesday ThroigV Saturdty11 H 3 S to 1And by Appointment AC 72981300 Wet Grand RiviP BRIGHTDN Roger j Carr AgencyCJMFiTu INSURANCE OV1 AGEiithRCarr I 4 2 MILL STMich Phone UP 8 SIMUAL ESTATE, Homes, Lake PropertyBusiness Opportunitiesict Your Propertyl withi EALD REASONBroker 209 Worth Peoxl ft PH0NE UP 88166Mary WoltAD Kinds of Real Estate LUtUf WantedMain Office HA 6888 at 7411 Portage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 EST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY Kenvv Krahn, Salooinsi VP 84130TRADE OR SELL 12 Mall Electrc Chain Saw, ike new retails for 125for used late model 12 ffuage auto,matic or pump shotgun or 50 cash, Pete Gerycz UP 9 5517FOR SALE Kenmore Oil Heater CLASSIFIEDADSFOR SALE Double bed with boxsprings, mattress and spread 3500T10, 1 drake and 5 Muscovy ducks 10 Evenng only H Grodell, Phone UP 8558910440 Cedar Lake RoadFOR SALE Two Space Heaters, 1a 5 eoom on,, 1 8 room one Jane Widmayer, UP 83422 WANTED Expierenced bookeeprwoud Ike bookoenino and generaloffice work to do in my home Cangive excellent referencesLaura Walker, 1331 EaM36,Pinckney LOW PRICE RUBBER STAMP9Made to OrderA Low as S Line 100,tra line SttStock Stamp 40c eaeb Fact Accurate fbnrkeBERGERS RUBBERWORKS11922 Weiman St Pinekaey, MichREAL ESTATBFOR RENT Modem Furnished threeI rooms and bath apartment also lourrooms and bath unfurnished Call IMrs Oacar eck UP 83434 JFOR SALEA pair of French Doors and Hardware, Mrs John Colone Phone UP 83145 Coal of wood heatngGLADYS AND SHIRLEY HENRYPhone UP 8977811269 Hiland Ct ,HeH Pinckney, MichSalesman for King RealtyIFOR SALE Spring and Mattress,Refrigerator62, Floor Type Radiosl6 and 10 Singer Sewing Machine,Treddle Model with Electric Motor Call after 530 p m, UP 8C272 , suitable for fishinc shanty, pitr pump with long pipe, all in excelent condition ,ient, furnshod or unfurnishedN J Buzzard, 326 d Main, Pincknev i phone UP 8313 or UP 8 3393FOR SALfc, A Warm Morning F0R RENT FunUhed or unfurniiihStove, burns coal or wood L W Umstead, UP 83235, ,FOR SAIEOne 12 guago Snottnl 3 bedroom house and doubleage at Hiland Lake H Hunter U 33776 eveningSALE 12 guage double barrel, Shotgun 22 repeating rifle, boji in line shape at 212 East Main St in ckney UP 8 3185iR W W MADSEN Building Bitgnton, MienOPTOMETRISTand Thun, 830 to 500Evenings by Appointment 1S6 Eait Grand Gun, Double Barreel clean after R0R RENT Upstairs apartment530 a all day Satorday r3 S8 Henry U 8 345pinT 315 S HoweU St FOR SALE Holstein bull, 1QPnckney, MichI old ready for serviceFOR SALEFour KooHomtf with Milton Carver 1740 Hinchey Road Bath, 2 lots 3,500 PAINTINGinterior and exteriorDan Gardner454 Dextei St Pinekney Phohe J B i UPtowft 9U09 FFOR REFOEgs WantedSaUman for Geiild jfitatea Ail Kndg hat 2 htt roea,Ontral IanxrtaeePHOKX UP 9 Seal chenette and bath Call VP 844JilSylvester HarrisI VANT9DiV and interior ded eithna4MM A Unit,Riikh LaWview8 11ftTonvMaodelfeSawFiliu Shop LAWN MOWER SHABPKN1KG116 24 Biverbank Eikad UkeGOOD SEASON FOR BOEEOWING T PJ Dtor or DeatictP to Defray School RTLSORRELLWater Wolfeand PumpsAll Makes of Pumps Serviced M5 DxterPineknay Read HA 6 9454 AI Septic Tank SmficeLisemed and Boaded hjr Hk State of MieaieaC jPHCNE ST 81128 SEPTIC lNIS, DRY HHXS CLBAM1DNew Tank, amd Lhts Installed 739 Sooth Pleasait StJOHN HAYETTo Got on Your Foot MI Bko ft Koa hvdcot axpensos naroyoi ooo thornor not The cost is low booaioo wo ttftke so many leans Torns are sd ,,Josiod io ipeome The tranrftioa Icrodtt CoU National BankHOWOH, MkWfanUnder Federal SuporrfadoaVVenier of Pedtral Reoom Cor1 Bofnion and Federal Dopott Iuroto f Corpeiatoa, All Depoot to 1ZERFARMERS FEED SIMPLY COMPANY flWEWZ 5511 Iit i 1f 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 October 30, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 30, 1957 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 1957-10-30 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/a85299b5db9c20787b98cae59dca7b4b.pdf 75cbbc853fb9bce9a0153634da884c8c 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> (view in library only)</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 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">View Digital Copies</a></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. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i f r i , r J ,O SL Wednesday, October 23, 1957No 4tJCicWra indurial climate For winning a sates contest Lin P iJ School AthlebcsOn Deck with the Pfcates Notts Pinckwy High SchoolCurrwfcwnrcfa ha been kicked around by wood Lantis, Stockbridge Internat j0ha,tHOME COMING GAME OCT 25Friday, October 25 is Pinckney used to have aprogram in the school, someiPuckney had little 32 to 0 She claioed p have 5 tegRepublicans say high ing industry out of theState of Oklahoma who hadof the industrial eocodus frouigan wrote 10,000 letters to industrial firms all over the country in winning Beyers The Wesley Morrisons of jChelsea were Saturday guests Walter West and wife and Lester they meet Manchester lasti league champions It is also yearstheirchildren ofWalter Glover Fowlervtfle are MrandpToyTh civic organizations, of Stock j i1 out with flu Pinckney hadd 6 iw on f bridge are sponsoring a HaUoween eut at one time last week but Dick Stormouiii au we Jetxoit cajiea on crownetL An 4 hijfh j,, t,radesparty Oct 31 I Kennedy, Victor Basvdlo and Pete the Floris Claries Sunday j Lftvc cheMn queenfiMr Serve recovered enough to play Ju Inn at Chubbs corners as Freshman en is Barbara , liwi w X,u Jn been sold to William Gorslme and Luelu Bar closed then 6n account of w i urealc oi nead lice ii 4 ber Her court s s Virginia MeyersChubbs i , Q, Sharon Dorothy Dinkel was in,it Never very many easeslice were found here We w minded of thi whja we read thaifive schools i Battle Creek wenjtrial firma ail over w house for them at their home on 1 dviting them to locate Oklahoma 27t t, g anniver men pla of 4 Dennie Clark, Bobtye ,holding open j Clark were out This shorted Pinck, vi of Howell reserves, most fresh Gilbert Skmners ofTheir success was neglible Michigan firms preferring to stay in Michigan So this hulluablo over indosriai taxes in Michigan is pure ly political The uninsured driver inMichiganis receiving careful study Tte goventers committee la examining himas a cause of financial hardship toothers, A report is to be submittedabout Christmas time One plan ito set up a fund in the state to paydamage done by uninsured driversThis would be taken from the licenre fund Another would force uninmired drivers to be insured or losetheir license Neither approach isa simple as it seems Politicians are sprinting towardthe 1958 election like track starsBoth sides have discovered it takes monyto win elections Qefore they havepretended it was not necessary but convenient The Democrats conducta bell ringing campaign and the barvest was good The Repubicans chose Don Ahren,fcrmer General Motors vice presidenttheir finance chief He has started akepubljcsn United Fund Drive inwhich members contribute 1 a month These 2 moves are mostly to show the rank and file they are participating in ejectionMichigan prisons are still overcrowded despite the additions builtand work camps started They arenow considering taking over theDetroit House of Correction as awomans prison The state sends theirwomen prisoners there now but has to pay for their keep On the otherhand Senators Porter of BlissfieldaRepublican power, wants to convertone of the Httle used TB Samtaiumsinto a womens prison Both proposalii will be considered by the legislature in January 27,sary Dr J J anrrfver men played about a quarter They Corner8 attendedHenderen and BntceCampbell have resigned as presidentand secretary of the Fowlerville Fair Board Their successor areFreest Bessert and George FinlanThe Brighton firemen are havinga Halloween party for the kiddiesOct 31 The Brighton Kiwanis libraryfund has now reached 2,22707 held Hartland scoreless but did nutscorePinckney made 3 first downsfirst quarter but a fumble and Northwetern footallat Ann Arbor Michigan ISaturdny Sophqueen b Anit gnir Of 400 JuniorHigh School pupils examined 275were found affected Lice carry tyThe Uoyd Hendee family pent and Raren ey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Shirey Her court is Leola HigpsSunday with the Edward15 tamilv in Holt NuofferThe Junior queen is Myna Livington of Portage LakeFox PointeHer phos but Dr Robinon, health officertuere says these are harmless andonly a nuisance, In World War Ithey were called cooties, , v LTOn or fOrtage Lakeox rointetier , yd penalty prevented their scoring J Ted Adseh of Detroit and the Tom coupt Q ia Pende t and Dell One college has jade a move to I1 I L 1 H l 4 I B H B k pk L I n Mt l jHk l J h ly p r cri g J Te d A e cPinckne y continue d t o gai n i n the 1 Kenro y famil y o f Muskego n spen t ,btbe secon d quarte r wit h Huhmar idoing mosto f th e bal l carrying Kenned y passe d ove r th e goa l lin e vig bar drinkin g a t footbal l games , A y y vigth e firs t o f th e week with th e Lloy d Jud y FroehIic k is Senio r cordin g to th e Echo , th e EaUr nHendees Dav y Burn s wit h th e 101s t airbonr e y xHer cour t is Sall y Utle y an d Dal eto Wakefiel d fo r a touchdownAfter a a t Littl e Roc , Ark i s expecte d hom e iMargare t Hijrgr s las t year s iuee n, cl t se n today Tu e ceremonie wl lplar s No 2 8 wen t t o th e Alm a Mas oni c Hom e las t Sunda y an d pu t o nthei r Hospitaler s Servic e fo r th eguests , Bor n t o Rober t Teage n an d wif e w WU B ruKmo f Lakelan d Octobe r 6 , a daughter , ms e ft fira tBurni e Rossback , 63 , Ypsilan i alu m iinu m sidin g contractor , die d o f a the secon d touchdown on 2 0 yd run t comin g gam e an d dance Pinckne y le d 1 3 t o 0 a t h e half Mrs Elvir a Viael , 77 , proprieto rHartlan d mad e thei r onl y scorin g o f th e Chelse a Greenhous e die d i nthrea t i n thi s oiarter Warre n i n i St Jo e hospital , An n Arbor,onday on decoatedtricic cepte d a Pinckne y pas s an d ra n i t Mrs To m Bonne r entertaine d Tow nt o th e Pinckne y 2 0 yar d line The y i f n d Countr y Garde n Clu b Monday ke plac e betwee n half s whe n th een s an d thei r cours t wil l arriv etar t attack 4 a t Howel l Oct 14 Pinckne y hig h schoo l ha s electe dth e followin g hom e comin g queen sfo r th e gam e wit h Mancheste r her eo n Oct25Freshmari , Barbar a Brown Sophmore , Anit a Shirey Junio red as th e hal f en d Mr an d Ms ME Mrs Flor a Darro w wer eDanow an dSunda y O E S INSTALLATIO NPinckne y OE S 14 5 wil l instal l th e College Pape r a t Ypailanti ,al i person s carryjn g jug s o r bottle swil l b e barre d fro m games The yhav e bee n playin g Frida y nigh tfame s an d gettin g thei r shar eo f boozers Ticke t seller s hav e bee ntol d t o ba r person s wit h jug s an dbottles , , A crou p o f Souther n Calforni aclergyme n is issuin g a n appea l t o al lnation s t o discontinu e testin g an ddinne r guest s o f th e Herber t Allyn s 0 ,f he elementar y achoo l o n J ffecti g1 Saturda y uiyht , Octobe r 2 G at 8 pm Pinckney ra n wil d th e secon d h f j n Lansing an d score d 3 touchdowns Kennedy Mrs Katherin e Hent h is a patieu tthre w a 35 yar d pas s t o Wakefiel d t S t o e Jo e hospita l An n Arbor , T T i j i IWW ru mine r an a ,urn e vj ilo r on e an d Huhma n an d Geryc z ma,Je Th e basemen t cottag e o f tb e Joh n h n C iiffor i Miller state tha t weaponsuse d t o threa tTh e installin g officer s ar e Mil dre d Mille r an d Carri e Grffiths Ma C l lay8 Th C fre8 h Fousser s a t Hal f M n Lak e burn6 d Haze l Poulson Soloist , Ma e Brya nserve s playe d par t o f eacl i at 40 0 a m Friday Mrs Fousse rd d 4h in f8t n Senior8 Jud y tht i 3r d an d 4 th quartersKar l Burg , a nd childre n liv e atLeslie I t wa Eloyse Cainpbell jwil l b e installed W M , Robert a Amburgey W P ,Rev Alber t Schmit t an d Jac k Jfame s lioyd A M E Tnnn M v m A Sheldon bo w an d arro w hunte d a t A P Georg e Engquist Secretary ,LonnieHuhma n an d Tomm y Sinr , Curra n las t week MIIdre d Miler Tr t Amarul ara n th e extr a nmnt a r Th Dex,ter t Communit y Scflioo lwh o purchase d th e hom e o f th e lat eJoh n O Thompson , edito r o f th eDexte r Leade r ar e askin g fo r bid s e r ra n th e extr a points o n th e house , bar n an d garageTh e , N spent week end a t Alpen abuildin g mus t b e remove d withi n 12 0 Frida y nigh t is th e hom e co m 1 ay 8 , i g gam e wit h Mancheste r her eTh e Adai r Printin g Co o f Detroi t a d a bi g crow d is ex Pected Th e NOTICE en o r destro y the y represen t a co ntrudictio n o f th e wa y o f Go d a s re veale d b y Jesu s an d thei r man afactur e an d us e is a sin W e ar eafrai d thei r plea s wil l fal l o n dea far s especiall y a t thi s tim e whe nRussi a a s jus t launche d th e firs t, millite , Thi s natio n is ver y biw y a tLnyqmst momen t J n trying to fin d ou twh y w e wer e beate n in thia move Ra y Languwa y o f Chubb s Corner s Hprr Conductress , Ceneviev e Henry Assoc , Cond , Harrie t RahrigjChap la n Emm a Boyd Organis t Eloys eCampbell Warder , Cassi e Tomasic hav e purchase d th e buildin g a t De x K o1 quee n wU l crowne d ftnd I Th e Boy s o f th s are a nee d yuo r Sentinel , Alber t Dinke la t Dexte r tha t h d Gll h I thftr e wi U othe j feativiti 9 Tfie J i T h Portag e Trail s o f th e Bo y T h point s ar e Adah ,a t Dexte r tha t house d Gallaghe r I nd i thftre wi U othe j feativiti 9 Tfi e Th e Portag e Trail s o f th e Bo y points ar e Adah , Esthe r Hall dustria l laundr y an d wil l pu t i n a , gam e 8tart s a t 730 Thi s i s Pinc k I Scout s o f Americ a hav e th e respon Ruth Edn Ward J Esther , Eleano r V f 1 mm Jh A L TL II I 1 V WS r T t l I X I , 1 j v printin g plan t t o prin t bi g job s fro mroll s o f paper Py 8 game I t is expecte d BibiHt y to availabl e t ever ya t th i il l k hMartha, IJernic e Baker th e attendanc e a t thi s wil l mak e u p Ko y m Livingsto n County , th e r icct Eleano r BaughnHono r points ,Th e Dr W C Wyli e Librar y Me m f r th e ali m attndn The Boy Program of Scouting which places are Ann Baker Mali MurrayAnnoria Fund at Dexter now totals Vocational Boysville and Hartland emphasis on the Scouth Oath or Prom 8te White, Iearl did nnf Hraw vetnr Kir nntr,ic i i T 1 r Jatr bearers13450 did not draw very big crowds jse anj th6 Scout Law for characterbearers Christian, DorothyCONSERVATION NOTESThe popularity of the Michiganspecial deer season is attested by thefact 112,000 applied for the 59,030 lii ten3 available Drawings wentejTuesday The conservation dept will request an appropriation of 25,740,584from the legislature next year Thisyear they got 17,087,691 A tagged wall eyed pike whichtravelled 200 miles after being released in Southern Ontario wasought n Saginaw BayA Coturnix queal banded and released in Tennessee was shot at Seeney, upper peninsula last weekThe season is waning but statepark attendance continues to holdup Up to October 6, 1957 16,143, 000 people had visited Michiganstate parka and recreation areafThe 116,000 camping permits isvued compared to 95,000 last year at An altar purchased by friends Thr brouht few fana with them development, citizenship training Vinlow Ei Nora SproutChoir,and relatives of the late Harry Mar HaitJand usually has a poor team shai, vestryman for many year, and tile local fans did not turn outnas been dedicated at St James EDis i Friday night Manchster h onlycopal church, Dexter, lost one game since 1955 They wereThe Chelsea school was closed by undefeated in 1956 and beat Pinckthe flu last week Nearly half the ney last year 32 t0 when Pinckneypupils were absent,HUNTING SEASON OPENS , pThe small game season opened Mon inc nday with a big accident toll in thestate 74 people were wounded, 5,died of heart attack, 1 in a traffic 7maccident and 1 was lost I cCleerThe success getting pheasant was , H had such stars as Alvin Simonso,Davy Burns and Tommy WylieButthis year is another year1spotty Many did not see any at allabout a mile north of here There were not so many hunters asusualthis time CIVIL DEFENSE MEDICAL UNrPs5parente SHOP LIFTERS CAUGHTAccording to an article in lastWednesdays Lansing State Journal2 15 year old Pinckney girls and a 17 year old Howell girl were arrested for shoplifting in Lansing Tues day They had several hundred dollI ars worth of merchandisein theircar They were released to their Whitley WakefieldKennedy Burg Huhman Gerycz Pinckneiy L EL EL GCR G, R T R h Q B I S Rg FB HartlandChris tensonFredenburg HubergRunyanChisnell LawMcGinniStienacker TaulbeeWarren MorzekBussel, BillThe Federal Civil Defense Adminiteration is now stockpiling emergency medica supplies in sealed con te school board to answer questionstainers in warenooses throughoutthe state, for use in case the countryis attacked 2500 worth of the medieal supplies are stored over thePinckney fire hall The initial allotment of hospitals is limited to one forevery 100,000 target are populationAi more hospitals are purchased thecritdal target areas will be increaad The hoepttata wfll be 200 bed unit Keiner, Ronnie Rarrow, Karl Burg,Jerry Reason Jerry Steffen, RynnBonner, Jack Coates, Jeff Dvia,Gor don LaBalle, Tom SingerVOT S SeiVL0BAl raeiea atart at 7 pm ESrFOOTBALL SCORESlater edition of the Lansing StateJournal states Judy Vines pled guilty and paid 55 and costs, The 3 minor girls were bound over to juvenl , LU a, , ilo court A Lansing policeman who Bloomfield 20, Brighton 12 Howell jsaw them loading the stuff in their 7, Millingon 7 Ypsilanti 28, Lincolncar and bragging how eas it waf i Park 10 Dexter 20, Boysville 6 to get it arrested them The stores Ann Arbor 28, Battle Creek 12Man tney visited were ears Eoeuck, cheater South Lyon, SalineFlat and physical fitnessJn, order to administer a goodScout program it is necessary tomaintain a council office with a staffwhich includes a full time district execAtiwe who will devote hisfull time supervising the scouting program in the county and in orderto maintain such a service it is necessary to have funds with which topay for such administration To maintan such u program as was adminis tered last year it will cost 1000 VanNornJan Mary JJoyd,Beeman Geneva VanSambrookClyde Fisher, Bert Bryan, Mae Diyan They claim we are spending 40billion a year on defense, more thanany other nation and evidently the money is not wisely spent Thereis said to be a dispute between thearmy and navy over methods usedQueen Mary of GreatBritiaaTEACHER SOUGHTClinton Stiatton, a Webbervillehigh school teacher is sought and awarrant as been issued for him g in him with issaulting Ieroy Erb,15 a pupil It is alleged he threw himagainst a waste basket and deak, ,, , r, o bumped his head against a staircasefor every boy enrolled in the Scout u j wT e wjrs supposed to appear before the school board to answer questionsThursday but instead left town within program Jt is now estimatedto do an adequate job it will take1500 for each boy enrolled thisyear Part of the funds for this oper ation come from the United FundsDrives but we in Pinckney have no United Funds Drive so must raiseour share with volunteer help from comln to WebberTHE FERRIS INSTITUTEjlocal citizens who give unselfishly Ferris Institvte now has 2400 studof their time Now there are 81 boys enUThere are 14 from this areaTheywho are enrolled in this program are Lee Roche, Ann Arbor Robertthis year and 27 boys o scout agein the Pinckney schools so you cansee we have our work cut out forITSOn Friday and Saturday, November1 and 2 there will be a volunteer worker call on you Th Pinckney Kiwanis Club sponsor the Boy Scouts in Pinckney so wont you do your share ,Q TT w and contribute liberally to a worthyMilan 18, University 7 West, rwM pcause Gerald ReasonCommittee ChairttaaMARRIED AT DEXTERLola Matsen, daughter of theLernera, AMesa, VkU and Garfieldi Rock, ChelseaDundee, all postpon Ralph Mattesbns and Jerry Young,son Keyser, Richard Smith, FentonAlbert Fredenburg, James Campbell,James Gentry, Charles HarrisRon aid Livingston, Gerald McCloskejJj,Donald Penzien, Thomas Proctor,Rich ard Reynolds Howell, Jack Clark,and Jack Doyle, Pinckney WHERE ELSE BUT ATthe Hartown Rollercade Thre wholesome, healthful, happy hours forCOc every night but Monday 8 to1 Late session Friday and Saturdaynights Big matinee Sunday 2 toi Phone GR 97911CARD OF THANKS ed Stockbridge 24, OkemusFowlervilW 7, Williamston 0 Fow ler 33, Dewitt 10 Haslett 27, DansI wish to thank ray many friends rille 0 Holt Umia Resurrectthe fith hospital unit and neighbors for the cards, gifts ion 0 Linden 7, Flint Atherton 0mote will b4 allocated and acts of thooghtfulness on myValue of this unit is fK00Munay 80th birthday Ma, God bless eachKennedy and Mrs Max Russell an and everyone of you with health andctxtoitmms food fortune Dora Swarthout APPLBfltt WAGNBBpi Highly recommended for pies aadapple sauce CRAKE ORCJUBD8Fiuk with a Flavor48 MM W BROKE GROUND SUNDAYj The Knights of CofcmM brokeground Sunday nt Ifacon for a new44766 210,000 high achool TUs achool was founded by the Knights a numberThe Kenneth Mohlmans f Drayfcm of ymt age for hoys with a probPlain, wears Sunday quests of e cm and now has 130 boys WhenAlt Shirieyt the nfw tehbii is completed thst mmMrs, Eleanor Ledwidge retMed btr wtU be doubWd of the Orin Youngs both of Gregory,were married at St Andrews Evangelleal Church, Dexter, Saturdayby Rev Donald Eaton Joanne Barnum of Unadilla was honor maid and bridesmaids were Shirley Baaore,Boy Vocational t Oux Udy of Sorrows 6i Norihrilk 39, Btoomvfield j Stockbridge Patricia Burroughs,MRS LBSfEB SMITH k Dearborn and Dianne Pfabe,1 Arbor AnnMrs Letter Smithy 77, died at her J Joseph Young was best man andhome in Stockbridgt,SaturdaySor Gary Masen, James Young and Donriving are her, husband, a daughter, and Hollis, ushers Reception was at they do not Mrs Robert Egeier of Ptnckney and the American Legion Hall, Ann Ar portation arranged LIVINGSTON LODOB CALENDAR NOT, 2 Go to Lewistowa to workMM Degrees Will stay m cabins ofmembers, For transportation or ao accomodations phone secetaryWehave foqr cabins that wiU sleep 30 The final practise of the Fellowcraft team will be held a the temple Tuesday, October 29 at 8 p m It faimportant to be there, as the mem will be assigned to their cabins them and trans and her consort, Prince Philip visited this country last week, The red curpet was thrown down, saltltosfired,, planes screamed overhead andregiments were drawn up in rsviowrand nothing was left undone to give tier a royal weJcme Her visit is tocounteract the ill feeling that deveiloped between this country and Greet llritian when the latter seized theSuez, At that time President Eisen hower threatened to send troopsthere to help Egypt regrain control of the canal, Great Britian yielded topressure and withdrew her troops, In reality the queen Is only a symboland has no power whatever in gov ernin her country, The royal familywere shorn of their power manyyears ago and are only fifirureheids,The country would have no troubleat all in existing without themThey S other daughters, tine funeral was j bor, After a wedding trip to Kentuckytoday at the Caskey Funeral Home,they will live at JacksonSteckbrtoteirrUi burial in Water burial in Watert The Gene Dinkets were Sundayf ruests of the Albert Dinkels Ortf nd Wmalow W MPaul W Curlett, Secrtetary common In theMrs G W Gtark spent the week w 1 ythe country a good many milliondollars a year to support which Great Britian in her present conditioncouM use to better advantage elsewhere But tradition is strong there,Wt once asked an Englishman whyney supported kings and queens whowho performed no useful service, He replied We have always hadone havent we Although he still refuses to agreeto let integration proceed in the Little Rock school Gov Faubushst much of his steam and has trouble staying on the front pages,No longer does he talk of abolishing the public schools and establishingprivate ones where he could enforcesegregation It is said business andprofessional men have exerted pressure on him, They do not want to lostthe federal money this step wouldcause 500 of the 1000 airbornetroops here have been withdraws, Gov, Faubus will probably conttawi bluff for some time yet, It is hisonly stock in tade if he surrenderto the president he Would fade into ob scurityAs Halloween the trick and treatdays draws near we wonder Joe howit started We did not know of such thing in our boyhood days,was back in the dayt ofblocks, wood sidewalk, Sales houses, These went the chief victims of thehones and ows and Ybat theI lee Cemetery i jfguesta of the Albert Dinkels nd with the Binmet Claries, Howell j window soapingThe Dick Young family, of Flint Bob Tomlin and wife of Santa Bar Mrs EstHr Campbell rateved when somri were Sunday goeeU of tr Andrew ban, California an risittng friends home from 8jarrow hospital, Lansing, offered celebrates eMdy ftflCampbells, hen Friday 9kM nnr htMw wfegl , 1 itfit , ,, y ,Wefeead Octobe r 3S 1 7 ESTABLISHE D 186 5 INCORPORATED 191 5McPHERSO NSTAT E BAN KHOWEL L PINCKNEYMICHIGA NServin g Sinc e 186 51 H Interest on AL L Saving s Account sJL Effectiv e Novembe r I , 195 7Compounde d an d Credite d Semiannuall yHAV E YOU R SAVING S DOLLAR SEAR N MOR E CENTS Ope n you r saving s accoun t a t on e o f ou r office s today Make deposit regvlari yam d watc h i t grow Yo u can now hav e jou r cak e an d ea t i t too Ban k safet y aa davailabilit y fo r you r saving s plu s a greate r rewar d fo r you r thrift AL L DEPOSIT S U P T O 10,0000 0 INSURE D B Y OU R MEMBERSHI P I NTH E FEDERA L DEPOSI T INSURANC E CORPORATION It IMORE HO T WATE R WIT H EDISON S NE WELECTRI C WATE R HEATIN G SERVIC EOnl y frlectrlc water heater s giv e yo u al l thes e importan t advantage B Pleit y o f ho t waterS 4 hour s a da yS 3 Safefiamelee eB Instal l anywhsrsn o flams , n o flu sB Lonfllaetlngmt a Edison s rigi d standard B Clsann o smoke , n o soo t ,B Outs r shsllooo l to ths touc h al l ovs rB Sas y financingu p to 3 ysar s t o pa yB Ifflclsntn o hsa t waste d u p a flu sAU this adds up to the best water heating service ever provided in Southeastern MichiganAs k you r plumbe r o r applianc e deale r DETROI T EDISO NBetas ef4t TAftTh e stoc k an d tool s o f th e lat eSet h Perr y wil l b e sol d a t auctio no n th e Corder y faraWhH e Lodge No v 8 , startin g a t 1 0 a m Fre elunc h a t noon Willia m Fisk , Adm Arthu r Garland , Herber t Gillett ean d Fran k Laru e can e ove r her ejfrq m Ifowjef y Wednesda y mornin gan d ha d breakfas t a t th e Hote l Ca aerly The y wen t bac k hom e b y wa yGregory , Stockbridg e an d Fowler ,vilk LEEan d wife Fowlerville ,th e Floy d 1 Rev W G Stephen sh e i s no w pastor , a tj spen t th e wee k en d a t Jackso n hom e A t th e tria l i n Howel l o f Ralph lMille r charge d wit h robbin g th e W I E Murph y stor e las t wee k th e judg etoo k th e cas e fro m th e jur y an d o rdere d a n acquitta l verdic t H e sai dther e wa s n o proo f agains t hu ,stole n good s wer e foun d i n th e A B Gree n barm I t wa s watche d a tnight Mille r cam e i n ther e on e nigh tan d Deput y Sherif f Jame s Smit h a rreste d himH e sai d h e cam e i n t o ge tou t o f rain Floy d Jackso n wa s advertisin gt o giv e awa y 5 0 7 piec e dinne r set cSaturda y wi h ever y 2 purchase Mrs Alto n Jeffreys , a forme r A nde r residen t die d i n Californi a las t week ,j Attorne y Richar d Roch e o f Howel lI wh o wa s quarantine d wit h smallpo xfo r 2 week s i s out i Georg e Converg e o f Fowlervill esay s 4 0 year s ag o ther e wa s a heav ysno w an d h e too k a gris t t o Dexte re n sleigh s t o b e groun d int o flour Tw o porters , on e eac h o n th e An nArbo r an d Per e Marquett e Railroad sple d guilt y t o sellin g liquo r i n thei rdinin g car s las t wee k an d wer e eac hfine d 5 0 an d costs Mis s Clarind a Hinche y an d Se ymou r Zin k wer e marrie d Wedne sda y a t th e hom e o f he r sister , Mrs Thoma s Nola n i n An n Arbo Andre w Wilhel m suffere d a 2n dstrok e a t hi s hom e i n Howel l las t week Th e firs t wa s i n Califorina ,i Do n McCorne y ha s buil t a ne wj barbersho p a t Gregory ,i Mis s Reinhar t proprieto r o f th eLakelan d Hote l fel l fro m a boa t i nt o th e lak e las t week Wate r go t i nhe r lung s an d sh e suffere d a hem m1 orage ,t Wil l Sop p o f Chilso n sol d hi s hone yt o Detroi t partie s fo r 100 I Byro n Swee t whil e workin g i n th eChilso n grave l pi t ha d hi s le gcaugh t i n th e machiner y an d bro ke n H e i s a Universit y hospital Beula h Burge s o f Anderso n spen tth e wee k en d wit h Rut h Potterton Joh n Rubbins , a Sout h Mario nfarme r die d Sunday Th e Pinckne y Senior s mad e i Oo n thei r socia l a t oh e Perr y Towl ehome 5 Days San , Mon Tues Wed , Thur , Car y Orant , Sophi a Loren fatTJI E PRID E AiN D TH E PASSION Friday , Saturday , Oct 25 , 2 6Today s Headline d31 0 T O YUMA Wit Glen n Ford , VanHafli nFelici a Far r THEATREHOWBLLTue , We d Thur , Oct 2V2S , 2 42 Supe r Shockin g Horro r Hits BAC K FRO M TH E DEAD JUNGL E HEAT Wlt Le x Barke rColo r Cartfte niiBSSlieBWrsiBiJU 2sSun , Mon , Tues , Oct 27 , 28 , 2 9Curse d Tragi c Hated , Adore dJEANN E EAGLES Wit hKi m Nova k an d Jef f Chandle rNew s Colo r Cart o n WithPeggi e Castl e an d Arthu r Fran zTH E UNKNOW N TERROR I Joh n Howar d an d Mal a Power s Cartoo n an dFriday , Saturday Oct 25 , 2 6 Deab U Featur eAnthon y Dexte r an d Sunn y Tuf U nTH E PARSO N AN D TH E OUTLA WI n feefcnleolo rla oTh e Bower y Boy aLOOKIN G FO R DANGER Wednesday, Thursda y Oct 30 , 3 1 DouW e Featur eTHE MONSTER THAT CHALLBNG ER THE WORLDStarrmjr Ti m Hol t AJS G Sunday, Monday , Octobe r 27 2 8 BO P GIRL S GOE S CALYPSO Matine e Sunda y 23 0 p m eon twit h Jud y Tyler , Bobb y Troub ean d Marg o Wood sColo r Xartoo n an dNewsYo n Ar t fooo rLon g June Allyso n an d Rossan o Brazz ii nINTERLUDE m Cinemeeop e aat f teU r Als o Cartoon Tuce Wed Thur Oc 29 , 8 0 3 1Tyron e Powe r an d Av a Gardne ri nTH E SU N ALS O RISES A HATFUD L BAIN Cartee nSYIVA NTHEATRETues , Fri Sat , Oct 24 25 , 2 6RU N O F TH E ARRO Wi n Technicolo rWit hRo d Stiege r an d Serit n Mentie lBria n Keit h an d Ralp h Meeke relvt t S sAir Cnshle aff9TXKf t BBBVXO aaoiftAt trrrnt simx rIl l Mi l A t you r eoavnieao yosu home , ottc o r vho p tyo n Frou 4 fUti r S svxoa tvf l a t o BiV IA M f Sun Mon Tues , Oct 27 , 28 , 2 9Re d Skelto n jl aPUBLI C PIGEO N NO 1 t a Technioole rNote s t f 2 5 Year sI Pinckney bea t Exten d ter t3 3 t o 0 Friday M Kenned y ha d 3touchdowns , Stanle y Dinke l 2 , Ly ma n Battl e 1 an d Russel l Rea d 1 Bo b Smit h an d Rea d po t th e extr apoins Attorne y Marti n J Lava n i s I nHous e o f Providenc e Hospital , D eroi t fo r a kne e operation Thre e violen t death s ove r th ewee k end Donal d Davision , 27 , o iAnnArbo r los t hi s lif e whe n th e A J Sawye r cottag e a t Cavanaug h Lak eburned , Charle s Atchinson , 12 , wa skille d i n a avei n a t Universit y ho spital , An n an d Luc y William s wa sstruc k an d kille d b y a car at Brig hton W S Swarthout , 83 , die d a t th ehem e o f hi s daughter , Mrs M ,J Reaso n Thufrsday Funerea l a t th eOongl church , Sunday , Rev Ber quj s officiating Hon Edwi n Farmer , 70 forme rmembe r o f th e legislatur e an d presi den t o f th e Citizen s Mutua l Au oInsuranc e Compan y o f Howel l die da t hi s hom e i n Unadill a Thursday Stace y Hall , 26 , die d a t Row e ho spital , Stockbridg e Thursda y follo win g a n operatio n fo r appendicitis H e leave s hi s wife , th e forme r Nin aBrown , hi s father , Gu y Hal l an d 5brothers , Stanley , James , Harlanl ,Ralp h an d Glenn Funera l a t th eCongl church , Revs Berdquis t an dMaycrof t officiating Ther e i s als oBer t Reaso n ha s move d int o th eWillia m Fis k wa s operate d o nlas t wee k a t th e Pinckne y Sanita rium Bor n t o Dalla s Co x an d wif e Oct 2 2 a t th e Sanitariu m a son Th e followin g fro m her e hear dPresiden t Herber t Hoove r spea k a tihe Olypmpi , Detroi , Saturda ynight W C Mille r an d wife , Ros sRea d an d Wife , Reg , Schafe r an dwife , Arthu r Bulli s an d wif e Cha rli s Monro e an d wif e an d y e edito ran d wife Ber t Reaso n ha s move d int o to ehous e o n th e Jo e Monk s far m h eremodelle dTh i Le o Monk s famil y o f Ba y ITATE O F MICHiCA NProbat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o fUvingsU m th Slate r o f th e EsUt t o fClar a Mercer , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d cour t hel a ti n HO T el l i n sai d count y o n Octobe r8t h A D 195 7 a t te n a m Present Hon Hira m J Smith ,fudg e o f Probat e Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t il lperson s intereste d i n sai d estat e ar edirecte d t o appea r befor e sai d Pro ,bat e Cour t o n Novembe r 5 , 195 7 a tte n a m t o sho w caus e wh y a lice ns e shoul d no t b e grante d t o Ralp hGlenn , Administrato r d e boni s no no f sai d estate , t o sel l o r mortgag eth e interes t o f sai d estat e i n certai nrea l estat e describe d i n hi s petition ,fo r th e purpos e o f payin g debt scharge s an d expenses I t i s Furthe r Order e Tha t Publi cnotic e thereo f b e pive n b y publicatio no f a cop y o f thi s jrde r fo r thre e suc ccesehr e week s previou s t o sai d da yo f hearing , i n th e Pinckne y Dispatc ha newspape r printe d an d circulate di n sai d county , an d tha t th e petitione rcans a cop y o f thi s notic e f b e ser e d upo n eac h know n part y i f Interes ta t hi s las t know n addres s b y registe rt d mail , retur n receip t demanded , a tlas t fourtee n 14 day s prio r t o sit hhemring,o r b y persona l servic e a t leas tfive 0 day s prio r t o suc h hearing Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probat e A Tra Gop yHele n M Goul dgestiste r o i Probat e Vivain Blain e an d Jane t Blai rj SPECIA L NOTIC E I am no w representin g th e Avo nCompany Fo r product s o r hom e de monstratio n cal l UPtow n 88486 TH E S1AT E O F MICHIGA Nfi e Probat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o f Livingsto nin th e Matte r o f th e Bstat e o fFran k H Johnson , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Court,hel a o n th e 1st da y o f Octobe r A D , 195 7b v sai d Cour t ntth e Probat e Offic eFrczrMTroabl e Hira m RSmitb ,Judg e o f Probate Motfo e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Lawrenc e Johnson, , th eadministrato r o f sai d estat e prayin g bi s fina l accoun t b e allowe d an d th eresidu e o f sai d estat e assigne d t oth e person s entitle d theret o wH l b ehear d a t th e Probat e Cour t o nOctobe r 29 , 195 7 a t te n a m I t i s Ordered , Tha t netie e thereo fb e give n b y a pubeatio n o f a cop yhereo f fo r thre e week s ewnsectivel ypreviou s t o sai d aa y o f heasmg i n ttn e Pfookne y Dispatch , an d tha t to opetitione r caus e cops o f thi s notic et o b e serve d upo n eac h know n part yi n interes t a t hi s las t knaw n addres a y registere d mail , retur n receip t d emaned , a t leas t fourtee n 14 day prio r t o sue h hearing , o r b y perso n vservic e a t leas t fire 6 day s prio r t otoe heating ,Bfca m R 3mi , Judg e e f Probe A tru e cop yHele n M Goul dRagist f Probat Bottl e Ga sA i GASSERVJQ EHGM HMT1NGPH0NE 63 HOWELLWater UfradromatOp Wlnfar tad Sommw bwsBao4off na MoadaraSoft Wtw hall Wuh, Off , N v1 , v C i , , , , vV HNGKHBY DtSPATCS Wednesday, October 28, 1957 TheStore ORYGOOD5GENTSCANNED GOODS SHOEUNGER1EG EMM Al STOWHome Coming Game Manchester vs PinckneyAT THE PINCKNEY LIGHTED VETERANS MEMORIAL FIELDFRLOCT 25Queen Crowninq Ceremony 1tef i Judy Froehlick, Senor Quen Anita Shirey, Sophmore Queen Barbara Brown, Freshman QueenNo picture of Myna Livingston Junior was availableSOB EGELER BODY SHOPPINCKNEY DISPATCH MPHER8ON STATE KDETROIT DIE SETLLOYD HEN DEE, SuperrhorTHOMAS, READ SONS 1HOWARD READ, BUILDER RAY M DUFFY, M D STANLEY D1NKEL, Village Pres THIS ADV IS SPONSORED BYGENTILE HOME CENTERTHE PINCKNEY TAVERN8WARTH0UT FUNERAL HOME LYLE JONES STOREVEDDERS MARATHON SERVICE RITTER RADIO T V LEES GULF SERVICESHIREYS RADIO ft T V ilPinekney Dispatch Entered as Second Class Matter at Postotficevrw At of March 8, 1877 j ,14 South Howell SttPiaekneyJMioh jSuDMMipte Price 1JO a Yjar j jMrs Rene Miller and Carol werein Ann Arbor MondayWinston Baughn and wife andClifford Miller and wife spent several days at Lovells last weekWilliam Davis AND ROOFINGREMOMJLUNG Mrs Nora Sprout and Timmy were Mr Mrg Norman Wniu withSaturday gueste of John and Dorothy Mflc Jattj and wm Murphy of Mrs Thressa Coylc spent 4 dayslast week with Eudolph Koeppenand wife at their cabin at LovellsThey also went to Mackinaw andthe new bridge The Harold Henrvs were in Addij sun, Sunday to attend the y5tb birth day dinner fOr bis grandmotherMrsMargrette BakerMrs Jeanette McDonald is ill atthe home of her daughter, Lois, atEushton,The Dr Charles Hoder family, theJohn Kennys and Lee Wilsons of Detroit were Sunday guests of theLester McAfeesEdmund FridayHaines, Joe Plummer and Douglas Plummer spent theweek end at the Pummer cabin atLovels, Alvin Greenfield and wife cfCurtis stopped at the Lester McAfeehome last week enroute to ForidaPercy Ellis and wife spent Sundaywith the Byron Wilsons in Ann Arbor Clifford VanHorn and wife visitedDr Willetts at Marion last weekEzra Plummer who worked inAnn Arbor many years has retiredard lives in the cabin at Lovells heand his son, Joe, built George VanNorman, John Packer,1 Brandon White and Olin Robinson joined the Grotto in Ann Arbor Saturday They also attended the dinner at the Michigan Union, honoringGlen Alt who received a life noniber shipThe Andrew Nesbitts spent lastThursday with Mrs Lillian Wylie in Dexter Sunday they visited MrsMarion Pearson at McPherson hospital, Howell where she was takenFriday when she fell and hurt herkneeRoss Lamb and wife of Cincinnatti Ohio, spent the week end at the Tom Ware home The Wares enter taied in their honor Sunday the EarlKimblers and John Paul Wares, Bob Darrow and wife of Livonia spent the week end at the Ray Burnsj homei The Frank Aberdecns and RON Noggles were Sunday guests of the Harold Fairehilds in Birmingham The Fairehilds have a new babydaughterHarold Porter and wife attendedOES installations at Ann ArburWednesday and Hqwel1 Saturday The Robert Read family attendeda dinner Sunday at the Arthur Bull is home in Gregory, The Robert Mitteeis and Dan Howetts were alsooreThe George VanNormans calledon his aunt, Mrs Grace Shilton, inJackson Sunday,1 MrsEdith Garner, sister of George VanNorman will be installed as WM of Strathmore Chapter OES on October 30George Roche and wife of Fowlerville were Sunday dinner guests of the Earl BaughnsThe Keith Bradburys of Dexterwere Sunday guests of the L J Henrys,Callers of Mrs Jennie Hookertest week were Dan Brooks and wife of Ypsilanti and Mrs Margaret Old enran and Mrs Erma Nagel of Dttroit The Jack Young family called onthe Kenneth Frya in Brighon onSundayLee Lavey and wife and Mrs MaoMetz were Sunday guests of tha ,Jack Sharps in Lansing IMiss Anna McCleer of Detroit and Mrs Henry Ruen of Birmingham jI were Sunday guests of the C, J ClintonsMrs Gladys Clinton and Mrs MaryAmburgey called on Mrs NellieClark Saturday at the Bill Clark home in Ann ArborThe Tom Clark family or Ann Arbor called on Mrs Margaret Clark and family SundayElmer VanBeuran and wife of Byron called on Mrs Emma Dinkel one Wagoners Grocin6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality LOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Take OatPHONE HOWELL 705J2Coal and Fuel Oil Will Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUNOCO FUEL OIL AndThe Best of CoalWE CAN STILL SAiiE CARE OU AT SUMMfiR PR10MD, I HOY SONSHA 58119 Dexter Lumber, Coal, Fuel Oil DEXTER MICHIGANKUTH RlihR,Finekney, VUIage Treasurer 0 FLU 0 6i AWK M HoweHHI , PARTNERS THROUGHOU T MICHIGAN , Som e 50,00 0 girl s an d boy sfro m uppe r elementar y an d juno r hig h schoo l grade s ar eperformin g a n outstandin g service The y ar e member s o f J0 School Safet y Patrols , a publi cijiLTiis t activit y sponsore d b y th e AA A an d it s affiliate ,th e Automobil e Clu b o f Michigan Thes e Safel y Patro l member s must b e a t thei r post s eac hda y a t les t fiftee n minute s befor e schoo l opens , mus t sta yo n dul y afte r schoo l clones Thei r loya l effort s hav e helpe dsubstantiall y t o reduc e fata l accident s involvin g chil d ped estrian s in th e 5J 4 nmc Mroup Michigan s Truckin g Industr y rjJute s thes e Safet y Patro lmembers Lik e them , th e Industr y is doin g it s utmos t t opromot e safet y o n ou r street s an d highwaysthroug h rigi ddriver trainin g p,n u, ,arefu l maintenanc e o f equip ment , an d educationa l c i mpnins So , t o yo u girl s an d boy sin whit e ba m hrown e belt s w e say , Hi , Partners Wer ewit h you Michigan Tracking Asiocfifio afor t Shelb y Hrtt i isu Hol l u cIONtak e Howel l Roa d t o Schafe rthen On e mil e Wes t o n Schafe r fid ISprout a t Portag e Lek e da las t week Th e Joh n McGuir e famil y o fB Gd , Hirer , HoweO , Phon e Ho 71 7 Sara h Wyli e i s workin g i n a dres s Ledt o Sunday I t wa s th e1 sho p i n An n Arbor weddin adversary Bunker Hil l ha d dinne r a t Torby a Dearbor n wer e Sunda y guest s o f th eJEdn a Spmn and Jac k She l th Walte r Mario n Davi s James Whitleys Andre w Neabit tand wif e spen tpen tFrida y wit h Mm , Lillia n Wyli e o fD Dexter f KJPPLIE SPaintin g , Lesson sAls o Cerami c Paintin gPhon e Howel l 71 7Eas t Gran d W m don calle d o n th e Arthu r Kryc h fa m Clark , wer e th e Clar e Hendee a o f il y a t tfc e Mich Stat e San Sunday Chev y Chase , Marylan d aif t Lyn n Mr an d Mrs E d As h an d son , Mr Stev e Tiolad v returne d t o Hende e f f wife , Don o f Cadilla c spen t th e wee k en d S t Petersbur g Florid a las t wee k i Mr an d Mrs Howar d Rea d wer e wit h Marti n Ritters Wit h the m the yI Mr s Edn a Spear s an d Jac k Sheldo n i n Detroi t Thursday wen t t o th e MichiganNorthweate mtoo k he r a s faTa a Atlanta , Georgia Sprout, daughter , Patt y xtba U gam e an d ha d dinne r wit hA h Neebit t an d wif e o f Detroi t d MrsEthe l Sprou t spen t th e we k Nas h i n An n Arbor wer e Sunda y tueit r o f th e Jeme e wit h th e Joh n Letting , i n Chi Th e Arthu r Stulie o f Garde n7JJr B1 w ago Mrs Leasin g i i A daughte r S f Cit y wer e Stxuia y guest , o f th e lW7 the ki t WiUia m Sproo t Gi y FRI OCT ii,SAL E START S A T 10 0 P M 3 3 HEA D HOLSTEI N CATTL E 3 3 Al l Bre d an d mos t du e soon Th e Foundatio n Stoc k i s Registere dDAIR Y EQUIPMENT FEE D 3 Surg e Milkers , 6 Ca n Cooler , 3 0 Mil k Cans , Doubl e Ca n Wash 450 0 Bale s o f Alfalfa , 30 0 Bale s o f Straw Sil o o f Grae g SOag eFARMIN G TOOL SAlll s Chalmer s Tacto r wit h al l th e Attachment s an d Ful l Um oiTools Loui s Haydu , Prop TERMSSi x Month s Tim e o n Bankabl e Note e a t 6 CASE Y ft WYLI E Auctioneer FLOY D i eli l A jon thi sFUEEZERthe y las tREGULA R PRIC E4990 5o p quality, top features fo p constructo n TITESEA L CONSTRUCTION Protect s pta k flavo r o f food HAND Y PACKAG E DISPENSER Hold s 2 4 packages FULLWIDT H 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Spac e Heaters , 1a 5 eoo m on, , 1 3 roo m one Jan e Widmayer , U P 842 2 springs, mattres s an d sprea d 3500 P h U P S658 9WANTED Expierence d bookeep rwou d Ik e bookeepin g an d genera loffic e wor k t o d o i n m y home Ca ngiv e excellen t references Laur a Walker , 133 1 EaM36,Pinckne yMade t o Orde rA Lo w a s 8 iJrt e 10Q,extr a lin e SO e Stoc k Stamp s 40 c ae h Fas t Accurat e Srrle BERGERS RUBBE R SfTAjM PWORK S1192 2 Weiaa n S t Ptnalraey , Mich FO R RENTModer n Furnishe d thre eroom s an d bat h apartmen t als o fou rroom s an d bat h unfurnished Calll 011 SALE Coa l o f woo d heatin gMrs Osca r J ec k U P 8348 4 ltew I M FO R SALE A pai r o f Frenc h Door san d Hardware Mrs Joh n Colon ePhon e U P 8314 5FO R SALE Sprin g an d Mattress ,Refrigerator62 , Floo r Typ e Radio s3 5 an d 10 Singe r Sewin g Machine ,Treddl e Mode l wit h Electri c Moto rCal l afte r 53 0 p m U P 832S 2stove suitabl e fo r a cottage , oi l hea ter , suitabl e fo r fishin g shanty , pit cbe r pum p wit h lon g pipe , al l i n ex celen t condition REAL ESTAT E GLADY S AN D SHIRLE Y HENR YPhon e U P 8977 81126 9 HfJan d Ct Hell Pinckney , Mich Salesma n fo r Kin s Realt yLOSTRus t cor 1 neke r spaniel L W Umstead , U P 8323 5FO R SALEOn e 1 2 gua eGu n D lCOURTEOU S MADBuildin g Brignton , Uioh ,OPTOMETRIS Tan d Thura 93 0 t o 5i0 0Evening s b y Appdntaanf c18 6 Eas t Gran dLEELAVE YN J Buzzard , 32 6 jf i Main , Pinckne y Anawe r t o nam e tv f Rusty Children P 6 Jame s Whitlc yFO R SALB A WarnTrnln g 63 1 Pattrson Lake UP 8 3469Stove, burns coal or wood LOSTNote Book, loose leaf 9x6 onthe road in Pinckney or on M36going east 200 reward Lert atGun, Double Barreel dVaV after ffice 50 a all day Satorday WANTEDWoiwaiTfor houseworkL J McKinley, 315 S Howell St oning and care of child I days a week Mrs William HamptonKoo Home with PhOneAC990Mn 2Ots 3500 PAINTING imerlor and earterierinn Gardner454 Dextei StPinckney Phohe J B Leua UPtown 9JB09 fFFOR RENTHou4ermoderojf ilheat, 2 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 23, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 23, 1957 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 1957-10-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/5c004168d1528cf4633bdf9bf6d6da44.pdf d7b8d34c5b9074aca68a4af4555c2315 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> (view in library only)</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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MHfftC Vednesday, October IS, 1957JQUfM MRROfc NeigUboife Note Mkhigans economy is linked toher highways, nldustry andrely on mobility HighwaysMichigans vacation spots with euitomero The immediate future of Michiganhighways has been charted StateHighway Com John C, Mackie would wismanj daughter of theDougia Wisemans of Stockbridgewaa ckoaen home coming queen therefor the football game FridayMarilyn Holt has been named thew M of Stockbrdge OES and Maynard Barber,W PDavid Btfbb, AP High School Addetkj i Cathk ChoreaDongcommit 1,225,000,000 of state, fed i and Nornia Robb Stefie, SecT TSi A W Brown in m J in Stockbndge for 62 years has soJWUimore andThis would linkBollmanThe stockbridge JJOBB Clup willpresent fae comedy Home TownReview Qct 22, 23ulation and place all countywithin 30 miles of a superhighway Most of the spending would be donein the populous areas serving 90percent of the states industry andthe vacation spots Tourists spent otto Smith, 38, died at Gardena,600,000 in the state last year J California October 3 He leaves 2 First maps of Mackies plan show sons The funeral was at Stocka great superhighway up the center bridge Wednesday with burialof the state to the new MackinacBridge , a second one from Detroitto Grand Rapids running throughLansing and on to Muskegon Heplans to use concrete beams forbridges and grade separations The compelling reason for haste is theopening of the Mackinac bridge on Nov 1 The bridge will need trafficto retire the bonds It is claimed thepresent highways leading to the bridge will not carry enough traffic to retire the bonds That is whyit gets top priorityRepublicans like Diogones withthe lantern are still looking for a can date for governor The only one whohas come close to announcing s Sallade of Ann Arbor The make furtherinroads on the Republican strength next year and now have a 2 daybell ringing campaign raising fund drive on around the state mWaterloo He was a brother of Mrs,Robert Egeler of Pinckney, Peter Lowe of Fowlerville is amember of the Michigan State University band The Brighton Americanhas purchased 3 acres onRoad as the site of a new homeThoy sold their former home on WestMain St The Brown McClaren Company ofHamburg declared a 5 cent dividnd last week This brings their tot On Deck wfta the PiratesWinger, a flu victim so YeEditor Wrote ThisPinckney scored an easy victoryover BoyBViille here Friday night25 to 2 The visitors offered littleopposition would not have beenin the game at all except for six 15 yard penalties assessed againstPinckney One put them on their ownone foot line where Lonnie Huh ss thrown for a saety Stflatholic Ghat Pinckneys passes did not work aswell as the week before and all thentouchdowns were made on lineplays Dick Kennedy went three yards for the first one and LonnieHuhman 37 yards for the tod, PeteGerycz one foot for the third and Bobble Kelly 3 yards for the 4thDifk Kennedy kicked the extra pointThe referees handed out a total of200 yards in penalties, Pinckneydrawing the most This nullified anumber of touchdown marches the Pinckney team started WithoutLegion j them they might have doubled theHillman SUNDAY MASSESfaimrner Masses630, 800, 900, 1000, 1130 A M WirUr Masses800 1008 A MWeekday Mass o0 A, MFridaySotrowful Mother Novena730 PMConfessions Friday, after NovennaSaturday 430 to 530 P 830 t 900 T TowmhipMeetingf Putnam Township Board, Oct 8,1957 Carat CdfeMtWe read tkt 0mitW tmm II IIChurch Board Tuesday, Octobr 8,spnt Hendee, White, Reynolds andKennedy Absent Wylie Meeting called to order by Supvsor Hendee Minutes of Sept 10meeting read and approved Supervisvor Hendee made a reporton the progress of the Ann ArborAuto Parts in regard to the Amer ican La France Fire TruckThe AnnArbor Auto Parts is repairing andoverhauling the motor of this firePinckney plays Hartland here onFriday and should win South Lyonand Manchester have walloped them by good big scores Last year theywon their first league game in 4 years, After Friday Pinckney is infor tough opposition They meetMancheser October 25 who has beenrolling over all opposition Theymret Sockbridge who is said to havehave the best team in their history, has won all games by biOPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 19The Detroit Edison Company willhold open house Saturday and Sun day, October 19 and 20 at their Enrico Fermi Atomic Plant at Monroe from 10 a m to 4 p, m The plantwill house the worlds largest eactor and is named in honor ot the Italian physicist who demonstratedhov atomic power can be harnessedand put to useSome time after I960 this plant is expected to supply thewants of a quarter million peopleThe plant is located on the shore ofLake Erie near the end of Pointe al dividends for the year up to 20ca share Miss Ada Waterbury of Hamburghas returned from a 2 months tourof England Three churches in Howell werewere entered last weekMethodist Cos pel and Nazerene 15 was taken in scores They end the season withone, a brass candle stick in another South LyOn who walloped Dexter and nothing in the tMrd 2e to The Manchester game is thThe engagement of ChenuPe onlv one at Pinckney This is theGudith is announced to Dale Gyde home coming game ana a queeof Pinckney wiIi crwned at this timeThe Howell Seniors sold 7,000 Pinckneyworth of magazine subscriptions Baydlo L E Calvary Mennonitte ChufthRv Uzia Beachy, PasterS S Supt Walter EsthMornir Worship 196SSundat School lltikVoiinv Peoples Meeting 780Cottaf e Fe lew snip Service Wednesday ftM16th Annual xnmunity SummerLihiM School Calvary Mennonite Church Juiv 1 t0 12, 900 to ll0 liass fur An Ages ,4 ana upEver TOOT v Welcomehe Peoples Chorea UndenominationalM6 West between Unadilla and Mfin StreetsRev Brooks Sanders, PastorSunday School 945 a m, Mornir Worship 1060 amYouth Group s00 p ncEvening Service 800 p m Wed Sr Choir Practise 80l pmThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 pm Thur Youth Prayer Group 700 p rvCw 3 w wlnerSunday School Worship I Motion by White, supposted byKennedy to pay following bills as readI Max Russell, iTreas Pinckney ComSchool Distdei tax, Aug 579,00 Detroit Edison, lightstown hall 415Pinckney Dispatch, 2 pubs, of planzone law,and B meeting 828 2200 Mich Bell Telephone Companyfor fire 5phone units fire fiall and town hall 5000J Lees Gulf Service, 2 used tires3 V belts, 2 pulleys, gas, oil 8637 Ohio Oil Co,fuel oil town hall 1695Murray Kennedyclerk H yr sal 450Tloyd Hendee, yrsal, supvsr 760Helen Reynolds, bal, Vj yrsal l0Lloyd Hendee, 6 bd meetings 3000Murray Kennedy,G bd meetings 3000 Helen Reynolds,6 bd meetings 3OJ00Ben White, Tins yr salarykJ special meetings 8600John Wylie, True, Ms yrs sal2 special meetings 8600 WUiamh Hack, Jlegister Deeds138 photostatie prints 950Motion to pay bills carried Motion by White, supported byReynolds to adjourn carriedMurray Kennedy, Putnam township Clerk ination for gvoernor ofas a stepping stone to thefor president in I960, has said if elected he will repejBal Califccompulsory union msynbfSjhlp This has heen a fond dream of indasralists, not only in California butelesewhere It is called tlj right 4work law as it would make itible to work in a uniobixedwithout joining a union jr dues In most cases suchwould hamstring a umon and saafct them ineffective,strong in Californiathinks he can win on thisbeat Gov Knight who is a union man Judges Wawen governor also got union votes If Knowland should win his eltcSfawould have repercussions elsewfastf980 a ma mMary Merowe lias beefl fvelwtelW M of the Howell OES andHazen Merowe W P Edward Barnard, 7 lading Datroit criminal lawyer and one time state Republican boss, died at Detroit Thursday Mrs Marguerite Breakey, 54,wifeof Judge James Breakey of Washtenaw county died last Wednesday George Stevens, Flint attorneyhas resigned as Democrat county chairman and will be a candidate for ClarkVIcCleerImug Hady WakefieldKennedyiiuhman Gerycz L TL G CR GR T R fi Q B L HR HF I BoysvilleVelasque CowanDunbar LeidelMcEneel Pawl asPeaie MataTaylorDuparren FloodAux Peaux Road, running east from congress in the 6th district 56CONSERVATION NOTESA bag of 1,000,000 pheasants ispredicted for the pheasant seasonThe limit is 2 a day, 4 in possessionA female elk was illegally shota Onaway by a bow and arrow hunter last week It was turned over to the school for hot lunchesDue to dry ness forest fires increased last week 9 fires burnedover 89 acres ,A marriage license has been issuod to Jerry Young 21, Jackson andLois Matsen 20 Gregory Dr Wallace R Kemp M D ofMarquette, Mich, has opened an office in DexterThe Charles Howells of ProtageLake had a house warming at theirnew home Sept 28S FOOTBALL SCORESManchester 31, Hartland 0 SouthLyons 26, Dexter 0Romeo 26,Brighton, 0Ann Arbor 14,Lainsing Sexton13 Flat Rock 20, Roosevelt 19 iMllan 0 University 18, Dundee22, Saline 7 StockbridgeP3, Williamston 0 Holt 24,COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Pinckney, Mich, Oct 8, 11957Regular meeting of village councilCalled to order by President Dinkel, Present Lavey, Tiplady, Shirley andRussell, Absent Clark and Swarthout,Motion by Shirley, supportedRussell to allow following bills Pinckney, Dispatch , printing 444 LOOKING UP ANCESTORSWe were visited by strangers week Mr, and Mrs Thomas Daker of Missouri Mrs Baker explained She was a grand daughter of theCharles Quinn who owned the farmof M36 E just north of the Whitcomb Cemetery, Her grand jnother, Mary Quinn was married in Pinckney in 1857 to Michael Martin bcrville 6 Haslett 19, Leslie 0 Holly2, Milford 6 Okemus 13, Fowlerville6 October 18Hartlao StoreCt 36 MatuhMtar here Nr It tobridftNov 8 Soith Lyon thra All fam atari at 786 p m ESfbyBrighton Black Co,eoncrete 23723Lavey Insur Agency, ins, 70,11Don Winger, care ot flag 600Robert Egeier, marshall 12500Lees Gulf, misc lSSLavey Hardware, ins 17785City of Howell, use equip 7000Stanley Dinkel maj st, work 3200Communication from read fromWillard and Ruth Morgan andad Clifford and Rachael Haines requesting opening of Rose St northIt was referred to village attorneyfor farther actionMotion to ajourn carried Catholic priest They went to Missouri where they lived out theirj lives It was a bad day for research selvea as Nellie Gardner who usually helps 18 tome out on events pertaining to St a paSS m , iMarys Church was out of w Moriarity is their coach Thr Une PLAYED AT SOUTH LYONThe Pinckney Juniortam played at South Lyonand gave a good account ofthey lost to that teamn completed CONG CHAMBERLAIN HEREOongCharlt Chamberlain wuswas here Friday with his mobile office, a converted house trailerHefirst went around to all the businessplaces and met all the business menincluding ye editor He was in hismobile office until 7 pm, It operaUdlike a doctor office, Your went in areception room and waited yourturn to be ushered into hisoffice As a result there wag alwayii lineup Quite a number didstay on account of hi3 He v BUY CHURCH BUILDINGAt the quarterly meeting of theSalvation Army Advisory Hoardat the home of Mrs Gertrude Colelast Thursday it was announcedthat the Salvation army had purchas ed the Grace Lutheran Churchbuilding and property in Howell forlite army headquartersThe deed was signed, transferringownership October 1 in the office,of Charges VanWinkle, attorneyThe church will retain possessionfor bO days with an option to coninner j jnU 0CCUpancy an additional 90 daysIways , u The basis,purchase of these facilitieshave metmore people if he had had J the salvation army8 progriim of 8erfarm passed intoof Charles son, James who was marr Hennett and Jack Coates, balfs, Paul, James who was married twice and had a number of child lSfl fuU Ed d KarI Burren, Ed and Joe and twe girlsand Nellie All are dead but Nellieand we could not find out about herEd died at Karl Burg, ends Jerry Steffen andBill Keiner, tockles Bobby Reasonbt j both Pinckney touchdowns Singer got the extra point TheyMarys church was not built until , , , WJJ T 1867 there are probably no records Pft1 9toektarid JuniorsOPEN HOUSE NOV 3Mrs John OLone, president fntroduced new members at the Oct, JUSTICES ORGANIZEThs justices of peace of thiscounty have organized and wjll join the Michigan Justices Assn The of panel discussion,Most of the high school pupilsho called on him merely wanted hisautograph and did not discuss thequestions of the day He told a local segregationist who thinks negroes and whites should have separateschools that desegretated schoolsare the law of the land and the president had no choice in theLittle Rock affair, His oath of officerequires him to enforce the law In regard to the Russian satellite hedid not think the congressional cuts in defense and research had anything to do with Russias beatingus in launching a satellite Our program was too far along He wouldhave liked this country to launchthe first satellite and says we willdo so soon In regard to federal aidto education he will be guided by the wisheg of the people sof districtIn regard to price supports he saidthere are some wrinkles to be ironout on the soil bank program butwanted it given a gool fair trialO E S NOTICE Friday, Oct 18 at 8 p m SecretFriend party at Masonic TempleYOUNG LADIES AUXILIARY The Young Ladies Auxiliarymeet with Mrs Pearl Madsen, Thursday, October 17, at 7 p m vce to the Howell area and LivingMton county Furher items of business includedthe appointment of Rollo L Rotz as chairman of the Christmas effortto make plans for distributions offood baskets and gifts to needy families in the CountyIt was also reported that the Howell Community Chest has granted budget allotment of 150000 tothe Salvation Army for current cam Queen Elizabeth andof England are visiting this eoustqfand great plans are made for their entertainment The Duke and Dotfcess of Windsor will not be os thfreception committee They are tft Fiance, The British embassey has hiformed the people who will entertafa the queen that she likes simple foodand is not fussy That herdish is leg of mutton and white wine, Wonder what the hibitionists think of that The government has 226at Law ton Oklahoma it wants to getrid of They gave 6 to zo6s, sold 89 to individuals and still have plentyleft They have to be deposed 4 keep the herd down to proper sise Some years ago when Elton Eatoftwas powerful in this section he ceived the idea of having abarbecue at the Mayflpwtr at Plymouth to get Republican vSo he bought an old buffalo from zoo and served it to the faithfulBut he did not boil it long enougham it was so tough np ons could oatit and the Democrats won the eleet ion We are amused t some of t4comments of administration spokear men on the Russian satellite, Tneysiiy there is nothing to be afraidof That the launching of It has noscientific value and is merely a gtslure Scientists do not agree witathem They say knowledge of eonlitions at satellite height areAdvisory Board Chairman,Don Teed presided Those attendingwere Rev and Mrs Meeden, How cllLeslie Oliver and wife, BrightonMrs Ruth McLucas, Brighon Otto Poutson and wtfd, Pinckney DonTeed and wife, Howell WarrenQuick and wife, Howell, Vernon Hostetler and wife, Ann Arbor andMrs GertrudeHowell Cole and wife,LIVINGSTON LODGE CALENDAR NOT 2 Go to Lew Is town to workKM Degrees Will stay in cabins ofmembers For transportation or ac acomodations phone secretaryWehave four cabins that will sleep 30OrUnd Winslow W MPaul W Curlett, SecrtetaryKIWANIS WOTES Despite the fact the MichMicXState game was sold out last June,the game was not televised and the excuses given for not doing so aremeeting of the Livington County icers re , Eric Singer, Brigh j No meeting here last night but flimsy, One is the NBC controls allMildred Ackley, Village, Clerk Afl8n for Retarded Children Oct 7, ton Sec Treas, Stanley Pieviak, the following attended one at Dex television and chose the OhioIllinois School problems andAND BAKE SALEThere wffl be a rummage and bake Mrs Marian Stoutenbeberg, chair,aalt Saturday, October 9, 900 a m aan of the Rickett school board ReV V mL3UUrf9 by St cet VGuild by St cent progress Genoa Charter members, Otto Pouler About 250 were there A turkeyson, Putnam Lewis Birdsell, Handy dinner was served Those from hereGrace Howard, Hamburg Kenneth were Ernest Botke, Keith Kock,GerWebber, Brighton township All the aid Reason, John Tessmer, Mr andjustices will be skM to join They Mrs Ross ReadmeetingB were report APPLES WAGNEgS Highly recommended for piss and CRANE ORCHARDSapple sauce Troit with a Flavor1 W Uttft ed by Mrs Lyberg andMrs KennethDemond of Howell,The Livingston Countyon Open House at the Rlc tt SchoolSunday, tov 8 from 2 to 5p, m,anyon interested may ec school and visit with the tsacs will meet the second Monday eachmonthMrs Ruth McLueSs has been leeted conductrees of Michigan Chapter OES of Brighton , The meeting is here at the PilgrimHall next Tuesday night and Roes Read, program chairman promisesa good oneBtrn to Charles Battle tad WtftDon warhout has built s atw October 6, a SOBnorh Bfl Jeffreys was tht tagin Us fchrartf Parkers leave forgame instead That no game can betelevised if another ocllegs gamsgame takse place within 90 miles ofit, There were 8 here, AlbionWestern Stats and Toledo, DaveTsft in the Ana Arbor News want,to know why the gasst should be televised so a lot of people who weretoo stingy and lasy to buy tickets could sss it for nethm The Detroit Free Press said tickets tial perquisites to the design of highflying missiles and outer spacekfbng mofadhr Alse mounted on a satellite would aVan unobstructed view of the Ml and moon Earth mounted telescere continually frustrated bydifficulty of seeing details beoaafaof the wiggling produced by tht almosphere hi their telescopes, Ma tures taken by s camera on aite would be very valuable, The Pure Food and Drug Dopays the vitamin fad is becoming ftracket, Quack salesmen are peddlingthem from door to door and elateing them ascurealls for all kMlof diseases These pitch men elateall ills are caused by sating certain food and recomend the vitamins atreplacement The dspt says tbis Itbunk 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, Johnn y an dy ,Chriscin e spen t Saturda y a tSwee t hom e i n Battl e Creek theBlanchGraa d tm cranking hi s car Stanle y Dinkel , Floy d Haine s An dKennet h Reaso n attende d th e Mich jNorthwester n gam e a t An n Arbo rSaturday ,Merli n Amtoe y visite d hiTTath Arfchu r Bulli s an der , Orvill e Ambwg y Universit y j f 1 att na OB Shospita l las t wee k j Chapte r m Gran d Rapids Mrs J Lovel l gav e a stor k sho we r las t Monda y fo r Mrs Woodin ga t th e Ashe r Wyli e home Mrs Elme rSteel e gav e on e Tuesda y fo r Mn Rolli e Singrer Mr an d M m A l Radfiel d o f Fo wlcrville , Lubr a Lambor n o f Detroi t UTS 5 day s prio r t o suc h hearing Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probat eA Tru e Cop yHele n M Goul dKegit r 0 1 hearingHira m R Smith , Judg e a f Probat A tru e eop yHele n Id Goul d f Probate , f0tf i h e tlgi H hunter s wil l se e o n telephon e o f bttfr y gvntho t damage Michiga n Bel t Telephon epostin g stie h sign s en d patrollin g cabl e leads , hope sw o f ra t f o telephon e sovie t pose d b y the and Beoric e an d Kathry n Lambor no f Berkle y calle d o n th e Jess e Hef fr y Sunday Hober t Pik e an d wif e an d Mrs Aiic e Bruf f wer e i n Owoss o Friday Mrs Bruf f remaine d fo r a visi tSunda y caller s o f th e Ro y Dillinjj ham s wer e th e C W Hooker s o fAn n Arbo r an d th e Ceci l Hooker s o fManchester Joh n Boye r an d wif e attende d th eFar m Burea u banque t a t Fowlervill elas t Wednesday The Harol d Baughn a o f Lansin gw e r e Sunda y guest s o f th e Ear lBaughns Ruper t Game r an d wif e o f Detroi tspen t th e wee k en d wit h th e Georg eVanNormans Edwar dBloomington , 111 , wa sguest Patonilli o fa Thursda yi IAklTh e Bob Ganno n famil y o f Redfor dwer e Sunda y guest s o f th aShehana kv WXUL L uA s StRVK E6 3 HOWEL LTh e Floy d Riopelle s f Watkin sLak e calle d o n W H Meye r an dwif e Sunday TK v a w V Umium 3m I H Wdkalandlii h Sof t Wat Th Gilbert Skinner family at Singer, Hone Wbigtr and Iola HaTwUy Wash, lry CUanin, KnKK ft A , w u jaflalmBias WaterWtater aid Summer mdronat nd Storei CDsmMofmaytiilly Waah, DryyKednwdsy, Octobe r 16 , 195 7Th e es Pteekaey Dispatc hEntere d a a Secon d Clas sMatte r a tA t o f Yart a S , 187 7U Sou Howet tStor e Marine Pfc , Richar d K , Darrow ,o i Mrs iv a narro w o f Iinckne y ha gr4uate u iro m th e cierktypw ta t th e marin e bas e a t Gam pCalif Th e Do n Griffit h famil y o f Mt wer e bunda y jjuest oilamily I0CER1E S GOODS Mr an d Air Murra y Kenned yI an a Mr ana JJirs Amtaos e Kenned yauenae d m ea t Aai i Aiwe r Wagoners Growr FURN CANNE D JOOP S SHOE1JNGERI E Don Winge r too k a loa d o f Bo yScout s o th e MichMich SUt e gam eSaturda y wher e the y ushered Irvi n Kenned y an d wil e upea tSunda y a t th e Bob Kennedy , tiosna t Whitrnor e Lake ,Th e Harol d Henr y famil y wer e wee k en d gues s ol He r parent a t iieiiaJtonlaine , Ohio , jKa y iiuxn s an d wif e wer e dinne r guest s Sunda y o f th e Jame s burn sj lumii y i n An n Arbor , honorin g th e1 birthda y o f thei r dauguier , Gal e Ann i Th e Harol d Gallu p 1auiii y o f fun dal e wer e Sunda y visitor s o f th eAimra y Kennedys Wee k en d caller s o f th e Lawrenc eCamburU s wer e Re x Sacket t an d wife ,Jame s Lunsfor d an d wil e o f Detroi tan d Mrs Edn a iiadle y o f Parma Mrs Eleano r Ledwidg e returne dhom e Hor n Koya l Oa k Sunday Mesdanie s Letti e Nesbitt , Maria nPearso n an d Gordo n Heste r wer e i nLansin g las t Monday Lloy d VaniJlaricu m an d wif e an dRa y Moriarit y an d wif e spen t th eTh e C W Hooker s o f An n Arbo r on a Campbel l i s buildin g a garag e I Th e Howar d Read s atende d a Week en d a t Lovell s an d brough t11 J T u nntar RunHttv v v, Vi,, o, I birthda y dinne r Frida y fo r Mrs Rea d hac k Wesle y Reader s hous e trailer M66 PINeKNB T ROA BQualit y Merchsmk uLO W PRICE SBee r an d Wis t T o Tak e Oa tW HOWEL L 7Q5J 2OR called on Mrs Jennie Hooker Sunday on the rear of his house, Mrs Tess Coyle spent the week The Vince LaRosa family wereat the Clarence Stapish home Sunday guests of the Hubert Ledwidge family at Royal OakHoward Reads attended a near ChelseaThe following from here attendeda meeting of the Catholic Rural Life card party Thursday at the Dr Wood Assn at Westphalia last Thursday ruff home at Howellev Albert Schmitt, Nellie Gavel The Robert Seefeld family calledner, Helen VanBlarkum, Rene Win On the Howard Seefelds in Brighh alow, Mrs Irvin Kennedy, Francis ton last week,lavey, Mae Mez, Janet Shehan, Rita Robert Read and wife went toand her mother, Mrs George Wildo The Winston Uaughns and Ciiifat the Town Club, Ann Arbor , orj Millers spent the week end atDonnie and Barbara Baughn stay ivellsed at the Earl Baughn home last Mesdames Viola Read and Claudia week end while their parents were eters attended Ihe dedication of theat LoveRs i Weslyan Methodist Church at JackRusty VanNorman fell from a son Sundayfence Sunday and broke his arm ROSS eaj and wife attended theMr and Mrs Harold Porter called MiqhMich State game Slaturday Mrs Alice Grainger at Gaine3 Mr anH Mrs Clare Miller andon Mrs Alice Grainger at Gaino3 fr and jn ciare Miller andHowe RevFr Schmitt is president Mio last week for bow and arrow bunday Carol were in Rochester, N Yof this district hunting t j The Clare Swarthouts, Clause over the week end where they wereA SwnrtVinus and Harold Swarthouts uiven an antique musket bv Adamof this district hunting t j The Clare Swartnouts, Clause over the week end where they were rMyron Schoenhals of Akron Ohio, Frank Aberdeen and wife were Swarthous and Harold Swarthouts giVen an antique musket by Adam Visited the Tom Ware and L J Sunday guests of the Harold Fair, were bow and arrow hunting at Lov Miller, Coal and Fuel OilWill Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUNOCO FUEL OIL AndHie Best of CoalWE CAN STILL AKE CARE YOU AT SUMAUB fRJa E HOEY S6NSrhtne HA 68119 Dxker Lumber, Coal, Fuel HI DEXTER MICHIGANRUTH ERJPivt M n A WHtrHONE Mich,Henry families last week i childs of Birmingham oils over the week end Mr and Mrs Robert Taich withthe Carl C a vans of Detroit attended the MichMich, State game ixAnn Arbor SaturdayMrs Edith Carr pent last weekin Detroit wiUi nei sister, MrsMae iviidieton Ine Leo baitya lamuyurought her home,While enroute homefrom Landing week iViouuay night the car inMr, and Mra Una Cainpouli riding was hit by another onOtiawa bt Iviis Campbell had her neck injured and wa LaKen to bauow hoapttai where it was put t ntiaction fw awhile Una escaped aerloua injuryGrechen Tasch and Paul Coinwwll1 of Ann Arooi spent bunaay at thej Kouert iaach homeThomas Link and wife of Ann Arbor apent Sunday with the Wiliiaro DavitSIDING AND ROOFINQ AND REMODELLING Gd Rir , HowtH , MUhPhon e Hfrf l 71 Mario n Davi s8UPFUB B ,Chti a Paintin f LNM MAls o Carami o PalfetiR fPhon e Howci l 7 17555 5 Eas t Gran d Marti n Hitte r an d wu e enter,at Me tiowai a Hea d hom e Su nMi Mar y Reynold s , boo ketpo roauyuie xlorwn o m u oee n livin g wit n ne rDoroui y 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LWate r WeH u an d Pump sAl l Make s o f Pump s Service d8S 5 DexterPinckno y Roa dhon e H A 6 945 4 ANT9DPaiitinj an d ktarie r de 2 5 ars nptriai f e estimates, M A Link, 79 LakeviewI RuKh Lake, hore UP H7QServiceLittnsed and Bonded br the State 0 MichiganPHONE ST, UMSSEPTIC TANKS, DRY CLEANED New Tanks and Lines 789 Sooth PItaaant StJOHN HAtTETZERARMERS FLED SUPPLY COMPANY PHGNEUP8 5511 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 16, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 16, 1957 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 1957-10-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/c70a0e7c34a4b3f787a4ea60ccff7772.pdf aac3065856b5cad401b7f1b49a716d69 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> (view in library only)</li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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DispatchWednesday, October 9, 1957 No, 49Neighboring Note High School Athleticsexperts are deep John Rositer who organized thedie n Michigan Molded Plastics at Dexter By Donald WingrerOn Deck wu the Frates CurreatPinckney Pirates opened 0 Lakes season Fridaywhy so many idents They expect to pre u 1J4o jb to retire April 1tot of new ideas in a series jim Driver, son of the Dan DrivJf sented to thelegislature do trs of Dexter has enrolled at Midi , cQ3tfy loas to Dexter 13 to 7The SLLd to cut traffic accidents L yLate Universiy signed w tu ,a j damagednow books limit the spfor drunk drivers and to school was unusual as Pinckney deanon rhe runted the first half and Dexter the St jjftv JatholiRrr Fr Aioert Scamitt, Past SUNDAY MASSESMassesiao, 300, 900, 1000, 1130 A M Vi1 Ur Mtsvsx0, 1000 A M Mcs ui i, Mnew Soirowful Mother NovenaII bank when DexLer drew an interference penaltyThree plays later tbyhad to kick again Dexter got it atthe 47 yd but fumbled and Dennis CJark recovered it for PinckneyPir riiuy, alter Novenna430 to 5ciO P M,J t 900 IFire damaged the houseAdam Sauer farm on town hall Road seconj periodlast week Pinckney got the kickoff but didpena DU divded roads,bank Alter being out 3 weeks the strik not gain and punted on 4th down A rves and fewer entry points ers at hte Chelsea Products settled Dexter aiso failed to gain and had citarv of State Hares alar ft their strike and returned to work to kiok Pinckney made a first down Lzzard of the drunken The recent Chelsea blood over the hazaul driver was stiriU uy tavern He sipped soit An Ann Arbor man was fineda fivevn for several hours io and costs for driving over a firetab on how much liquor hose at Chesea recently on before they got vu Oct 11 is Stockbridge home com ates drew 15 yds for illegal use of J S gtptcar He said the number of iJ1JS game with Willliamston Eudi tne hands and had to start all over viiuu WorshipA ks was between 3 and 8 cock hgh shcool class will have a queen again 14 plays later Lonne Huhmanj su5da School tin He thinks there should be a Judge John McLellan,77, former went through guard from the one1 j uu,iV Fsopiea Meeting a to stop taverns selling drivers I Jngham county Probate udge died yds for the touchdown and Dick Kn fjuaj t Fellewaftipa ih and favors a campaign to last week nedy converted Hale Grade School NewsKindergarten , Mrs Prks A year ago tfce Consumers PoBruce Otwell and Lois Chanblers Company building nearhave injured fingers Gene Kovh has lapsed killing a number of pta jack o lantern Kathy Grams has pie and injuring others, Thre taiveI a baby kitten BUy Doyle has nations were started to find out tractor with a motor Linda Snger rause of the disaster, One by the Martha Laliosa am C ant te, one by the insurance eompaayvent to see Uambi Becky Amburgey and one by the Consumers So moved in her new home,Ann Justices as we know none of them have everi730 PM brother was hit by a car Carol Good reported their findings Dean George i dt fbrother was hit by a ping has a baby siser Ricky Bennett Urown of the engineering dept ofpheasantsCalvary Mennonitui ChureiRfiv UV Beachy, Faster Walter Eae i First Grade, Mis Tayer We are sorry Jackie Koason brokeher arm Sharon Potter and her twinj sister, Shirley hae new ooats Larry liechlers brother is siclcUebby Borovsky went on a hay rideGordon King and his datl caught a pike at Sheets Lake Gary Marsh has the University of Michigan headedthe state committee He was takensick, underwent surgery and hasince died Gov Williams has ap pointed Prof Geer of the engineering deptof the University of Detroii to succeed him Nothing has been of the other 2 investigationsof Dextndrivers into cuting down their j Rev Andrew Howey who has been crossed the Pinckney goal line froms , castor of the Brighton F ederaUd thp 28 but the touchdown was nulli , i pastor of the Brighton F ederaUd the 28 but the touchdown was nulliThe State Bar proposes that the Church since 1952, has resigned to lied by a penaltyVc officers be empowered to take accept a teaching job at Woostyr In the second half the PirausP v a drivers license immediately College, Ohio could not get going and Dexter tookt rresting him He could get a Kobert Rettinger and wife of Day over They got the kickoff and jventf nuiorary permit but would have to j ton Ohio, were killed in an auto 75 yds for a touchdown, Hale goin n 4 his drivers license j crash last week Pie was stationed the final 11 yd Conley ranthe extraat the air base point On the Pirates first playTne Brighton school now has 15 Huhman fumbled and DiXterbusees ered They started several drives but, , , Michael Clark, son of the Emmctt the Pirates were able to turn them , ihabit of refus Clarks of Howell, is home after 110 back Another fumble proved trie T ry iselves until fie Hays at University hospital, Ana Pirates undoing, They had theibal v , fcV to court to get his drivers 1hack There is a doubt as to its conMtitutionality as it deprives a person of property without due process oilaw Democrats have aing to commit themsel last minute Gov Williams uiiualy Arbor on their own 20 yd lineGeivn s his nominating petitons thn The Lyons school has voted to blcd on the first play andHe is expected to file for a 6th term he annexed to Brighton xi the ball Five plays Inter Jim Deerovemor If he does Lt Gov rli t Ryal Cranston nas retred after IiJiois went 5 yds for the winning11 be he senatorial aendidate At 3 years us Howell rural mail can touchdown, Tney did not ccnvortthe recent Democrat conlanve in To , jer Piuckney started a drive but it wasledo both were noncommittal j The Howell school buildings ue foo late and they had the ball the overcrowded aiui more rooms willbe needed next yearThe Howell Community Chest goalis 18,000 John Hubbel of Howell and Nor Despite the fact the Michigannew speed boat Susan Waring Michigan State University football730 v,ent to a birthday party Sunday tkketa for thjs week Saturday kmnj Larry Cardner gathered hickory been sold out since last June th ga8 8tC nuts Sunday Jerry Dean was G years wil not be teievised How COtte Summii oM Sunday, Harold iluliistor helped Thpre were 101000 tickets MichiganUndenominationalMJC West between Unadilla andRev Brooks Sanders, Pastor 945 a ntCONSERVATIONHunters only had moderate succ ess the first day of the waterfowl hunting season Oct 1 The weatherwas too warm and the birds stayed too far out The ducks were mostly 15 when the whitleUoysviile plays here Friday nightFOOTBALL SCORES Morning V orshiMManchester 2G, lioysvilie 0 SouthOrtega of Fenton were inducted Lyon 37, Ilartland 0 University 16th Annual Ci iiniunityLiiJ cuoi Calvary iVennonite ,js dud dig patotous, latty Sprout frot 21,000, Mich State 21,000, thart Liiurch Ju 1 rQ 12, lJiH to 1100 j visited the Chanyes and went, to were 3300 season tickets, leavintf iut Ai Ages ,4 axiu up Milkys movie arty,Cary Burg has ony 20,OO0 general admitsiona It a new fence around his farm, Miy s denied that scalpers have gottenriummer gathered hickory nutsDar possession of huge blocks of ticktlCilliTCfl lone Kuapps sister is in the hospital ftS tbey have one jn tjje pafitRussia has put one over on thiicountry by launching the first satell ite and the administration at Waihirton does not like it Russia nowcontrols outer space and could bomb tis country at will Washingrtons lookinu for an alibi as to why the defensedept was asleep at the swtch W v, oruler if those big cuts in defenseami research by the last congress de pite presidents warning they weregambling with the nations safety bad anything to do with it There is an saying penny wise and pound fooli h , The Little Rock school situationis still in a state of impasse, due tovije Wed Sr Choir Practise 800 pmThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 pm Thur Vouth Prayer Group 700 p n iRv j W Winger, Faslw tirade, Mrs KeFrank ISehm, Lee Davis, Biliy Davis, Debby HornM, Mike Sohldon I and Jim Froehlick have new note I books Leonard Bierlcin saw a blueLUOU am K,n,n carol urts aura and uiulei00 p u 1ok ht,r to tie drive in show 800 p jjm Fruehlichs biid not out of the cae aiil wa hit by earKuJt knipp saw 2 jheaants Milve Shehlniv h, John Towsey has a new In dian outfit Betty JucketLs mothersaw a bey rid 121,14 a bike in thr road, She had to be careful ti avoid biUnghim lU4i it ffl,a tfintQ thg army ast 112, Chelsea 8 Ann Arbor 14FimonOSt j 1at me QUCKS weit nj James Donohue, son of the John 0 Lansing Resurrecion 38, UoweJtnative as few have arrived from Can Donohueg of Unadilla was WaWM Central 4, Northville 20, Bnffhto ada Grouse hunters report more tQ Dnna Jang Stermol humbirds in the upper peninsula and less as church Toledo Sept 28in the lower Russell Potts, business represenThe dept will buy 1494 move pcres of public hunting lands mostly Ho,ve1 in northern Michigan except 40acres in SayinawForest fire losses remain lov,only 5 acres being reported lait veeks Bounty payments have cost the t,iected presicjenc ofstate 3,278,000 since they were Fur Breeder,B started in 1938 Conservation men ,Lyon Jus,think it is money wasted as the num her of predators has not decreas Lfor the Detioit Edison Co ct for 27 years lias retiredSouth Lyon Kiwanis will servepancakes und salvage at the scnclxi the home coming game with ter Oct 11, APPLESClean, hand picked graded fruitLJJcintcfah, Jonothana, Warners 0 Lincoln 25 Saline 0 Flat Ro, k coming up CRANE ORCHARDSJO, Milan 12 Roosevelt 13, Dundee Fruit with a Flavor C Bath 39, Byron 0 Fowlerville 21, 480 M36 lV 7T S75GPerry 0 Haslett 14, Okemus LJ I Uton ll, LaiiaTliosuas 72, St Lo 0 Second Crade, Mrs AndersonWes Scotts paraket got out of cae at the school but we jotghim back Pat Galloway made a pup the fact Gov Faubus of Arkansasot show at home Linda Hutchingi has kicked over the applecart Toe h GOKS OFKICICKS y3ViSrinckoy ChaiLcr ilj OKS hasFloyd Taylor of South Lyon was elected the following off cersAgs,njiViHlil, nat South Worthy Matron 4ouuu AmburgeyVorthy PatronAsscc MatronAssoc Patron Secretary od The funds for this come from the WHEELERHEADRICK WEDDING Treasurersale of hunting and fishing licenses Sally Marie Wheeler, daugoer Conductress of the Robert Wheelers of Portage ssoc Comlick of Ann Arbor at St Marys ChaplinChurch, Pinckney, Saturday morn Marshall James Boyd Eva Enyquust George Engquiwt Mildred HenryAmanda DeBarrGonoviove Henry j BUR A TAYLORBurt A Taylor, 77, AW townshipfn,ei for 2G yeirs died in St IvuhositJ, Anji Arhor, Tuesday He was the son of Augur and hliabliKlintoft Taylor and was born on theTaylor farm on Pinckney Hexter Rl Goen Hudson brought caterpany 1am Koch was 7 years o Sunday Susan IJnutfhn visited Bocky iiuiy Sutuii, jujv, ii,c noldsnic from Detroit visit L,1 herJudy Hull went to the Mowoll rioviiEmilyMiller hcljXd her grandiothor eelcokbralc her birl i,rlay Sunday Colone has a fine stamponion Uerky Heads parents are go rur north Dianna Haincs viited licrsouth of the Xoith Territorial iunt in Lansing Lynn Stones nepljewKoad ieLiuary 28, 1880 He marr fcli and cul his tongue DoWaneiec Ann Ilavkins of Dexter in lMki iixterss molhcr has ,1 t IndianaShe survives There are 2 sons,October 3, 1957 800 p m Regular meeting called to order mg, Rev Albert Schmitt officiating Organistjy President Hollingwortli The bride wore a ballerina length Adahpresent McAie, Russell, Bonner, rlrcss of white embroidered nylon ftuthIlollingsworth and Basydlo Absent rnd lace with lier illusion veil held Ksther Ntne in PJace by an Egyptian style cap, Martha Bernice BakeMotion by Russell, 2nd by Bonnsr She carried a white orchid on a Wiiiie Electato accept minutes of regular meeting prayer book j Warderas read Carried , Her sister, Mrs Joan Jeffrys was Sentinel Motion by Rusaell, 2nd by McAfee matron of honor Her gown was two Color Bearersto accept minutes of special meeting shades of blue nylon tricot The brides Christian Flag Dorothy Wias read Carried j maids were Elaine Collier of Pinck 1 o E S Fla Vori sAuditors favorable report of the ney and Lauri Brown of East Lan financial status of the Pinckney Com sing Their dresses were similar to j Adahmunity Schools was received Act that M the matron of honor Ruthion deferred until the next regular , Joseph Jeffreys was best man and Esther peari Madsmeeting at which time the auditors Reginald Fisher and Thomas Tilt of Martha Annette Whitewill be present to discuss the report I Ann Arbor, ushers Electa j c UPlayground at the Elementaly The reception was at St Marys ChoirSchool was graded Sam St Pierre t Ha The brides going away costume Virginia VanNorman, Marv Bovd loseih and Thomas, and a daughter,Harriet Rahng j Beth Thompsorii all of Ann Albor There are 2 sisters, Mary and Melbv is sk The Roads Reading Group put up their bulletin in tht Emma BoydMabel Hammell The funeral wag Friday atburial in Olivet CemeteryEloyse Campbell M s ch h cheIsea Fridaywith Esther HaJl Edna WardEleanor CloughPINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSEleanor Baughn The Circle met with Mrs Jerry Cassie Tomasik Madsen Thursday Mrs Luclle Sinis Albert Dinkel tave a report on the state conven tion Mesdames Edith VnnMorniuninslow and Viola Read told of their visit toNora Sprout the chidrons ward at UniversityHonor Points hospital Dfvotions were gvenAnn Baker by Mrs Viola Read from 12th chapMarie Murray ter of St Mark 28th verse 19 mem and 4 guests werewere served wthioa Massey as cohostess governors from tbe couth, Gos and they each spun a cocoon Griffin of Georgia refused to tSecond Grade, Mrs Johnson tcnd met with President EitenhowPauline VanBIairicum had com er and drew UP an agrreement pro viding for the withdrawal of federalivoops from Little Rock under cer ain conditionsThey wererGov Faubiis would guarantee to keep orderand not interfere with the carryinglit of the supreme court integrration decision However he renigg cd on it and failed to give any gttarantee so the federal troops are ntill at Little Rock although the federalized national guard has taken orer,A walkout of the white fitudentg Atthe shool failed to materialize ivhcn only 75 of the claimed 1B00T nte pupils walked out Tku hfllRhoda Baxter hts a ony Bruce 1Cen n further disidpT oxctpt Uat some of the 9 negro pjpils vao,ue brought daily to the school in an army jeep were pushed around inj vide the school when the guards wart withdrawn Gov Faubus is said towant a third term, as governor ftnd1ke Ajax defying the lightning, hethinks he can make It if he can num jre to stay in the spolight in thget her motherThird Grade Mrs Postdid the surveying, hcut furnished the Hockey Swar was a brown tweed suit with beigetruck, Gerald accessories After a wedding tripSeason, the bull dozer and his ser in northern Michigan the couple vtivices for grading Max Russell sup, reside in Ypsilanti plied the seed and the Citizens ComirittM the labor Susie Beeman, Geneva VanSlambrook, Clyde Fisher, Bert Bryan, MaeMotion by Russell, 2nd by McAfeethat the Board of Education extenda Vote of Thanks to the aboe group for their work Carried unanimously The board unanimousy approveda plan to install a sidewalk for bus loading at the elementary school,the Parents Club and Citizens Committee offered to help Motion by Bonner, 2nd by Basydlo to pay bills as read Carried Motio by McAfee, 2nd by Russellto adjourn Carried t Joe Basydlo, Secretary Board of Educatioa Carson HollingsworthPresident of Board of Education Mrs Margaret Clark and familyvisited the Charles Clark family at Kalkaska, Sunday The following attended a meeting of Esther Chapter OES at Detro it last week the Herb Bryans,Lawmnce Cambums, James Boyds, Mes The installation is Oct 26,, at 800p m at the Elementay schoolInstall Officers Mildred Miller HOME COMMING QUEENKay Ann Nash, daughter of Drrnd Mrs James Nash of Coldwater was crowned queen there last Fridaynight at the home coming game be tween Coldwater and LakerlewJ, hall Judy Uorovsky had a birthdaypartyThird Jrade, Mrs, HenryWe thank Mrs Cunburn for theFlorida pepper pants SSharn Bowksfell in the lake Carolyn expects her grandparents from Colorado to vjsilher Toby Shetellroe visited bishis parents went to Canada, FrankZezuJkas dad went to IndianapolisT my Sprout went to Detroit Saturday,rode in a taxi and saw Milkys program Robert Blacks dad is dr Bus No, 5 ,Fourth Grade, Mrs CampbellToday we wrote stories about anmals Linda Curts was the first to nnwh hers and Joyce King the firstto read hers Elaine Darrow broughtLryK f fish and 4 snails I our fish bow Pew vni o, I ivincenter of the stage long enoughhe will probably continueto defyresidentour fish bowl, and baThool after beinr ill Harold Ostramf on playground duty for theCarrie Griffiths high schools Mayor Max Olds placed S with his dad Kim Wiman JClifford Miiller the crown on her head and presented Stanley LLind went to Canad TMarshall Ohaplin tt Hazel Poulson her with aSoloist Soloist bouquet of American ihedames Sadie Henry and Roberta Ambburgeyi THE PINCKNEY PEGS end through the tujnelMae Bryan Beauty roses Her escort was Chuck I Fifth Grade, Mrs MillerEloyse, CainpbsJl Young The queen and her court pre We thank Mrs Bonnie Hen f sided at the dance after the game, bringing bees for our unit w h s j The queen and ner court were lskecJ it with era Jc Th Pinckney Pegs will hold an ox nominated by the student bodyThey sam Wimn brought nd honeyiThe Murray Kennedy family were tra lesson on purse making Monday, , were then interviewed by a panel , nes who got 100 in TheSunday guests of the AmBbrose Kenn j October 14 at 100 p m at the home of 6 professional men who picked j Larry Bowles, p 1 plJln re edys in Pontiac , c MrS Charles Ward of Hiland t the queen on poise, personality and Weman, Dennis H r ShrieyfiArrtr ijAanAtJ haa fimaiPl hm akeThe regular monthly meeting abiity to represent the school Kourt QK , OJJister, Stanlev Gerry Ledwidge has finished hiscourse at the bank examiner school 1S Wednesday, Ociobci 16 at 730at Washington D C and is homeHis wife, Also is also back from Montevideo, Minn Her parents, the Al Olson brought her and remained for a visit P m with Mrs Harvey Garr at 11381Outer Drive, Hiland LakeCONGRESSMAN CHAMBERLAIN Congressman Charles ChamberlainDtek Kennedy, Jeff Davis, DickImus and Bobbie Kelly attended thf October 7, a daughterMich Georgia game Saturday atAsa Arbor Born to Eugene MacAinsch and ,wiil behere Friday, Oct 11 at 400p m t, answer questions on ques i hPvt Bob Higgs has been sent from io9 of y aegregation,Sill to Karlsruhe, Germany , in hU mobile office,abiity to represent the schoolMr and Mrs Lynn Hendee, grandparents of Kay Ann attended the home coming ceremoniesRUMMMAGE AND BAKE SALEThere will be a rummage and bakesale Saturday, October 19 900 am to p m at St Marys Hall by Judei Kourt,sKre and HelenWLtrici An institution that has floorUhed in Michigan for 92 years it leaving the state It is the ClintonWoolen Mills at Clinton, employing 100 people who will be left joblessMost of them are skilled texttftworkers The mill has been sold to the J P Stevens Company of NewYork who will move it to their mateplant at Worumba, Maine The Cite, ton Company for years has had acontract to make blankets for tfc Army The Duke and Duchess of Windstrhave evidently given up all hope eftever returning to England aa We rmd they have purchased a ot in Grata nont Cemetery, Baltiniora, Marfland Baltimore, is the Duchess okfhome The couple are in Paris Dtlp but return to Baltimore in April The District Court invania has issued an injunctionbidding the Hoxty Cancer dtair tr to doUnited States Armyside of the b3rThis clinkwe have beengoods seised,pills have no while she was tick shereceived Sunday,v , If K1 ,X1 WsdwssiHy, Oeitfctr 9 1M7 ESTABLISHED 1965INCORPORATED 1915McPHERSONSTATE BANKHOWELL PINCKNEYMICHIGANServing Since 1865Intereston ALL Savings Accounts Effective November I, 1957Compounded and Credited Semiannualiy HAVE YOUR SAVINGS DOLLARS EARN MORE CENTSOpen your savings account at one of our offices today Make deposits regularlyand watch it grow You can now have your cake 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inspector Howe ofof Lansing was here last week andtested the milk of farmers sending1 to the HoweU Condensed Milk Coand Pinckney Creamery Warrantswere issued for 5 sending to Howell an 3 to Pinckney whose milk was not iap to standard and they are to appear before Justice Richard Roche cf Howell next week I Sun, Mon, Tuea Oct 13,14, 15, A band of gypsies hit here Monday T p A Mel and plied their trade of horsetrading p EroU FyBIlt j Albcrt and fortune telhnir V krt I guN ALSQ R,SEg,in CinemascopeDabV TeatmreJock Mahoaey and Shawm Saith imTHE LAND UNKOWN AlaJock Mahony and Loans PateemiaMJOB DAKOTA faiCelarCartoonROBLNSONBASLLLIO FIGHT PICTURES THBATREHOWBLL Micfc AhToes Wed, Oct 8, 9, 10Joyce Mansfield and Toay RandallmWILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTERin Cinemascope and ColorFeaturette aad Cartoonjand fortune telling No pockets werepickedLeo Monks has resigned as teach,er of the Harris school and accepted a positon as teacher at the Ham burg schoolDavid Mowers has been drawn toserve on the jury Lucius Wilson, secretary of the Colcr CartoMiColor by DeLnxeandNews Wednesday, Thursdy, October 16,17 Friday, Saturday, Ootober 11, 13Double FeaturePeter Cushjnjf and Hazel Courti inTHE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN alsoScott Brady and Ann Bancroft inTHE RESTLESS BREED in ColorCertooaJane Rnsell inTHE FUZZY PINK NIGHT GOWN Color Cartoon NewsDesMoines Chamber of Commerce peatUrtteand associates have bought the Dia mond Engine Co there and will manI ufacture same His brother, Sam, will manage sameI Auditor General Fuller says it costs 18,67013 a day to operate theI State of Michigan At Dexter an eel weighing 6 , faer gister R Ann Arborj lbs passed throught the feed pipe into the street sprinker last weekThe world series between Detroitand Pittsburg is a hummer Each has g Each haswon 3 games W E Murphy and CJ Tl G Fifth and Sixth, Mrs MefbKahy Shetteloes parents wentto Canada Friday Judy Schroederhas a new bird Margare Ackleywnt o Willow Run and saw the planes land and take off She also visitedSixth Grade, Mrs HeatonWe have a new girl, VirginiaPetts She went to Clay School in Sunday, Monday,October 13, 14jXatiinse Sunday, 230 p m cnu Horace Taylor nd Dorothy Mlonfa TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY alsoROBINSON VS BASILLOWorld Championship Fight PicturesTues, Wed, Thur, Oct 16, 17, If Eyg St Marie, and Don MurrayJ Anthony Franciosa and Lloyd NolanChicago last year We have 10J Teeple saw George Mullin shut i , , , out Pittsbuxg 5 to 0 Thursday In yWen duck, htms f M ,JJ look ing forward to next Mondayg yand 20 boys in our room Lots of and areWiU ftttheoldently ye editor was also there , , ,Laura Exelby has enrolled in tie I teachers will be at theprimary room bringing the totao MEA meeting at IMinP Pat Tessenrolment up to 48 mer went the footba11 S016 8tThe Senior class will have a Hall Dexter Fridfty U waS Dextrs firstoween social at the Perry win after Z llosses He also went home October 22Florence Reason taught forDevereaux Friday so the latter y so thego to the Fowlerville Fair Willams Bros, of Gregory have j tarted their hay bailer I Grace Lamborn is sewing for Mis R G Webb Nellie Lavey of Parkers Cornersis visiting Sadie HarrisDavid Roberts team ran away artweek He had to have 4 stitches taken in his head Note of 25 YeaTf AM A TT the MichGeorgia game Saturdayg g yPat Borovsky went on a hayride Satnrday Our student council represen tative reported that clubs might beA Holy Name Rally was held atthe community hall Sunday with Judge Joseph Moynihan of Detroitspeaker Rev, Fr, Carey of Ann Arbor gave the invocation Rev Lewis Dion the address of welcome 10 parishes were represented Wilfredi Gehringer played a violin solo, Mrs, Lucille Fohey sang and Rev, Fr Duffy of Bunker Hili made a shorttalkThe Senior ClassBaughn ionicand Sheriffwaster1 engineer talked on Bears 67 highrwal schools tnis year,county Democrats will raising ceremony on theqw here Oct 29J won her 3rd stnto, J W Aen th bea t Har t organized suc h a s scienc e ,sewing ,camera , charm , mode l airplan e an dothers Larr y Baerwal d want s t otrad e hi s pon y fo r a wor k horse W e talke d abou t th e Russia n satellit ecday Ther e wer e differen t opinion sa o t o wh y Russi a wa s firs t t o hav eone Sixt h Grade , Mrs , Tasc hW e ar e doin g unit s o n Alask a an dCanada W e hav e 2 week s t o finis hthem Denni s Tfiumm , Larr y Gyde ,an d Jimm y Shire y hav e bee n elec te d t o th e 3 safet y patrols , W e nr egoin g t o hav e a goin g awa y part yfo r Brend a Harger Sevent h Grade , Mrs Car rI n arithmeti c w e ar e reviewin gmultiplicatio n o f fraction s W e hav efinishe d reaidn g chapte r 3 in histor yan d ar e drawin g a n outline Joh nColone , Ronni e Haines , Davi d Otwel lJerr y VanSljambrook , Gar y Davis ,a d Nanc y Rea d wen t aroun d Pinc ksel ladvs i n ou r notebook A HATFUL L O P RAIN l n Cinemascop e an d Gelo rAls o Cartoon sSYLVANTHE AThurs , Fr , Sat Oct , 10 , II , 1 2Randolp h Scott , Mauree n OSullira ni nTH TAL L T I nSun, , Mon, , Tues , Oct 13 , 14 , 1 5WIL L SUCCES S SPOI L ROC K HUNTERS Wit hi n CinemaScop e an d Colo rJayn e Mansfiel d an d Ton y Randal lClose d Wednesda ySPECIA L NOTIC EI a m no w representin g th e Avo n Company Fo r product o r hom e de monstratio n cal l UPtow n 83485 TH E STAT E O F MICHIGA NProbat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o fEdwar d Nuoffe r an d wii e o f Ho hspen t Sunda y wit h th e Lloy d Hen dees a orricer s arefney , th e lake s an d Howel l t o Pres, , Stanle y Dinkel Vic e Pres,, advs i n ou r noteboo kLorett a Dick Sec Cliffor d Miller Treas , Marjori e Miller Th e Junio r officer s ar e Pres,Ja nic e Merrill Vic e Fret , Te d A4N Sec , Evely n Hendee Treas,GeraJ dClinton Th e Pinckne y OE S hel d Pas t Mt ron s Nigh t Frida y evening Virgi n i a Baugh n i n Scotc h costum e san gJ a Scotc h ballad 9 girl s wit h Janic eMerril l a s Goddes s o f Libert y pu t o na pantomin e act The y wer e Jani sCarr , Jea n Graves , Margare t Cur iett , Madg e an d Millre l Jack WiU aMeye r an d Virgini a Baughn The ywer e directe d b y Mrs Florenc eMrs Howar d Rea d wa s a gues t o nSunda y a t th e Elk s Templ e hono rth e 92n d brthda y o f he r grandmothe rMrs Marth a Wilde Th e Andre w Nesbitt s wer e Frida yguest s o f Mrs Lillia n Wyli e Frida yan d ha d th e Gordo n Hester s o f Yp silant i fo r Sunda y guests Leo n Meabo n ha s returne d t o hi s hom e i n Chelse a fro m th e Univ ersit y hospita l bu t stil l goe s ther efo r ey e treatments ,Th e Joh n McGuir e famil y o f Dea rbor n wer e Sunda y guest s o f ib Fre d Read s iTh e Victo r Kreburgh s o f Lincol nPar k spen t th e wee k en d wit h th eMilto n Carver s Th e Rober t Ackle y famil y visite dWillo w Ru n Sunda y an d calle d o nth e Jame s Link s i n An n Arbor Mr an d Mrs Aothu r Ham m wh ohav e bee n assigne d t o th e People sChurc h fo r 6 month s t o serv e thei rinternship , ar e livin g a t th e Ma eDalle r apartment The y wil l g o ove rsea s fo r missionar y work i n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o fFran k H Johnson , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Courthe H o n th e 10t h da y o f Septembe r AD,195 7h e 1st da y o f Octobe r A D , 195 7lv sai d Cour t A th e Probat e Offic ePreent,Honorabl e Hira m RSmith ,mdg e o f Probate Notie e k Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Lawrenc e Johnson, , th eadministrato r o f sai d estat e prayin ghi s fina l account be allowe d an d th eresidu e o f sai d estat e assigne d t oth e person s entitle d theret o wil l b ehear d a t th e Probat e Cour t o nOctobe r 29 , 195 7 a t te n a m I t i s Ordered , Tha t notic e thereo fpublicatio n o f a cop yweek s tonseetivel ypMrviou s t o sai d da y o f hearing , i nIk e Pinekae y Dispatoh , ai d tha t th epetitione r eaus e eop y o f tfc b lottc t o b e serve d upo s eae h know n part yI t ifttttfee t a t hi s las t taewa adre 9k y TUlstire d mail , retur n rMeif t d emMd , a t leas t fourtee n 14 day prio r t o suc h hearing , o r b y perso n a t leas t fivetearing Smith , Judg eRacist i f ProbtU , Kennedy 8 tonchdoyn, and Stanle y Din TSAD S O R SELL 12 Mal l Electr cChai n Saw , ik ne w retail s fo r 125 fo r oM d lat e rnocM 12 goaf auto ,matt e o r pom p shotgu n p r 6 0 cash ,Pat s QWTOK U fiil t QR mmt W o StRV HEATIN C ZPHON E 6 3 HOWEL LOsBfa e Wate r UttBeVoaaUo d Stor e i V ,JWedneeday, Octobe r , 196 7T h DispatchEntere d a s Secon d Claa aHatte r a t Postotfic eA t o f Marc h 8 , 187 71 4 Sout h Howe U iyw a WagiSROCER1E S TRYiOODSGENT S FURNISHING SCANNE D SHOEWillia m Davi sSIDIN G AN D ROOFIN G AN D REMOHELLIN G555 5 E Gd River , Howell , Phon e Ho D H 71 7 Mario n Davi sSUPPLIE SChin a Paintin g Lesson sAls o Cerami c Paintin gPhon e Howel l 7 17555 5 Eas t Gran d Silve rLIK E PULLIN G TEETH ,isn t it , t o go t a lette r ou tc f tha t bo y o r gir l awa y a tcoge It s always beenlik e tha t an d w e gues s i tcNvay s wil l be S o wh yilah t it Th e easiest , sur oi f wa y t o loo p h tcuc h is telep s Write s ar ec oeckiii y lo w afte r 6 p m an d o n Sunday Wh y no t arrnc, o a specia l Kine , mab eonce a week , fo r you r youv lacrwi H ,, irevers e th e charge s if yo u itro tal k a s muc h a s the y will o ENTERTAINMEN T fo ryou r grou p o r clu b is , n oproble m withon e o f Mich iga n Bell s fre e movie s o rlectur e programs Yo u ra nchoos e fro m quit e a iiet The y var y fro m 1 0 t o 60minute long Fo r ex ample , th e recen t Bel lTelephon e T V films, OurMr Sun an d Kem o th eOn e o f th e mos t popula r leeL Come s Calling, showsho w t o blend , contras t an d liar xnoniz e color s fo r skilii 1 deccniin s you r homo I fyo u nee d a movi e projecto r t o Ji a irKai 7 1film, arrangement ca n usuall y b e niac c fo r that , Mrs Florenc e AtLe wit h th eALee s attende d th e MichGeorgi alootboai l gam e a t An n Arbor , Sat Thei r daughter , Kathy , playe d ther ewit h th e Gladwi n hig h schoo l band Th e Le e Lavey s an d Mrs Ma eMet z spen t Sunda y wit h th e Jac kSharp s in Lansing Th e Car l Lent z famil y o f Lansin gwer e ve k en d guest s o f th e On aCampbells Merwi n Campbel l an d wif e call e d o n Charle s McDaniel s an d wif ein Chelse a Sunday Th e Dic k Youn g famil y o f Flin tver e Sunda y guest a o f th e Anlre w, Campbell sTh e Harr y Brinke r famil y o f San duskey , forme r resident s calle d o nth e Ro y Reaso n famil y Sunday o f Mr s Jola n Sargen t wh o coul d no t jlivin g in the hom e the y bough t o fMrs Jenni e Devereaux Th e Doyl e Templeton s o f Keeg o Harbo r an d Mrs , Loi s Mohlma n an dI Childre n o f Drayto n Plain s spen tSunda y wit h th e Alber t Shirleys C J Clinto n an d wif e wer eSunda y guest s o f th e Geral d Clinto nfamil y o f Deroit Mrs Pau l Strawhecke i sisterinlawMr s Esthe r Campbel l wh o ha s bee nin th e hospita l a t Gran d Rapid s iishom e now Th e Arthu r Prushon s famil y o fTawa s wer e week end gues s o f th eSheriff Lawrenc e Gehringe r ha sbough t on e o f Alla n Dinkel s house sa t Chubb s Corner s en d wli l mov ether e nex t fall Mr an d Mrs Dal e Meabo n an d 2daughter s cam e bac k fro m Californi aFriday ,Th e followin g Mason s attende d a7t h distric t schoo l in instructio n a tth e An n Arbo r Masoni c templ eFrida y night Orlan d WinslowFran kZiegler , Harol d Henry , Da n VanSla mbrook , Oli n Robinso n an d y e editor Th e followin g fro m her e attende dth e harves t hom e chicke n dinne r a tth Wes t Mario n Churc h Thursda ynht th e Georg e Tansleys,Lawrenc eCamburns , Home r Abneys , Fre dBead , Ber t Wylies , Fre d Wyliesth eAlber t Shirley s an d daughter , y e e dito r an d wif e Mrs , Eloys e Campbell ,Mrs , Esthe r Hall , Mesdame s Laur aGradwell , Mar y Lave y an d Marth aLavey ,Th e Vinc e LaRos a famil y calle do n th e To m Rickelmn s in Ypsilant iSunda y Th e Ra y Burns , Do n Bum s an dJac k Youn g familie s an d Mi3 Tress aCoyl e wer e Sunda y guest s o f th eJame s Burn s family , honorin g thei rdaughter s firs t communion Gerr y Henry , Junio r Henr y an dKeit h Bradbur y spen t th e week endin norther n Michiga n bo w an d arro whunting ,W H Meye r an d wif e celebrate dthei r 41s t weddin g anniversar ySundayThei r guest s wer e th e Wm Imbs , G W Meyers , X y AtLe ean d th e Jame s Meye r families Th e Clar e Mille r famil y wen t t oth e MichGeorgi a gam e a t An n A rho r Saturday Mrs Clar a Kenned y an d childre no f Detroi t calle d o n Mrs Emm aEmm a Vollme r Sunday Th e Rober t Tasc h famil y wer eSunda y guest s o f Mrs Ann a Tasc hin An n Arbo r Sunday , honorin g th d Ibirthda y o f Gretchen Mrs Leste r McAfe e an d daugh jter s an d Duan e Waterbur y attende da warden s meetin g a t Chris t Churc hat t Dearbor n Sunday Mar k Nas h an d wif e wit h th eJc k Clark s o f Dexte r attende d apicni c nea r Chelse a Sunday 6 P1NCKNE YQualit y Merchant LO W PRICE SBee r an d Win e T o Tak t 0 PMON E HOWEL LCoa l an d Fue l Oi lWil lSoo n B e Neede dW e Hav e Th eSUNOC O FUE L O H An dTh e Bes t o f Coa lW E CA N STIL L TAK E CAR E YO U A T SUMME R PR ID HOEY k SONStne HA 88119 DexterLumber, Coal, Fuel Ofl DEXTER MFCHIGAVRUTH Rli fER,Pinekney, Village Jtumm oo AJ rowPHONE Howellare avdemonstrations, Coorat no charge For y , ,just call our business ofiiceHELPING YOU is herbusiness Shes a typicalService Representative in the telephone companysbusiness officeone of thegirls youU talk with whenyou call p or drop in todiscuss your telephoneservice Youve noticed how courteously andquickly she handles yourfrmtmtt, Thats because she enjoys helping others, and because she had special training before she ever talkedwith a customer That training continues to keep herposted on practically everything the customer might Wanttc know about hs telephone service Shes one of thepeople who make your telephone service gootu Walter ClarksMrs Thomas Bonner attended meeting of the Republican State Central Committee at the Hotel Olds,Lansing, Sunday She took the placeof Mrs Jolan Sargent who coud not go Mrand MrsMax Reynolds attendeda 6th district meeting of the Institute of Local Government at StJohns last week Judge Mike Carland was speaker Senator Hutchinson andRap Carroll Netwon also, talked Orville Amburgey who has beenliving in Jackson is in University hospital, Ann Arbor for spine surery The Gene Shehan family of AnnArbor were Sunday guests of Mrs Louise Shehan I Miss Elizabeth Ross of Portage Lake was substitute teacher at the elementary school last week The Ralph Halls called on the Don Curtis family in Clarkston SundayRobert Seefeld and wife spent theweek end at Douglas Lake and wentto Mackinac to see the new bridge, Sergt Phil McDonnel is home on MORE HOT WATER WITH EDISONS NEWELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICEOnly electric water heaters give you all these important advantages 63 Plenty of hot wterS4 hours a dayB Sateftamlea S3 Install anywhereno flame, no flue B Longlastingmeete fdlsons rigid standardB Cleanno tmokt, no sootB Outer shellcool to ths toueh all everB lasy financingup to years to payB Btflclentno heat wasted up a fluewater heating service ever provided in Southeastern MichigmAsk your plumber or appliance lpr DETROIT EDISON iI g Dan VanSlambrook withleave With Mrs, Leeter McAfee he J the peMolay conclave at Annitied his mother last Friday nUn to yBadftt Mrs M Sloan of Howeil tpt J Mrsdee toThe Ted Cobbofj0k, 1 tn PWCKKB Y DiarATC H Wednesday, Octobe r 9 ,HOOVE RFo r th e fjw Hocwr stopofthe line leane rha s bee n re duce d in pric e Hoon r Gtolioa Mod d 6 4if Beat s a s it sweep s a sit clean s rea powe rcleanin g fe Odorles s viny l jacke thold s extr a larg e throw awa y ba gif Th e fines t cleane r yo uca n ow n try it an dyoul l agre e You SaveNationall y adver tise d in Apri lBette r Home s an dGarden s a t 1169 5HERE ONLYSOQOSAJta o ethe r Model s fro m 4995 Com e i n an d pic k ou t you r cleane r today B e read y fo r fal l how e cleanin g wit h th e bes t cleane r known 1HELAVE Y HARDWAR E Th e Alber t Dinkel s an d Georg eTansley a attende d a dinne r a t GUEST EDITORIA LRepublica n Stat e Chairma n Und omer e denie s th e articl e i n a Detroi tpape r las t wee k tha t Nationa l Repu blica n committe e consider s th e sit ,uatio n in Michigan , hopeles s nex tyea r an d wil l sen d n o campaig niund s hereH e say s tha t a s th e fund swil l b e raise d in Michiga n sh e wil lget he r share W e ar e quotin g th efollowin g editoria l fro m th e Ingha mCount y New s whos e edito r Ver nBrow n is one o f th e best editoria lwriter s in th e state The y ar e widel ycopie d bu t w e hav e no t see n thi s on ein an y o f ou r exchanges Al l oranizations , politica l o r othe rwise , if the y ar e successfu l mus t a tinterval s underg o sel f inspection The y mus t compar e accomplishment san d weaknesse s o f th e pas t wit h pos sabilitie s o f th e future The y mus tchec k th e wea k spot s an d encourag eth e stron g points Considere d in thi s light , th e roun dtabl e talk s o f stat e an d nationa l Repuhlica n leader s a t Mackina c Islan dar e in order Ye t th e conclav e smak so f th e sam e ol d pitfall s pitfall s o fpoo r publi c relation s an d th e useles snes s o f sellin g Republicanis m to R epublicans Th e conventio n a t swank yI Mackina c Islan d an d th e Republica ni conventio n make s fo r poo r publi c relations Th e fac t tha t Republica n leader s remove d themselve s appa r1 entl y a s fa r a s possibl e fro m th e voters , eve n unt o a n island , docsn ti pas s unnoticed An d b y contras t Michiga n Demo orat s ar e doin g everythin g possibl ej t o fal l int o th e arm s o f th voters Theyr e in th e Detroi t Labo r Da y pa r ade , theyr e a t th e count y an d stal e fairs Theyr e a t Boy s an d Girl sStates Theyr e everywher e a t once Republicans , fo r al l practica l THE STAT E O F MICHIGA N ITh e Probat e Coar t fa r th e Covi y o f RNE1A t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel da t th e Probat e Offic e i n th e Cit y o fHowel l i n sai d count y o n th e 10t h do yju f Septembe r A D , 1967 fudg e o f Probater Present Hon Hira m R Smith ,I n th e Matte r o f th e Chang e o fXam e o f Elizabet h An n Brown ,lAdul t Singl e Person Elizabet h An n Brow n havin gfile d i n sai d Court t he r petitio n pda yin g tha t th e Cour t ente r a n orde rhangin g he r nam e fro m Elizabet hAn n Brow n t o Elizabet h n nReickhoff r i s ordere d tha t th e 8t h da y o fOctobe r A D , 195 7 a t te n ocloc ki n th e forenoon , a t sai d Probat e O ffice , b e an d i s hereb y appointe d fo rfo r hearin g sai d petition I t i s Ordered , Tha t publi c notic ehereo f b e give n b y publicatio n ot accp y hereo f fo r 3 week s consectivel y previousl y t o sai d da y o f hea ring , i n th e Pinckne y Dispatch , a new spape r printe d an d circulate d i n sa dCounty Hira m R Smith , Jrdg e o f Probat eA tru e copy Hele n M Goul dRegiste r o f Probatt The PincJgt yRa y M Daff yPinrtaae y Michlfs ri r A M U 2H P Exewa Wednesday Ifce , Frt , Sa tX UQ O P Ritte r ruNERALDo n C SwartfiMi fDirctct rMode m Au i balanc ePHON E U P 4117 2 wio lrrap t aja rf t M e U P 85 SBJ nc a IJSO VVes L Granc iiL J Web Hiehinrt,E W tLOYlHivNDESURtlYOBOffice 211H tiwt Grund Bl 1H1W Howell,W MuBell Taiingto betaWOI V P 11 EcCLOSKE YBert Benhaacaled on the M E Darrows SundayMrs Dorothy Dinkel was in Stockbbrldge Friday Thomas Wylie is now employed t Howell when be is learning the tool makers trade at the A EParker Tool Shop The Gerry Eicbman family were j MrsSunday guests of the Walter Glov Mrs Carmen Porter,in of Wettberville Basil White and wife of MasonRead were Sunday guest of tne Ben Whites Bert Roche and son, John, of Lan day last week sin called on the Ben Whites Saurl Emerson Parmaiee andday The Bert Wyies called Thurs Pratt of Detroit called on ye editor saviorpast patrons by r must soon learn that their aviJrAmong those from here attending ,will not come from summit meetingthe OES Grand Chapter in Grand at Mackinac or from any countryRapids this week are the Albeit club or silk stocking organizationTnkels, Lawrence Camburns,Geore salvation f it comes at all will comeEngquists, Mrs Eloyse Campbell,Sadie Moran, Mrs Genevieve Hem, Roberta Amburgey and MrsMiller and the James Boyds Mesdames Virginia Vanland Eleanor were luacneon guestsof Mrs Geneva VanSlamrook onfc from obscure voters who are touchby the rfieimimr desire of Repub DEIfTlSTilephone Office 93 Reside ic 814byEUwsll J tarr AgencyINSURANCEAGBILCarr Iint 1 4 2 MILL STneiroey, Mich Phone UP 8 813BERTAucfhnmrvdik C FAiiM SALESPne UP 314PTlxoasatvAs o Air Bubbles you fett tror hoar of Of Dr H R Holmqait blAlbTil Zlv you Fersoaal Pit ting Strvtc in roar borne orracn Of bnsincfli KmobUgatton, No xtr cliarge Drop v cr4l XReyTuesday Throng Saturitf 11 tz 3 aid 5 to 7and by Appointment AC 72931300 Wert CrRn BRIGHT DV Fnrr, Hornet Lake PropertyBusiness Opportunitiescawt Your Propeiiyl withJ vLD ftiASONBroker 209 tforth Pearl t PH0NE UP 8 J1G6Fi3r7Woite7 t All Kinds of Real Estate Listing I Wantedj Main Office HA G8188 at 7421 Por tage Lake Road, near N Territorld 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEYHenry Krhn smtt P 8312Mide iISALESMANSName and Jackican leaders to serve themCongressman Charlllain proved at the last general elec rnvan lm that the winning way is the a fc aggresse way A newcomer as far as 5the 6th congressional district goes e won out over heavy odds mainly FOR SALE Kenmore Oil Heater of his enthusiasm and laek 10, 1 drake and 5 Muscovy ducksRepublican stiffnesi l10 Evenng only H Grodell,Commercial salesman do not sell l440 Cedar Lake RoadMonday They were schoolMrs Audrey Line is a patient at of editor at Dexter yearsMcPherson hospital, Howell The TheGarth Meyer family who areAsher Wylies called n her Saturday ovinS frm Bad Axe to Fhnt and also on her father, GeorgeSniv a farewell party lat weekCliff Miller was a Stmday dinner j potential customer s if the ygues t o f th e Winsto n Baughns 1 are t o e successful C W Hooke r an d wif e o f An n M aye thi s Mackina c meetin g wa se r a sa es meetin g in anticinatm n merchandise by talkin g t o eac h other e v mus t g 0 int o th e market An d I FO R SALE Tw o Spac e Heaters , 1sales meeting s ar e neces s a 5 eoo m on, , 1 3 roo m one eventuall yimey , wh o i s a patien t there Joh n Boye r an d wif e calle d o nth s Joh n Wrathell s o f An n Arbo rSaturday Jane Widmayer , U P 8342 2hom e fro mArbor calle d o n Mrs Jenni e Hoo kViol a Pett y in Howel lTh e Re x Noggle s o fDcnise Kenned y wa sAo n Arbo r Monday Th s Ra y Languway g an d Gilber t I Skinner s o f Chubb a Corner s attend 101 Sunda y ffuestsatjlvth e Mich Georgi a gwent at An nArbo r Saturday Oli n Robinson s jrs o f Ypsil an d Re x Sackett o f Detroi tSunday Mrs Hooke r calle d o n Miss l a hai d hittin g electio n campaig n I fViol a Pett y in Howel l Thursday j 00 b if its jus t anothe r sel f Ho rThursdayAn n Arbo rwst s Sunda y guest s o f to e Oli nThe Norma n Mille r family , Mrs ,t Ceula h Mille r an d Mrs Florenc eBaugh n spen t los t week at Dougla aLake , comin g back Monday 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 09, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 09, 1957 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 1957-10-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch