95 10 4274 https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/ac88e4f3d88db1a439c9482bbfbdc559.pdf 05cd6e71294ef38e3c59a9a4b13bbaac 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. , Pinckney CHBONOLOY OF 1958Jan 7Walter Spittler dies Pinekney beats Boys Republic in Salinetournament loses to Arthur SmithJoyce Aen named head of the Rainbow GfrlsJan 14Louis Root has car stolenDick Singer married to Dora Davisoi Immer, Maryland Philip Sprout,Jacob Bankers and Charles Field dieJan 21Eva Wenderlein and Rev Harold Smith married Mrs RobertGrainger dies Protest meeting on revised Bible to be held at Howelllaon lodge holds annualgtiest night 1ftgh school beats South Lyon 89 to SO Clare Palmer and ene Miller are chairmen for Marchof Dimes Lloyd VanBlaircum takesover Parker Motor Sales and Murray Dagg, Gulf Oil StationFeb 4Pinckney school safe forced and 400 taken Mary Ann Leschwins pit making contestFeb 11Yager Sorter, 55, shot andkilled at Patterson Lake Several persons picked up Dr Morgan Smeadholds Masjfljg School of instructionhere 170 grade children from hereattend Shrine Circus in Detroit Pin ckney loses to Manchester 28 to 21Vivian Dyer, Ed Retzloff marriedFeb ISPinckney collects 335 inMarch of Dimes drive Pinckneywias from Hartland twice 0 E S Sweetheart party at Patterson LakeFred Glenn dies at Chelsea Mrs Bar bara Wilson and Mrs WilhelminaCone, George Thompson and MrsHasel Ely marriedFeb 25Olin Robinson elected district grand lecturer for 7th Masonicdistrict Barbara VanSlambrook chosen school DAJt representative Pinakney loses to Dexter 42 to 36 Stanley Dinkel attends Republican state conventionMarch 8Rev Ruegsegger resignsas pastor ofong church Father Son banquet at school Brandon White,John Paul Ware drafted, John Bezek wounded ii Korea March 4Engagement of AlbertaDiakel and W F Close announced,Pinckney loses to South Lyon 45to 41 Mrs Marie Waider dies OlinRobinson and Betty LaPine married Batarday nightttyefc 11Stanley Dinkel nominated to supervisor Pinckneyto Grass Lake ii tournament 47 to 42 UBiA 16Bert Ifrtfon of Paitenon Lake stabbeC by hitch hiker4H holds opts house William Harris of Dexter dies April 1Bowling tournament atLaRosa Bowl, Branch of McPherson bank opens at Pinckney John Burgorganises 4H Hot Shot club 176tickets told to Father and Son Banquet April8Mrs Lulu Welling dies atDooUttle home Ernest Cochrane atU of M hospital Democrats win all offices in Putnam but supervisorNorma Stecker, Norman Rogers arcMarried Edward Spears dies Clifof Bob Egeltr, Wednesday January 13 15411III A IMIRROR The legislature convened at Lansingthis we to consider Michigan business for the coming year Publicneeds are many and various and nevercan be completely satisfield Michigans financial condition is good and she expects to pay all bills, includingthe school and local governmentsThe school enrollment went from1,190,000 to 1,250,000, an increase of60,000 They required 2,000 moreteachers and 000 more classroomsOlder, retired teachers were broughtback i,nd special certificates were issued to meet the teacher shortageCollege enrollment increased 12 The birth rate increased and thedeath rate decreased 180,000 babieswere born in Michigan in 1953 and the death rate went down to 9 per1000The state 28 million building program saw 26 buildings finished and 10 more started The state repairedthe Cass office building damaged byfire in 1951 and built a new cio, he Mason uuiiuing Wayne Universitygot a 4 million medical building ChurcbesQaifcelk StashSt Mary CVrthnffr Ch Pinckney MichiacmRev Fr Albert SchxnittSunday Maaiew S Schedule 630, 800ii3o High School AtfilellcBASKET BALL NEWS Pinckney met their big test Fridaynihl in Dexter and failed to get pastit, Dexter winning an easy 66 to stmoLimvsiNDERGARTEN Alan Burg brought some newblocks for our room Hi dad made flirrut Oonnieal,35 victory This dropped them from i thom,w alao erfjoying thefWter hedue 800 and 1000Novena Devotions Friday eveninq 730 D mFriday after Novenaa DerotSDa SdtoXayJJQ to 900 a OLSunday Before 800 MOMWwrehCalvary Merinnntte Charthi1 Walter , Wowhfc lp,00 Sunday School ltOYoung People Medina 73Dav FeDowthl p Servtc Wednesda y 80 0a y constructio n wor k totale d I437,055,000 67 new bridge s an d bijrailroa d crossin g flasher s wei 3 built 10 8 mile s o f concret e pavemen t wer elaid 6 ne w bank s wer e chartere d an d1 7 branc h banks Stat e earning s o nthei r investment s increase d 350,000 300,00 0 virtcu 1 visitor s ar e expect e d thi s yea r Th e stat e spen t 215,00 0o n it s 3 8 sk i centers Thousand s mor eWLV O investe d in skatin g an d tobogga nsi A luiyjJ Q gallo n heate d out doo r swimmin g poo l wa s buil t a tBoyn e Mt Februar y is th e bi g win Le i tjrs t month for d Egeler , so nbreak s leg 80 0 attende d Masoni c Pas tMaster s Righ t here Gov William sa guest , Pau l Strawhecker , speaker Apri l IBAdria n Lavey , 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McDonal d Mesdaxac oRusse l Srannoon , To m Lit h en dTo m Bonne r attende d a Repaol ican women s meetin g a t StLcui slas t week, John Feikens , sict rchainna n sai d th e Repubica nwome m can wi n th e Michiga n D Davi s I I t C l l b L l 17K ,KAJ 1 ilWe are finishing We mad an nn, ,v iiict1 We made a maWe are planning changed our iuVve , ionwishidijct ail aounRosina Anna Slayden Nancy Spittler Roberta Ackley Karen Gustafson Ann Reason Sally Miller Sharon Allen Gretchen Tasch Doris Umstead Janet Nichols Nancy Nichols Joycs Ailed isgqy Smith Obser Maiy BoycKr Ncmcy Slayden iilaine JonsoUChcj Diicor ikbara Miller SeivicsCo ni idOuterMusician in nijPrompter barbara SfoneAssoc Drill Leader Dcren KahleMother Advisor Leota ReasonReporter Paula CurliettCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank the ladies ofFlinckney for all the Gt Welland CjhrisimGs cards 1 have received Also the boxes of fruit It is all tery much appreciatedduring my shutin daysAlice R SchoenhaUCONSERVATION NOTES21 lakes nd streams in thestate were surveyed, mapped1and inven ,jd last year The legal sizel limit of troutmay be Changed to 8 to 10 inches to give them a chance ospawn,Concessional in 8 state parkshave asked for renewal of their of their licensesThe beaver and otter trappingseason is in March and April A meeting will bo held in Hovvell in FebruaryMABHUOE LICSNSESCarroll Wcdd,36, WhitmorcLake, Esther lnrus 43XakelandWm Boyce, 40 Fowlerville Hcu el Peit 40 Howeft KennethBuffington 26 Brighton BettyJane Parka 18 HowelLWm OConnor 42 Fowlerville, IreneBoyee, 40 FowlerviHe Carl Dvmont 52 Detroit Esther Wright 41 HllKINGS DAUGHTERS MEET The Pinckney Kings Daughters metlast Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Eloyse Campbell Thirty members and seven guests were presentAmong the guests were the State President of the Kings Daughters,Mrs Clara Belle Glen of Gregory andthe County President, Mrs AlbertLeBlanc of Howell Miss Elizabeth Youngerman was admitted to theCircle, Mrs Glen reading the admission service Mrs Lulu Darrowhad charge of the devotionsMrs Mabel White, Pinckney circlepresident gave a report on the number of gifts and glasses of jeliy givento the various institutions t Christ masMrs Glen then gave an interestingreport on the Camp project and alsoanswered questions regarding other Kings Daughters activitiesMrs Campbell entertained with afew nrnnbeia on her,Hammond orin A solo vi duot wtv presentedasoD cious figments v r thenrived Mrs l,ilu Drrow and Mrs Mertiit who iu SateGrant Gooley 70, formerly oiPinckney died at Sprtngliald Mass Dec 30 of a stroke Heworked at the tavern and fotHollis Wylie while herePar 7ur Avon Products Call 158FU uir ng secretary rA vovnty campchairman, were cohostessesTHOMAS BRANN1FThomas Brannifi 70 of Okla City, of thBrannif Airways, a million cor poratiaru was killed in a planecrash in Texas Sunday He WOPa friend at Lorenzo Farnam otT JrLyna laroam home here We iv i vi IvluiS i ii pals, which were vc,, Sxs i i II GRADEY, e 1 ,,V tO iCi KLUVIBcik o in1 roc in OUi jjt mUat a good hovitlwhen the, played the eighth gratkLiLLi iiivs itt the uiiii1 i1 tiWe get a third of We s to laisc moneythe a mourn vwill save the money ii uik Ti boys are ania so farMrs Morris wishes to thank tin giaucis LOL all theWe in iOisemester tests ioi,unl to theMyron Schoenhals of Akron, Ohio,visited iiij nioiivcv, iclis Alice schoen her1 last week at the Tom Warehome The Earl Kimberlys ufink ster caheu Sunday Howard Kiopelle and family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Harold Rady home Howard Kead and wife went loDetroit Sunday to see the cinerama Wayne Atlee writes from Dei rayBeach, Florida, that he has met ihuEd Parkexs and Fred Reads there Mr and Mrs Lester Sharp iHamburg, Mr and Mrs Kobert Kctuno and son, Gary, from Detroit an 1Mrs iviae Metz of Howell were Sunday guests at the Lee Lavey homeLee Lavey attended a testimonialdinner Monday night at Monks hotel, Brighton for Summerner Frisbeoi Howell, who retired Jan 1 as adjuster for the Citizens Mutual Auto Ins CoC J Clinton and wife attended Urcard club Sunday at the Hairy Leehoj in LakelandSt Marys church ha organized anumber of aiscusaioi groups tochurch theology are 4 inGregory and 3 here so far Theymeei twice a month Meetings wereheld here last Thursday at the Elizabeth White, Helen Vaniiiaircum andNellie Gardner hornet ami at Gregory at the Clyde lucCkei, Joe AcCleer, Bob Johnson am Leo Ciuncy hcesMrs Winifred Graves, who hasbeen staying with Mrs Rose Hendeeit now with Mrs Mae Hifgin fromVr ma siov pictures on blepajx last Friday 1aliy Siritt has a new hatlAIijy Torteis cow has a babyair John Colono had his tonsils removedFriday Larry Utley visited his father Sunday Tli uls children visited at their rand mothers Sunday Mary Lv Aschrnbrennor has a and hat She visited herSundayOustaLson is till absent W IK nine yeai1 t ,y Ij11Julay, Annj ii 1m Htmnid lrom he oacomuig a prob He widPeace time prosperity andbased on war productionL1,,KV, the cancelling of war contracts right and left by Defense Secretary Wilaon was what started tlieunemployment The number of un mdoyed in Michigan now is Midco bv 8j,000 Their layoffs Juucut the purchasing power of the peo ple and they are no longer able tobuy autos and other article whichhas caused these factories to lay offnumerous workers Something willhave to be done to take up this slackIt may even be necessary to startthe public works program of the lastdepression days The president wouldadd 614 million more people o social security lists and increase unemployment compensationThree Detroit underworld character, Joe FtiTono, Clarence Jacobs and WaiUi KLIIUU navv been named mwarrants charging them with shooting Walter Ueuthei, CIO president, 6years ago The Kcfauvt r committee last year brought in the fuels thatthese men had been hired by certainDetroit industries to stamp out union activities and given scrap metalcontracts by said factories wheh sub let to scrap dealer All 3 gafieiare very wealthy and were bootleggers in prohibition day Some of th eridence it is claimed was obtained by wire tapping Credit for breakingthe case goes to Former State PoliceChief Leonard and Prosecutor OBrienof Detroit iiDiS i L ,1th i, some recordsa g new bicyeh thday Friday Morse played hoc 1 hu a new puppyM , isnv1 visited their iij Vtc, UL Willis Sunday VO RTH CRADE Red Book Reader are studyingtboui the first successful locomo ,M, rivi soiiij rood pictures oith JVit Clinton for our bullein a rd We each made a menu of our mealsfor one day to sec if we were eat foods from each of the sevenIKIV has jead thirtyoneyea 1 Kaye Wylie hat and Barbara has readfood KUpKaren SibiOKK thisread pvntnsixteen Uobbio Beck is a new boy in thefourth grade He comes from theHicks School Dennis Singer started serving asan Altar Boy this week Tommy Read went, to Detroit tosee CinearamaFIFTH GRADE We made birthday cards for MrsMary Teeple on her 82nd birthday We had reading, arithmetic, and Consumption of hard liquor increased in Michigan in 1963, beingabout 108 greater than in 1952 Lascyears sales of 3,809,896 cases was400,uou more than that of the year before The December sales were460,578 cases, which was 53 per cent mncp than December, 1952 Whiskey ve,e up lUll per cent but uics lecreasid 38 The prev,u hitfh year va 1950 when Viijt9 casts were soldEducation should be a cooperativecommunity activity but alas, manypacni lake the Let George Do Itutiiude and seldom visit the school unless one of their family graduates a OIK athletic contest or enter tainment is given Thy know littlof the everyday workings cf tiuuhool and at the annual school meet ing only a handful turn out This isnot as it should be All persons are stockholders in the schools whether hey pay a property tax or paysales tax, as much of the latter goes to support the schools The schoolssiiouKi keep the people informed of ihe school activities through periodicreports It was a practice here at one time to convene the school atnight when the teachers taught their classes as in the day time giving theparents an opportunity to see theschool in action This was discontin ued for some reason or other Thenare a number of truths which should be remembered They are GoodTeachers make good schools GoodSchools make good citizens Good citizens make good communities Good communities make good states Goodstates make good nations Good nations make a good worldsicllintjr shown on fractions,division and multiplication We find them very helpful Individual units have been startedmany different subjects to beshared by the entire class ic of the girls brought Christdolls, and boys brought airplanes, magic sets, fishing poles,ukelis and model cars to show to the maclass yenletters were written tofor our nice ChristmasSpoiling bee winners were KarenSpKEichman Gus Kasper Runners up arol Miller, Marjory MillerMrs EleanorLedwidge, Mrs Raymonda Morris and Mrs Clare Mc Macken were in Jackson Saturday President Eisenhower in his speech,asked the voting age b lowered to 18 years Now this is not the perofitave of the federal government Theconstitution nowhere sets the votingage at 21 It is up to the states InGeorgia 18 has been the voting agesince 1944 He also asked statehood for Hawaii but did not mention Alaska Hawaii is Republican Alaska,Democrat Admitting both would notchange the status quo between, the2 parties But the reason for blockingtheir admission goes for deeper than that At the present time the southand the midwest have enough votesto block any legislation they do aotwant Adding 4 more senators Wdeprive them of this power the opposition to anyDick Kennedy has sold his Ana Arbor News rout to TOUBJ Vi t C,s aftCytfrqHffi 3TijttfjfGBIBBBBHWBjBBffMBBB BjiX 1 ii Hfe a tffl B I A 4htt4 A 4liutatarGrohjFriday Saturday , J lg e ias t week Bor n t o Ton y Rob b an d wife , F i THE BI G HEAT Saturday , Ian 15 , 1 7efcrien t o f tnei rTh e WSTColo r B y T haaey,fcann e Cagne yJtti Matur e j6a n SImon l 19, 1 7ESCAP E FRO M FO T BRAVO Willia m HoldenTSan V Parke rB e 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there the Comet Presspublish a book, wrttendsf theformer and ilrUtrafed By the bv the lertterltifl enjitledHappyHoppea and His Frierkis and is a 3 part story of the, ie of agrasshopper md Ito nseet friends with 30 lluufitratikialt rsin rhyme for children, J rrrf,,t ,xThere were number of deathshere last weekJohn J Teeple Jefferson Parker arid Mrs la Boirt MiWITH A STRANGBRf BCifemday Monday January 17 IBMat Sunday 2 30 pm Cont, Alan ,Lctda Patrica MedinaBOTANY BAYin TechnicolorWed Thurjan 19 2021 GrccyBon Howard, shornAlaskan Esldmo airf0 roPofa t,fTOttmef,K19S ME A in TechnicolorComingTittle Boy LostEasy to LoveJUL9COFridi tM8S toyffiirwWAluminum Comb Windows dir ect from factory to you, 10 windows DHS and 2 doors 32995f Completely installed Small payments iii iiVictor Mature rfiBlonchalcl uA L GhAYBEAL Local RepresentativePhone Brighton 5371TWO MEN WITH THESAME INCOMEOne man goes ahead andspends The other looks ahejad Its every personsLchoipemoie luxury now , cmprp security later ,We 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JanuaryMatter at PostoffioAct of March 8, 1877U4 SaHoell St,PincitarWck Price la Dtf V uoffer and wifeof Tttiit at the Lluyd Hemk Mondayat Limn ivAv vnvhJUia AL fcfcarla C1OL She had aitttttearvooaay niht1 At tlyi dEi Friendship KJji jKi ifjiillY tftftfty tbire were 62 irbjnJ ij JJW v Cfngy 0Wr f oi Fowlerviile , 18 fWirfW i Brighto n ai d 1 0 fro m HoweirbM s nberd f visitor s fro m oth w sHap, Mrand Mrs Clar e Mille r enUr Mar y Teepl e o n th e oo c8jpn,, of he r S2n d birthda y Sunda yI an d tookhe r t o An n Arbo r afuu xswards TheBeaeh y twins , Loi s an d LucilJt ereturne d 1 o Cioshe n colleg e las t iroejj jTuesday V Ona Campbell and wife spiiiiiM Week witi Mrs Marian PearsMJ , Howell ,Vii Blirs liable Suydam whotias1 at thfe M J Reason hqjneiseveraiweeks hap yone back to iAjEson Leo Ewers ami family of Unadilln,Lee Rain and family of Poniiuc, tJuDoyle TVmpleton family of Keeyo Harbor and the Uaryl Shirley famJl were Sunday quests atthe AibeMjtyna t Shirley homeik and uiiu of Manihe Walter ClarisUit called aihome FriayWhile ieiui ii nunu to iiv Friday iigiit, Tom iiner who isomployof at Vans Movoiak1 was injured fhen his car sideof CjregoryJoe Hospital, Annfuid to have k njj j i i vniK cHvchai J h CompleWiae of We SarvlM80731a ironifLii i,,r, is wormu Ann ArborA carl received from theGeneAll the Pineknfcfr bus irivt ers are attending school at HowellThursday night item t uiO p m, 1,L last G weeks j Mrs Lester McAfee ras Ln Ann itrbor Friday VTexas noonday M Ji Reason cutlecturer jheld a hat 13J liao n T, af A iy Longer You Will Soon Neti IttsPhone Hagllon 19,r,ffB8016 tOl Will S3,r IfoalityMechanuhb AUCHOKO f ft8 yr ScMthMF Heado ofpf Tn rri n blood, lines from famous sires as r Ootfreion Farms Wimpjfjslfcow Ititftierof Gfondale, with daughters up to 700 II800 bu cMTiD el Miss Thfcbeer and Wine Yaks Gu lfane Howel l 706J 2 A CAH STRUCK S TRACTOR SRUSSEL L D SM h H CO ,HOWKLL , MICH PH 1G3 2by H W WYLI E, MICHIGA N PHON E 3 2 U5 WEBSTE R PHONE 11 8 P1NCKNEY , v p h Hal fwie attende d alDaniel hom e i , Earl Sery s birthday Mar k Nas h wa s mifortunat ecr j OJr h g o los e 4 of highes t cow s e cr iitly he y cangb t shippiiig feve rfior al cjal f hebugh t fo f Jiiaadftngh rtcr , Nf y a t th e Detroi t StockYai dfov K irork ThfejlW L JWt , sicka t all ,, ,,, , Sertft Donal d MWeta asm th e hQlwiuy s Jwit h lif r psretrts, Iirrahi JJMrs i rstcy Mowers , H e leave s soo nfor,Lwrmar Wr ui At thj a Maioni c Duildin jhel d iaaf c wed t iTnes cVa n NoHaafpJfr d jpeofcjuwer e t 1 boar i to sucjee J QljnJWiafred i s See a H Ooyr Siegle r deale r NOW ordinar yeSieger s xciuciv e pptnte d THRE E IN ON I HIATMAKE Rvs hea t that s 4 TIMI S UOTTI R ove r yow r Hers le ri O NI At e fwnhJp TCDC M a t th Tow r a UToa s fo r Sola JarrojjyjaneKir k Sjjum slas t hospital, An n Th e i weddin g o fan d Mkrgare t Widmajj da t St Mary Receptio n a iClub Mrs Id awh o v i liti s Mrs Hos e Hendelisrser ,iousl y jl l a t hhoWtHe w xtra , patente d Jnns r heater , buil trigh t in th hear t o f th e hottes t fire, capture sth e TopofheFlame heat that s 4 Time s Hot te r tha n SideotheFlame heat Sieglc r ppur athi s bonu s hen t OVL V yru r fior throu 1 house , vs yMOST ORk GflOiiM L R PhPUTNAM TOWNSP TBEAI 11 at her, taSSKF,THE M JillHCillntoM HOlowe to fc in fue VJY HEATERSwaste 4 times hotteryour comfort Chimney and ceiling get hot,rooms stay cool, floors vwastirypufowelL JOTThe popVof tfhrrsTTnasTremaii Jf the New Years Wishes3 pe fcA Sfevtinii SOTTOMl PLUMBINGilktER SYSTEMS beginsAand vissecurepart ol are111 Tl V,vpry the b V rProve it a fovr Ur deoors wifh H H IJOSin 19AUpodtyCUT SHirilNCnJ C JTCHING OfcJOHN DEERNo 40toader gdeep peaetrtttoa eader 4Q Loader Aa Hi i meat Sale4RGAINS BARGAINS SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEKStsak rouid aid sirloin 63elbFront quirtw ROASTS 39ctat Chops BBcto 85cSPECIAL OB Frankfurt 40cPure Pork Sausage All Kindt of Cold Mealsinc QUALITYbats PNPHETM 9fTO iniAYEY LOOKERVejavtaMesPitMarket PrieCLARKS Ambrose Kennedy rolled hit earover Sunday night at the curve on the Howell Road at the Lee Laveyfarm He WM alone and was uninjured but the car WM banged upThe Tom Clark family aad Mrs GW Clark of Ana Arbor called osMrs Margaret Clark and family on SundayLawrence Baugha and LawxeiceCamburn attended the Centennial of Marine City Lodge Saturday night incompany with Rex Sackett and Frantes Dodge 600 ware present at the banquqetGeorge Meabon aad wife called atthe Wm Marshall home U Stock bridge SundayMr and Mrs Aadrew Nesbitt andwife spent last Wednesday with Mrs Marian Pearson in HowellRex Noggle and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of the FrankAberdeen familyDon Cornell and wife of WillowPark were Sunday guests of thebud VanNorman familyFritz Wylie called at the Andrewesbitx home Saturday A aon wasborn to Fritz and wife at McPheraonhospital, SaturdayFrank Aberdeen was in Lansing OBSaturday Mrs Lawrence Baughn returneehome from McLaughlin hospital, Lansing SaturdayMrs Florence Baughn and MrsVirginia Van Norman called on MrsEleanor Baughn at the Lansing hospital on ThursdayMrs Celia Nash and children called at the Arvid Anderson home in South Lyon Sunday Mrs Barbara Bekkering and babywere Sunday guests at the Paul Haggiboom home in HowellMrs Pat Me Go wan, Mrs EleanorWillis and Floyd Murphy of Pontiacwere Sunday guests of Mrs LouisCoyleKuy Carpenter and wife of AnnA bur called at the J H Hookerhome SundayThe, Edsil Meyer family of AnnArbor spent Sunday at the W Hitei1 homeAt the PTA meeting Friday nightat the Harger school, the teacher, Mry Aim Meyers was presented witha cake and gift in honor of her birthday lava Fincknay SanitariumIM K Duffy, H fi Ptaekn0y, Michigan 00 PPtay, gBail 1100 A M to 200 P M Bxeept WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P MDENTISTN Michigan Avcphnea Office 935 ion East M66,FUNERAL HdHiOirg by AppointmeiHHowell,Phone 183 207 E d PJvo Howell, MichipnEstate In iivvpBroke raOty, Lake and Farm Property a Specialtylast Your p, JI VJ e,f MfcfclLee LaveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 MkhAyrREFRIGERATION Harold jRepairs on All iJakes 43Farm iiales A Specialty en 131 rtari Vy,cOall Kowlervilie 4o5r 6 ARNOLD BERQUIST233 Unadilla St Hnckney, MicWatch RepcdringGoId Stampif Christmas Bargains onWatches, Watch Bcradsjewel Handmade Feather RiMfohU GerietaryPrkxs iou Can Afford Milford,hiigbrd Granite PaRealFarms, Hornet Business IList Your PGeraldBroker 2UJ iSoriaiPinckney, Mich WlaVFOR SALEYounq qeese, Hock 35c a lb also fresh eggsVanHorns Hillside Farm Mis Etnel Sprout and son, John j Phone Pinckney 69F2 FOB SALErRAJLLHOae vrhmi Sears built up rack, extra tire gpA tubR new all iittingswiveS iox lights 50 See MurrayDagg at Guli Service g F HEWLETrsister, Mrs Roy Brownand family at Leslie Saturday I FOR SALEFuel oil heatinghvLi,, tidi had her tonsils out atlaiove for 10 Pinckney DispatchMcPherson hospital, last week Mrs Ida Eichman of Detroit is,tiiu at the Gerry Eichman home Hiland Lake George HcntoLroom room anaon kite irontwarm,White wid wife of Howellwere Sunday callers at the Ben White WANTED Outside house win cozy includes oil hat, ga atiow shutters Mis RCSinitb hot and cola wioi ad lxxit,iPhone Hamilton 6253 or caii Jashed ox unlurnisheci faI couple prelenea cjhiiuttKi weiHOG iand wife uf in ICM on Air and Mrd Wm,Shehan l hursuay and Leo Garishaad son of Detroit called SaturdayThe Marion 4H club held a skating party at the Kiraball pond Jan 6Al Nesbitt and wife of Detroit,Chaa Whitthead and wife and Ba Laaiboru of Gregory called onHenry and wife Sundayihc following called on Joha Boyerand wife Sunday Lloyd Warner and wiit and Pete Strouger and wife ofYpsuanti Clarence rttiit and famUy, Reuben Geatner aad family nna Mrs Frank Beyer and children ofAnn Arbor , spirt coalike2 beautuu come, 7 lomiles in cQea40 and 42PINCKNEY BASSET BALLfcm, lPottesviU thereJan lJSouth Lyon, there, an 26Britton there,Jan, 23Mancheater Lecr Feb 6Hartkmd thjreFeb 12Deztar thare, b IS South Lyon hereRESPONSIBLEmale or female from thia areawanted to service and coiiaet from automatic vncttncr BnTrh ines No selling Age not dssentxaL Oar,referencea and 600 in working capital necessary 7 to2 hours weekly 400 monthly WAJNTLDTo buy a small tctuieDispatch CtticV LOSTIemais Bagle doer13k dLOinches high 13uck caad with brown spots a qame xeswiih brown spois, at qame reserve north of Pinckney Reward Rev Standridge, phone 65F11FLOOBCork tile OCRubber TtfeawWANTED RavTfursTalso pelu and deerskins MarketLucius J Doyle, 310 Putnam faueet, Pinoltney, phone 42ziBKrAUTc r u i welding Supplier o Puia Automotive GiasB Lca aadInstalled r,ro1018 East Crand hivPhcne 151 Plnns Fmckney 160F3liowell, Michigan 1 or Ann Arbor 29756FOR SALEfui oii hoatina Stove Dal Miiler, phoneTFlothe decthEdward Spears in , order to Hm Mason Road Ptono984 T , or PowlerrflagPIANO lSSON3Clasaicol oi A 3EARuah Lake Phone 157FU Pinckneyi riichigandi Edward psettle te estate the following perty must be sold1 Large house, small barn, 37 7acres of land on M36 1V2 milowest of Pinckney3772 acres 172 mile west anuVi miles South of M36 18 acress OA Codex Lakewith house and Lam r1buildings 4 miles north ana vtest ofPinckney 80 acres in township of Una Jib wdflla on Barton and Dcnchue Telph Rdi OWEN W fCWUHLFoot Specialist216 W GdHvk oneaboutlmitelnorOv and OH 74WJ Brloocfl interview give full particul ars, TfconWrtte KU Boac 521Mpla 1, Minn,WANTBDMlnteribr pcdntto oaweek nights and week end Jadt DanowPhone Howell 476W1FOR SALECrafUman 30 Power Saw 125 Caah Inquire at G Serrk Sratioa callKennedy Adm at 355Putnam StPinckneyphone 120F3 MANDELLS SAWLAWN MOWER11524 RhrerbaaHLXAND LABEMcdn St and Dexter RoadI FOR SALEMixed baled 50c aI bale Milton Gharboasaau9040 Farley Hoad, PinckneyPOUNDBlack end ton CoonDog near Cedar Lake Granl Ward Phone 121F12 atHoweJl MichFOR SALE Rotary mower 19 inch cut turbo jet 2 HP, 4 cycle Cbnton erigine mowa, regularpriee 125 Must aeffi guick for m a F Hewlett phone 83FOR SALEBoby Chicks, krrgaType White Leghorns ,Oarred White Rocks and New Hanplahires Order now for 1954 BOB SQUIRE HATCHERYPhone 305 W at 218Soum lOch Are, Howell, MHL 1 FOR RENT3 room eaftcaje aliPortge Lake Mark Swartkout Farmers Feed I Supply Co Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 13, 1954 Description An account of the resource January 13, 1954 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954-01-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/ae28663294bb3a7e427d456064b0d87e.pdf bcffebf918b334a3a41283366ce20c56 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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V n5 aoeial events of theMt flace here New Yearsto til Mve6pe Church whent Jaan Ktrsehke, daughter of MrsifW MHRWUJ of Pinekney was voted In marriage to PFC CharleslUwlett aoo of C P Hewlett of Pin mmw Md Mrs Floyd Proctor of About 200 people witceremony Rev Keith officiated The altar the ceremony was performed BffcUdfry candle and decorated wtrite mums and gladioliMenrin Campbell was organistink Curlett, soioisV bride, ottome was white slipeeftfaft, fcvlii length, illusion yoke, ad with lace, full length sleeves poUted wristlrne and fingertipa eiL She carried a small Bible topped with white rose Her father gave her in mar AS8UMES PATORTE HEREThe Rev J, W Winger this weekassumed the pastorate of the Community Congregational Church Withhis wife and three sons he moved here f m Northport where he hasbeen serving rhe CongregationalChurches oi Northport and SuttonsBay the past bcveral yearsA native of Wooster, Ohio, the Kmcvy 6 1354St Marya Cotho6o Church Plnckney MichiqonRev Fr Albert SmnSunday Mosfios Summer Schedule 630, 800900, 10,00, 1130,Winter Scheduo 800 and M00 I Reason family called pTDfiT,on the PaWFrederick family at f1 TheI th East Leroy, Christmaareceived his pri y education mthe local schools there and his graduate education from Findlay College, Ohio AB 1935, and from theGraduate School of Theology 01 Uutilin College, whore he was awarded the degree of Bachelor of Divinity in1938 He has iiursued further studyin Rural Church Program and Ad ministration at Grrrtt Biblical Insiitute, an xiiliatt f Iovihwestern University in Evanston, Illinois fridoy evening 730 p znConfessionaFriday after Novenna Dcvotlona cuitiay 730 to 900 o mSunday Before 800 Mdu Atim Hir titter, Ruth Kirschke, wa of honor Her gown was waltzttfti blue taffeta with velvetaad matPhjtos headpiece I1 was red rosebuds rJ , carnations syerly Kai in,,, a ciaeeta of the, fki V ej i, junior bridesmaid sister of the bride Proctor, sister of the jnvcrr the same as the MMWhite was best man jPaul Ware, Charles Cird Jenf Proctor, nsfcen TW torWs mother wore a navyfclae ftitte suit with pink accessoriesMl a4s jrfak carnation corsage gra mother ehpee a greyim Mm plak acceais, and i ftek eoreejre, reception was held at the Pin Mrs Calvary MenoonitAXorning WorshipfSuadoy School Vg Peoples ChurefaPastorFeLlowsiiip Service 10001100 7 George ITansley aid wl ,New Yearsvwith a cousin at iontiac Nancy ftadeen of Detroit andJohn andfcas, Gannon of Redfoidvisited attie Francis Shehan home last week The Mark Nash family entertainedtheir childri for New YearsMrs, Jack Clark, sr, and MrsJane Clark aof Dexter spent Sunday at the Mart Nash home Mrs Loup Coyle entertained theBob Grainger family of Lansing,Clarence IGowan of Pontiac and Eva and Mkrk Melvin Sunday Lynn Hendee and wife and RexHendee anj, Dalune Robinson spentSunday at he Dr Jim Nash homein Cold water Rex Sackett and James Lungfordof Detroit tailed on the Larry Camttended that che Pitts1 GRADE NEWSall had a very merry Christ tor WAJ mas, received many nice gifts too j a fewspent numerous to mention IPincknevRobbie Rooke visited in Detroit Pi ,,,rduring the holidaysMargaret Ackleys auntcame to visit her Laurel Titus Hmf aitmatAnother year has theher cousin came to teei Barry Simpson visited friends of r mother in thePinckney had been withoutfacilities since 1933 Th Fridsthe Library started a publwin tne town hall MoHt of tha beetoMorgan had company, Ken j ZZ taUd ff hGarr crowded Vern Corey, passed away, Mr and Mr Jafcson conducted the store for semonths but sold to Leslie J0BM Wahas made a number of ehsmgea tfcere made a number of ehamget tkmnThe Peoples church was formi krlast spring wh b f, Curtis1 CHUKi , AiNOLiKliV i , V Hour Jbj adaat cacii tiuntlay, kJDw to ZiJJ , p ,, WHRV1000 on ihj dial 1 cjij is wiLime to Cuiiv v j,,A NIGHT SERVICE, liU io0 pm, D1 811 reunujnang hall Maigaict Burnt leftCluskey in Los Jams vciiti v iajrn, 11her children1 bi The Ray tm MonA Cli,ia1 , aw, i Jucy Reynolds visitsd her grandmother She also had a tooth pulledConnie Keiser was in Detroit during the holidaysChiiie Schmidl visited her grand1 vi8ited m Sandusky jchurch They have built on grandmother j their new church, known a Fellow Hall on M36W and arc holdingices there The Bob White piny Co started operation innew factory on Mill St Ed Vnrktr Motor Salea to LloydYai cum who nowit Murray DHVK took SiM iii Stakion in,tnThe Hurtibise Brothersume to iReasonsherW o havand hoiio weWe sxw anle some ni v i uK sall remember thento work hard thisWinLMAI X i u1 toAND 3 ovrill herTul niifn ihc Maathontiwin unt coi iW,SchoolMoininc Wcrsh ihiir Niqht Prayern the church i, litor vheld Chiiii tiMi ins aunt andttr IJHmlllCILREV J W WINGERMr Winder vas ordained at Leslie, A Heaiw vVeicome to Aiir beenhaBay RntcTy Job and a Director of ,M36 West between Main anaJanuary 19 theUniversity of Michiganm it WEDDING CUA, daughter of Mr Qerald Clark of Silverunited in marriage to DorT ton of Mm S Dietrick ofeorfi at high noon Snat St Marys church, Pinck Albert Schmitt saying the is also a native nfthe daughter of MrLeo L Dunkle, Supennunden riiiaiis at the Post OlLiCv Dcpartiiiuntin that ity i iiu LLJI acLiv inthe Womens Fellowship pfgraiii ofthe Cpngrotational Loiitijve anJ i the loal chauhes ahj togtihorwitii her husband lus served on thustaff of several of the Summer Conference programs of the Michigan Congi k Rev KeithSuadcvSchool 45 AMSundav iVcrhip M00 A M Sunday Youth Group 7 00 MThur, Prayer Meetinq 9 00 PM V,ejeaeiai JJ jCIlywtiap Weicmto Fvetvone Family night, pat luek 730 p1 AD ILL A 9V ILivj Wilbur iiiiievilU und,lilr,sou oi lipVkVlThvaim i Lybti i aa oun ay JOS it iboL Palmei1 I homeand ill u ,Vena Shevwojii an tnled al tiv Aiiiic New Vecior,A ns and Paula Kjisehke to Dewhore she reUniversity, NC , ie of liowellor i J iinton uncle fromin i vhi uj ii I Ju andijniiiu u find a nice now ii c, lily im in bHi v Jiuoi iauiiainen inudeCanada with her parents Uurinp VH d,vau and himtrip to now Stbtin, and Mobil gaTony DeFillippi withdrew fro , Tarn and Bowling AiUf,his place being taken by Vint L Rosa, discharged from th u,Merlyn Lrviv aril Lucius Doyl Jr, Pinckoey Typtt4ag usiuiii v, rk for jbivi jtajcf Quit aJ i m it her tiltp h v, c will tot DKBie atwo vswnul pooably lte otn at them iii Th aurnt dUcontinuid buaineii The WhiU Freat ushed Liuasv n t wiand wife spentJuot10 St goneferida wore a ballerina length with laea trimmings andaftatchig flowers jiTejr, bridesmaid woreteBacina length gown of pure myloi net Clark aerved as best manfct aheri were Neil Clark, bride and Alfredfetaytiom was held at the AnnJMfcor fkiai Club on Dexter road fa Clark, sister of thecharge of the guest book MacDonaW, Mrs JamesIfn, Steve Michelin, MrsDopant, Mzm Thomas McDer YpaUaatt Mrs Wm Hammell oftables for WashJiveat Ports, groom, whow te ftatfohed The bridesjanHpff gown was a grey wool gMH red aceessories lpth young people are graduates high school i M J Reason an i wife entertained J their children and giaiidciiildion su ChristmasThe Ross Reads and Howard Thayers were guests at the Keg 6chaie ihome Saturday night jOna Campbell and wife were Sunday night guests of Mrs Marion Pearson in HowellGeorge Enquist and wife were NewYears guests of the Merwin Camp boll familyMrs Ethel Sprout and Mrs PhyllisSoule of Howell were in Ann Arbor last ThursdayMr ana Mrs Ed Sprout entertained Mrs Ethel Sprout, John Sprout and Mr, and Mrs H Hushman of Ann Arbor, New Years dayMrs Glcuna FineouL of noar Dansviiie vuiU Uio ithd Sprout onSaturday ewiimg iH NEWSThe Handy Hammer club had theirnusinpR TTCT TVosrtsdav of lu week They talked about what toolsthey should buy withfche 300 Cirimas present that some unknown PLson or perspns gave usThe 4H Handy Craft club wmiMlike to thank the ones for the Christmas present We are going to uso it to fix up the club houseANNUAL MEETINGi tyyngstor County Mutual Iniuranc Campany willbatr annual meetinq at tho Office 105 West GrandJftgnwll Tuesday Januarytp ax th elect 2 directors any othetr businesit All members MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETSThe Ladies Missionary Society motat the Peoples Church on Dec 29th, 1953 At this time the society entertained the choir Several poems were read Mrs Kathy Ruegsegger wasin charge Tf devotions Guest speak er was Miss Ruth Kirschke, who ishome from Bob Jones University overBuzzard read the 2ndof Pearls Are MadeAfter the meeting was adjourned,refreshments were serevd The next meeting will be held at Mrs KeithRuegseggers Jan 26thJon toucherbanquet atB House Secretary QNGS DAUGHTERS a with MrsJan7 at 8 pjn Jane Menmauz MrsCOMO TELLS HIS LIFE tournamentIJan 3Uthe school Feb HsgularFeb, 8MM Degrees Paul Curiett SecLIBRARY NEWS New books at Ihe hiraiyThe Velvet Hand, Madeline, trxoStonn Book Mr T W AnhtonyWoo by Ladies Auxiliary,PINCKNEY BASKii 6jan 8Dexter here Jan, 12Pottsrviile thereJan 15South Lycn thero lion 26Britton mere, Jan, 29Manchester he, Feb, 54Iartland there TFeb 12Dexter there, Sduth Lyonhit echildrenIn Th Jtoericc tbk Sunday PTto S W Uvingtonthold their bw INGsevqUon let and Gregory DR GEORGE J PEARSONDr George J Pearson, 77, died athi home in Howell Saturday aftera long illness He was the son ofMr and Mrs James Pearson of Pin ckney and in early life was a farmer His farm was on M 36r Eastwheiv the Webb pine tree nurseryis now located He attended the Grand Rapids Veterinary College and was a practising veterinary until theauto put the horse out of useWith the late Arthur Flintoft hosecured the Dodge car agency for th county and moved to Howell Whenthis was dissolved he had a Hupinobile Agency there About 15 yearsago he moved on the Tom Clark farmnear Silver Lake where the family lived until he suffered a stroke a fewyears ago They went back to How ell 2 years ago lie was granted a life membershipiv Livingston Loti No 76 in 1945 He married Marion Clark of Pinckry reb 28, 1908, who survives himThe funeral was held at the Swarthout Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon, Rev J M McLucas officiating Livingston Lodge attended in a bodyand ex nplified the Masonic com mittal service at die grave, in thePinckney Cemetery Rex Sackett, PM, dolred the iuneral oration Mo to live,of Petrpitday at the Bob Ackley homeThe Tom Ciark iamil of Ann ibor ,naL Sunday with ivliv Margaret Clark and family VVaiuT Clark and wiii sp nt theweek uii ai TwasI e Otis Muttesons spent the week nu in DLIIUIL ,icir, CtiiiiAxJii, jii BerUL and janu iiaii aLTilecl thenuckcy Clinic iiv AMM A JOI Satur ayMrs EieuJior kuij,i and sonsKeith ana Lltny were Sunday din IK1 auus oi the ViiKL1 LaKosa lam anothurtiii is jut of their carMalting a newtcothSharon Courdway visited her auntDorothy and undo Bob in Ann ArborSunday THlitl GRADE Billy Lu and Wallace Singerv i nruf years old Tuesdayfaih Buctu brought her Chnsti iillLjhoi i iiis iathei Hestaurnnt changed haadstimes and is nowcHe Restaurant known asMveralthe Etwi Big headlined iaii weak rdPresident Eisenhower will briafdivisions of 35,000 troopi baskKorea in a few monthi Firstwould lead one to think anothw ret the boys home move wasand we were abandoning Kor toCommunists as our allioi thrtli wife were Newr rank iilttmanLucn Ann ArborA M Roche Inform a Ua thatIIKS vii on, wiiu bufcd an attack oi polio a year ago is bdll in a wheel aiii unauio u walk but canin un auto and drive, and hasworked u a good insurance business ia Houston, TexasMis Anna Reason entertained Matin Kilter and wile, liarolJ Itc , vsilj ana Ueorge Uiey and viteN, vv nais Eveiic K bcii Goiion luinily oiiaii uiiu Ali6 Sarah Uurnum, Una uilia, called on Larry Caniburn and wile Niv, YearsThe L J ilemy xaiuily called atthe Keith i,iidlury hm at Chelsea Nev itursAm iawrenec iiaughn underwentan opeiuioii aL iricijachian hospiuii,Lansing on Monday The Anibroae Kennedy family spentSunday v tne Lloyd Hendee home Sergt Junior Dinkel with a MrSchneider from Webberville leavethis week for a vacation iiThey will call on JohnNew Mexico, enroute W F uosse and wife of Lindenand Audrey Kleket oi Brighton wer s oi tne Albert Dinkel ,uliu Tiiiaincn vvtm to Win i r, Canada last SundayKaren Moxom spent New eursin Detroit We would like to thank, the Boardof Education for our Christmas treeand candy, jWe nd M lar,,rt Christmas wreath n ui biilhlinljoardIv3iail TiomLi from Mt Clem is , c itii in our room Mondayiy W arc clnd to welcomeIfrom old Christ,decorated pcpei are goin, U norn im Weasates sionav,rLniHOV Cii Inlu b depcut picturesMris and with them Wethemdrew Christmas pictures onvkboavd with colored chalk,We i uL out and decorated Christmas sio kiijgsKrhy iustafson, Nancy Read, andLany Utlcy were absent Monday 8ent We would like to wish everyone aHappy New Year FOURTfc GRADEivvvyiiK1 hud a happy vacation butj j v,, jjlad to come back to schoolSherry Kaiser and Claudia Garrwere ten years old during vacation Leonard Slayden wasjplcven Sunday Our partpter Ii tfflffytyt CJwiatm a agiftsAll but five of the Red Book read too However there are awixr fwhereases Withdrawing tbstill leave three diviiiooi i toand scverul moiv in Jpn, wkik within hailinj diitanc ttomAiso that the men to bchiefly those whou tira is out That men from th otiir Mri who are about rmdj for du will be transferred U MM 4k, to be returned IH th i 4e appears to b int of troop from ttft to Korea and th South PA number of boy fro kw service will b Kor boA ixt few months At U Hit i iiliri nhower thrtH tkat Viuoi atfttin bremk out w tkMend mostly on plne d MtCBtevii ue tiu atom bomb it wiiWil thinking We doubt that any Ht China will b bombed without of oui allies vrho do lotdisposed to give it la th mtime the peace conference drsfft and doet not get aiywhr TkCommunists seem to be stalling tartime, The only good tbiag was the cease fire whiokpanied itIt was just 50 years ago thisthat Henry Ford revolutioniawidutry by paying his autogfluctuated was work sysmost of tkters had A on their vocabularly test j mvLLdward Riggs was the best reader or Wo a day indmf in the Orange Book class for today, j operated on a pieceOur room Loks very clean and ineat Wo will try to keep it that IBurg likes the Crosleyhe and his brothers got foi STh Christian Youth Group o ftoplts Church held skatinglliaincr party New YearrluAcbeon at thei hdimePauV3 Curlett Abney iiu and Winana wife spent New Yearsiit th J jiEak Coon home in Koyal Oak Mrs Albfeita Close held a You inraeetinte in Diumondale Monday nightlor the OES Grand Chapter ihe Albert Dinkus with W Close and wife were iew icaiguests oi Mrs George Close in Linden Mrs Ldith Carr and grandson,Mike, called at the Uale Middieton Tommy Huhman is very proud cfhio moving picture projector Tommy Read and Edward GuybicyclesCarline Cotes received twelve dolls countriesGKADEWih to thank the school board I duced the prices of his cars below400 mark, built a nw plant tRouge and doubled tht nwtioerhis employees The fft mendous, to many peopleFord Highland Parkfor jobs they blocked defied the police WMrn , defied the p A other faeces raisedWe wish to thank the school boira f k rmifor the candy at Christmas time and and toWJ Mr Miller for our nice wallets T course ereu other effec aisiiii wiiu, ilunw Aoerdeen and wife, Uti wneea aiw wiicutUnued the anniversary party at JIC richuxtjr home last TuesdayJVi and Mir8 uscar beck entcrUineu the Clifford Jililifcis and ilei lin Amburgey8 New iii weFrankDonnaloo aiiAvue oi Birminghbii called on theSoOJfcTaacllfamily ounda Suinley Dinkel, Pfcul SinerjObert Shirley fished at foo Swuiay Ttty jot toiw iM frinkMrs Miller wrote each of us athank you note for the many presentuwe gave her Carol Miller received a real Hawaiian grass skirt from Margaret Nakamura from the island of Maiu fe presented aft interesting version of the Littlest Angel for Christ mas to Mrs Campbells grade We made monkey trees, desk sets,hosiery boxes, knitting boxes and banks for Christmas gifts Karl Burgs aunt and uncle gavethem a Crosley car He and hisbrothers are very proud of itWe had a progress test in problem solving today We did very wellOur spelldown today resulted in the following winners Carol Miller and , Gilt Kasper Runners up, Rusty Norman and Karen Bfchmaq biography ui is well Property and the prica orties also went up in pnee wd War I in 1918 further sky rthem and they have never to any great extent Many MM mine blame Ford for gmine blame Ford forhigh cost of living andthings in general but on hand he placed the auto purchasing power of in Miehign, itarUdmud holes andconditkms of the ittm M well Mbuyto bt pranud xHi lHAs v1 4 i, IP r winter nights NOIftS the polio r wT Will UYHtund drive in DexterTheWilliam Jeffreys familyana Mrs Mary Fitzsiznmons ofPtackney were Christmas auesta mvell TheaieiHO WELL, MICHIGAN Tbetterrues Wed, Thur, Jon, 5, 6 7 PLUNDER CF THE SUN Eriday, Saturday, fanuor 8 f Glenm Ford Diana Lynn and Patrrca Medinar7,Tw engagement of Elizabethi Williams of Leslie to Paul Coll mas of Stocfcbridgje si announceel The padafoare Confectionaryai Stekbdge was robbed lasttakeni Glenn Drown Stockbidge mar shall was stabbed twice in theright arm last week by DingKis AiUen, an onion worker he waswas arrestingDr Hendxen has beexolectedpresident Ross Robb, vice presAndrew Rudnicki, sec and Geo Tait, treas of the FowlervillaFcdr Assn, Friday, Saturday January 8 9Chandler Saan InOF SUMATRAIn Technicolor GeorgeFQBT Tlfax TechalMlor dramaIrving Basond CgStooge Comedy CSun, MOIL January 10 Jl1 TRADEk HORNAUTOMATICBED COVER thi coldMC fligbttwhoato nuggi nectarA wottdtrful WMttthwithoutweight ted tha coo giv you Mich a good nights rest Ail2UAAWM tad ibttts art pmctical as well u pretty o Mon Md kttp in condition launder beautifully, too olon iadudt IOM blue green, chartreuje, red, and i aleo a good color selection in electric sheetstoolghca and tMrsjGeorcpei Roche,their granddaughters, Barbaraand Ruthellen oi Port Austin andEd Schmitt jr and wife wereChristmas guests of the EmmetRoche family Fowlejrville Re view John Hammell son oi Mr anu Mrs Everett Hcanimel of Pinck j has been commissioned a 2nd It at the Shepherd Air Base Texas,1 Several HoweU groups joinedin putting on a Christmas party and progam for the 24 inmates of the county infirmary Lucius Smith of Howell i home after 16 months in KoreaHe has been in the army 12 prsi A Christmas program was put on at the Chilson convict campI Christmas eve Rev Johnson of the Howell Nazerene churchspoke Louis Wagoner Jr and wife spent the holidays with her parents at Monroe, GeorgiaJames Dunham, 6 Brightonwas shot in the leg Christmas by Gilbert Munoz 11, whilehuntingf The county Shrine Club pan supper is at the Brighton Federated Church on Jan 23YOUR DEALER or Detroit Ediso have dI Ynne DeCarloT Rock Hudson,SEA DEVILSIn TechnicolorSun, Mon January 10 11Mat Sunday 2 30 pm Cont,Rhonda Flenuning Gene BarryinTHOSE REDHEADS FROM SEATTLE Color By Technicolored Tnur Jan IZ 13 U4Glenn Ford Gloria Graham InTHE BIG HEATComing Botany Bay Kiss Me KaiS Also Cartafues, EcL TJnirTan li IS 14 BLOWING WILD A iirama StarringGary CooperJkarbcva Stonwydrshows 715 900 Cartoon Egg Cited Rooslsr ACoining Escape from Ft Bravoa picture yoh wiD want to fee Second ChanceQakEmKy jenmLeeFriday, Saturday, January 8 9 2 Faaturai SJACK McCALL, DESPERADO la TechnicolorAluminum Comb Windows dir ect from factory to you, 10 windows DHS and 2 doors 32995Completely instciled Small monthly paymentsA L GRAYBEALLocal RepresentativePhone Brighton 5371To meet emergency To grasp opportunity BUILD UP YOUR CASH RESERVEThe Savings Account that youstrengthen beyond expectedneeds can take an eimergncy instride , , ,The part of your checking ac count you keefc above normalrequirements can make moneyior you when bagain buys cornel gMontoomjeryIT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE WtthRichard Carlson Barbara RushMon Tues, Ian 10, 11, 12EASY TO LOVE in lschnicolcA Musical Comedy withEsther Wilxns Van Johnsonand Tony MartinFeatuwtte News CoirtoonWed ThuifaiL 13 14 A LION IN THE STREET StarringHbsnes Cagney, BabafaiHw Lon ChaneYl01111 Cagney3 Slooge ComedyGenis In a m Novelty Ners Cartooaoff Winter Suits and CoatsClearance on Winter Dresses mi DBESffiS NOWup to Vi iffSpecial op Robes y2 off Price Many Other BargainsPeirces Whitmore Lakei is tobank , DSMuskrats are not taking muchpains with their nests which lead old residents to prdict a mild winter , Rep Charles VanKeuran andvife have moved from Ann r bor to Howell Thei PutnamHoimburg Fannies Club meet Saturday with Mrand Mrs Alpheus Smith Thoseon the program are Mrs, John Chambers Florence Kic0, EllaClaire McCluskey Addie KiceMr and Mrs SE Swarthout, a duet Ida VanFleet Mrs GuyHall Mrs W Hendricks and Lucille McCluskey35 children and grandchildren of Mrs Hugh Clark spent Christmar with her iMargaret and Geerqe Greinerof Mt Clemens spent Christmas with their parents The Albert Wilsons entetrtaintained Hhe Lucius and Normanfamilies and Sam and Molly Wilson Christmas Elsie Kimmel of Ypsilanti isvisdtinq Lulu Abbott The pupils of the Hartland school gavo Franis Carr a qold irincr Chriatmas Bia dance at Dexter opera house New Years Fdncimey will berepresntetiThe Kirk Vc Winkles had the Charles Holmes Clarence Benn iett and James Marble familiesChristmas , The Frank and Phillip Bruff families spent ChrWmas at the the Bland homefXATB MICHIGAN Cburtledtbe Cstmtyei liritooMl Gevrt W419, 1953Honcrctbld rsrom Rluckro oi Probate Matter of th Chcmqs 4oiAIlison,Adult 5SlopFederal SupervUion Reason building Is now open Federal Deposit lnsur Lavs a week trom 8 a nv i AU DopositB IasurPt Each PLOVIERS FOft ftLLM PwnscaDBDrt Spauldinq Allison har t tcA court bis pettftoo ikci the Court enter an, amfr ii name fromDelbert SpaukUng Aison to Dtlbert Spccudinc Is Ordered the the 16th dayoi Januaif A D, 1054 at ten oIocir In fu iorencon, at seddttoba1 hc be and i herebycrppo v i for hearincT said petit 1 L OrtmidlTba notice thersd hs fiver, h vovUcclion d a blzmd m rm v9eks oon to sold day, , ncVriev Dfcissnred upon 3ch known In interMi ai hie lent by rsqistored mafl rereceipt demanded, crt lecnrt W days orlot tn taebo by psracral rvice S dav rior toI suflh hecrina Certif y qualit y O f part s an d servic e a t fo VRadi o T V12 5 PEAR L STREET , P1NCKNE Y PHONE 8dF SW e Ar e Authorize d Servic e o nAdtira l5parftin , RC A Victo rW Carr y m Stoc k Al l Part s fo r thes e Television s en d Bodtto hav e a n RC A Tschnlck m Superviso r Workin g fo r U sFO R FAS T AN D QUALIT Y SE R VIC E CAL LShirey s Radi o T VPtackne y Phon e 83F 2 or DeKte rDezls r Pon e M aWiwan VvfWv5 v itti,The Storeries Shonishingerie 9tore v , T ,rfT V January 6 1W4Pbjckney DtepatebEntd 2nd Cta Matter at Poatoffia Act of March agoners Grocerv 6066 Pinckney RoadQualityLOWbeer and Vio k Take CutPhone 7012tTRUCKS TRACTv IS CARS,L D S4iTH COHOWELL, MICH I Represented by H W WYLIE RiWCE PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN Ill S 2TAX NOTICE y who has beenvisiting his parents L J Henry anlwife left for Boston, Mas1, last wa1, Pzice 150 DT VrMrs Thomas Bonner entertained36 guests at tea last Tuesday Mrs Jerry Madsen and Miss Florence Preuss assisted the hostess and MrsClifford Van Horn, Mrs Eric Roseand Mrs Mark Nash pouredMrs Thomas Bonner and her son,Roger, spent two days in Ferndale visiting friendsMr and 7 Francis Shehan entertained the aryl Shirleys, the Rus sell Tlarks, the Albert Shirleys andthe Kehneh Mohlmans at a New Years eve partyOlin Robinson and wife spent Sunday at the Olin Robinson jr homein Ann ArborBarbara and Leslie McAfee spentlast week at the Omar Gass homein DetroitThe C W Hooker family and DanBrooks and wife of Ypsilanti calledat the J H Hooker home SundayLester McAfee and wife were newYears guests at the Charles Hoderhome in DetroitThe Gerald and Ambrose Kennedyfamily were New Years guests at theIrvin Kennedy homeThe Frank Aberdeens had the RexNoggles for New Years guestsWilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerville called on Mrs Emma Vollmer New YearsTony DeFillippi and wife entertained the Vince LaRosa, Lucius DoyleJr family, Mrs Kose LaRcsa and Bcnnic, his parents and other guestsfrom Ann Arbor New Years 37 inall attendedPhillip Gentile is back Horn Arcadia, Floriday and Mvir crald Reason tookinuir sun, jerry, and Karl Burg toSupjr Circus at the Olympia, Detroit last WednesdayFrank Claik and wife of Miiford 7 pi ir Willlui DaughnThe Jack lMl 1rTh th i forMy en HngfctComplete Line Plumbing Fiitoresand SuppliesIlectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters Complete Line of PutWe Sell E073 S M36 We Install WaServietPhone I83F14aii Any longer, You Will Soon Head IL Sfsc a GoEitgilie Stock ofPhone Hamilton 68110 Qexter, MichiganJr oeSonsLedwidge who was home frora ,1the Plymouth Seminary for the noli i 1days returned there Tuesday IVJUS Dorol n LhiiKtu iixi i hiiuin oiuckutiut, liui 7ayMrs Joie Former PI i M1 T ,Newman of Ann Arbor and Charles Forner and wife of Flint caleriat the Ben White home last weekThe John Boyers and Wm Shohans had dinner ai Jujrs Inn onSaturday Phillip Murphy and t ieddy Reb Sutlday at the 1J1Uman got a rido out to thi1 Rose Bowl ,tgame but will hitch hike back Thiman they went with is staying there Robert Pike with his brother, Roosevelt Pike, visited another brother, Nelson Pike, Sunday, who is sickin a Ft Wayne, Ind hospital wife New Years EveGeorge Moabon and wife with Russell Waters of Fowlerville spent fromWed to iunday at the Meabon cabinat Lovells They got sor nice pike and snowshoe haresMr and Mrs J Weis of Lansii ailed at the Earl Bavghn homeon New YearsMr and Mrs Bud VanNorman entertained the Rex Naggles, Frank Aberdeens and Lawrence Baughn and Gerry Eichman family spentThe Leonard Devereaux family of j ,jDetroii callcu n the Ben White homeoumla, Jimiiwe tijciweli who has been VLviii invc woni iiik as tui ii witii thtm iuilts ol Munitii sptnlSunday with Mrs Edna Spears John Beyer and wile sptn viears at the Wesley Morrison homein Shehsea Callers at the Wm Shehan homelast week were Mrs, Madaleno She htisii and son, Billy, of Ann Auor andLeo Lavey of PinckneyRobert Pike and wile MJCUI New VfYears ai liif KouftiViiL iiKi iiMi in I Garden City RTIER T VTSales ServiceSHOESt YoaAreOn Your FeetI Ixmg i tiinf See a HOTafion at your SieglcrHfgTARTING ON yonrfoot oa 10,OOO tiiy airbthbiCi, 1 V1 ljfc resSAT, D EG 26 TITTINO SSVXCfiIll call at vmr couvi,zt inyour her, OiMo, orJior, to grsyou Fersonal Fittyag Jjiv a Mtr idea of shoe cciiovt Noobligationo ccva chargt Orop iUJI writ to As different from ordinary IMRRSSleilers axclutive patented THRU IN ONE HIATMAKHtvies heat thats 4 TIMIf HOTTER over your flrt xtrt, paten1i 1ft th heart of the hottest fir, capforai TopothFlaml heat thats 4 Times Hot tar thanStdeotheFiame heat 8iegler pourtthis bonus heat over your floors throughout house, saves you up to 50 in fuellWt 10 a to 6 p unttl nI MM 1W Ooa UBDM Tag for SalWHENZO MVRPB PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TREASPLUNBIN6WATER SYSTEMS IACK HANNETTPaon ill PSnckn71885Incorporated 1915THE McPHBRSON STATE BANK Howeli MchanrLETS LOOK AHEADTho hope of Christmas remains, thonoise of the New Years Wishes are silenced, hope for the future is ourawhen each New Year begins A Savings Account, steadily built,and wisely invested, builds for the future is ours when each New Yearbegins A Savings Account, steadily built, and wisely invested, builds for thatsecure future which is an importantpart of every Happy New Year We at the McPherson State Bank Wish you, our customers, and all our friends the Best of New Yearsin 1954All deposit up to 10,00060 invli by our Membership in Fdral Da potk Insuraae Cerpemtioa MOST ORDINARY HEATERSwott 4 Hmu hotterhot up th chimnaylThere nothing to stop it, oepturt ltute it foryour oomfbrt Chimneysand ceilings get hot,rooms itay cool, floors stay cold, wasting yourfuel dollariiftMtiZrM T f r , , J 1 r , T , t V JaKi w iAi f PKL Vj jSff ry tf lj fTftrfff V rJflBriMTm Wdnrior, Januar y If , 116 4 wit h aJ 0 H N No 4 0 , JMUKE leadin g i s a fester, easier job , withfc r 1J tkilu a and elutekiag , whe n yo u us e 4U i DOO M No 4 0 Loade r vt h you r talusfcwt yy or 40 Tricycl e Twotet fee Ife 40 Loader U powered bm tfc etft4kMMUHBaiag hydraulic system oi vam tuetor Tea dont have to stop and tiiift when yoti rieeear lower tba bucket This saves you two shifts tad btfo eluioaings each time me bucket issjuiekpenetrating tprinasieel buckettnd the shddzcuHing fides oi the bigoh buakei make deep penetrettoa easierSo 3 extra1crelived No 40 leader eiir sr jGAHITOF THAMC We wish to monk the manyfriend and the Masons for their kodneiss qKt the time of the death of our brother,Earle Mann Gene and Erwin MannOMD OF THANKS1 wish to thank my freinds forthe ocunt soft, book and cards 1received while 1 was in the hos pitalVictor Basydlo CONSEBVTION NOTESAlthough conservation menare doing their bert to inrrenaewild life by game refuge and Isfteam ddvehpani, aunfefcacomplain about the lack oigame They should remember that one acre of land or stream will only support so much wildand that the population of Mich, has doubled in the past 30ybrs All ice fishermen must have ttheir name and address on their j Chanties and see that they areremoved beiore the ice melts 1953 a record breaking The Ptockneyby M Daffy, M B Pinckney, Michigan1100 AM to 200 PMExcept WednesdaysMem, Tues, Fri, Sat,700 to 800 P MDr 0 R McGloskeyDENTIST115V2 N Michigan Ay Telephones Office 9S6 Residence 814Bvanings by Appointment Ho well, Michigan Phone II1075 East MS6,Herb SnesdPhone 183 207 E Gd River Howeli, MichiganReal Estate, InsuranceBrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyPiopertv With Me FUNERALDORO DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance 8Phenen XQ andore was shipped from the uppei peninsula to southern Michigan ports , the highest amount since1942 qame can be only Leai General Phone 59F3 Ilmkney, Mich FredOOPTOMBTRIW120 Weal Grand Howeli, MicKJgiPhone K58 RttiLloyd ftaiMLivestock HaulfeWjkiy Trips Made to Betreit General TrukPirckney, Mich Phitoger J Canletc Insurance Ceron A If iiuhaltsA cry Wad game can be only Kepi j Complete Innin cold storage 60 days A per REFRIGERATION SERVICIM r r ,n 2 pxniit is neededto keep it e rJl f5S The attempt to plant wild turkevs in Michigan seems to be aa failure It was succeessrully done in Pennsvlvcmn W res of wild land, without road isneeded to be forced ci and used for nolhinq el, No suchtracts are availabls in MichiganFOR SALECraftsman 30 Pow er Saw 125 Cash Inquire at Georqes Service ScrtionSO 40 Farley Read, Pmckney TWwfctJ I yFowlervilie 46 J iov DENTIST i Portage Lak RoadDexterihone Dexter J461 our rioperty WithBroker 20i NorUiPinckney, Mich iJkvkeBAKGA hi ARNOLD BEhQUlftT233 Unadllla 9l Pinckney, MkPrtD CBT, n i Watch RepaWagGold StampFOR bALb iwo Snow Tires Christmas Bargains on 600X16, Like New Watches, Watch Bandajeweie19 Price 1200Phone Pincknev 170F4 atches, WHaxxdicido3 Lb, , FOUNDBlack and tan Coon Doq near Cedar Lake Grant Ward Phone 121F12 at Howeli MichFOR SALE Hoar7 m0r fmcL regular FOR RENT4 room cottapiit V yiu sell quick for WANTED Outeide house win Hiland Lake George Hcmdko E Hewlt phone 9 JQW shutters, Mrs RESmith FOR RENT5 room and utilttry i Phone Hamilton 62537 or call, room on lake frontwarm, neat,FOR SALE in order to siue w at g45o McGregor Roaci oozy includes oil heat, gas itorEstate I wiU sell iho Edward hot and cold water md boatfurSpears property ccnimq j FCa SALECheap, 2 beautiful 9 M wfLulUttLY21rf178 acres of te o s,ort coatslike nefwlcr 40 and 42, couple preferred iMj pears ana JI HnekllW come, 7 famales in area WOignd yoDas Si inonh percy Maww PkIrvin Kennedy, Aam , rU, SALb vvasning machine 394, 19 BeardsleyRocMPV vurn, Round Oak heating stove m T FOR SALEBaby C rnrred lLe M 78F13 IFOR SALEAirican VioletsWhite Leghorns Varied o kindsjnake nice gilts,Rocks and New Hamp j WANTED Raw furs, also beei hides, 5 room, Mae BryOBl flMSt u 1 , shires Orde rSQUIR E 30 S W at 21 8Howell ,RENT 3partg e Lak eIFT 1 e im Micb v cottaq e a tMar k Swarthou t,Marke t F ice8Lucius J Doyle , 31 0 Putna m Street ,iin c kneyphon e 42 weldin g Supplie s Aut o Automotiv e 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 06, 1954 Description An account of the resource January 06, 1954 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954-01-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/83891011de98ea1f882633aee7033e1a.pdf fbed93b06f1a7be1c7b7007315805ddb 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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2Kollen, g 1 0High School AthleticsSiKING UNEXPECTED Pinckney crossed up the dopeters bybeating University high of Ann Arbor 51 to 32 last week Tuesday Theyled all the way except for the firstfew minutes, being ahead 10 to 5at the quarter and 20 to 15 at the hall In the third period they scored 19 points to put the game on ice BobMeabon was high man for Pinckney ,vth 18, Don Packer had 14 and DickDarrow 10The second team of Pinckney alsowon 41 to 29 They held Tom Wyliehigh reserve scorer, to 4 points but his teammate, Bruce Kales scored 21Pinckneys big test comes Jan 8when they meet Dexter here U HIGHHooper, fDeCanip, f Wednesday Decamp 30 1953B F P 0 0 212 34 32 0ID odd 126 men to the force The hitch Is that Michigan isbehind with her road buildptiogx OUR DEMOCRACY4yMat75 MARKET TO MARKETlOAy i T 07 c ST 10 COAST AND THE IN MOST COMMUNITIES HAVE THCNATIONS STOREID 04003 ffltOM FOR AMERjCAS VAST PRODUCTIVE CAPACJTV 9V T SALES AND PISTIL I fcUTIQN SYSTEM vThe John If cDoantUs of Bvflfeloand Lois McDonnell of 8wiuw are it their home in PettysrilleThe Lynn Hendeea had tfJim Nash family, I4oyd Heade ily and Mrs P ,f fiendee for Xmasguests i AIIKHIC the team,2 comersthey went to met that team there On met Dr Anlaat week Sev stateheThe Ralph Hlkis entertained hUWStanley Hall family, Marino City droeHar Hall family of Croswell, GeorgeKnapp family of Hamburg and the James Hall family at dinner SundayMrs George Spratt of Bedford m,mttMW rtistaying at the Olin Robinson home J Clark All AA Omar Grass and wife of DetroitliJ1, JSP exc Cav nd W HFischer, g McEwen, con wheels will HACKNEYOffee books cdwfloble iorWXX Packer f Michigan rural efelcben whohave no libraries They will 00yftart to April The legislature pted8tt0 tor this Only25 oi the 83 couaties of the statejjy Wxary service Hoiiingsworth, c l oThe 3 areas to be served are Clark 0 oAiena Sagnaw, Bay, Gaxm4 Trcrverw and Marquttei counOOWSCBVTIOW NOTESA muck fire in Eaton county 2 weeks before beingout 100,000 gallons oi waterusedfConcesaionairs are seelrinqpricer for 5 state parks Rabbits and hares are legal until Jan 31 00B F Pi6 2 35 01 17 41 00 10 032Rowell, g 0 1 4Free throws missed U HighHooper 1, DeCamp 9, McLean 7, Coolman 2, Norman 1 Finkel 222 PinckneyPacker 2, Darrow 1,Haines 1, Meabon 1, Lavey 3, Wilson 1, Clark 2, Rowell 213 Technical fouU DarrowGrambeau AnnBertoni NorthvilleborVI w we n i j I , , Dona Embur y 7 o f Gregor y tC l whoopin g crane s nav e car wa s kille d Christmo s da y u r i n Texa s fro m CanaxiaA s Wood s Cornersi n a n aut o ac fcor as kno w hes e ar e al l o i ciden t involvin g car s drive n b vbird s i n existance Glen n Bisho p an d Haroi d Saw nian y Djace s th e io e I s rp t y ,ngugf i t o us e yet Froze n MrsMa e Kenned y McFadden lake s anoVstrecaxn s shoul d b e tea 35 , daughte r o i Mrs Ann a Ken n d bet e bein g used edy cue d a t Bothwell Ontario TD U CA W DIE T O N FAMIL Y Th e Christma s pagean t a t th e WATflt, Y TKUCK , BVAIIS,TM e PRODUCT S O PFACTORie S AN D MJNts,TW E PRODUC E O F IT FARMSAN O FISHERIES , tCN STSADILY TO MARKETANO, JUSTAiTHS MOWCy PEOPLE PUTASlOe N UF iNSUfl ANP SAVINGS HAS WffLPO8UILPTH NATIONS PROPUCTi L, 5O THSSE FUNDS HAVE HELPfD CREATE THETO CARRY THE PRODUCTS TO MARKET EiBud VanNormans entertained fT, rm who wereBaughn familieg Christina a Unk left tnk oxMENUES meansMow you canDyinq the ameof IctailyThatmore nute Dishes,lag family menue oncan reduce oomptete etpts tn the Americanwith this Sundays January 3 oi the Detroii Sunday opera house waseP Asellin portrayedMessiah d B theMary75 people took part including Gerald and Murray Kenn edy, Leonard Etevereaux and Fred FishQifftord VanHom was Herod The solo numberrby Gladys and Arloa Esic Gardner and FlorenceLorraine to Frank Dcdlev, son oifnas Dailey and wife, FowiniUei date is setof,Quartte numbers bySwarthout Mcnirioc Kelly,Dan VanSlambrook and RevWm Cooper was pianist Independents lost to1Fowlerville 62 to 19 The OES hold a masquerade St Marys Catholic ChPindaiey MichiqarRev Fr Albert Schmitt Per vSunday Masses Summer, Schedule 630, 8O0900, iaoo, 1130,Winter Schedue 800 and 10 00Novena Devotions Friday eveninq 730 D mConiecsiocuiFriday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 a CLSunday Before 800 Mass 0 Nf tfiftfSSt Marys church will puttheir annual Christmas play andaance ai Gpsra House Qc 28,The play is Triss and thel fcast isas ioilowsHank Jordan Ray KennedyTriss Florence Harris Will KennedNat Webber4Stanley Hall is teaching inMarine Crty f Barney Lynch informs us that UMirchCalvary Mennanite Church v, sra eaekv PasterI, wottar F Worship IO1OOSunday SchoolYoung Peoples Meetog Mat Jeffrey Hert HochoI JUS Monks riii CantonJoe KennedyZenas GrirnesJack HamlinPudge Love toddyHalleluiah BillyBill Jake Ben WhiteSusie Smith Cora ShehanMrs Robie Mae KennedyMiss Prim Edna Tiplady Songs by Mae Kennedy andFlorence Andrews Specialtiesby Jacob Bowers Music bv Fishers orchesetra The icy roads have the blackliiQD smiths working overtime 7 I Dr H F Sigler hraved the icy roads to Ann Arbor WednesdayMO i Mesdames Claude Sigler, GuyCHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS jTeeple and Herbert Cope went and the Harold Rady family wereFriday guests at the Leeter McAfeehome The Bill Baughn family entertained Mrs Harold Franklin and tons,Bob, Jack and Loren of Howell andthe Esel Kunde family of Fowlervilleon ChristmasMrs Gertrude Hicks ipent Christmas at the Ralph Hall home Theall the nightJeorge Carver and Jan Hudson ofAnn Arbor called at the Bud YaaNorman home SundayThe Tom Howe jr family speatSunday with his parents at EastTawasMrs Rose LaRosa, Bennie, VinceLa Rosa and family and the LuciusDoyle jr family spent Xmas wita the Joseph Vigo family in YpsilaatiPercy Ellis and wife left for Bradrntcnvn, Florida, TuesdayThe Dale Miller family spent Suniiy at the CJeoiise CJraham home inColemanRev Beachy attended a milisterialmeetinir in Pigeon the first of the uvekHerbert Allen and wife of LaHsingcalled at the M E Darrow home onSaturdayMi, ilora Dariow spent lawt weekat in V E Dairow home in LynItnJack Follick and family of Detroitcalled on Henry Hauck and wife on SundayH C Vedder knd wifu entertainedMrs Dora Swarthout, the Don Swartfiout family, the Jim Singer family,and Robert Vedder and family aad vail Vender ChristmasJohn Rnzei spent Christmas in D il Wm Nibett and wife arexpecte from Texas at the HomerAbney home this week Ho hag beenordered overseas John Sanford and Charles Muson of Howell called at the Albert Dinkel home SundayJohn Beyer and wife spent Friday nowerly and Clark The latter is uvi97 aixl in the Alma Masonic HomeThe Jackson prison break last weekin which IS convicts ot out and enjoyed a few days freedom has caus ed more locking of the barn after thehorse is stolen One thing only enabled the men to escape Anbled outsidewreckoxygen on3 The torch was assem by piece over a period ofmany months by a convict Withouttht ozygea they could not have cut through tht heavy bars which guarded the sewer exit Tke Detroit Newsaaalyzes the whole thing and lays theblame at the penny pinching legislature After the Jackson prisoa riotin 1962 the investigating centaiittee recommendations Oneition of 120 guards Thiswas not done and the prison is stillshort 10 guards of the pieriot standards They recommended 7 gun tur rets 84,000 was appioj dated forthis but the work has not een started The commit f nlea tkeaewere nine mu, mble wouldtake place there and it has It also recommended construction of another prison to relieve the congestion atJackson This was approved but noit hag yet been chosen In themeantime the judges ar sending more men to the prison daily,ma to the prison dailyThp Ckiiatnia and New Years postcards have become a big industry h they art of comparative recent onginw swfft ffevt post ords were soldout in Viema, Austia in 1869 The first poitcardg wera issued in theUnited SUtea on May 1, 1873 Thosewert plain carda lor messages onlyand the fir at picture postcards werenot issued in the United States untilthe Chicago Worlds Fair in 1893Sine then the industry has grownby leaps and bounds until the num ber now sold and uent is way up inthe billionshe was the only persn bom inl Tune in to the Mennonite Hour with himIld h ttdd th mid Bdt h Sd 200 t 230 j Miss Lil Gerald Clark noonIrkmd who attended the mid Broadcast each Sunday, 200 to 230Marys churreh pm, WHRV1600 on the dial Everyone is welcome to come to aa SIIKN MaryV, formerly, of LakelandWilliam E Robb, 78, died at histone to SaraBOta, Florida Saturday HTWM a native of Deerfield andutaate trom the law dept of theEweraity of Michigan For 4 yearaov triala7ttlvraitywas prosecuting attorney of Liviton county The highlights ofmm term were the Lice murder trialla which he got a conviction and theJlowell Locker trial During local flptiom a ruling was given that clubtmnben could keep liquor in theirtoekeve for their own use Such atfnb waa formed at Howell It was feided and the operators bound over trial The case dragged on fortog period The operator was11 fined In 1915 he with Ed Farmer of Una9111a founded the Citizens MutualAotQ In Co, now one of the biggestte tht state He was active for yearsft Democrat politics of the state,iweaideat of the First State Bank i Howall, the Rotary Club and theWghU of ColumbusHe carried Agnes Ellsworth whodtod in 1962 Surviving are 8 sons and Loren and 8 daughters, Leon Mrs Robert Peters andHfft Jot Brady, there are 8 broth m and A listers toatral waa today at St Jot Howell, vith burial this year Mrs Richard Glenn ofLake died Monday Gerald Reason and AnnaGerycz were married in Detroit November 27 Raymonda and Frances Ledwidqe are home from StJPsepns Addcfcamy, Adrian, Wales Letands oar and theGordon Bakinq Co, tank truckwere in an aeicdent in front ofLee Laveys oil station Thurs day, Not much damage done, Dr, Andros Guide, 79, whopractisad in Chelsea 50 years died laflt week, In 1952 he wasnamed the doctor of the yearCANTATA The Senior choir of the PeoplesChurch presented their ChristmasCantata on Christmas eve The junior and intermediate choirs also pre sented several numbers A largecrowd enjoyed this fine musical program, which was under the direction of Mrs Eloyse Campbell North, WATCH NIGHT SERVICE,pjn to 1200 pm, Dec 31st 1100Southeastern Michigan Area HymnSing, 730 pm Sunday, Lowell Byler,Director Come and worship in fel lowship and songQoflgragational Church Rev, J W, Winger, Pastortanday School 190 A M,Miss Lilian Boyle is very ill attne Norman Reason home Marion Reason who had typhoid Is now out of danger G3orqe faxkison, colored ievus of train service 24 hours onthe Plainfiold M P Chureh Married at the brides homoTuesday Mrs Lena Smith andFrank Moron, Justice Dell OarrWanfaip 1045 JLMThur Night Prcryr tfottaaAOQat the churchWed Choir practise 730 panFamily Nigh Jan 4 and reception for Rev Winger and family Potluck supper 730 Entertainment by Ladies AuxiliaryiWtry shower for pastor also Jan, 11 business meeting at thechurch 7 p,m, A Hearty Welcome to AHThe ficicsftincjuA wreck at Rushton deprivedus of tarin service 24 hours onChristmas dayThe Murray Kennedy family spentSunday at the Clarence Culver homein Detroit Murray saw the LionsBrowns football gameIrvin Kennedy and wife were Xmas Kennedy famtturohA collection taken for the choirs M iJ 4 flA If1amounted to 60 dollars WestUnadilla Streets ily ,The James Whitleyg entertainedtlv red Reads, John MeGuires andWm Whitney and wife Xmas The James Whitleys spent Sundayat the Wm Whitley home in AnnArborREGULAR COMMUNICATIONLIBRARY NEWS rtew books at the Library are TheBungalow Mystery and The Ridden Staircase by Keene, Katy and TheBig Snow Plow by Burton, and The Restless Border by PeareePINCKNEY BASKET BALLIan 8Dexter here jfm, lSPotiierville thereJan 15South Lyon there Jan 26Brltton there,Jan, 29Manchester here,Feb, 5Hartland thereFeb 12Dexter thereb 19 South Lyon here JTOUrnyaym allsjSJUjiyr ew wa ChnttVTT Welcome Regular Communication of LivW0 pMlBff ingston Lodge No 76 P A M on f45 XM Tuesday night, January 5 BusinesslUM A Hsession only Following close of lodge 700 Hthe Masonic Building Assn will hold 5S i their annual meeting nnd election ofrWt Start the New Year right96nimr 1M0 alltdO a bylodgeLawrence Baughn, W MCARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for theflowers and cards while I was in the hospital Agttha Hwry CheoiihoftffkeSWORN IN JANUARY 4Mike Car land, circuit judge elect,will be sworn in at the court house B Howell Jan 4 at 2 pm His aged notary and will administer at the Reuben Gentaer homein Ann Arbor Saturday they calledon Mrs Ella Walsh of Webster Bob Pike and wife were in CorunnaS indayThe Aaher Wylies entertained ihWm, Pickford family of Ioaia aad Mrs Florence Ryer of Grand RapidsChristmasBilly Shehan of Ann Arbor spentSunday with Wm Shehan and The Lucius Doyle familyChristmas guests of the Lucius Smithfamily in Howell Mr and Mm John Boyer eitrtained William Shehan and wift fordinner Thursday in honor of Mr Shehana 82nd birthdayW F Cloe and wife of Liadtaspent Xmas at the Albert Dinkel home,The Kenneth Wylies entertainedMrB Edna Euler and Dick Wylie in Christmas Mrs Euler and MrsWylie called on Mr Euler at th State SanRoy Clark was a Christmas guestat the Hollis Wylie homeThe Howard Read family spentChristmas at the George Wilde homein Ann ArborEzel Ruel and wife, Webb Baylisand wife, George Wilde jr and wifeof Ann Arbor and the Herb Sneeds of Howell called at the Howard Readhome on SundayMrs Anna Tasch of Ann Arbor andthe Cy AtLee family of Gladwin were Christmas guests at the Ben Tachhome , Christmas gueste of the Lee Lavey for admiaiftration and Migafamily were Mrs Steve OBrien andi to their officers Wt thought tfcatthe Howard OBrien family of Bunker Hill, and the Vincent Shields familyof Ann ArborRoger Carr and wife and Bob Cirspent Thumday night at the Leo Bjettys home in Walied Lake The Ona CetnpbeMi were Christmas guests at the Cail Lents homoin Lansing L C Gorham of De troit and the Carl Lents, srs, of Naih ville were also thereThe Tom Howe sr, family of BastTawas and Bernardine Lynch of Kal amazoo were Christmas guests of Mrs Mary KennedyMiss Anna Craft and Esel Rossman of Howell called at the Andrew Campbell home Sunday x rThe Dick Young family spentChristmas at the Vincent Youag home in Gregory W think ti ort to put Christback in Christmas went a bit too far whn a Catholic prslat in Baltimore debunk Santa Claus Hecaller the children of his church together and told them that Santa Claus was a myth and ths relic of a pagancustom and had no place in theChristmas ebserranoe which was tocelebrate the birth of Ckrist lastClaus, Christmas trees, holly and mistletoe were all pagan articles and hadno place in Christmas observance We dont think the prelate will get veryfar The custom of Santa Clans istoo deep rooteel ane has existed toolong Tke best rebuttal to the Balti more bishop we read was by RerFr Celestine 8tomer, president of theUniversity of Detroit He saw BO harm in Santa Claus and said he wasa symbol of the Christmas spirit of giving and generosity That the wise men who came to Bethlehem towonship the infant Jesus each brought gifts for himThe Better BULCSS Bureau iscracking down1 on the numerous 6 called charitable organizations whichspring up like mushrooms at thistime every year They file no expense accounts and do not accountfor the funds collected Better Business charges that they contribute lit tle to charity, and that as big as 74per cent of their collections are spentthe Community Fund driveswere inaugurated were supposed to include all chaTities, but somehowthey did not Tfcttt are still lftl drives besides th big oneCorky Hammel has enlisted in thenavy and leaver ext weeBail WeiiM wife of AnnArbor called at tae Don Swartawrt hone FridayTfce Broee VanBUdiciims entertamed the Uoyd VtsBliinaB, 1amT ten Wane HooTer, Norman Van Blarictt tad docket families em OnristnaaBeverly CampbeU tpeatth VMHT Naah mMTme Jamee Hall family were XMTm your Urn OUw KtweilyProduct CeH DJJW H Awa last WeJa4aay v,s, Ayf OM k all youMl AUTOMATICBED COVERING Nf om flrfy wool eUctdc fakahet acW eUctck abe k aU fou need for ooiy eatofoxt aU oifbt loogfas mftrNtlotM how their waanthwithoutweifbt aad controlled fifunritfi help yo altp , aad for only two pennies a nightII ad eleadc hfeokac or ts4 keep fa Scsmuel Cowner of Groomes Beach, Whitman Lake, died Friday Nancy the 8 year old daughterat Douglas McKim oi Stockbridge was hurt last week slid ing down hilL She was takenFoote hospital JacksonI Mrs James livennore of Greg cry suffered a stroke last weeioTuesday and is being cared farat the home of her son Russell A eon was born to Donald Cole and wife of Gregory Dec21 at St Joe hospital Aim Arbor Donald Shoup has been named master of Washtenaw Lodge No 65 F A M Dexter Parkinq meters axe being installed in Dexter The Dexter Leader has chang ed their publication day froiD Thursday to Wednesday, The total collection by How ell mall carriers for musular rystrophy was 8Q72i 26 carolers from Rev Fr Couglins Shrtne of the littleFlower sang at the Mich State San, last week They were sponsored by Royal Oak Elks The county officials and worlcers gave a turkey dinner last week in the supervisors roomhonoring Judge Willis Lyonsj Rachael Haines and MildredAckley attended a party lastgiven for former Michigan Bell Telephone opesratfxs at HowelL, Rev Mark Sexton 76 of Mc Allister Oklahoma, died lastweekHe founded the Internation al Ordxe of Rainbow for Girls and saw it grow from 71 members to 500000 Oil was struck on the CharlesCurtis farm in Brldgewatei last week at r depth of 1100 feet It flowed 1000 Morels a dayMesdames Alta Meyer, Vivian Ledwidge and Raymonda Morris finish ed their extension course at Fowlerville Tuesday They start one at Brighton soonThe Wray Hinckleys were Christmas guests of Clifford VanHorn and wife The Mark Nash family entertainedall of their children Christmas Wed Thar Dec 23041Crawford iAchasl WUdteg ,TORCH SONG lJudy Ccmva inHONEYCHILE m color APB1L1N PJla TechnicolorSaturday Jan 1, 2Mat New Years Day 230j Double Feature Vera Ralston, FredTAIR WIND TO JAVA in TrucolorPaul Stewart Hilda Slnims inJQE LOUIS STOHYyT Monday Ian 4 4Mat Sunday 230 pm Cont Glenn Ford Ann Sheridan InAPPOINTMENT IN HONDURAS in Technicolori Babara HaUtoLon y gyCartoon There She Blows Sun Show 3, 5 T IMM Wed, THur, Jan 5, o 7 PLPNDEE Of THE SUN Oispm Fowl Diana Lynn and Patrrca Medinafsozn, The Heat SO BIG5 6 VTues,XU tcj7Jane Wyman, Starting Haydenand Nancy OlsonShows 715 910ComingEaap hrom Fort Bravo Blowing Wild, Trader HornLee ITieaterHOSHTALMi BtUSSEE YOUR DEALER or Defriit Edison Frfday, Saturday Ian 1,2DGVXLS CANYONToloi Hy TechnicolorStarringDale Robertson Vrigtnkx Mayo Selected SiartiSunday, Monday Jan 3, 4 1STwim Robert Stuck Arleen Gray and I Richard ArleenUp To 245000 Weodflienf NEWOmfiMl Fka for pro ana hospital sod MMB resulting fcomtddSfl or fffKpy GALE HENDEE AgentPLone 35F12 Pinckney Tues, Wed, Thur Jan 5, 6, 7THE MOON IS BLUFMeant for Adults OnlyStarrinaHoldenMaggle McNamaca Selected ShortsWoodmn Accident Company Barbet ShopMy Barber Shop in the GeraldReason building is now opea Sbe days a week trom 8am to6IP M The C W Hooker family of AnaFor You and All Your Friends We extend Sineere New YearsGreetings to all the Friends and Patrons of this BankMay thANiew Year multiflyyour blejprigs and, also ouropportunffies , for helpful service to youTHE mm NATiOHAL BANK , ,, , i me u w nooKer zamny oi ARQMrs Barbara Nssh Bekkenng re1Arbor and Miss Viola Pettyg udceived a telephone call Christmas from, Mr8 Maude Carpenter of Howelj were her husband, Sergt Bekkenng fromV of j H Hooker Rnd wtfeMelden HaU, Ennland Christmas h L rughns entertained all Martin RitterJr, family jeretheir family except the Bill Bautfins CJiristmsj gueste of the Rer NeCfor Christmas les of Ann ArborHappy New Year from your nick Friends Ukder FederalMepibr FederalCopofoflon All Depositssd 0p to 10,000 for Bach FLOWERS FOR ALL 000ASMNSfromWMKEMHMJSFMIUIL 00HowellLivingston Motor Salesr MEWW rTo AHDexter Saving Bank 1893 195360 Yar ofJrvieIllfcVans Motor Sales euutui wonDEXTER MICHr9A1 Vr PwJ V HAPPY WFW TMB PWC0W PlcnrtcNFS TRADITIONSNEWYEAPLTRACHTIOf J OF AAAKINO NIWPIUWLY 1 tOOTKP W AMERICAAT THSSEASON, WE AKR APT LOCK AT OUR JOOCtCSOUVC 1O WORKA LITTLELOOK AT OUK Leis e O POMORE WORTHWHILETHINGSCA6T UP Oort ACCOUNTS A RESOLVE TO SPENDPRUDENTLY, TOMOftE REGULAR LV,Or OWCMlTMNlTy AND WAJVP ANO AMM REASON Prtco In TownUona ionner,ftecMARATHON SERVICEGOB OH and AmemtoriV HflPPV TieComplimtns oiMIKE CARLA2VDGircxiit Judg CUctIronW1NKELHAUS FLORAL COnown and Plants for AHPhone 284 HovmLl MichSLAYTON MOTTOR SALESChrysler and Plymuth Cart Howell Michigan 11,1If V MM i1 1Li l5 IBiP PEACES STORE FOR WOMDCBmy wtfcTAYLORS MENS WEAKEverything far the U ManHowtfl MichPUK3CNEY TYPE COMPANY Jtelto Laff Ludtt Doyb k 7 , GULF SERVICERepairingyou DAIRYj CheeseTopping PropitOBERT EGELER Bumping, Bodytv 7yft pftffsresf i AW VIf 4 V WPPYEARTHE raiCKNEY DISPATCHTfln Hitter Karl BurgYe EditorIBf ff iffiiiiTELEPHONERoberta Ambnrgey Rachel HadneeAnna Reasoa GREETINGSERDLEY VANS1CKLExcavathx BhiUdotfag, BufldtngMoved Gading Phoae 173F11HOCKEY APPLIANCE CO,Gas and Electrdal ApplkmoeeTGEORGE MEABON SONSWell Drlling, Water SystemsLAWRENCE GEHR1NGERUvlngston County Sheriff and DeputiesLAWRENCE BAUGHN Pinckney Postmaster Shop Open 6 dayscu to 6 pSTANLEY D1N1BL SUPERVISORWoHauJIng Weekly Trips,C, W HjW SO NZeo A Twi n Pine 4SFIZ GERALD REASO NRea l Estate , Rentas l Phon e U lBER T WYL1 EAuctionee rPboo e Fowlervil e 236I7 STH E P1NCENE Y MAC HPRODUCT SNorma n Roo t Henr y Shiee yNORMA N MILLE RGrerfFWDtr t Ston e83T2 THE PINCKHE YyMJJat a ,MARVI N SHUE YTelerUlo cT3 ,Happy JUtw Year to Get Aot erf Mart 8U SfadPlumbingUfadbMPrtcev llSO DT ttrWefcton Chailn is spend ing th holidcrfttti Portland and Waterftile, Oregon, jDorothy Parker is spendiiiq theholidays with her parents ai Boyzxton Bcoojch FloridaThe Fred Reads left Saiurdayior Fort LauderdaleJack Craiii summer residen joi Portage Lake for many yearsfrom the Pa d Motor Com pony on March 1 next Ho stari ed with the company in 1911 i SuppleSerqt James Doolittle has airived in Japan His wiie and SOD cue in Cleveland LFC HC OIL AND GAS HOT Thompsonmas with the Pea Kaiser amiiy in Desroit Mrs Trompson withthe WmFogg family rn Chicaqo Wm,Kecham spent Christmarwith his dauqhter in Lncon Parkwith his dauqhtor in Lineal Park Mrs Kechaxn reeenily folnad injured herstilf Mrs Mary Hoff entertained Floris Clark wiie and Dorothy j Brohl for Christmas Kirk Sims wen4 to St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, for surqerylast week lack Tetters of Detroit sp nChristmas at the Georqe Rousbhome,The Elmer Pratt family of Oopcrsville spent the week n Rry Reason family Tbe Gerald Reason family spent h tho Paul KrciUiirkfamily at East Leroy v vh Mailman and family called at the George Gardner home at Strawberry Lake Sunday LINE OFWE Vf1 4nPhcne 183F2Pinokney RoadQuality MeclnndKfc Otis Matteson and wife of Jack son spent the week end at the Joe Griffith home Mrs Margaret Clark entertained all of their children and their families ChristmasThe Gordon Hesters and Dr Wylie and wife of Dexter were ChristmasI visitors at the Andrew Isebii, hoiuu The Jesse Henry family, GeraldHenry, and the Keith Bradburys ofChelsea were Xmas guests of theL J Henry, family OALAit Any Longer You Also a Gornpleio l I Soon NdH ANDPHOAE HAMILTO o Oh hANPLEXTER, MICHIGANf iiiriiw oil lri Christmas v l sr illyThe Stanley Dinkeb had Mrs Emma Dinkt1 and Mrs Fdith P k t Christmas quests The Clifford MilUr family had the Merlin Ambuijiey am W C Millarsand wife for Xmas gw is Albert Shirliy unl wife i ailed to Gran Monday by the icaih ofhis sister, Mrs Mabl Brink Wesley Palmer and wife and tho I ih Iaiiiv Christmas ui f i t i Pal nun1 iamily Hoetained in id ed Chai allIJ MeUs theirCi hoi Clark children Ciariv i i , buthi,t Mrd 2 Donald1, llKl,in iJichilii I LtWPMid Wine to Yako Qui10U RS7 SundayHowell 786J2 Koss Lamb and wife of WillowVillage and the Earl Kimberlies ofInkster were Christmas guests vfthe Tom Ware familyThe W H Meyer family entertained all their children but Garthfor Christmas He came SaturdayTRUCK TRACT014 SElt D SliiCH COHOWELL MICH V by FiMXNHY, MICHIGAN CARSVETEEZ COMFORTJHOSYoa Are On Yotf r FeetgHours f rcn of Kalkaia aw visiting MiMargaic flrii and family, Mrs Eleaiutr Liuvviuf ami fam1ily except J,ri, 3t s iiu iwivlnLedwidge and daughters, tbu Win, McMacken family, Dale Mab n andwife and Kevin Ledwidge and wifespent Sunday at the Desmond Led widge home in Royal OakMrs Ernst White and fiuvwy ndLarry Hall of Keindale spcni Saturday with the Geo Roushs Larry leaves today to spend 2 years in thenavy V rTTER T VService12 VEHSTER PHONE I1Q PINCiCNBY,TAXN ESee a HOf lion at your Siegirr vrwdifferentxclutIve patented THRU IN OMI UM tlsifcrrt0TUTXNG ON VJLTownbip Tf ertm to P tm U Town HaU Everynotice PITTIIIGIll ctl pt year conv,vi your hoao, cree, or shop, to ffivoyoa Personal ritsinar S a aw Idea of shoe corniest,obiitionITo ctru mmi or, write to No In tht heart of the bettt fin, captutsYUieFlame heat thats 4 Times HotSideoWeFlame heat Siegler poursbonus heat over your floors throughout tus, saves you p to 50 in fueUSpecial Scde on 14 Pairs oi Womens Shoes and 214 Pairs oiMens also 7 Jackets Prices Reduced as Much as 4Sale Last to December 31,AC WANNETT MOST ORDINARY HEATERSi wait 4 timti hotterhrtvpthhlmnylThaws nothing to itopLORENZO MUR PUTNAM tOWNSHIP THEASPLUMBINGWATER SYSTEMS 1885Incorporated 1914THE McPHERSON STATE BANIHowelL Mlchicar LETS LOOK AHEAD Tho hope of Christmas remains, tho noise of the New Years Wishes arc silenced, hope for the future is oursi when each New Year begins A Savings Account, steadily buiU, and wisely invested, builds for the future is ours when each New YearbeginsA Savings Account, steadily built,and wisely invested, builds for that secure future which ia an importantpart of every Happy New Year We at the McPherson State Bank Wish you, our customers, and all our friends the Best of New Years in 1954 All deposits ap te 140MM isevedI by onr Membership in Federal De posit laiaraet Corporation your comfort Chimneyand etMtaft gt hot,rooms stay oool, floorsUy cold, watting your fosi dollarsHosiery iJ, rye, yj rTttjpfA735rfzBS1Lave HardwareMeaFSal 4RGAI1SS this Week3 Lbs Hamburger l0 RMMd and Sirloin Steak woRoasts of Beef JyGood Home Made Sausage We All Kinds of Cold Meat SPARE RIBSFraikfirt Special Evoryt king You WantGOME II AID LOOK AROUNDMe J REASON PROPRIETOR OF THE DUNLAVEY LOCKERinckneys A v A Christmas card received fromEx Pvt Samuel Lafata of Detroit states Donald Sigler is staying withAmong those from out of townwho attended the funeral services for Earle Mann, were Mrs Louise Rummer, Mrs Marion Williams, Mrs Mabel Powers, Robert Reason, Mrs NoraReason, Gale Johnson, Mr and Mrs Pete Petite, Al Foglia and wife, Mr i Harting, all of Detroit Mr and MrsTom Currie of Marysville Mr and Mrs George Mann of Belleville Mrand Mrs C O White of Lynden Mr jand Mrs Fred Teeple of Howell Mr and Mrs James Webb of Royal Oak,Mr and Mrs Joe Webb of Ann Arbor Gale Johnson, A M Roche,and George Mann and wife of Belle ville Hackney,1100 AM toiiOO Except Wednesdays , Tues, Fri, Sat,700 to 800 P MSTATE OF MICHIGANIh ProbaW Court lot tbe County LivingstonMatter at uxo Estate oi A Pannenter, M I,At a session oi said Court heldtA the Probate Office in the Cityoi HoweLL in said county on the 10th day oi December, 1955present, Hon iiiru1 Smith,iadqe of G RDENTIST11212 N Michigan Avc Telephones Office 935Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michigan LiPhont II1075 East M6,UivNotice is Hereby Given That HerbPhone 183 207 E Gd IIowell, MichiganReal Estate, Insurance BrokerageCity, Lake andFarm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With Me FUNERALn 3 SwarHmrt directorMotienn Equipment imAance 3triohones 39 and 63, PinFred G RtfokfMlf, tr OPTOMETRIST120 Wes Grand River Howe, MichiganLee laveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 Pincknoy AMch GeneralPinckney, MichSEKVKKFarm Sales Ath petition of Louis APannentelpraying far license to sell or REFRIGERATION mortgage the interest of said estate in certain real estate thereindescribed for the purpose o Repairs on All Make,paying said debts, charges and Phone 154F3 Pinekn, expenses will be heard at the Probate Office on the 5th day oiJanuary ,1954 at ten A M it ia Qruered In at Iuceoi be given by publication of a copy heieoi to uuee woesecuUveiy previous to said dayof heannq in the Pinckney Uis patch, c newspaper, printed dcirculated in rid county and tha the petitioaercause a copy oi this notice to beskived upon each kvivvn ruinyin inteiest at iiis ast kncwi, dry reqistered mail, feirndemanded lejst iourMkicrs prioi io such he a J OtrrQmILL mtffitfMlifford TtMiiiord,WiltsCall FowlorviiJe DENTIL8041 Portage LaisDexterPJiono iJexty LI, Hornet, Lmkuiness Opporttattt Your Property Wilbbroker 209 NorlhPinckney, Miah liiI or 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 30, 1953 Description An account of the resource December 30, 1953 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 1953-12-30 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/8dd6b8411dca139b9d92c2902a0dfb83.pdf f45fa9f7cf0d80ae6fc20e0b637b5e0c 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. 1PttKaWEY PlflFATOTWednesdoy December 23 1943I8HIBAN HIIRORThe big hurdle in builuinq tu kMacjdmac briage was overcomelost week wnn the stae aanim mas of 50 years iatad b d Hams o iiterestAnother Christmas time has rolled1 around As one grows older they seem to come faster and become moreand more mechanized There hasl a chantne the Christor more ThereCommunity Christmas treesn those days The bir events werethe Christinas exercises held in thevaiiuus chiiihoM The bg attractionwas the Christmas tree which wasnigh The deialrauve board approvedsale oi bonaa to nnancePw 91 QUUI wO v 3xi eciThe board also let contractsfcf woricAmoncan Bridge Co, 444535QD Merritl Construction icoratlons were PP corn strung onGO, foundations 25 735 JUG c or tnread and cotton The tree I was lighted by candles Just whyOne big obstacle remains there were not mure fires caused byopposed by the aupreme courtthis is u mystery A man usually 08 to its constitutionality Hearstood near the tree with a longing start Dec 22 If the bonds hollow tin tubtj and as the candlescare approved work siarts at brncd low blcw them out The,once j churh gave the children sacks madeState Treas Hale Brake led f molul ncLfci fiUed with candy,opposition to the bondsale Thenfs , fndu PPrn The Sundaybonds Will only hove bridge S teachers also gave their pupilsYUB as security He said if rhei8 an parents put gifts onstate backed the bonds 64million in bridge iolis could be saved but the other members ysentede took the gJls from tne hprogram pre ChurchesCatholic ChurchSi Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiqcmRev Fr Albeit SH PastoiSunday MassesSummer Schedule 630, 800900, 1000, 1130,Winter Scheduo 800 aad 1000Novena Devotion fViday evening 730 a m,Confessionsfriday after Novenna Devotions Stfiriday 730 to 900 amSunday Bafom 800 MassHcDBonfte UhurchCalvary Mennonite Church tov, Ezra FaekY Pastor Wall EschMorning Wonhip 1000 Sunday School HJQQYoung Psoplea Meeting 73D Cottage Fellowship SWednesday l ersonaiHigh School AlhitilcsRex Jhenowith has been installed as BASKETBALL NEWSmusterLoJ,OJ i iiof ir a Hi1 lin, l IDot at oi the South Lyon Mas icl Pinckney won their second straightGardner was instal ngganxe from Byron last Friday 30 to 21 to take first place in the Land J0Lakes League They were not extended to any great extent Bob Mea bon got 8 points for Pinckney andDon Packer 7 Pinckney has no 2P unt scorer but has 4 or 5 players 1 ho LJin senro a v nnl n a Gardner, P MLudge, grand marshal n of Detroit is viiti s Shehan family iith, Otis Matteson and ijmilies will be guests is n home in DearbornI family attended thejnday at the Harold Ann Arbor arkfi of Ann Arbor re Clifford VanHorn ieganii, formerly ofed in Detroit Friday SLrhan faiialy entertail, eii the Gen Shenan family, MrsLouis Shelian and Mi Eilna Spears CiAcishonu Mr can score an und 6 or 8 pointsgame Their test will come ill comeanuaiy 8 when they meet DexterJet has onh played one league but beat ,arleton last week 35 to 52 in a nonleague game The Pinckney reserve uam won J712 with Tommy Wylie racking up12 points for iPnckncy He did notplay the second half In j games he has scored 8, 14 and 12 pointsto give him an average of about 11points per game, the highest of anyPinckney play toand Jak Christinasftouoht it we too great a burj fc41 by the jl Nichols 0,1 tnceJackson sought an injunction tci There has to us always been a I Family Nigh Jan 4 and recept aska IIion for Rev Wnger and family I Sheriln Potluck supper 730 Entertain Mr M from Alat i1plausibility to the Christmas storyfound in nu otnir narrative Its con itostop the construction but failedAs educational needs increasethe posibility oi repealing the ditions could almost be Iitsed to thesales tax diversion become Prpsent staUs mat Tibeiiusmore and more remote The Caesar, UHK, i x yr schools need all he money thoy011 Roim can qt Since 1952 481 new public schools and 70 parcchialtones have been built in he state, high school enrollment rup one UJird and celieqe enrollment 12J This increase due to war babies is expectedto continue to 1958 tment by Ladies Auxiliary1 Congregational urch Guest Minister fromMrsworin Hums h,fi n ,U re, nnthai v Lurn IeUKns i liipitulmi Nash Bokkcring is Cop gPinckney player P Psnckney won both qomesit hih lfrom University high last nightThe girls team also beat Hart land 39 to 27JiRev PennellSunday School M Whi 1Ann Arborthat iuihad been Aland of Jerusalem ivjne When he foundiiihion often CJ conven explananon has ever been made uf the star Morning Worship 1045 AMder thitlThur Night Prayor Meeting,80Qtime, and at e church 930 A M, 8Pent Sunday at tiie Mark Mash homeWed Chok practise 730 A Hetr Wtoan to Ak an, wife andircum ami v,iu wen nising FridaytM Donald vij,vi i now ena tne inns filled ih,ex o ni the utics liii iililL N U The People 3 Uhuunpopulctdon She Is proceeded Clif T Fld andffiiglifiomia Texas FloridaOhio andchild wag llerod thu Komannin waB toJd that the King rfJews was boni m toetftlehum h, was an aihicst and coulu conceive ol notn M 36 West between MainUnadUla StreetsRev Klth Rugsggrf PcatorSundaySchool 845 AMSunday Worship 1100 A KiIBundav Youth Group 7 00 MfThur, Piayr Meeting 7 00 PM We extend a Chiistian Welcome 6 lu ktt hae been asiv xa in Januaryary iianr ipnt TuesdayCONSERVATION NOTESA tagged doe IO1V2 years iy out a tempuial king and visioned to YTCE with her sister, tirsin Milford Virginia ClarkBASKET HALL SCORESDexter 55, Carleton 52 South Lyon31, Manchester 30 Battle Creek 46, Ann Arbor 39 Chelsea 48, Saline 35 Dundee 51, Lincoln 39 Milan 38,University 30 Roosevelt 37, FlatRock 31 Brighton 40 Clarenceville 38 Everett 56, Howell 53 Resur There has been ax attempt tailyear to ban Christoias office partiesor factory parties W never heardof this until World War II At that time it became a custom to declarea holiday the whole day before Xmasand send out for liquor, which wasserved with the compliments of theboss Naturally, a lot of persons whodid not drink were prevailed uponto inbibe with the result a lot of per sonnel both male and female got intoxicated The practice has increased in recent years so has become a menace We note President Eisenhower has said there will be no drink inK in the White House at Christmasparties and the same ultimatum has been issued in the county building nDetroit, These parties started in asmall way but like a snowball got inuMieniuni and size over fhe yearsA poll conducted by the ElmerRoper organization shows that four fifths of the people in the UnitedStates favors the United NationsThere has been some agitation forwithdrawing from the organization,mostly from isolationists Their reasons are, its great cost and theirclaim it is not getting anywhere It stopped Communism from taking overKorea and by this means overrunning all of Asia Also, it is the only or ganization in the world which has urrcriion 57 St Thomas 40 Okemus its object World Wide Peace fif, Stockbridge 62 Fowlerville 58, Leslie 33 DeWitt 4, Byron 42COES TO TEXAS Charles F Hewlett, in charge of theWalkins district here for a number of years has been appointed distribOZ lasten 1 L Lliewas ahot in Crawford county on the any deer day Deer havebeen known to reach the age of 15 years jRope ski tows from PorcupineMountains have been moved toth new Pinckney, ski area at Silver Lake The Riil Rjyer Area was themos popular durng the deer him as a futuio ival and agitatorold00 he ordered ai Iiildrtn below the of that district beHowever, ie failed lo ac his purpose as tne Holyescaped uxio EgyptChrislmas tree onthetqueue is lighted und the vniinaj placed Chrislmas treestne business places,otci bales has a beauti Holy Family, WiseVan 3y aeregular season and 79 bucks does and fawns durinq the any,deer eeasonSoctearsThe Ladies Missionaryiety elected the foliowinq ersPres Mrs Ella Jackson Vice Pres,, Mrs, John TeepleTheSec, Mrs Sam Grimes TreasThe Christmas paeantHoly Wativitty will be put on all Mrs Mark Wilson the OcJmmunity riali Dec, 21, Itbe directed by hev, and Mrs, Thei weij presentlicniy Shirty family a linhaveMrs Louisa Kennedy, 89dieo 7 Sh hEsic, The talent will be drawnfrom the Cong Land St Mary,Churches,the Pinckney Sanitarium frombums received wien his cottage burndPatteraron akcviiis wiie i Dec 7 She was tne mo her oBelle and Erastus Kennedy,Grant Mac amber, 2 9 died Dec7, he leaves his wiie, the orme HincheyMrsCaroline VcnWinkle diedDacW She loaVQE 2 sonSfhis illustrated, lecture on his trip UNADILLA rXESBYTLRIAKRev Yauch, pastWorohin 1U3O a mSunday School 1130 a mLIBRARY NEWS New books at tho library are Ned and the Rustlers by Touaey, Add he Best by Webster andSherwood and Natures Way byAndews The Iart 2 were donat ,ed by the Pinckiey Civic Im provement Associrfo iThe library will be close 1 ciSaturday December 26 ,PINCKNEY BASKET BALL jjian 8Dexter here Jan, 12Potterville thereJan 15South Lyon there bTan 26Brirton there,Jan, 29Manchester here,Feb, 5Hartland thereFeb 2Dexter there,Feb 19 South Lyon here,Floris Clark Lawrence Camburn, Percy Ellis and wives at 10 lb 1 lltor nianacr fr 8 counties in Texaswith hcauquartrrs at Victoria, TexasHe leaves for there in January Hecame here from Chelsea and has been active ,esp cialy in church affairs andwas chaiinan of the committee who organized the Peoples Church lastsummer During World War II he was head of the civil defense districtduring the trial bluok, uts His fam ily consists of his wife, Ruby, anda son, Charles, Jr, in the army who isTnV LJoya Hendeu iumily will spend slated fo1 overseas duty Mrs Hew u uie Eu NIRIICI home inl lt will remain here until some time, in Marchmoveu inu Lhe KoEast Puuiam st home onaM c 1Detroithe Lesterhomehomt borweivtlie ii Biuv,JTI 01 Liighton isSt Jot iiospitai, Ann Arami Z Ura Webbto LcLiuH IUIL week byof hiw uiutin, Mann,T IL CHRISTMAS CONCERTThe concert ot Christmas musk andsonps put on Sunday night at theCongregational church under directionof Mrs, Florence Bauphn was muchMillfis laniiiy will spend enjoyed by an appreciative audience, There wore numbers iy the JuniorChoir and tho Senior Choir, Quar fMt numbers and solo numbers byVirginia VanNorman, Adelaide Rose,a withjtioweil jii Wanda iiarMrs Louise hhenan is visiting MrsEdni bpcarsW bnuhan and wife will spend k jack Hannctt and Wesley ReaderChninuo witn Mrs, Madeline ,mehan Thero was also a nativity scof iiii Alboi witVi Mis Rnnnio Honvv nortravscenePvt John Henry is home fr,m Ft toKnow ior the holiuays lieBoston in JanuaryJoe Ijavey Gerry LedwdqeGeorge Aschebrenner and yeedncx called at the Staitan with Mrs Bonnie Henry portrayingthe Mother Mary and Rosina Hill and Karen Gustafson, the angels The colelction amounted to 53,tended the Shrine Christmas par Hildmger Funeral dome Ami ty Thursday night at Pine Lodge, 1 Arbor Thursday night where u3 Bh Ibody of Don Jones was taken,lsabell Nash oi AnnClaude Reason ai Miss LaiiaComm i Carpenter were married Dec 12, minqion, Delaware,at the brides home in Pet ysville Charles Baker leftby Rev Mynleity Hall on Dec 27The Pinckjney I,ndependenJtslost to Byron 17 to 14They piar owlexvilie this week,MJessrs J S Field and PaulUber have established a countpcredit board at HowellJan Cadwell 14, daughter ofMr, and Mrs Ruel Cadwell of Detroit is qetting cfcnsiderablemention for her swimming abiiiity On testimony of 2 hi 3d men,George Goodrich and Sam Potts,Charles Bfis, a Detroit hunter v,, D r wai arrested for setting fire to Beancr Kittie Brogan ounthe Dr A, Pearson barn in Ham Jeny Dunne taught the qramm Robert O Glenn of NorthLake was married in Detroit Dec 12 to Mrc, Luella Buchanan ofChelsea, Maitried Dec 7 Grace Blairand I B, Buckley of Iocso, Andrew Wilhelm has sold hisarm at Pinaree to R Horndoffer Walter Collins was kicked bya horse Sunday, knocking 6u 2teeth ,Mrs, John White entertained BrightonMrs Addie Fruhcey who been visitincr at the Clayton Car ,Spent Sunday at the Martin penter home has gone to Beaverton Mrs Edith VanNorman n visit Dr Oledia family at Wilfor SanCharleAnonia, Texas, Fnrday,The Pinckney schools closedTuesday until after New Years Mrs G W Clark of Ann Arborand Jerry Clark of WTutmore Lakef M Mrrt homeHoward Read, wife and daugber were in Ann Arbor Sunday The Joe Grijttith faxniy spentGr athome in Mt Pleasant, fcieanor Chnrles Battle is staying with Arnold ierquist I Eloise Campbell took 38 mem to Ann Arborover stationVif the 7th Ky to broadcastcalled at the home of MrsClark Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Chnstinowere in Stockbridge Monday Mrs Mary Amburgey wiI iLfrMrs Mary gytain the Merlin Amburpey, Dick Anburrey Emmctt Widmayer famih on Christmasbuigifo proved complete alibthe hired men were arrested for perjuryNcw they clcdm DrPearson ottered 100 to set fire toand he has been arrested R, A, Dblph, Ann Arbor funeral director has presented an an crient horse drawn hearse to theFord museum at Dearborn Wwonder why P H Swarthoat J i rrr iVtn his All it is usedtbr is to ride victorious candididates around in election nihi v i T oc at ths National Research convention at Waahiri4ton D CJ, last week, Heis a brothw of Mrs, R, K, ElliottSouth Lvon deditccred Quick rHall Sunday which cost er room for Betle Kennecy lastweek , , Rep, Sam Smith has mtoduced a bill o rcrse rural meal carr iers pclan to 1,000 r year H H, Swarhout traded theCordeley fern fcr the Perry farm crt Gregory and sold the Perrvfarm t Heny Hewlett,SPECIAL NCTICEAll Cotnv offices will beclosed from Thursday December 24 to Monday December 28 DECEMBER JURYFutnamBesBde Jtetfreys illJBtneWLOMMrs Edna Campbell and m turn d home from St Joseph hospitr1, Ann Arbor, Friday The Dick i , ig iVmily are visiting there Floyd Pratt and son, Gene, of Denton and the Kenneth Reason family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at thehime of Mrs Edna Reason Mrs Mable Suydam of Jackson is The recent Communilt trials inDetroit marked the appearance of anumber of surprise witnesses whojoined the Communist organisation for the express purpose of betrayaingtheir secrets to the government Forthis they were paid well There waa flood of such witnesses last week,IHOKHV nefroeiami women This Isan indent custom In tie civil wa the secret service of the north ern army was headed by Allen Pinkerton It was hiB men who pursued John Wilkes Booth after Lincoln wasassassinated and shot hjra In a barnin Virginia Pinkerton left the armywhen war was declared foundedfhis own detective feneyiJ Wispecplanta in times of strikes and furnUh plants in times of strkej jud furnabed guards for these places, Pinkerton men joined th labor unions anJbetrayed their secrets to induatrvWe knew a person who was on of the operatives who did this kindof work They were unusually successful About their only drawback was in the Caenefie strike at Home fstead, Penn, when a boat fa, , Pinkertons trying to enter a strikebouml factory were forced to iur render when the strikers sprayed theirboat with oil nuHset fire to it To day little is hoard of th PinkertonsMost firms arc protected by he Wm Hums agency founded by anotherfamous detective of a later dayspeni edy hocMrs Beu ose Keyy a the irvir, KeanMcaUn 13 ypenainq VVT children inDetroit callYpsilantLGlenp larrovow T Mrs , J iy nciare visitinq iu Lirand RapiacJack Teuton pana wiie oichesei ver Sunday quostr Tobacco company stocks droppedsharply this month when a medical survey announced that cigarette mokinK was the principal cause oflung cancer Just how much cigar otU sales arc off will not be knownuntil the end of the year when thefinal reports are in The report claim o that a majority of those who diedf lumc cancer were heavy mokersof citfHivtto However, it ifl pointed out that there is no guarantee that,i prison who quits smoking or who ha never smoked will not get lungcancer If he goes to a doctor he is invaribly told to cut down on hissmoking or in some cases to stopit altogrthir 1 erimenta on mice been pfovci inai w r n igarettes caused much cancer uLou otaakable home , flad CUnton iB Siting at hasThe Axnorose Kennedy omUy Rh clinton home in Detroit jJJJJJ Herb Palmer and wife Patty arij cauKnLnapping and are onducin4the Wesley Palmer family spent bu , expt,rimint8 of their own to ettes cauei,,tte conn,WIiei have not Ucii d dm1day at the Herb Palmer jr homeFlint Pfc Vein Clark is home from I Leonard Wood for the holidaysMrs Flora Darr Walter Clark and wife attended lhe Smith Hinchlan and Grill Christtris the opposite Arthur Godfrey motions these on his Chesterfield projrram However, it is hard to see horthiii surveys will be any more conluivt than the medical surveylocoOtto Kumerous, TlcttKteinschmidt Birdsonq MackCityE Aynerferber e ct the Dr Georqe Pearsonhomo in Howell Thursday andthe Dr vVyie home in Dexter Mrs Alberta Close conducted anOES meeting at Potterville last week, f, Pfc William Clark has been Us1 iUcharged from the army and with his jwife is living at Portage Lake, east, rzsideMy John A Hogmon EARL MANN son1 war er r Mrs csemary WhitleyVdrp o n HcwelHi Friday Frank Aberdeen wag in Lnnsinq Thuibctery The Lavrence Ccrmbums rtTiispend Or stmas in DaytonOhioRuasellXar The Kei I Bradbiirys of ChelSunday a theJCambum, Clare 6NDeUa Wheeler Mcrnn died in roit Tuesday He Waves 2 broth and ErwnThe funeral brookgBwf Mil er, Ceorre Tanslev5 hitTyran rd rurtallationMaaon Tyran d lI ic Lodges in Detroit ScCurdayfd OflHerrSc Esther Cannp oficicrting Burialbell Asst, Meda Henry Tteera CemeCery DAUOHTSISMrsparty Saturday night at the Statu ,INCKNEY A LEAGUEHotel, Detroit WBeer 8681 29Uureau 27 2727 16at the Russell Read home in Pitts , NQ WAfTotKitj Hpnrv returned home ir in lL Foote hospital, Jackson, Friday j Hockeys ceThe Beachy srirls areDoia waroHo ChcrplcdiL Mrs, Esiol, For TOUT Avon Product1S2FU Goshen college for the holidaysRuth Kirschke from Bob Jones Uni versity, N COna Campbell and wife were aiLansing Monday Bob Fike and wife spend Cfariftpnaat the Wm Bentley home tarCorruna , Frances Krupa of Detroit cilkd tthe Wm Shehan home Saturday John Beyer and wife spent Christmas at the Aria Jaguish hone in Irv2125 272929 yS8 84362753,Ri ads 92, artkoo Kif InU High3 Ow InU High3 J Ledwidge 608, It tat fad mgh Gae C CUntoy1 tioH Widmayer 245, L Jwobs 248, AShirley 243 High Ave J LedwgjDavis 179, A FredeBburg Sr 178Mrwyf tffiPfTWf v5 , V x at St Jo ehoapitol , f flfedQesdoy Shewa s NeiJefwdMhso n o f Chelse aan d stove r 3 childre n b y a pre viou g marriag eStockbrida hig h rchoo l play i n th e AlHo n tounicanei t Jar in q Christma s vacation Mr an d Mrs Norma n Topping o f Stockbridg e hav e refuse dfro m Florid a IWed Thur Dec 23 2 4 DexterHollywood Newes t Hit sTWO , luux JJ9Q, ztf pi ww i ntww i n s o n ou rJoa n Payn e Evely n Keye s Ne w Gian t Magnascopi c 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 23, 1953 Description An account of the resource December 23, 1953 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 1953-12-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/74d2ca47c60d263cf57b081e933b516d.pdf db20b7a4b0986ac9d7dccc395697f652 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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Vfft MICHIGAN MIRRORWill Michigans priooi problem remain, unsoivta aiior uelegislature returns in JanuaryThis guestion diiuros munvpeppie interested in penal weliare, More riots hke those 1952 are predicted it presemconditions are not correctedIf recent sentiments expressedby Rep, Adrian deBoom reflect the views oi a large group oi xeqisfctos, the prison issue couia turn into a first class row, CHRISTMAS CONCERTThe Christmas concert at the schoolXhursday night drew a Wg crowd Theeast was as followsSOLOISTS Barbara Miller, Mikei Hiit, ic,vlt Orski Xancy Mc Cany, FrecMie Btny, William Hoitr, ii,io S , Johnnie Salyer ACCOMPANIST Eloise CampbellOR yMx EarlSCHOOL CHORUS n PIKCWfcT PISPATpfl Wednesday, December 16,I 1953HldHbcru AcklEasydiAnita Roiii s, DonnaAnn Bates,Joyce Furhman, JudyHaines, Gwen Kinsey, Linda Lee, Ginger LaPraH, Katherine LaPrad, McCartney, Nancy Nichols,McCltr, Marcia MeCleer, BarMiller, Felicia Oleski, Ann ShirWOnts a leq ley Reason, Marilynn Perry, ArlestaCOmmttee to review the J Roderick Ja vie Shcun, Judy Shirey,Whole prison prODlem even ii it Mary Standride, Nancy Slayden, delays the COnstrucion of a new Jflnt Shirley, Doris Umsttad, Loisprison tor a year He condemnr lWu,, Juie wa ,n, David Nash, the Corrections committee iortHao1 Kdy Harky Roeman, Lee5taking the advice of out Of state Hollingworth, Mike Heath, Allen Rose,expert3j Dck Wylie, Varrith Reese, Ken Matteson, Dave Haines and Robertchjef target is Austn Me CluteJR HIGH CHOKUS Barbara McIh a recent arUCle u Afee, Jolcan Basydlo, Freddie Berry,in Readers Digest he held Mich j John Brown, Eddie Brown, Suzy can prisons up as a horrible exj Clark, Beverly Campbell, Dennisample He said Jackson prisoners are crowded together in cells with no activity or work andthis conditon is dynamite He fav ccs a 1200 man prison to ccst14 million ChurchesCatholic ChurchSt Marys Catholic Churth Pinckney MichiqarRev Fr Albert SchmittSunday Massesfc 630 Vh ijWinter Scheduo 800 andNcena Devotions Fay evening 730 a injoruessionsFriday after Novenna Devouo Saurtiay 730 to SQQ Sunday Beiam 800 Mass 80010 00 tie adv thestarted buudin Howel SCHOOL NEWSTHIRD GRADE ,Bird and her students enter party Sunday evening Conference lasrJanMr,ohiou Sf r will marry Vviiitmore Lake, Mich tined the parent, of the students at j aJy JmTh p t0k the P Christmas party Sunday evening f Conference las wek w BePBMIwe made Christmas poinsettas ami Utore the U V u 8 P66painted pit tares n our windows last j hyurcgen bomb 1 l atomic aadvik lrlvocatrf th remarks heVV would like tn thank Mrs CampI thr stock , Pwefs pool aJl,11 fur th, pullivcs she imve us , T5L LAtomic an ydroMennoniioCalvary Mennaniie Church PustozirrCornuck, national known prison h Ih l wWorshipSchoolPeoples Meeting Fellowshipp,Clark, Delia Davis, Carol Gerytz, Wili Holiister, Janet Hadden, KathiSunuOy SchoolKirhc, Lloyd Harden, Bonnie fMoMiina Wcishicie McCartney Barbr There have been more disputes on location of prison, iia legislature appropriated 75tjj to lay plans and half a mill,ion to remcxiel Jackson prisodeBoom wants more probationary camps like Cassidy Lake, Ataplcton,ley WakclieThe legislature must begirm aprison policy or face the blamefcr future riots, The prison population has steadily increased since the courts opened in SeptTaxpayers are stuck with thebill Whichever way the legislajture decides tuy will have topayANNOUNCiiMENT Mary Jean Kirschke daughterof Mr and Mrs Claude jCirsch jke will be maxic I to PFC CL jles E Hewlett, Jan 1st at 8 pm HamleenLee, ROM Mane McCartney, Barbara Thar Massey, Nancy Nash, Earl Simonson, Dannie Singer, Wandauriey vi der, Shir Sani V Mary WatWilson, Ktu m Bowen, Ivy Ficeick, Karenuuv Uuy,, Robjilr Lonnie luimrn, RHhard Imusu,i Kitchen, Pact Iainer, Denis,1Davi, Cary Iloeiik, Hkhard Rockj uv, Dun Sulyer, Jerome Schenden, Sally Ultey, and Janet Evcvs GuastRev3Ju A1045Night Prayer Meeting800 in JanuaryAeibitt and wiie wer cnier guests of Nelliec 1 Fannie Monksne Florenceand Mary Baughn wereEsch I son sdayiU00 v B od VanNorrnan entercdne,Uo0 ris SuridaY school class at hi3 comb Monday night last weekNeil Bauqhn attended the concert in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor Iast week by Chicago Symphony OrchestraTho Eob Read family leavefcr Fort Lauderdale Florida ihis week for a 3 weeks stay Fred Read and wife Arthur and wife wero Saturdayguess at the Bob Read m Thursday Vvill not be herpartyLarry Utley sorry thatour Ch i greatthem only for peace, tuRapids next wek end to industrial and peacetimeBy thin he would end war onceT73081OO tell time Vf clocksroom enjoyedvery much lastTuesdayWe would like to thank the twohitfh school boys for eoniin here andshowing us motion pictures of the ityMMolly CanGustaLe,i at he church jWed Choir practise OJ pmihuisday Laidies Aid ai church ui 2 p mA Hearty Weicam to All home,Mrs Alta Meyer hoi is herOnrutimas prcroim at the Harqer school on the 1 right of Dec,23 MrEJane Clark o Doxter spentSunday at the Mark Nash hrme not flo any more work on ourplane until until after ChristmasKaren Bloxom had the misfortuneto loose her wallet with a dollar init We hope that she may recoverThe prcvTChristmas s and choruse uje PeoplesTTm1ftnfMTifnTvAt 2i2 East MaliRev Kefln Ruegsegg and Freddy rudder wire absent MondayWe arc happy to welcome Neallieifsnidir from Grand Rapids toour homeWe hope to make small remem1i for our parents this weekFOURTH JRADi NEWS W Peppy in thec onsisted of carols and j 9undaySchooI treet445solos, iCHRISTMAS CAVrAT To bt prete 24th, 195 nthe J A 4iluartettes I Sunday Worship llOO A N4Youth Group 7 00 KMu Prayer Meeting 7 00 PMWe extend a Chnrtin 0 Everyone The Pwttysvule school Christ vu ll11 ylmas exercises are the night oi t hmv last weekr, 03 i lls ampbell made a terranumMrs Dolly BaaqhM and 10 lb lfor 0U1111 Woz son Robert William returned iun ct v, , vV have a now aquarium with twofcell fish, two poly wos ami a snail Wt buik a Christmas manger forour room Mrs Campbell bought us have planted twol a little hrcme Tho from ihe hooitfil FridayMai ino Cny Masonicobserve their centenniali speech many doubt its feaaibilSomehow it reminds us of thevision of Dick Reason of Pinckneysome 60 years ago in which he sawvwiild peace and the lion and the lambliemjr down together The refusal ofone nation to accept the Eisenhower proposition could throw a monkeywrench in it and aa far as Russia isair concerned, he is 100 per cent oppos ed to it Also it involves a lot ofcondition which could probably notbe brought to bear in thia countryOne would be compromising with Russia So far there haa been no intent whatsoever to compromise with Russia Seatr McCarthy and hiscommittee ar coiducting investigations which hav for their purpose to wipe out Communists in this coun u y It is a crime to be a Communistheiv and members of the party are being sent to prison Great Britainand France must kMp large armies to protect themselves and this country with its troops aid air fields in 49 other countries also must maintaina huge standing army At the pre sent time the nations of the worldspent 76 per cit of the tax dollar forpast, present and future wars w Peoplest iv 80Mrdiai f reiInt jiued 10musicite fM , hu rhIiTwinivjisjI Church buildingThe public is id this houi iv by the Junic v Choirs of inr,1 the direction of Mr,, 11 The program is v0 Come All Ye FaithfulAway in A MangeriHil , NightCHitrF TMAS, by the JunioriHK I Jy T, WorldI i, n a Midnight ClearAn,rvl V Have Heard on Hip I Christivu itu HodiaTwotitt InternMdiale ChoirThe Mai ai1 of Bethlehem by ChaLane No 1The Christ is Born, fuichoir No 2The Weary World is Waiting, by Dick Wylie, Sonny FuhrmiuDave Nash, Bill Harden No 3 The Manger of Bethlehenvfull choir No 4 Holy Memories, Paula Cuv janaary 7, Stanley Hall PM lmL, statucs lo put in it Hithardic qeheralj Kjahn ,nil sherrv Kaiser made two Senator McCarthy took anotherlicking from President Eisenhowerlust week in a socalled popularitysomebeautiful KfoupsTf be 11 s to de j contest After his receat broadcast , 1 in whirlbig anjjel, to o with the mangerKaren Singer and Kaye Wylie madeiLckneyitchairman Mesdames Grace Runcimanand Alia Caulk of Lcmsinq called on Nellie Gardner arid Fann j cmiU Oll ,Onm io, a ristmas in whlch he demal1d that ail per io Monks Sunday, j Dennis Singer me a big Santa sons ho voed hi itand of thisClin Robinson jr and wife call ciaus for our bulletin boarded on her uncb in Lincoln Park, Barbara Bauglm and Kdward GaySunday He is qoinq to Califor j madc abig Chiitmas tree to go withnia to visit his son ir c 1 army ucnms iianta Tns Pettysville Weaving Need Richard Krahn helped make ahome 1boys hau q snow fc, uv on il toaiak jhlwnoMary Jean Kirschkein the Peoples Church Pinckney M5ch the reception to follow intoe eleanentary school PFC Hewlett leaves for overseasabout the middle of JanuaryDONALD L JONESDonald L Buck Jones 27was killed in an auto accident near Three hivers TuesdayH oampanicrv James Sparks23, was badly injured The deThe deceased was the son oiCarl and Elsie Jones ox Dexteitownship and attended Pinckney high school He was a 3 letterman in sports In his freshman he won a district baskettitle lor Coach Rcider by 5 free throws to beat lett, soloist,erly Sherrod and MrNo 5, Flinff Widechoir No 6 The First Nnnd Carole Amburg No 7 Over the btette No 8 Sleep Bab by Mrs Jack ClarkI he Gates, full1, Sandy, Rom ser,, Mens Oc So Holy, Joyce iC Jackson is h steam heatinq system in, il homeiLj Reulxn 1 rich and IFrani Johnson families a1 the uneral of a son of Bcwson at Jackson Monday La by the carsj Smith killed 4 mink Monv iie hides are wcth S6,1 ae Jno Cadwells entertained a number of younq people in honj or oi their son, Will andi Friday night1 18Fuhrman and Jane iark No 9 Now is Con Salvation, full young people qave EthelA ii Green home Monday nite, Graham a farewell pcrrty at theShe is moving to Cetment City,Born to Will Wright and wifeon November 29, a son, The awful Chicago University cemplas 4JHi clubMcAfee home Tuesday Phillip Gentilo has qoneSebastian Florida to buildouse for Ann Arbor parties GLge Dierlein and wife ofDeroit called on Mr and Mrsriery Hauck Sunday,Dwight Wegenei returnedfrom New Mexico Friday Ko iaa Eichman of Detroit isviBiiinq at the Gerry Ithmanhome,Mrs Ethel Sprout spent Sun with her sister Mrs Esth Bar ton in Stockbridqe, Ted Calkins and wife of HiiUdale were Sunday quests 01wife Jchr Sprout The Frank White family nf Christmas dcoiation for our doorWe have been busy all week making CHTIsThius pToPTit We are all making decorations forChristmas trees Our pitture arc lute todayCarline Cut had a birthtlay lastMondaymovies onto thankiuwn to on wh w We m 1111 our mothersWe invite all frier, is of the Community who want to put the CHRISTback in Christmas by celebrating our Lords birth in the church on Christmas Eve A free will offering willbe taken up for the music departmentof the Peoples Church, which con sists of 35 voices at presentCHRISTMAS CANTATAThe Christmiu Cantata Chorus of football team beat Michigan Miller homeThanksgiving day 3 to 0 and all MrsAnn Arbor is in mournihq It is Cicthe only defeat Coach Yost has the u had to take WbcTha first sleigh ride party was Tiieheld here Friday night the A surprise party was heldthe Henry Gardner home Friday ch night for Glenn Gardner, He will at 3 Vi Ho well called at the Ben Whitehome Saturday Mrs, Ruth Devereaux oi Briqiiton is a patient at Stjoe hospitalAnn ArborThe HoIIis HoIIoways of BassLdku pent Sunday at the Zzle SIXTH UKADti NEWS W went down to the fry in withthe first v1 third Kiaders t see some iplan would likeMr LM boys that, came A ilrni We made charts I learned from them jwrapnintf paper to wrap1 presents with aw Peppy, the puppetoe ry was very pretty country withdrawing aid to all countries trading with Communist Chinawrite letters io the preident asking him to do so The letters receivednumbered 25,000 and there were B6, 000 telegrams At first they favoredMcCarthy M he got a head start buttbe final count showed the presidentahead by a wid margin The Nw England States and California favored the president while the middla wes tern states, which are isolationistwere for the senatorYears ajo Julf Verne wrote a bookAround the World in 80 Days It was ridiculed n the time In 1890,Nellie Hy eiielfii the world in 72lays 6 houis and 11 minutes and became famous This was before thedays of the airplane Last wetl Pamela Martin, usin a plane circle athe world in 90 houra and 58 minute, setting a m w record This record wilof course be broken, as jet planes ev ni nnv can make the trip much fasterSi FM1I iRMK NEWS le sev nh jiraders are oinj tob on radio station WPAC, Friday,De mber 18, at 230 pm The songs they will sing are 1 Noel Cinst Was Born on ChristmasWarda Mill el Ilweiiie MilUr h Sun d theatBen home,leave next week to attend th Bliss Electrical School at WashBrooklyn by 3 points, He also played soft ball and hard balletna pitched for the Ann Arbor American Legion the last iw,yearsBesides his parentr he leavehis wiie, the tonmer Helen Westbook and 2 sons There are 3brothers and 3 sistersThe funorrl ir Friday at 2 pmHome Ann Arbor the Skies by Hoiton, will be pre1 ington D C,sented at the Congregational church ChasValker closed hisSunday evening, Dec 120In at 730 The Junior Choir vs ill appear inthree numbers and a trio from this choir will sing Silent Night to in troduce the rounder scene Mis Elaine Johnson will be at theorpan for thl iiarl of the programeniorKul term inthe Reeves schoolKirk Haze and Homer Reasonore cutting 400 cords of woodgoiv will beauhn with Elmer Glenn They live inshack in the woods The bam on the old Sweeneyfarm burned Monday It wasowned by Perry Noah, dayIh ame, witli Mr vhtertairhan CLof the B iversary G zii4 wile li ad yAnn Arbor calledhehan home San H Scwinq Cfui3aacy Spit tier Dt 1S Mr John Boyci enjianiay iti hicr i2h weddiiq Oiinru nry and Ai 1A Detroit and wiie ana A Go Tell It on the Mountain1 Rootn Tootn Santa Claus5 Rudolph, the RedNose Reindeer6 Silent Night 7 Carol of the Questioning Child Thf1 seventh graders are all excite 1u, putting on our program for thu Christmas party on Tuesday, Dec 22 I We are all glad to see Lloyd IIr den and Patty Rockwitz back We have a small tree this year, 0 dont have room for a The supreme court has been askedto rule on school segregation of pup ils Thin applies only to the iouthas Uieru is n segregation in the north When ya editor attendedschool there were negroes in the tame room and at the present time the athletic teams of the schools and colleges in this section, show plenty of negro players In the south it is different and one of their so calledstates right Mid u they are fightinf tin ban on a jiedti00 to the biuitendcause we onePINCKNEY VSchliU BeerVans Motor Sales Dinkels PlumbingVelvet EezRays Marathon Service LEAGUEW 10 Every onv is inenjoy an evening oiidCii to come andiRtmas music organ j THREE IPIrUNG CHRIClMASSTORIES atLambont of Greqory caileo , LeoH h Sun j Beads Lumberambont of GqyJesse Henry hcne SunMRS COA SAWYERMrm Cora Savyer 80 died ather homo in HawelL Monday She was Cora Whirtnck o TVburg and snaruiod Vernon Saw yer who diod 20 vears afroThere i a son Andrew of De tooSLTVi funeral i ct th rm Thursdav at p m Rv vNEWS Civic 1donated juiTi7om Mciby lipshy, Other new bock rimerican Weekly withSundays December 20 issueTho PeLysviile 1reHamburg Cemetery Sasn Houston by Johnsonusia by DuvoisinThe library will be doeedDecember 26MARRIAGE IGeorqe Jackson,ville, cyce Shoe John Howland, 1 Irone Rende 16 Gleasor , h Heart of ChristmasIllton A Star fr Bobby by MaPf Chri Kew and wife ofIroit a W F Close and Tindcn sr 4 Sunday atprints Albert EirW Ivy stories Joe eya and BobJamc Dewife the , Detroit Die Set Plafnfield Farm Bureau I 0 0 F No 40Hockeys Service 2826 262625252421 20 L12242ili 2t27283160 i The Christmas and New Year ial raze will soon flood the mails The are lookuU at for a minute and thenf cat aside According to the pcss1 idv Williams is the biggesi card I 1 ier as hi will send out 15,0001 kS of State Cleary is next with 6, and highway com Zieghr 3rd, 5000 Aud Gen John Martin send out 2,000 and others ler1 nts Senator Ferguson will not any Instead he will send per 1 letters to a fw friendsBASKE1 I5UI NEWS tnnehester there on to 29 to tie withPet uel Komroff and a Perfect Chri mas, See the American Weekl Then I Stcvos Tree Trimmers 1 Team high3 gamesSchUtz Joi, T Dinkels 2590, Reads 2567, 2 weeks in Jap Team Highsingle gameSclitz saw Bill VanBlancunU 99g Reads 922 Marathon 912 T while Manchester got 6 out of 17Jjnq burned 4 nd High3 Games D Davis G06, Don packer wai high with 8, Nea Dexur IT first place in the Land 0Lakes League Free throws provided he margin of victory aft Pinckiwy in on 7 out ol 14 free throwson mas,with this Sundays Times cPand wSunday at theOES NOTICEChristmas party at MoronicTemple Dec 18, at 7 p m Potand18 Fowler p p 17, Howeih udcBring own table serbic Foiiii 50c gift to exchangeFo lrvJ oydClose, cochairhe CHS sate youth projectcommittee lold meetings in Flint StocVbridqc last week andMrs,jCriatxd Stockbridqc last weekeni them in Webberville and DrydenOPENING MEAT MARKETI will open a retail meat mar 7 this v this week , Tohn Boyer and wife called onFor iThelma Eraut Wnrr rw, IU,Guac A wm uj u CMI 1 tLtT ru wWer ScrtlarW Femria 23, Creqory Mary t In food locker Friday DecI Mrs EUa Walsh in Webster Sal L Jones 605, JLedwlJP4W8oft ,Ind High GameC Clinton 260, AWidmayer 245, L Jacobs 248, A SiurIcy, 243 Alien Debris caUed on Allen Sunday, he workinq inLansing homeA plastic meetinq wathe Jas Ward home lgs held atAvon Products CallLou Allen, 19, Fowlerville 18 Watch Next weeks AdvM J Reason ster 5SrrhirdayHarris is am Harper hospital, Detroit Clark got 8 while Dick Darrow,Mcabon and Lee Hollimgtworth go5 each Miehell got tor ManChester, Lamb 9 and Afcrens 7The Piackney seeond team lost 8to 41 Dick Wyliei cousin, ThomasWylie, led the leorers with 14 Halso played a bangup game Dieinforms us he hat a promising totalas am athUtePinckney plays Harttaad hart Frday The girli hare aturtwi praett with Mrs Baoghn M coecfafIt ltKsCTTTEftY, WARM ANDWANTED anAUTOMATICBID COVERING Feather light feather warm Ajstotnuricnlly adjusts to temperature Take to sudsing0 Gay colors to match your decor DEALER or Detroit tU, rJMake Her Chfistm s Nylon PLEATED TPRETTYin six fashioircolorsnylon tricot slip in proportioned lengths795Luxite features luxurious permanent pleats inglorious color The pleating forms the bodice,circles the skirt with nyton AJencon laceIn proportioned lengths, FfRBLlGHT RED , Vibrant, Rose Red RAOUNT GREEN , Clear, Emeittld Grttti JAMAICAN RUM Soft Toast Brown ETHEREAL WHITE Pure White FANTASY PINK Oelicate Pink NOCTIKNE NAVY Oeep Navy Blue VERVE BLACK , , Alluring Black MagicHi SHORT LENGTH SiiM 32 to 36, EJireol White, Fantasyftnk, Nocturne NavyREGULAR LENGTH Stt 32 to 42, Ethereal White, Fcntoiy Tlnk, Radiant Green, Nocturne Navy,Firelight Red, Vero Black, JamaicanRum , TAl Siret 32 to 42, Ethereal Whrte, FantasyPk, IJCUI 1P NavyMATCHING 795795ii PEIRCESBuy with Confidence Store for Wonm Hcmfli, Mb Elect Mike CarOwaaso has flow 10to join Martin Lavcw visitrg relatives there They may visit London and Paris iHichard Rudnickt wife ana i after his discharge uomignter have arrived at Fowthe navy, Hs is the son of uva,Rudnidd of the FowlerviiReview , On Dec 5 Katherine Fettxaonof Gregory and Richard jonesof South Lyon were marneuThe officers ot the FowlervuleMasonic lodge will be instalieaat a public ceremony Dec 17 at 8 pmThe new 400,000 Lenaweejail i8 completed 240 attended the 4H Achievement Day at the FawlervilleFair grounds last week Arnold Heino hardware dealer, has been elected master ofthe Howell Masonic lodge HoweH dry has purchasedthe property of Ted Shindoriand Mrs Josephine Leqq on Eat Sbley St for a public parking lot Drain ComJIoyd Munseu hasreceived a liie membershp from the Fowlervlle Masonic lodge Bom to Bill and Dolly Baughnat Gibson Maternity home, HOY ell Dec 8,a 10 b 1 ox son, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Graingerwho were married at Angola,are now Hvinq at the Gkdnger iftnn at Chubby Corners SheDoris House of Miliard, Brighton who recently orderedout their votoinq machines has voted to return them aqamCharles Milroy is the hew mastear of the Brighton MasoniclodgeThe prison camp at CassidyLake is to have a new gym and recreation hall 96X63 to cost100,000 oweJl ilieaierBOWPJU MfeBKMWr,, Dec 16 17SaturdaDoufalk FwatiucsLcc Gean Dan TayloGLLS OF PLEASURE ISTO TechnciAJsoJohn Payne Donna Re i IDHAIDERS OF THE SEVEN CA,r Dexter TheateriiieiFriday, Saturday Dect 18 19 Double Feature ProgramTARZAN AND THE SHE DEVIL lacuna StartingLex Boteker Joyce McKensie AJ THE MARdALLS DAUGHTER A drama starriagKen Mauxay Laurie Arakrson Serial Chaplsr 11 CartoonLATIN ibVEBSin Technicolora Drama StarriMBWLana Turner John Young and Ricardo MontelbanNews and Cartoon9 BIVER STRflET Estarring CharHeand Moily JCtoeed Xmag7 Syivan TheaterSaturday, Dec 18 ISDouble FeatureRobert MacnunuBaxbara Geddesand Robert Preston iSday, SaturdMOONTHE RINGBorxx lo Andrew Camvpell andwife at St Joe hospiial Ann Ar bor Saturday a QV2 IB son,CraigClifford iviuler and wife visitedtheir daughter Agatha, at Fc hospital Jackson She was home Tuesday, , wfthGeald Moore Rita MoreniCartoons, Monday, D Savdge Adventure WAR PAINT 18 19Robert Stack Joan TaylorFwuwfte Dont Forget to Writf 1 News Cartoon 24TTneatre ClosedrMday Saturdayi Dec 25 26 c HT9ER WORE A GUN in TechnicolorJrama starringttw rTrevoraturday Dec 25Ford, Julia Adams inTF MAN FROM ALAMO itThe Vincent Shields family oiAnn Arbor and Mrs Mae Metzof Howell spent Sunday at theLee Lavey homeMesdames Esmar Campbeland Rita Howe were in LansinaThursdayEdwaivi Parker and wife are atiioynton Beach FloridaClcate Miller and wife wcro inTrrrVtin Saturday and called onAgatha HenryOna Com obeli and wife werein Lansing Monday TAKE METO TOWNin TechnicolorStarringAnn Sheridan Sailing HoydenAlso Cartor Cartooniur Dec 22, 23 24 ON BROADWAY A Musical in ColorVirginia May Gene Nelson and Frank LovfejoyShows 7 15 ,9052 Big Hhs During the HolidaysIsland in the Sky Mogajnbo Kiddles Free Xmas Nite Dec 192 Big Shows 100 200 p mSanta will be here to greet andtreat youSponsored byJJAWCIO 437FLOWERS FR ALL OCCASIONSthm 9MWeed Cfoto offtnu,A smart new set for the smarthousewife Ultrastylish, with inbdern rod legsavailable in either black or chrome Bowtiful surf board center extension Built to last t lifetime Wood grainpUstic top resists heat and stain,wipes sparkling cleanft a Jkth Comfortable matching tUin in famous MariandDuran and Comark upholsfThii 36 14Brttbk opens to ft fall J6 x 60f with leaf Dont mis this great new set See It today S PIECEDINETTE SETBEURMANNS , 1953The Peoples Store j Pinckney DispatchEntered as 2nd doss Matter at PostoiaoAct of March 8 1877Groceries DrygoodCanned Goods littLingerieKenned v 114 SoHowell bi,t inckav iSubscription Price 150 oe Yr itMr aiid Mis G J Clinton t ilendtd ihe hnsunas card party I jSunuay at Cecil Hewlett home m Howeil ,W j wiiKn ana wuo Lok in ,the hockey game in D,i a Sun day nightThe Iviuiray Keniey family Swere spending lost Sunday athe Culver farm in DeertieldJames Whitley and family were ih Ann Arbor MondayMrs, Louis Coyle spent Suiday with Eva and Mark MeiviBob Pike and wife were Sunday guests at the Wm, Bontleyhome in CommaErston Clark and wile oi U dia clled at the Bob Pike rcm,inursaayWilbur tiselo and wife of Fowlerville calle at Lhb Me win iCampibell heme Sunday The Dick Young family ci BiqRapids spent tn, week end athe Andrew Campbell home The Evjyle Templetons oi Keego Harbor spent Sunday i the Albeit Shirley home Wesley Palmer ha ICL vedhis discharge ircm he nuny and is expected home from Colorado Springs ihis Wtek wuh n v ve Stanley Dinkel c i wiie oed the funeral of her num nckjn ThursdayEdward Grabiick ad wife csFerndale spent Sunday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe Larry Hurtibije a j nywidqe saw the Harlem Jhj Trotters basket bail team p Lrroit FridayThe Ambrose Kennedy iomJyspent Sunday at the iiVi J ivennedy homeMrs, ivTnrqcret Burns wa cen to St oe hspdai hr ast wekIarnjjon Burns and wile of CCJ L i Gi ,i tr1 IS Plumbing HeatingComplete line Plumbing FixturesCTRC OILWE SELL 1C75 EASJ M36 and SuppliesND GAS HOT WATEH HEATERb IPLETE LINE OF PUMPS VE STALL WE SERVICEPhono 183F2agoners Qroctrv The Olin Robinson familyJ were called to Evansville IJ today by the death oi his risp mother Mrs Alma Rohinsoiiuik On Air Cushioned6066 Pinckney RoadLOWBaer and Wine to Take Out HOURSjaily B to 7 Sunday 9Phone Howeil 705J2 COALDont Walt Any Longer You Will Soon Nd It Also a Complete Stock ofLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES O HANDPHONE HAMILTON 68119 DEXTER, MICHIGANSons0Iht i Let have ro rjlit i KILS, K,ii iti t vicj ue t ni m,,i Sockliqe iartClPt iay jiqht, iu9rt lyjifir it VVFCK se and wile,Lid Ltota Reason Thrse who uttende J atijon at the Stckbride Lcdqe were G orqa id wiio 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publication of aotjjjpv hereof for three weeks c sieutively previous to said iol bearina in the Pnckncv Jto b served upon ach rrpdrtv In interest rrt raddress by reaisored mrM turn receipt demanded a ifourteen 14 days nrio r r aearinq oi by versionqt least PvefrS dav priorto Birch HerrinqHirani RK Jtidoe of I rnie Street,Pinckny, phone 4rOR SALBVamity DresserTbea A wt i9inXUBl sprinas, baby buqqy and haqh 218 W GcLHiver, Brigirtorehaii Phone 4r ir Taiey Yelaphone Ot 1 ZZ3JKTAIT P ts office 75181 Welding Supple J Ao cais Rg 71009 He, i PIANO LESSON9Classical or PoIatL A BEATTTERush Lake Phone 157F13 Pinckney Michiganum w FOvVLEja a s c Specialist ChiropoduHoirAuioinoti11018 East Grand Howal MANDELLS SAW FILDC SKDPtAWN MOWEB SHARPEN Ii 11524 Rlverbtmk I HILANDFOR SALEAfriccm Violets, sveral JdndSinake nice gifts, cheer sick room Mere Brycn3020 M36 West Coat Soft lumpFarmers Feed Supply V Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 16, 1953 Description An account of the resource December 16, 1953 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 1953-12-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/17331f4917f436723f3bf0e2ddf2aad1.pdf 41ab2b84681b566244bb7bfa2fa1c954 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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t yea r G5 0 outstat e uvi nhunte d in Michigan Thi s yw n di 1wer e 1800 Slat e archer s numb i27,500 Th e kerrin g ai e runnin g n u Grea t Lakes Bi g catche s ar e iqxn e d a t Bayport Rosie,th e rabbi t wn o ha d UJ Iliv e trappe d 5 3 times , wa j ci ,b y a hunte r ne u Hcs c Lak e i week A buc k moos e weiqhiri i jlbs wa s illegall y kiLc a in AJ Scount y las t week So wc o iel kMuskra t trappin q is Gxr t o b e abou t th e sam e G ia s a dry fal l ha s diie d u p lia ysmal l mayshe s an d een i mn large r swamps760,U0 0 rc s take n las t year Th e pile w b e lo w agai n thi s year ,170 0 acre s o f gras s larvi o forest s burne d ove r las t we T e year s tota l s o fa r io 1 J is 1045 0 fires ahd 13,60 0 burne d over U p t o las t week end lOzc i 30 6 bear , 5 ooyottes , 3 vor as d 8 bobcat s ha d bee n brou, bac k acros s th e straits 26 3 ShaX P tail s wer e kule a c Drummon d Islan d thi s yea rarcher s kille d 2 7 dee r62,36 0 wort h o f stat esoi d in Ocosoi lin e brea k nea r Rev Pennel l v H H W Sunda y Schoo l a30 A M lhiimi 1 Clar e Mornin g Worshi p 104 3 AM ,iKite receive d iThur Nigh t Praye r MeetingeJ ps Aiheii a cicsol,a t th e church ,itution fWed Choi r practis e 73 0 p n ti f newl y in Thursda y Laiaie s Ai d a i churcf iic l i vavel hi s 1 G t 2 p m iii i nt i Mrs Lucil e Simm s Dec , 1 0 A 2ViDia 1 pu j Congl Ladie s Ai d mc, jt wi hii the pift i A Heaxi y Welccrta e t o Al llu family , vi a ini e iiar c Fislur , Mfr MH, VKW S, Davi d riai 1 los t a whistl e o n th ef I 1 Wil l thr bn y v,, o took 1n i pleasi iitur n it V i V V pantsJtirk Cavin ha d a ne w hat a liiJil ,liillic Shire y ha s ilark s house v a k ii A Undenominational i A t 21 2 Eas t Mau trea tt h Mi s Rev Keit hnl Oi K f 3unda YSrhoo I i nl , Sunda y Worshi p 110 0 A M 1Jl u 1Ji Sunda v Yout h Giou p 7 00 PM iThur , Piaye r Meetin q F 00 PM ,W e exten d a Chiistin n Wdcn I lei, , lil t lo i e et vei l o I Sis iceth ei ni,,lite hel dit iiUl , las tir U hom e o f2 7 member s an aJ 1 v vi e mad eu i ls an uUv to Everyon etfNADILL ARev Ycnir h pc f rMominc r Worshi p 103 0Tr hom e o i iU iU i L I U Iihere i l v LOUIS SHEHA N LoutShehan , sCTio f tn et s an d Ann a McQuilla n boj n in Hainbnr t19 , 1879 H e jittende d ,a Ian d wa s a facmei 1 rv ihe r o f year s dunn 1h n h o , , t1i k iMLO CO a t Rive r Rouye I I V 0 t h e wa s I I , i d th v, ,v, e hor n t o thi s marnae Kii n ri f A n n Ail ir , M i i i i i i I i Dui H , i i Faiii a t oiliii ar e 5 y aiuJliild i r,Ill s wif e h e is survive d by a inth Willia m o f Pincknt y an d a si ,Airs Alm a Harri s i t Dtui t r v ohohs , Ja y anr l Aithu i md , s iCoia , ar e deeeased H e wii s a membe r S Muy VCatholi c Chuth , Pinckne y an d tl Hol y Nam e Society Th e funera l uil l b e hel d a t St Mary s Churc h Wednesda y iviornin u i110 0 am Kev Alber t Schmi t Joan Hiclima niiii Ma e rip s 1 ia y I i , i i will lt hi s fourt h niMTi,te in d h rthird H e is 5 8 an d sh e is 42 Sh esay s sh e is maryin hi m becaus e h eis a rea l man Dempse y di d no X giv eiaun f hi s fourt h matrimonia lplunge I f w e recal l rightly , cn oi ne w shir t uvl , 11IK , wn o 11 , , t jt , i ronJijnpsr y als o iteeam e wealth y b yifirryin a woma n vu h million a ne w shirt ha s ,t lo v jMi n , , , , i i, I hmi i slioti l place d onl yn h i in la II Sta h urn in th laki S lco H e wa s Harol d Rady ,m lu ewa s in a swain o1 I e a w some dee r hide V today ha s a ne w per s vci y niee n t Xma s sho hallbaeU Dexte r is ,, ,, , , hlsn , sa w man v int restin g i Vlall MiinchiV J , oz inc iSuii t 1 L ti i I 11,n , Coin i i PtV i y an d Hu n lan d 1 , Ris Oi i th e secon d team , Davi dshowe d some int mi i Hnh MlillO1 1 f inckne jwer e picked Othe r selection s wet Siion Welle r an d Summer s o f Hart Kki n an d Shuk z f Mitihe lleiai d an d Stoffe r o f Sout hn an d Stni l o f Dexter neelin ea nmad e a pape rM M a pape iIanm e Xma s jiii WMaiylai leadin v t ii how the litic s T Noti e Dam e a s th iia tea m in I be natin ai i o d a du Br i J lI civ , crviiVi ,i e hero RDA Yh e ficiating Buria l in St Mary s Come Clar k Di Ryn si J lVtery hosp V h iC , c Th e Rosar y wa s jpve n a t th e Slie Gci y Thjnu c ,ha n hom e Tuesda y nigh t a t 80 0 pm Fit xoa , AIJ cd jcanWhitio y aa d inrri v v r o S PROCLAMATIO N da y mqi r q e aWherea s saibgua rdm q chil d Rea d h n re i lio m lllniS b an d helpin g t HaiC i Ad n s a i Tote a ver y ni eHobby Pa t Plumnie i has a ne w parakeet ,injv Th e paia iack , blu e am i yn i n, dald p duj 1 1 a ln wbicb eav d in la IM f il l llHM C v , I l I Ii ii lifi s J I I or y tjoo kin y flu e H e rea d sou 1a loos e tooth ,w e 11 1 S u n I a ,ha s a i w 111 1 yh e fron t iai r a s i i a p bioi an d sno w flake Th e Firs t Grad e wil l o t o Willo wRu n Airtwjr t o n Wednesda y t o iii dii K v aItou t airplanes W e wil l mak appl i Sani a Cla ni ii I K NKW Sherh e i,i tWi ti3cric c mak e thei r future s mor e secure a Ciayiicurcnthtrom ADEC 20new tBLrmii pis arl objective ot each of us and the iapl Hi L me Whereas tubercli d iikstill poses a threatand child inand dj week, most otin the ChippewaRiver,PINCKNEY A LEAGUE dirbcli ulosis today Th Ccavt iieokr furiily to each man i Ann Aib r cciUd ai he Ber kre, Hocks homo Sunday,WcynWhereas the Michiqan Tuber Mila vJ i oopitj ulosis Association has now P BrbvcfL will be started the 47th Annual Sale , A can tuberculosis Christmas Soals aCi which will help finance the fiqhu ri A o ovi,3 Camp nu Kuhns mother will cclehiate her birthday next Sunday 0,1 I lav if lar week the ind,i a nown in Ray Kellenberpers street,j Chujuitri AmburjLey has a new bikei aHHSchlitz BeerVans Motor SalesVelvet Eez Dinkels PlunrtringDetroit Die SetReads LumberPlainfield Farm Bureau Rays Marathon ServiceLeo EwersHockeys ServiceSteves Tree Trimmers 372925 2525242323 221918 11 hah Doc 3 ei2 icwnQA new ill caqainst this disease In 1954 end Tho KWhereas the new Christmas s6a cp Sur rr,features a child singing a Chric1 Hony i carol bit therefore ai Khn, ly Resolved that each resident C jow Viuauo pentPinckney is urcped to buy a qon T m vit iv r a wiff ,i oy vi rr, h m1 ,iiC Ecufiiii VaJcrrman wr Fidayiiry of Che t1 iic L i JDinkl helped unloarltation SunrlavTHIRD iRADK itlf visiufl his father Sundav Camillc Buda was in Dexter SaturAM iioni i,ir iii to Willow Run, Monday We were real thrill i l,n they let us board a plane rnnirv Cuits, Karen Bloxorn, andI Paul Leedy have returned to schoolay nu iiWe arc happy wilcomeiwiie and Mrs,212262930 LIBRARYThe JrcM hii of a ncv Ilist ct 2 cer a da Bsi rous supply of Christmas sealf Kn e i tvthis year, that like tho coicller iane Qlak of An en the Christmas seal more fv,,l a y fit be Mark NashPinckney and Michigan children f0merdered may be kept singing in good jvl daru Maiy Laughi and bv Crol health throughou their lives w,,, rrW wo r Iackson , of the de SignedStanley Dinkel, Preson the resor Irvin Kennedy, Trustee Come m Loe Tiplady Trustee lI1, spcHc formerly of Detroit, toMosdrriVirginia Cirrk wo rFridayMr, c Mary Lee Aschenbrenner went to ,Aibor Saturday and did her ledo SundayChristmas shoppingAnn Menke was inFreddy, I Detroit Sunday had company fromVmiHom anai Mjcnai Taiiriainon, Louis Haydu,and ciqn up Business meetinq I cg clnlon, TrustTunslVy M lr ANNOUNrE WGAGEMENT rr nl TVi Vncerit YoungRrV Grrrrory announce the evuTV , rrtktrHevJfi v j,Gl hon ofoHoward Read, TrusteeDon STvarthou TirustnAlbert Shirley, Trustee Arbor Friday,Carol and were ii Ann I ,infl Bily LJKlt were absent MondayBilly is visiting his aunt while hisShaio Grycz fat,, is n the hospitalwith Barbara We are making an Indian movieAgatha Henry,Mrs, Clifford Miller wa takenMcAfee, ers mot I b i1 3d year sewIrtcricccbThe flonior and junior ck charge , 7rrnV JHe ran d i PiMaraiho r c w Vv to Foot e hospital , Jackso n Tu r Qi nda y nigh t folowin g a n ou r r wcider t nea r Stockbrrdge Other sin th e ca r Doroth y Heed , Boti vHuman , Dal e Gyd o an d Kennet hKniqh t wer e slightl yThe y ha d bee n a t h obal l gam e wher e Pinckno v2 game s t o Stockbridge vok,bn s nic Ma r14 mMaliMar ,ir MA i n i Nanc y W M t Het I t Tuesda yto th J io H Lvoioc k Sho wwher e tbi r or voi o soldTh e girl s stave d i t th o Hote l Statler ru i i his ha m We hav e fiv e Re d Christmas,x t i nil Wallac e SinKo r hur t hi s face i r wa s in Detroi t Sun day Kare n Bloxnm s kitte n ra n away Nanc y Rea d wil l b e nin e year s ol dWednesday , Dec 9th W e ar e paintin g Christma s pic turcs It is tru e the y li d no t lus e aNeithei di d Notr e Dame , althoug hIow a tie d them Hu t loo k i ih di i ii i in tlien schedules Notr eIni ine l h e hes i team s in thKMJ Mniylan d me i no to, j tams I n i r i litil e eornpariso n betwee n h h diile s o f Nntr e Jiime Michi ga n Stat e an d Michigan Ih e rlealf i nf ioriiie r governo r Ki mili f las t we whe n hi s plan e hi tT i 1iii K i 11 t e h enle ath e uietoii c caree r o f a ma n wh oflashe d throug h th e politica l side s lik e, e i H r s ini y V J A lu n h udie d an d hi s politica l caree r last hu r year Whe n Jud e IiOlan d c saite d hi ian d ,iui , v inves tigatio n int o legislativ e raf t i n194 3 Siht 1 wa s a litt e know n Hast i AI O ha d nnl y recentl y in a iJemorrut had bee n aJeiieeia t candidat e fo r attoriK y gen eral H e wa s chiefj y know n fo r hi s i iai i lect v was sai d t ohav e 4 7 suit s o f clothes However , h e a iM i psiUto an d po t 4 1 nvie t ions , mostl y legislator s fo rtakin g bribes , The n h e sprun g hi so p card H e indicte d Fran k McKay , h e mus t p c i ful Republica n in th estate Hi s chie f witnes s wa s Sena to r Hooe r o f Albion The n jus t be , tii f iiia l iloojie r wa s sho t an dkilled Althoug h it wa s o n a muc hravelle d ma d betwee n Lansin g an dAlbio n th e crim e WH S committe d an din broa d daylight , an d althoug h th ekiller s wei e see n n o arrest s wer emal e an f th e ras e is stil l unsolved Thi s ha s alway s seeme d quee r t o us Ait h Hoope r dea d McKa y wa s ac uitied Th e Republica n ontrolle UUrv at onc e fire d Sigle r a sprosecuto r an d appointe d anothe r ma ni wh o neve r functione d an d dismisse dnearl y al l th e indictment s obtaine db y Sigler Th e ol d guar d ha d picke dVei n Brow n a s thei r candidat e fo rgovernor Sigle r bea t hi m fo r th enominatio n an d the n defeate d Mur ra y Va n Wagoner , th e Democra tcandidat e fo r governor Hi s tw o year sa s governo r wa s no t successful H eatke d politica l skil l an d mad e man yenemie s an d in 194 8 wa s beate n b yHams Tha t ende d hi s politica l career Hams Tha t ende d hi s political 1 H NEW STh e meetin g o f th e 4 H Ho t Sho twa s hel d in the schoo l sho p Decembe r2 Th e meetin g wa s calle d t o orde ra t 1230 Election s o f officers wa shel d wit h th e followin g results Pres ,Stev e Mrofka Vic e Pres , Joh n Burg Sec an d Treas , Eddi e Hollingworth The 4 member s o f th e clu b are di e Hollingrworth , Ja y Root ,Campbell , Bill y Beck , Stev e Mrofk aan d Joh n Burg Meeting s wil l b fhel d Tuesda y an d Wednesda y il121 5 pm ur u so r Moynord Clar k an d wif e o ih ll d t th Wlt ry tha t Mr , Kenned y Manchwte r ca Ued a t th e Waltt TA xvYOUNEVERWRAPPED A BETTER GIFT LSEE wonderhiAUTOMATIC BEDCOVERING Automatically controlled temperature Saves bedmaking time Simplified storageyou need only one per bed Easy to launderor Detroit EdisonBom to James Murphyvife of Detroit a dauqhter, Coll Rev Beachy attended a twoday church conference at Mid land last weekKenneth Gupler aid vuf ofMUlcmd and MWvrn Swartzentrube of Plymouth visited the Mnnnite church Sunday WeceedayDecenibef J1943 Born to Mr and Mrs LI ydhodgen teuriev Rockwellj oBeldinq last week a daughterThe Stockiariage ochooi LJLh McCreery and Moss sci buildihg8 SaturaOy, Fred Kistler o Siockbndge entered uie U azmy HowellDexter TheaterMX6HKMINWd thru Sou Dec 9 to 12 Clark Gable, Ava GardnerMOGOMBABorn to Willard Wilson cmdwife Mary Lou Lane of Hi land Lake Saturday, a cjnFred Smith, f, of Howell, Idied Thursday, just 17 days af jvt vra1, Lewis, brother of the death of his wife, Minie Van jvjrs Rollie SingeT has arrived in Blaricum Smith Korea Dave Hobo will be irtiUs omaster oi Stockbridge Masonic ieoember 10 Rex Sackett is the installing oifcer assisted bylames Lungfozd oi Detroit Burglars entered the VcaaCaznpChevrolet qaiage at Bligiiton last week and took 5 new batteries, eThe Brightoh Federated Churchobserved their centennial SundayFowlerville high school bsaiHowell in their opening basketball game last IXiesdayOwing to ill health StanleyCulver m, has sold his farm irDeerfield and bought a hosae Oak GroveThe Gregory 4H Clubs held adance at the Fresh Air Camp Camp Friday night Pvt Jack Kraft son of the lateJohn Kraft of Pinckney was married to Beverly Kennedy at theFirst Pesbyterian Church in De troit last Wednesday night Hewent overseas Dec 4The Howell MSC Alumni holda dinner dance at the Howell Masonic dining room Dec Marshall Borden 18, oi Howell was accidently shot in thehand last week while cleaning his gunHowell postoffice workes collHowell postoffice workers coll a dystrophyMayor Orland Young of Howell has sold his DodgePlymouth Sales to George Rasegan Bob Long of Dexter scored 23touchdowns and was the secondhjghes scoirer in the state Hswas from the Hudson Corners which transferred from Pinckneyto DexterThe Misses Mae and MargaretMcGuiness held open houseSunday at their new home IDexterDial telephone service goes Into effect fri South Lyon Dec J3 Bert Foster of North TerritoialRoad has purchcased the Chelsea Trailer CampCarl Beutler has been electedmaster of Olive Lodge No 156 F A M of Chelsea Vivian of Milan installed him r, Saturday, Dec, 11, 12THE MAN FROM THE ALAMO in TrMrolPTWith Glenn Ford Julia Adams BenaJ lp Short Cartoon Spook Show Dec, 12Bun, MOIL, TueaDec iiTuY BOOGIE MAN WILL GET YOU0WL Mat ZiSQ p, m, cont Show Starts ll30 P MPck, Audrey HepbROMAN itaLIDAYWad, TnurM Dec 16, 17 leonne Crcdn, eon Peters fat Boris Karloff Pete LoreCartoon and News Sunday, Monday, Dec31, 14 EAST OF SUMATRA In TechnicolorA drama starringJeff Chandler Marilyn MonroeNews Musical Sport Cartoony CartonCoplmgTh Caddy The Last Tues, WecLThur, Dec, 15, 16 17Posse 2 Feature Rock Hudson, Piper LaurieTheatei i vn THE GOLDEN BLADEin TechnicolorU1MFxftday, Saturday, Dec, U, 12 COUNT THE HCirAudio Murphy, Lori NelsoninTUMBLEWEED jLouis Hayward, Veronica Hursi ComlngThe All American in Return to ParadiseTHE ROYAL AFRICAN RIFLES McDonald Carey Teresa WrLghtNews and CartoonCartoonsSun, Mon, Tues, Dc 13,14,15 ALL THE BROTHERS WERiVALJENTIn Technicolor wtifcRobert Taylor Stewart Grcinqerand Ann BlythPeaturetteStar in the Nightd CartoonWedL, Thur Dc 16, 17The Demons who beat THE DESERT RATSlames Mason Robert Newtonand Richard BurtonNoYolty SylvanFriday, Saturday, DJ, 11, 82 THE ALL AMERICANA drama starringTony CurtisLori Nelson andMaude VanDorenCartoon and SportSunday, Monday, Dec 31, 14 SEA DEVILSTStarringYvonne DeCarlo, Rook Hudson and Maxwell ReedSun Shows 3, 5 7, Oar loon andSportSPRINGFIELD RIFLEAction Drana in Color starring Gary Cooper, Phyllis fThaxter Gkxry Cooper PhylHs ThaxtSPECIAL NOTICE Paul KeUy Lon Chany andour Avon Products Call Blg Williamsflaher 1S2IF13 etrtoon shows 7 15, 917Dexter high school debatina team won from Lincoln Consoli comingStranger Wore a Gun dated last week Island in the Sky, MogamboDec 8 tFred Tessmer, 72, father ofEarl Tessmer and Mrs OliftGreen of Dexter, died at the Col ontal Convalescent Home in Chelsea last week FLOWERS FOR ALL OCOASIONSfromHWICUWMS FLORAL 00Phw 2W HowellVffn r T A , w s i rChistmas TimeAt the JO N ES UG STORESANTA CUUS HAS PAID US AN EARLY VISIT LEAVING A FINE SELECTION OF GOODS FOR ALL AGESGifts for All Ages and groupsi TOYS OF ALL KINDS FOR THE CHILDRENFINE COSMETICS AND JEWELRY FOR THE LADIESFOR THE MEN ELECTRIC RAZORS AND RQHSON LIGHTERS OF ALL PRICE RANGESOTHER ITEMS SUGH AS OLD SPICE AND SEAFORTH SETS FROM 100 TO 1000 LAYAWAY SERVICE AVAILABLE 800DOW Holds Any ItemRx Prescription ServiceRegistered Pharmacist on Duly al All TinesHMkiey, MteMganTHE PINCKNE Y DISPATC H Wednesday Decembe r 9 , 195 3Refreshing asthe stillness of MichigansSnow Country,View of TTidden Valley lOtsego, Michigan a sparkling glass ofMICHIGAN BREWED BEERfk Michiga n Brewers Associatio n 35 0 Madiso n Avenu e Detroi t 26 , Michiga n 4iui LrcvAngCo Frankenmuth Brewing Co Goebel Brewing CoJfetjer Brtvini Co Stiffening Brewing Stroh Brewery a lo t o f pickere l thouq h th e ice Electri c interurba n service betewee n Jackso n an d Kaldmazo ocease d Friday Tw o aut o load s o f Pinckne yMason s wen t t o Detroi t Saturda yoa y t o se e Jac k Cran e installe da s maste r o f Cit y o f Strait sLodge Ber t Dalle r ha s bee n appoin te d deput y sherif f b y Sherif fGeorg e Wmbles Paulin e Reaso n wrecke d he rGrahamPaig e a t th e Charle sCampbel l farm FriSda y whe n o iwhee l cam e off Sh e wa s unhurt ,Wil l Miller , Care y Va n Winkl ean d Alber t Fros t wer e witnesse sin th e sui t o f Stev e Lazl o veFloy d Reason , involvin q t h sal eo f th e Hemmingwa y farm STATE O F MICHIGA NIhm Probat e Cour t lo i th o Count y Utaf co f fc I ta n Af twa y ha s confesse d t o puttin gPari s Gree n i n a neighbor s milk Old e Tym e Dancin g Part y a tth e Communit y Hal l Frida y nlt eHenr y Burton , Whitmor e Lake ,caller Me t Chalke r floor marJame s Fechty , a n escape d co nvic t an d dop e fien d wh o rente da roo m a t th e Lvtma n Roger shom e her e an d decampe d wit h40 0 wort h o f jewelr y article swhen th e famil y wa s away , ha sbee n arreste d i n El k Rapids Th e Pnckne y hig h schoo l de batin g team , Hele n Feidler , Wi lhekmin a Bourbonnais A Maria nDurld s we n thei r secon d debat eFrida y fro m Stockbridge Pinckne y hig h schoo l los t th efirs t baske t bal l gam e a t Chel se a 1 1 t o 9 Ro y Reaso n an dHa r Hal l go t al l th e Pinckne ypoints Ji m Hall , Russe l Rea dan d Rolli e Sheha n playe d thei rfirst game Mos e Lyons , a forme r residen tdie d a t Howel l Dec 4 Mrs ranin a Harris , 98, mothe ro f Willia m Ham s die d a t Dexte rSunday Th e Pinckne y Independent slos t t o Chelse a Frida y 1 7 t o 6 Th e Pinckne y tea m wa s Do nSwarthout , J C Bowman Gle nSlayto n I T Henr y an d Nor ma n Miller The y pla v Byro nFridayMr , an d Mrs Sanfor d Reaso nwer e badl y burne d a t thei r Patt erso n Lak e cottag e SaturdayMr Reaso n go t hol d o f a can of ga solin e b y mistak e an d trie d t ostar t a fir e i n th e stove Th e cott ag e bumedS o di d th e Mille r on enex t t o i t an d th e Georg e Fis kcottag e wa s damaged Th e mil l pon d r s froze n ove ran d loca l fisherme n core gettin gLast wee k marke d th e direc t ope nbrea k betwee n Presiden t Eisenhowe ran d Senato r McCarthy Th e Senato ran d hi s Unamerica n Activitie s com mitte e ha s gotte n a lo t o f headline sb y hi s promiscu s Communis t charge sbu t littl e else Las t week he trie d t otak e ove r th e foreig n polic y o f th eUnite d States I n a broadcas t sup pose d t o repl y t o th e charge s mad eagains t hi m b y Forme r Presiden tTruma n h e devote d hal f th e tim e t oa n attac k o n Presiden t Eisenhower ,who m h e accuse d o f bein g sof t t o th ecommunist s an d sendin g perfume dnote s t o th e Allie s who m h e sai dwere , tradin g wit h Re d China , li edemande d th e presiden t ge t toug hwit h the m an d withdra w al l aid an dseve r relation s unles s the y yielde d L Ous Se c o f Stat e Dulle s replie d in be hal f o f th e presiden t an d sai d Mc Carth y whil e condemnin g Commu nis m advocate d usin g thei r method stoward s ou r allies Tha t thi s na tio n ha d n o intentio n o f disruptin gou r relation s wit h the m o r losin g th estrategi c base s the y ha d allowe d u sI n thei r countries , tha t Communis muu m no t b e th e mai n issu e in th e195 4 an d 5 6 election s an d in othe rAord s fo r th e stnato r t o kee p hi snos e ou t o f foreig n affairs Th e 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FLORIDAThe convenient safe way ofcarryina your travel funds is in IVavellfers CheguesGood anywhere in the worldMoney back if lost No problem in cashing Cost only 75c per SI00One of our many services toour customers, , r ,i PLUMBINGWATER SVSieiSStanley Dink c wrtrv Rom where I sit iy Joe Marsh A Case ofIdentity 40DRUBUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW Scccl Sole on 14 Pairs of Woimens Saoes and 214 Pairs oiMens also 7 Jackets Prices Reduced as Much as 4Sale Last to December 31,JACK HANNTTT ,s Maaret CtaJenhelped her son, Jerry bnnq hinwi, 1 new son homeIsabel Nash with Mrs Femerof Aim Arbor are on a 10 daystrip to New Orleans, LaRichard DeVoe, cprandson otMrs lrion Burnett went in the Dec 1 Year Service Wccranty on ill Mw lelevisions SoldHitter T V Service 125 WEBSTER 9T, PHONE 118Pincknav MichiacnOfficial Ope OF MY NEWj Slim Smith nerer hd a chancei UM his moose call until s trip lorth Mils year Visited him yesfterday to IM what hed bagged First day out, he told me,I picked up s trmiL I soundedthe 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Installation or Electric Clothe s Dryers Dec 8,53i Electric Stoves and Waterlieate Uect 31 53 Get your Dryers, H atersana Stoves before above datesLAV E ILISTLESS , RU NDOWN ,totMnm or A M to vftaml n o r Minera lwtt b Mineral Captute t rtgularl y a t a sup pUfMit f t o ygv r cH t t o mak e iwr e tha t yo v0 f dR y minimu m nMtufrmat s o f mineral M l vit a min t fo r whic h N M n d in Iwtritto n ha s b n MtabtUiftd ,Tak us f a m capuri a da y oAeapsul eenfah v 1 1 mlntra b en d 1 0 vfto tint l t m tel l yo u abou t m y ipeda lffe r o n Wotfcin s MuW Vttamln i with Mineral sCapwiet ADVERTISE D I NLIF E MAGAZIN E190 WATKJft l 0EAUIr F ITEWLET 114 0 Livingto n StPinekne Mic hPhon e 3 Chrisimas Sal e Discoun tStac k u p no w o n th e Famou s Mar y Kin gdrastics fo r yoursel f o r fo r Gifts CRSAMS , FAG S POWDER , HAN D LOTIONS ,V S SACHETS , SHAMPOO , CREA MBSK8 , PERFUME , U010GN LA hChristmas Cards 75 e4I CFtFO P SALEBa m 34X60 , hi p rcv rpor t timbe r an d plan k frame, ,pin e siding , Cheap , wil l tak e Kyoun q cattl e in en pric e tyRo y A Hadley , 11 5 Ric e Stree t 3LSiocHtridcro Michigan I ATKINS DEALE R14 0 LIVINGSTO N STREE TI N AN D GE T YOU R SUPPL YDAL Y EXCEP T SUNDA Y2 0 0 PM t o 80 0 PM Pinckney sQ U LI T YMeat Frut t GroceriesVegetable sSchool New sGRADE S 1 , 2 AN D 3Caro l Tauriaine n spen t te n day sabou t 15 0 mile s north , a t he r uncle shome He r fathe r wen t hunting Larr y Bennet t sa w a dee r cros s th eroa d nea r Gregory , Saturday Beck y Morris relative s fro m De troi t visite d in Pinckne y Sunday Rober t Darrow s brother s do gTricks y ha d fiv e puppies Sunda y nigh t Rollen e Singer sgrandmothe r visite d them W e exchange d names , Friday W ewil l bu y a Christma s presen t fo r th eperso n whos e nam e w e drew 5T H GRAD E NEW SChristina s decoration s ar e unde rwa y in ou r room W e ar e makin gman y kinds Movie s o n ou r readin g boo k ar ecompleted Mrs Mille r brough t u s som e ne wlibrar y books W e wis h t o than k Mrs Kellenberge r an d ou r schoo l boar dfo r th e librar y money Ou r polliwo g ha s bee n transferre dt o th e terrariu m becaus e h e ha s los thi s tai l an d is read y t o hibernate W e hav e thre e ne w games , thank st o Caro l Miller W e ar e al l anxiou s t o se e Pepp y to morrow Caro l Mille r ha s rea d 1 2 book s thi syear , Gu s Kasper , Marjor y Mille r an dSusa n LaBell e fiv e each Frida y durin g ar t clas s w e mad eChristma s present s fo r ou r parents Hop e the y lik e them Spellin g be e winner s in the tw ogroup s wer e Caro l Mille r an d Susa nLaBelle Runner s u p wer e Christin aJaroslowsk i and Gu s Kasper SIXT H GRAD E NEW SW e ar e decoratin g ou r roo m wit hChristma s decorations W e finishe d ou r Earl y Lif e an dThanksgivin g unit s an d starte d ou runit s o n Egypt W e mad e chart s abou t Christmas ,an d a mura l also W e mad e a Christma s tree , a fire place , hun g pape r chain s aroun d th e froom , spatte r painte d Merr y Christ ma s o n th e bulleti n board , an d paint 1e d window s las t Frida y fo r ou r ar tperiod Mis Sharp s an d ou r boy s hav eLa s chib iPROFESSIONAL QORNE FTh e Pinckne y Sanitariu mRa y M Duffy , M 0 Pinckney , Michiga nDail y 110 0 A M t o 20 0 P M Excep t Wednesday sMon , Tues , Fri , Sat ,70 0 t o 80 0 P M G R MeGtoke yDENTIS T2 N Michiga n Ave Telephones Offic e 93 5Residenc e 81 4Evening s b y Appoin t men H o well , Michiga nHer b Ssiee dPhon e 18 3 207 E Gd Rive rHowell , Michiga nRea l Estate , Insuranc eBrokerag eCity , Lak e an d Far m Propert ya Specialt yLis t You r Propert y Wit h M eLe e Lave yGenera l Insuranc ePhon e 59F 3 Pinckney , Mie n J Hughe sPlumbin g an d Heatin gKepajrin gJcense d Maste r Plumbe rPhon e 183F 27 5 LV t M36 , Pinckne yl UNKRA L HOM Etan 0 Swarthout directorMclern Equipment An ulance Service e and 63, Pinckne 03 Reickhoff, Sr OPTOMETRISTI West Grand River Ho well, Michigan3 Residence 611 8ErlendeeLivestock Haulingi Trips Made to Detroit ioncrai Truckinguoy iVKch Phone 161F1REFRIGERATION SERVK Haroid RaRepairs on All MakePhone 154F3 PincLiuyAuctioneerFarm Sales A SpecialtyBert WylsCall Fowlerville Coverageii JMnckney, Michw Can Afford To Pajni, iViichiganWorksDr G J Tawsier DENTIST8044 Portage Lako RoDexterPhone Dextei 34G1 EstateFarms, Homes, Lake Property Uusiiiess OpportunitiesLit Vour Property With MeOQaid Reasoniliokcr 209 North PearlPijicUncy, Mich Phone 13bUasstf A FOR SALE Two Snow 600X16, Like New TireSEVENTH GRADE NEWSWe aro planning a Christmas pro Price 1200grain The whole school is going to Phone Fincknev 170F4 the gym, and each grade will put on TxnMiu7TMTiri a fifteen minute act i JW u , WANTtDHousewiVsThe girls have started practicing gw shutters Mrs RhSiniihfor basketball during their half hour Fhoe Hamilton 62537 ci ojf gym period 945O McGregor HoadWe made Christmas gifts for our FOR RENT Modeimothers, Wednesday ,iRNOLD BEKQUIST23j Jnadilla St Pinckney, MichWatch RepairingGold Stamps Clitismas Bargains onWatche, Walch FonasJeweadde F Gather BilUoldsWe are putting on a Christmas conert with the rest of the school, December 10th, at 800 P M The public is invited It will be at the HighSchool gymWe play Stockbridgo for the firsttime December 8th, at 700 P M atStockbridge JI room aju t ment and bath, upper flat in rinrMicy Phone 45F4 Pinckney FOK SALWarm morning stove,,J IJfinc ranjje and electric reiiiiantj CilJ G1K2, PinckneyFOUKJBlack and tan hound uwner can have bby paying foradv and ao k dWANTED Corn Pickinqnev adv and aogs keeP movingtwo raw rnoLrcir Frl CUv,i iOpcrty, tAQUQ 4VF4 two row picker Earl Schicede, SIENTJ5NCE3 HANDEJ OUTJudge Lyons sentenced thefollowing SaturdayTor becctirif dustiry up a Fowlerville poUce fficer S p EarlPhone Picnkney I8UF1FOR SALEZemth Raaio, Vacu urn Cleaner, girls tan shocs,ij1212 Phone 1S9F2 PmckeyHELP WANTED Younq man isteady work in small local mPhone Greqorv ip p SALE Laaie taiiorca Wm Stringer got 5 months in the iadies ccatj d c n x jail, Dave Tefft 70 days and ion siaes 16 and i8 SuoGeorge Bradley 60 Lljyd Stear also XmGS gift for saienes pled not guilty and will be 172F13 Tuesday thru Friday ai d Hxkey Swarthout and wilejjotn got docs at Lovells lastTuosaayLOST Red Bone female HoundtDa wture spoiled small Walker ho and Wiii pecy rewaord,Dcai Parker, 5237 McKinleyDetroit 8 MichPhone Tyler 87578oG cptried For driving away autoes un tr 7 p mFisb IricesCourteous Service i OR RENT At Falter son Lakeab rcm in Jern year around Jurhori mone Pinckney 173F2 I DelI Webster 3013, JrLii rr,ihGltAViil, washedlawfully Charles Schulties got FOR SALEScotch Hns unj,SUJi oriij giuvei, qiacod or mix 16 months in Jackson, Thomas Spruce, Christmas Trees ec ajs0 proceed read giavelBoyle 2 years and John Bugis 1j A, F Monroe Son j D j GRAVEL COMPANYyear and 7 months ,8 miles north of Pinckncv 04 miies west oi Howell at 4950Howell Road and V2 miles we Mason Road Phone HowellTHIRTY YEARS IN JAIL jon Davis Bring the children and 984 T 2 or Fowlervle 38PF11WITHOUT A TRIAL cut your own trees Evergreer iervi e JBJIA shocking story of injustice ApornThis man was never arrested,never accused of a crime, yt fNTED Raw iurS, 30 mmULVfPIANO LESSONS ClassicoJ or Popular i A BEAT11ERush Lake Phone 157F13 Pinckney, Michiganhe has just finished serving 30 felt anTd n , qinlong years behind the barsilow T S f2could is happen Read I spent, y Phone 42 30 years in jail without a trial,1 FORSALEVanity Dresser, bedin The American Weekly with springs, baby bugqy and hmyDec 13 issue of Detroit Sunday chctir Phone J5F4 Pincknoy YelaphoneTimeS XBE i AUTO PARTS Office 75I81 ByAuto Parts Re3t 7, 1003 Men rSH216 WGAMiUrTlhASTATE OF MICHIGAN Automotive Glass Sbld and 77 The Probate Court for the County Installed MANDELLS SAW FILDkG SHOP 1018 East Grand RiverPhone 15 T tAWN MOWER SHARPENINGHowell, Michigan 11524 Riverbcmlc UmeHIJANDLAKE MICHr LARKS ol LivingstonIn the Matter oi the EstaieEdward Speeds, DetoeasiAt a session of scad CourtNovember 30, 1553 Present Honorable HiramSmith, Judge oi Probate Notice is Hereby Given thatthe petition of Irvin J, Kennedypraying for a license to sell or mortgage the interest ofsaid estete i certain real estate deJribed in his petition for thepurpose of distributionwHl be heard at Probate Court on the 29th day oi December, 1953 at ten oclock in the foronoon It OrdezeThat notice thereof bo given by pubUoation oi acopy hereof for thtee weeks con ecitiveiy previous to said dayoi hearlna is the Ptackney Dls to bo served upon each knownparty in interest at his lastaddress by registered vmcdL return receipt demanded, at leastfourteen 014 days prior to suckbearlnq ox by personal service at least five 5 day prior to such hearing Hhrcpn ryfc Jdae of Probate A frue COOTGetestirf PccrwhallFOR SALEAfrican Violets, several kindj,make nice gifts, cheer sick room Mae Bryan3020 M36 West i1Hard 2aVFarmers Feed Suppiv Co 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 09, 1953 Description An account of the resource December 09, 1953 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 1953-12-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/b8d94e6628dbdbc51763807db42568a9.pdf 5ab4676eee300c4038ad2f5587190746 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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R fcl i WedneadaT December 2 1953Court MewsMICHIGAN MIRROR sAnmd PMUpWhat can be expected of the next , Stockenauer of Lansino weresession of the legislature Answers given 4 to 15 years in Jack Tto this question are apmmini with last week by Judge Lyons Upwards of 140 bill, are already FowlerrtUe Spagnoia stcrehood of the session ending in 3 months Others arc routine Thatis they are offered year after year by Qn y legislators only to tall by the way Qnd hejd 81 No new tax bills are expected oi S100 hond charged withFowlerville olficeichanged their plea to not guilty gyin defaultThere is one, though, providing tora change is the sales tax distribution Now the distribution is on ,2 year basis Rep Conlins bill would distribute it every three months Unemployment insurance will beconsidered Gov Williams vetoed a bill last year which lengthened th,time of payments from 29 to Joweeks, but cut the amount of payments The nvw proposnl would increase payments from 27 to 30 a jweekBonus for Korean war veterans offers a band wagon bill for the legis The sentencefor of ChurchesCatholic ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiganRev Fr Albert Schmitt POJ ISunday MassesSummer Schedule 630, 80090v0, 1000, 1130,Winter Schedue 800 and 10 00Novena Devotions fViday evening 730 P mConfessionsFriday after Novenna Devotiony 730 to 900 o mSunday Before 800 MassMennonita GburchCalvary Menaonite Church Rev, Ezra Pfcchargedaway a car andCaliforniasentenced in December lorDteg WorshipTERM OF COURT Sunday School ftA he December term of court Young Peqplea Meettog starts December 10 There araj Cottage Fellowship of which 6 seek citizen Wednesdayu 36 divorce Mennonite hour broadcast ersonaiiMarvin Light was injured in nnauto accident last Wednesday whlereturning from deer hunting and tak en to a Mt Pleasant hospitalLucius Doyle sr, and family hdfor Thanksgiving quests the LuciusSmith family of Howell, Junior Doyleand family, Mrs Kose LaRosa andson, BenedictThanksgiving guests of Mr FlorisClark and wife were Mrs Mary,Huff, Miss Dorothy Rhil, Mr andMrs M E Darrow and Mrs Murphy, from DetroitGeorge Thompson and wife wereThanksgiving guests at the PaulReiser home in DetroitClare Miller and son and Joe Griffith hunted at Douglas Lake the first Jof the week Kenneth Darrow of Three Riversand daughter, Mrs Jean Butler and SCHOOL NEWSFIRST GRADE NEWS Judy Reynolds is getting a newfront tooth We hope it gets throughin time for XmasJuy Brinker helped to celebrateher daddys birthday on SaturdayFrances Reason lost 2 teeth this past weekend uote tout was blockedstates whoBarbara Ludwig has some new red I 2 gemem on siaieittens Consequently ior 79 vearsit, years thereMarilyn Singer is getting two new was lio national holiacy ouittttth She lost two teeth eating es celefcratea one auie, atone icken J another and some none ui uaRose Marie Vedders daddy has WAen a national date was Una ily established it wasto pressure fromwine aeuibis wno saw a cnance10 increase the markei ior theirstock A Washington paper oi that penoa comes an aav ainorth to hunt for deerConnie Reiser has a new yellowhat Pat Plummers daddy has gone deerhuntingCherie Darrow saw the Thanksgiving Day parade on televisionMary Cosgray has a new green vertising bO barrels I wine, 4U boireis oi2 children of Detroit called at the u L and New York ciderM E Darrow home Sunday whiteThe Clifford Haines family and J K1s a Haines and wife were Thanksj Chn u u n u it ana ew OrBarbara Grant has new gray leg AlexendriaP ce Mennonite hcur broadcast ur,lhe only criminal cases ate Station WHRV Ann Arbor Decallac Cft dii ilators It died the last sis ion f r Wallace Crofoot drivinq crwayG 2 to 2lack of support from veterans or a car a Charles BaiJe neqliganizations Paying World War II gent homicide DMIveterans a bonus set a precedent e , j caseaAssumpChester WM1Amco Corp vsOJla Williams Congregational ChurchGuest MinisterRev PennellCarl Encomisa VS Byron Well Sunday School 130 A Mj Thanksgiving at the W F Close homeFrancis Lambbrancl vs Morning Worship ,1045 iLMy in Llganizations Payingveterans a bonus set a precedent We will have veterans from now on whichwill make for a continuous systemwhich will snowball A capitol punishment bill, a perennial will come up providing death for kidnappers and murderers A state speed limit miy be established Suggested are Jb iniki in lluday and 55 at night Compulsory aulo insurance will also be considered In surance people oppose this for fear the state might take uei th pro Tom Finlanjohn Burdo Roqsr Fair and bazaar at church Ward Tom iith vsham Gerda Rouahi Origiving guests at the Karl Starr home in PlymouthUll Otis Matteson and wife and Joe Griffith spent the week end in MtPleasantAlbert and Allen Dinkel attendeda meeting of the Kiwanis Club in Linden Tuesday Mort Neff, T Vj entertainer, talkedTho Albert Dinkel family spent i irom rew xorksaw the ThanksLiv , Abrahc Llncoiri liaaiiV modtf 4th inuiuiay in iMovemoetn 1 thus ubout some of the floats Sarahvinq aalehe floats Sarah itscivinqMcMacken hak a new blue hat and j there being no souilieiuwsgreen Perry Morgan has a new ring Hebrought a turtle and some shell for th terrariumJoan Eichman has a new MichiganState football pin congress to block it duetoC1VUAccordiuq to the t wthe turkey dinner schtCuu uxKathy Shettleroe tells us she may the i is ih Aoreago to Europe some day was no eat to tnem a,Jimmy Cantrall brought a birds on their menugram About 50 milion inis needed mostly for educational facilities Also for prisons and Dec 5 at 2 p, m,rTVB roniTTF FOR WGIVE COOKIES FOR Alvidelikhtful gifts Amy Aiou,writing in the American Weekly Dec b isszNon jurySmyth, st vs ServiceCcTnpany, Freda Smy Berrier Robert Avspert Doris TrailmoLilo ine Peoplesin InsLloyd At 212 Easti HcbHev, Koith Ruegse37 Pcarto vs Sundav School 945 A Mjt Sunday Worship 1100 A Ins Bunaav Youth Gioup 7 00 P Thur, Piayer Meeting 9 00IUa Roll Out Coolaos, uaa,,al Norwegian Molasses C k vsThaiksgiViiiq bevice Nov 26tit730 a rrir vs We extend a Chusticmand Holly Wreathesdays Detroit Times Divorce casts are BetyJames Stone, Ola vs h in Ricb to Everyone imcnd,IaTis vs Chcarles Kennedy Paul v Charlotte Lenharl, Doro VNADILLA FRBSBYTEBIANthy vs Edward Hendersci, Huqh Rev Yjch, ivs Shirley Proper Beverly vs Morning Worship megovernmoii to bep uieTK Keith Hradbury fariily of Chel , nomp from the rmy He gave price Up and shipped Uiciu lusa rtnd th L J Henry family call Hicky an nrmy belt i fjoys in the service wuu me ieu nt the Jesse Henry home Sun i Ronnie Courdway has a bad cough, sun the bays are all ieu up Oxday j Laurel Titus had two turtles that turKey ihere nas Dexi aThe Asher Wylie family were Sun dwd cnange in menues in Vvuuy guests at the Wm Piokford home Margaret Ackley has a new green War u was spam b n Inin j hat and mittens I week cooked inThe Kenneth VVylio family enter Uavid Loar s aunt came to visit vVarld War 14aiHfd Mrs Edmi Eulei f nd Dick ovtr Thanksgiving She bought Dav narclWylie for Thanksgiving j id a new Hfle THIRD GRADE NEWS The much heraldec Mirhnol Tauriainen brought a renl of Lt Raduievich oi iexiex Wflcairplane wheel to show us It was n was ousted as air loicwsouvenir his father brought home oificer because his Woriauuys aMrs Margaret Clark an familyhad Mis G W Clark of Ai Arbor, the Tom Clark family and II Clark case oW M s w, I W AlonzoTteasurerAcHnq Treaa 3XCT Of FICEBS Kenneth Pilgrim, Coiy Lcnvriice Bauha 17 Amo Oyerrevs Lawrence s Shir SIPt wife uv Thursdayffhe Herb Palmer familyWiksgiving at the Wesleyme in DetroitThe C J Clintons entert v r, i Clinton1K inn, ,,ii 11 en lierry lanksivinjr The oliildren s tpenti oincer Decause his pfrom the army I tendea Communist meung3,asWe have a new top airplane car been reinstated by Seciiuiy ohd il PrioV Some of the boys and girls arcjndayy W C, VEdmMattered FujaDcuglasCliiird Miller French, Jean vs Wayne sonAmbaelle vs Irvi csycvs Richo Rear do i Chrsfmas Maff ffrsfcy Pos Office ChanSJ WBHen oldJ D Chaplain Marshall StetfardsCory, Bob Eqeler, HaiH xBrandon White AlternateftJohn Burq, O IDick Snowgold 1 w Again this yrar the Post Office isois vs Melvin Cain, Florence asking the public for their cooperarpr ftnrf Marie Gecrqe j tion in tho prc paring of their Ghrist day in Pontiacrark with themKoLeo Ui haltedweek emChris jrnpbeil and Donhunted deer at Gaylncd over wife, son,at Honor ed tho1 imiliea Jlowell ed unit Suu Wo are sorry that RI yan father met with an accident whileth iroini north it isfiaid by OICih TToUt it imaking clay airplanes for its deck jaent EisenhowerPatty Suggitt has returned from i lthc north without a door Sunday was Louis Haydua birthdaDurothy Clarks wSS l,t Fri O Pr8Eisenhower Tne oittcerQ tine reCorcl and is a 8tud University ol Michattended uam ini north I classed htaa as a bad risk TheAnn Monkeys grandfather drew army relieved him of his autied l ttyic her a nte picture of his homeeck The Curts children have a nwMiMew O r Roy Boice, WmNdomiV3 Ken, Dora yinstructions each person can be ofoht Florence vsCrouch Vera vs WmSnowg,Milleri Homer AbV Mary vs H HoVer N1MissionaryMeets rey vsThe V Th ladies Misrithe Peoples ChurchEva Enquist at the Mich Snn Nov 24 , with 27 present , saraMrs Edna Euler, prosiriont, opened the meeting and read a poemWhat I have to be thankful for Rev Engholm of the Grace BiblChurch, AJBI Arboi, va i ,He tortk the second ohnrM,ei f Tithy for his text He ak , i ily go to Japan soonMrs Eloise Campbell ki in prayer Mrs Ivan Richardson and Mrsrge Harden were appointed amittee to buy pajamas for theldren at the SanThe following committee va a Salyerfoiiowing seek ciiinhip NkudrineDevine, fthel Cameron Smith, mas Mail By following a few simple I enJ TV , v , , The Dick Young family wi iivnen at the Andrew Campb hmfI nave returned to Big Rapids The Albert Shirleys had theLeonard Lee and Ken Mohlman families for turkey day quests The Carl Lentz family of Lansingspent Thanksgiving at tho Onu Campbell home The James Hall family of Marionentertained 21 for Thanksgiving, Theywere the Wm Maycroft, Frank Msycrift and Rev Moycroft families ami relatives from Ohio Roger Carr and wife spent Than yp This caused a wave ol protestThe Cujts children have a nw the press and throughout therabbit I nation as the Lt, himeli hadiud DMIIMW spent Friday with never been connected with CoiMary Ellen Singer munism His reinbtJCrtementhvs Don Address all matter plainly andEugene completely in ink Give box num Kaiser, bers, street address, or rural routeDon VS number whenever possible Packera Pet aitichs carefully in strong durable containers Wrap and tie them se vcly Sealed parcels must be endmsed Contents Merchandise Mayb opened for postal inspection if esary, together with the sender3 Mi and address It is recommended that Greeting Clifford Ege1OeS Freddie has somewent to ,COvindicationn,1 LToy Iditcr htis new shoesJoan Kndres entertained two friends during vacation Venning Curts has new glovesLarry I1 ley ha new bootsMiity Lee Aschetibrenner wenther grandmothers Sunday night Sas firstclass mail bef giving at the Wayne Carr home atPUBLIC INSTALLATIpNLivingston cause of the many advantages it affords Greetings prepaid at the first Bentlcy lakelHJltOLn RobinsonChapicdn Mrs Mae Metz of Howeliclass rate may be sealed and con Thursday at the Lee Lavey home tain written messages they arc dis Mrs Anna Tasch of An, Ari patched and delivered first forward1 spent the week end at the B KS i ed, if necessary, without additional homecharge, and, if undeliverable, return The Clare Miller famib SJMI ed at no further expense to the mail Thanksgiving in Detroit,er provided the sendns return ad Mesdames Clare, and Non n Miidress is shown oh the envelope lcr were in Ann Arbor Saturday Unsealed Christmas greetings sent The Joe Griffith family had me Don as thirdclass mail without written Griffith family of Mt Plea, ml and Nancy Read went totuiiay Some of the uirsxr ciiir SundayWe are planning a trip toKim airport Dec 7Lurry tlley visiu h,th i Iontiif Sun uy vening W havt tiiu nc w b hrKiWe are njv painting adI aoainq shortaiH in theUVi arcxi and elsewhere has led io many shacks and outbuildings boinq converted into living aparlmenlLS which vidate al xie saicty and fire laws on hbooks, the inspectors are eitherm, chidren bumed to death in suckgaiion Of course it is anothercase oi iockiiq the barn alter the horse stolen but it usallytakes some h traqedy to startaction Deiroi1 is not alone in laxness Wu understand a famMirhu i Taiiruiniii, Billy Light, and, y , 14 wt fand in this arealast week livia in a oneshack1 1i 1rooirtcliicersog w,vesto pack boxca for our boy officer sana ,easM Jane Clark, Paula ,ri who wish to attend Beverly Schedt and Mrs Coha , resorvutins for tlir insuuiofficers andOtherse theirnd mri Kenneth Pike is illmeeting adjourned and a lunch served The next meeting iswith Ruegsegger, Dec 29E CALENDAR IOR DEC,Dec 1Trtondship Night atHowoIL nac, iRagular meetmrjD9C 7thool of Instructionhwelointy wlHowelI8 p to Dec Ohiistaas party, NEWS JSe The Biq Treas wardenCurlettiSec enclosed are chargeablewitfi 2 cents postage Patrons hav ing a number of greeting cards 0deposit in the mail are urged to facethem all one way and tie them mbundles If the cards addressed for local delivery are tied in a separatebundle it will greatly facilitate theiri handling at the Post OfficeThe Post Office Department recom Otis Matteson and wife of Jfor Thanksgiving Day guest lOli1 i IWe llvacation Some 1 i R u1 enjoys NKWS j ourof us made tinfavors for our 7table Kareninll frorIropsBarbar SinfrTn marsha BaugJ hankmademailovin Thkeyuivira i inksgvingstanduplg dinnniiovmannd gumPoulsonWestern Statethe week mends that mailings to distant States eaNoil aQnRseeeid temilvBhould be mgde b Dec n and those The Tim Gallaqher faniilv e CnbS Ohia closer should be mailed by Dec 14i TWrkit anent Sunday at tho LoThe lames Whiteys and Wvlie home SaturdayJifflmie Porter was home turn Paul Burg, and Lucille Barrett made j e over The rcet attack of AttorneyGeneral Brownell on fosmep Iroldcnt Tnran hurt everyone the ciqina action but its purpose was aclvedThi waste v,, irv 3 that the Rpublican party was capiable of ii the aversion without S aator McCaihythoy week, panoramas showing dinosaurs jggjs BrcwncII and FBI Dfr J Robert Nokfr drew a picture on j hoover emerged OSloth of a thundering dinosau nnb, praiCa rs ofinhu3 Ohio YJIWI , 1 Detroit spent SundayC I jnDUS,yiuw j precm ordor to assumedehvery before J ycdee homeRead rmd wfe spentthe Vjn WhMey home In ArbcrDal Wan MeabonThk Christmas Day Following these instructions will greatly assist in lightening the burden placed on the Post Office during, the Holiday Season,, Orange bookmovies home readers took theirDal UKI Wan MeaBob licabon spent Thankaoivinq Mhll home inat the speMarshall home in by TOlY cmd TheSpace byHurstNOTICEmeet withjIto J8flH5IJIertrUae Roushl cohostesse, CHRISTMAS CONCERTThe JunlcTS aila Seniors willtockbd put on a Chrisfmas prograrrjThe Wayne AtLes hadj thcat the pincknoy school auditory AT ily of Gladwinium JQ at 9 p andth ch fcanily or J mission charqeThanksaivirr cruests, jL MAf cma two gj BaUqhn and wife Thankkcvuiq quests atWinston Baughn homejohjl jyicDonneiCleveland andhanksaivirr cruests, jMrs Latter McAfee cma twodaughters were in Detroit Sat T weretheMrsJune Hendee and h week end in HoltUVoKe of Hem, at the Don SwannSunday veer, homeSacrinaw over theand Darrell Bakergot deer Tuesday ovies hmTommy Read and Jack Bennett eachmade a diorama of telephone workus ft demonShefcanwereHUVIVI Grace Poulson riorfer of Holt and Lloyi , t ration on how to make a doll withHendee of Holt hunted dfr at Pi,,e cleaners and cotton She also Holt over the week end 1 made a Santa from an ajplr cottonTV10 Rrrinh Hall family Spent ani marahmallowBThMSto, y StoJ Date Wo are U joininK the Juni r ReMiller home Don Sworthout and BrmdorWhite hianted at Lewistown the of v,ck,Mesdames Clifford VanHrand Murl Ccrird were Ln Lansinolast Tuesday The Dr Jirri Nash family oColdwqter the Lloyd Hendefamily spent Thursday at thLynn Hendee home Cross We hope to fill fiveih gifts v be sent uui Son r McCarthyleft rortmina r nmd the itryina o get i to the act Tb yqwas no irtIMS oldonald Aokley was ninnturday Trimt IiouRhterty vd Leonard ,monson went up north during vaen to arouse MrThoir arqet was Senator McCarthy They did not rtdl ize the cense nonce to follow One was the 5ck ofissued by Ch irman Veld the UnAmericanwho vied to qe into the act Truman Justice Clark and Brynes all oi hichthe worst damage was overseas where oreiqn nkakmMwre diffrtiDted and miluence fell to a low ik jttiWety namesour Chrirttr Mr HoovwThis waspVrtedT r3d my hoase en 803 E Unadi , street, I will seS at Public Auction the followingDining Room Suits Tsble, Buffet, 6 Chairs 9x 12 rugsI 9 x 12 rug oriental1 8 x 10 rug3 Small rugs 2 Beds 1 Vanity2 Dressers3 Tables 4 Chroma chases EG,celebratedELECTRICCLOTHLoek for this ElectricDryer Days symbolT dealer displaying thk tunny bluegold seal is a dryer spialist Sc him todayNtTAtiATONS WtMDWWHOUT xter TheaterAnn Arbcri n100th birthday if W Tkur Dec Hscs You dont needcandles on his cake The Chelsea Methodist churchplans a centennial service Dec10 with all day services DrOttoNail, editor of the Christian Ad TAKE THE ITCH OBOUNDflriday, Saturday, Dec 4, 5 fwfh panorannc vision,now hare the largo lull inthe vidnttyFit SOUSUTL, Mon Dec 4 BIG DAYS 4Oiarles Heston,Bhonda rfemina1 FROM HEREPONY EXPRESSin , Burtontgomey QUtvocaie is re speakerMr and Mrs Ray Culhane ofCeW oofebraect their 49th 1 ooior a pSKS SOT a BSJ cr w K sr Bill Biehn of Unadilla shot J deer last week on the BrooksMr and Mra Lyl Pettieboneof Howell celebrated their 5Jthwedding anniversar last weekRev McLucas and Paul Kinggfy attended the Scottish Kitebanquet in Detroit lasi week554men received the Scottish Rite jreejsBrigjhton ArguJartin Alberts of Grand Raphas been hired as recreationdirector by the City of HowellHowell high school will establish a nigh t school this winter if enough enroll It will run 1212 weeks and stress citizenship St Josephs church of Howellserved 700 at their turkey dinner crt the armory at Howell last Robert Taylor Stewart CrcnQerj Edward G,IDAil THE BROTHERS WEilE VeraComedy VALIENTIn TechnicolorCcBttOOB BIG LEAGUERALL 1 DESIREWed thru Sat, Dc 9 to 12 Clark Gable Ava GardnerMOGOMBA BailStanwyck RichardCarlson little RascalsNewsHolidaySpook Show Dec, 12IBOOGIE MAN WILL GET YOP0mcm Hottday, VlcklMrs,Carohne Pinkham oi Lakeland died last week Bom to Wm Kuhn and wifeof Gregory at ot Joe hospital,Ann Arbor last week a dauqhter Donald Cole and Elwin Breniser at Greqory got deer lastweekBorn to hexoid Ludkke and wife of Gregory lat week a son Mrs Agnes Arnold of Gregory died ai the hoye of her daugh ter, Mrs George Catrell of How eH last week jA grass fire burned over 30acres and destroyed 2 ceaseson Jacobv Road, east oi Bnqlun, last week iFriday, Saturday, Dec 4, 5THE GOJuH BLADEin Technicolor Friday, Saturday, Dec 4, 5THE GOLDEN BLADEuiv iiyRock Hudson, Piper Lawto and Gene EvansRock Hudson, riper Laurie AteoTARZAN AND THE SK DEVULexit 2o 1 ears A rplay Smilinq Through1on the lecture course drew a bq crowd Monday night, Fred Lake and Wm CooperThe feather party qiveu Ly ihCommunity Assn Friday acKenzieMon Tucs, Dec, 6 7, 8 6Romance oi the Jungle MOGOMBAIn TechnicolorClark GabU, Ava Gardner and Grace KellyNovelty NewWed Thur, Nov, 9, 10 Big Musical TreatDan Dailey June Haver and Dennis DayinTHE GIRL NEXT DOORin TechnicolorNovell News Cartoon TAKE THE rflGH GROUNDin colorA drama starringRichard Widmark, Karl Maiden E, Stewart, Jerome Burg 8, ft 7 ITues,, Wed Dc, 8, 9, 10ABBOTT COSTELLO MEET DR JEKYLL MR HYDEwtthBu Abbott, Lou Costollo amd Boris lCo B 715 and 900on and flport All American, SeaDevils, Stranger Wore a Guno Love iCurtis family Di LOOTRed Bone female Houndoid white spoYced small Wallqer d Will pay rewaord, 37 MKidreW a big crowd SOiowl boTar HaT A Dem tate M37 MdBrijr family of Ann Arbor calleo ai Datroit 8 MtahPhon Tyler 87578Ulor4 Odd chairs 3 Lamps2 Beds wilh springs and mat tresses2 Rocker porch chairs with pads 1 Extension ladder2 Radios i Gil stove Wash tubs1 Ose wheel hand cultivatorForks, shoves and other tools T 3 annual nh senbarruet was heia at thLakj Methodist church ynight with 17 present Ye etLicrwas the guest of Csach Doyu, and the team, Gerald Kennedywas elected captain for next year Calvin Hooker was toojt inastek1 Stanley DiiAel wco Lcprincipal speaker Ho a or up said 1 am qiai I rrifootball whereupen cui io uihe players got up and said thesame thing Coach Doyle saiithis would not do at all so SpeedGilmora got up aqain and relat ed how he had to get his fatherand brother to do his chores sobe could play football Hubowidge and Bert Wylie qot offwisecracks Coach Doyle qave a a talk and ye editor was calleduponPinckney won their final qamehere Friday from St Thomas ofAnn Arbor 20 to 0 Roy Reasonmade the first touchdown ana Jim Nash the second on lineplays Graves made the 3ra onan end run with Nosh cleannqthe way St Thomas i the Ralph Hall hamweek end, overtheMesdames El eanor Bauqhn , Helen Reynolds ww inJackson SaturdayThankskgiving in Detroit Mrs Kerry Keating Rochewifewiie of Kerry Roche, died NovShe was barn in limerick coun ty Ireland bvt cmc hr at iheage A 2 years The inclher of 4 children, three of whom surviveMrs Jennie Foran, MrsKate She auci Andrew hoche surviveBorn to George Reason andwife Tuesday a 10 lb sonMrs Herbert Cope has beenon a 4 weeks lecture tour wiih her husbandDave Chalker and wiie axevisiting in Jackson countyEarl Bcice of Iosco trapped abadger last wool jThe younq people of the NorthHambuq church have a NewFi aland supper at the Dave Van Horn home Friday night At the PutnamHamburg Farmers Club meeting at the Ed Me Cuskey home Saturday, ArthurSchoeiJials was eiected presi ELECTRIC SUPPLIESFORBert kuitiar,oer LropMrs Beatrice Joiner andwcastle Ind and Mrs Roy usie VanHorn wore turkey day hunted deer at Lovellsapenter of Ann Arbor called guess crt the Clifford VanHnm week end, the J H Hbokev r rid Vm , rv uver Crarbothe 10 yd line the last period dent and Mae VanFIeet secrebut Gerald Kennedy intercepted tary and Myron Hendricks delethe pass, Kennedy and Nash qot gate to th itcrte associationthe exra points Pinckney with a, Hght team has won 9 qames,tied, 1 and lost 1 The loss was to i Saline when Nash, Kennedy and En I 41 A I fl M OHS Now is the I ime olayed every minute of all 11games Tht scoring records were Graves 94 Nash 84, Kennedy79, Reason 30 Murray Kennedy 18 Shehan 6 The PincicneY deer hunterswho got deer were Bill VanBlar icum Orville Smith and Fred Read Mose Kelly qot a 330 lbbeen Merwin Campbell had hishand badly burned last week atthe Greenville gravel pit whencan ofgasoline exploded In circuit court last week Arthur Shehan was given a judgement vs H Schoenhals for a cow killed by his auto recently H was insured in the WolverineInsurance Company Don Swarthout and HenryShirey are working for Firestone Tire Company in Detroit Ixvin Kennedy is employedr the Lansinq Construtcion Co Girls andYoungWomen TO START WITHBell FOP HOME ORBUSNFSS NEFOSarpent4 the J, Mrs Eva Wndren ith oafltd at th ffd,aH one FridayTW Francis Shehan family Tbankftgivtng at th P home to Redoia cmnd Mrs, W H Meyer aO their childen and CrarbonneauWkhof, Kaserne, r is for a telephone operatorneed no previous expercrr LyndMr and Mrs Mcvfc N , ww v, , ustained all their childrenn and many Afred Monks has ahere fames fcx ,uivi, rit Florence Bern an telffnem his home Mrs, Barbara Nash Bekkcrinq and Ddith VanNorman saw M1 Bmenck has qone brby speftt the week end Rbe in Ann Arbor Saturday Lansina to work as typist torm Grand Rapids The Robert Read family CGno Gldsmobile ComoanvMyron Schoenhals cmd wif ai the Jarnes Broqan home inof Akron, Ohio,spnnt Thursiday Lansing and the Arthur BulHsat thL J Henry home homo in Gregory 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famil y war o th e Bo b acciden t a t 13 0 a m S uG f l f Rdf d Tl dGannon famil y o f Redfurd , Joh n I Nort h Territoria l an d Dexte rLundeo h an d wil o o f Detxol t an d Tow n Hal l Rcxxd ,Marvi n Hoar d o f Gregory , iSS HEA T THAT SOVE RFURNAC E HEA TN o eosM pipe s o r register sto instal l or dea n fwWCVHIATMAKI ReUARANTE EProw H at su r Sojfa f dairt mak e tK 1 ,S f v Kr f rALE O f WRtT f SIFOLE CtNIPAi AHocke y Servic e tu f, HIf wPonbr 2 1953NOTICEDJroii Edison CompanyDiscontinues f rep Installation o Electric Clothes Heaterand Siovet bee 3,53 Electric Slaves and Water31 55 Getyoir Dryers, Hatersbefore mbove dales FIFTH GRADE NEWS Jerry Steffan and Tom Kennedycelebrated birthdays hist week They received many nice cards Square dancing waa started todayand we had lots of fun and learned one danceNew committees were elected forour room upkeep Nancy Wegencrs dad is due homefrom New Mexico this week A new dictionary chart has beenadded to our bulletin board collec tion A new volley ball has been givento our room We wish to thank Mrs Kellenbeiger Red Cross boxis came today to befilled we have to remember children in other lands are not as fortun ate as we Fractions and their reductions aregiving us many a headache Mikt Rooke brought us some goldfish which we put into our new loopacquarium Thanksgiving plays were put on bydifferent students They did verywell prcve on the Honor Roll for this e period are Carol Miller, The PtadcnwRay M Ouffff, E Pinckuay, MiehigwiDaily 11 00 A M to 800 a Except WednetAapMon, Tues, FrU , Y00 to 800 P MLA VII HAPHO USTIE, RUNDOWN, HAIFJALI62 ldc errgy m ppf f m,w due to a itcmta or mineral, then talc Wqfldm MirftfVIfotnliwMlneralt Capiv a regvtaHy at a tup to your tt to ok wr that yov0t dopy mirWmir, eqwiftnt of dl OMI vitamin for wh the md In nutrition hat been t joHthtdTok fust on copwte a 4m , 4capsule contain 1 I mkiwvh and W vamini Let me tetl you about my specialoff on Watkini MultiVttamiM iflfh MineralsCopwleslAVITISU INtf MAOAZINI SJC F, HEWLETTMO Livinaton StPinckney, Phone 3LUSTTwo dogs, one red andwhite hound and black andwhite hound Will pay rewardWayne C Graham 693 Mohawk Ypsdlaiiu Mich Phone 4292M Hicountack up rw on the Famous Mary KingCssoic for yourself or for Gifts CREAMS, FACE POWDER, HAND LOTIONS,UP STICKS, SAKI5T SHAMPOO, CREAM RINSE, PERFUME, COLOGNEAlso Beautiful Christmas Cards 76cC F Hewlett WATKINS DEALER140 LIVINGSTON STREET IN AND SET YOUR SUPPLYPMinc nevsQU YPrwltCtrtets Service CLARKS Dr, G R McCloskeyDENTIST11212 N Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Howell, Michiganmar pKarl burg, Kathiyn Gyde, Karen Eiehman Marjory Miller, FrancisClark, Mary Menke, Chuekie Willis, Louis Hachey, Sharon Griffiths, GuKanper, Noel Herb SneedPhone 183 207 E Gd River Howell, MichiganReal Estate, Insurance BrokerageCity, Lake and Farm Property a SpecialtyList Your Property With MeSIXTH GRADE NEWS We finished our Xjnas presents fovoux mothersWe are finishing our unitsLea Morgan brought six polliwogs to school and we have one left J Some oi the children in our room sent in tor foreign pen pals Wereceived thorn last week I We have a new volleyball in our louinWe had ai onienuinment show lastvVccinesuay vv e all did different Liangs Vic an nud a vury nice Lse UveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich Myrai J HighFkiwbtof n4 H frtUMBM4 llMEtr PlumberFlusm 188F21075 East M36, PinckneyFUNERAL HOMEDon C Swarthout CireclorModern Equipment Ambulate ServicePhencs 29 and 63, PinckneREFRIGERATION SERVICE mRepairs on AU MakesPhone 154F3 PinckneyOn ,e elected new of1Inty are president, CaroJ jUerycz v4ce prosiuent, James Holr UHgsworth secretary, Barbara Me andFam Sales A SpecialtyBart frsieCall Fowlerville 435F6Dr C J Towrar CBNT1ST3044 Portage Lake RoadDexterPhone Dexter 8461Afee treasurer, Deila Davis,librarian, Donald Singer We had Ihursday and Friday oif tocelebrate Tnanksgiving j The Duys m our room are stalling , LO play basUeiuaii m me gym WOMEiN WANTEiXHousewivosOn Tuesuuj, we wrote letters 10 dow shutters Mrs Frsd G Reiekhoff, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 35a Residence 611Lloyd Kendee Livestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to Detroit Gsneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone 161F1Scgar J, CarrComplete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinckney, MichCemetery MemorialsPrices You Can Afford To Pay Milford, MichiganMfHofd Granite WoifctReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake Property Business OpportunitiesList Your Property With MeBroker 200IJnckMy, Mich iroah Peart Phone 13dClassified AJTOiioyd iiaruui ana iJatty Kocniovitz, Phone Hamilton 6253 or calloocau uu, arc in at 945,3 McGregor HoadWe uicvv uii iui Christinas last VVednuay m win havo a patty lOli RENT Modern 5 room apartin the g ui nui the1 high schuoi raiu RNOLD BERQUIST830 I idilla St Plnckn,Wcrtd 3epcdxigGold S C Jlmas Bargain aner, Watch BcrndJewlr7rnade Fecrther MWfVFOR S LE Vnrmuie 1 0 tun llYO o of Kof 6 girls, and a groupin the back oi tnc nn merit and bath, upper flat in Pinckney J 25 Emorningr stove, innw rnd electric rer Cl 612, Pinckneyij Corn Pickinq, newtwo row picifler Earl SchroedeiHNOTiCi, Of PUBLIC At a regular metunqCouncil oi the Village a ney Livingston County,igan held in the Council in said Viilcge en October1953Present Village resitieruel, Villaqe Clerk Ackley Trustees Kennedy Clinton,lady Swarthout Clinton SiiiiZenith haaio, Vacuum Cieanr gui3 tap snoessiz 12 Vi Phone 1S9F2 Pinckney hnLP VvAilLiioung man iorclcoiy WOTK JL small ioci inLnsy Phoo Greaorv 14rJ Black and tan houndOwner can have bby paying foraf L uogs Keep and ororingpr y, thoue 47F4ac mu s advertising postcardihave good handwriting Oi Wetertown Massuues winter coat, qood con aitlviicn, sizes 16 and 18650 each airo Xmcs qitts ir sale, fhoheI lr13 Tuoday thru Friday ai TCl SALE Girls subt en12 fmter coat, brown houndscLc vith oxctctxing ascot 20like new Also size 12 black peajacket 4 Phone 179F2 Pinckneytcr 7 p ru1 FOR SALEScotch Pines and Spruce, Christmas Trcos A, F Monrce Son8 miles north of Pincknyon Davis Bring the children andcut your own trees EvergreenApornspelts and deerskins Market pricesLucius J Doyle, 310 Putnam Street, Pinckney, phone 42andAbsenu trustee Head The following resolution wasmode by Trustee Kennedy andits adoption movedWhereas the Council deems itadvisable to vacate, discontinue and abolish all that part of Coloman Street between Main Street and Unadilla Street in the Village of Pinckney, LivingstonCounty, Michigan, be it therefore resolved that it is advisable to vacate, discontinue and abolish all that part of Coleman Street between Main Street andUnadilla Street in the Village ofPinckney, Livingston County 1 777 , BUQMichigan, and that the Councilt WelcLng Vrf 5JH0 shall meet on December 819531 Automotive Glass Sold at eight oclock p m at the installedCouncil Rooms in the Villaqe of 1018 East Grand onFOif ALESmall type whiteTurkeysweigh 9 to 13 lbs eachMrs J C Murphy, 1425 Swar Rd, Pinckitcyphone 71F21waiheS4 miles west of Howell at 490Mason Road Phone HowellWANTED Knwfm8 also beef hides, 994 T 1 or Fnwlervie 388F11FOUNDRcJ Bone hound, own er can have for paying for hiskeep and this adv Don GoranFOR 3ATEVaiily Drsser, bedsprings, bob buggy and high 216 W GHiver, PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATT1ERush Lake Phone 157F13 Ptnckney, MlchlgcBiOvvSr FOWLBi CFoot Specialist Chlropodb ggychcrir ione 45F4 Pinclaieypf PAUTO PARTSU At J YelphoneOffice 7SI81 ByRes 7J001 W151Pinckney and hear objections, if I any there be to the vacating discontinuing and abolshing all,that part of Coleman Street here in described, and that the follow inq notice be given of such p b lie hearing by publishing thesame on November 18 Novem ber 25 and Decenber 2 in the, Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaperi published and circulated within the Village of Pinckney, towit NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGNotice is hereby given that thVillage Council of the Village oi Pinckney, Livingston County, Michigan will held a publichearing on December 8 1953 at eigth oclock p min the CouncilBooms in said Village, to hecofobjections if any there be to the vdldating, discontinuincp and aboliihing of all that part of Coleman Street between Main Street bmd Unadilla Street in the village of Pinckney, LivingstonCounty, Michigan Be it further resolved that acopy of this Resolution with so Notic of Hearing be publishedin the Pinokney Dispatch on thedai hereinbefore set outResolution supported by Tiustee Shiriev Uncmimousjy adapedStanley Dinkel Village Preside tMildred Acklev, Village Clerk Howeil MichiganMANDELLS SAW FUNG SHOPMOWER SHA1PENTNG11524 Riverbank LineHILAND LAKE MCKPocohenf asan tumpFarmers Feed Supply 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 02, 1953 Description An account of the resource December 02, 1953 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 1953-12-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/d959403157d29263be1e97735d7bae33.pdf d795cd926d1024e4e8810513e4d5c3e9 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. u y if mOLfCnYATION NOTES MIRROR 10HIG A NThe farm or agriculture issue, suchMprice supports and ciiieiAutJuiseems to be uppermost in MichiganThere are three great farm organizations who have taken stands on the subject The Farm Bureau has 00,000 members, the Grange 3U,0UO anama farmers Union 5,000The hottest political stand is thatsupporting Secretary of AgricultureEzra Benson, who has been underheavy fire due to the drop in farmprices The Farm Bureau supportsv him 100 percent and says he is not U blame fox price drops It also supports his curtailed sojl conseivatioa program, and says his opponents, ,0060 Hot favor soil conservation but3ab conservation Hems of InterestMORE DEER COMING BACK Despite complaints that there arenot any deer in the north woods andthe any deer season last year wasa blunder, Pinckney hunters seemo have gotten their share Thevcwere 9 deer hanging up in the Dunlavey Food Locker here SaturdayThose who brought back deer lastweek were Leonard Lee from Lovells,Edward Standish, Parker and CliffHollis from Luzerne Dr Ray Duffyfrom Johannesburg, Lynn Hendee and Orville Smith from Lovells, Bobj Egeler from Manistique, Clifford VanHorn, Willard Wiltse, Tom Howell, Howard Dankers and CharlesWixom from MantonArthur Brenningstall and wifebrought back 2 deer and a bear fromMaiquette, Fred Rebman hit one but it got away and another hunter got Catholic ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiganRev Fz Albert Schmitt Pa1 Sunday MassesSummer, Schedule 630 800900, 1000, 1130, iWinter Schedue 800 and 10 00Novena Devotions Friday evening 730 B mConfessionsFriday after Novenno Devotion Saturday 730 to 900 a mSunday Before 800 Mass dntdcry, November 25, 1953ilease Henry ana wile speniowuuay a i e Lj, Henry homeIvir cuia iv, james iurkei o6auic oi, iViarie spsm lasi weekat the jonn iioyer xiome Wratoell and wife oi AnncaUcd SunduyMis ioi ivicKiruey undeiwea a appendicitis operation in DeIClose analey of runt and,wu iiv ainner at Schulexs Sunday W, FWaaMrs GeorqiaMrs fteiid and Caxoiwere in isrigJuoii Saiuraay,iai rt99y Stuber ana threek , North LakeSunday Schoolanother near ,young peopIe9 Rev, Ezra 9acfcv PastorWallsr Each10001100We ieor Pete Gerycz gotdev his tag on itCerild Swarthout shot one near The Michigan Grange deplores the Portage Lake and Lester Smith of IS S SupL A firing pf Charles Figy, Commissioner Stockbridge got one back of the W gMorntag Worship i iot Agriculture by Uov Williams and i II Gardner farm Bob Bensineer uf rs,,w cuT says he has replaced men regardless he food locker got of theu ability, li also fears the control of the State Fair Board may become political In place of farmprice supports it calls for a studyto find new uses for farm crops and increased markets It does not think the government should buy surplus wops They also want a state spe d limit of 60 mph in the daytime arm 69 mph after dark They also want sales tax money distributed on a yearly basis instead of a t year one Uoth groups go on record a Iavor mg continuing the present, town ihip government and blast the drive to abolish it Mennoitkd UhurchCalvary Mennonite Church SuiaaY at the Zoo Iascn home SCHOOL NEWSKINDERGARTEN NEWS We have finished our Thanksgivingmural The Pilgrims and Indians Jook happy and the food deliciousSharon Blader has some new shoesMost of our people can put on thenown coats and caps and i as ten them Others have chosen partners and helpeach otherWe wish to thank Mrs Kellonbei ger for the bail and building biocksfor our roomWe have 5 Christmas songs learned alreadyRuth Beachys sisters are cominghome for Thanksgiving No 49Curreni Oommenf, EditorattendedPutIn r yurs thChristmasdenry toha as prevailed anJ tlc story uf Ci Thre wise hth Th yre wise nin ha b y S, 99y Stuber ana threechildren oi yhitmie Lalce spentson xpson ciiucen JI PaLtorotaued school liere last WayneDnnbU ouuaiiiq ana came herefrom Kentucky to work in the harvestBOWLING NEWSThe Farm Bureau opposed givingl year olds the voting right, life 1 Schlitz Beei2 Vans Motor Sales 3 Velvet Eeez4 Dinkels Plumbing5 Detroit Die Set6 Reads Lumber7 Rays Marathon Serv8 I O O P No 409 Plainfield Farm Bur 23222120 191716Hi 1514 17181920 212324, 26 CongrogaLoiisIGuest MinisterL t Rev Richard Backus, Chelsea in Sunday Schooi 930 A M12 Morning Worship 1045 AM17 Thur Night Prayer Meeting800 The Vincent ohieids family oiAnnAmor spent Sunday at theLeo Lavey homeMrs, rrarces riobuison iscare of her mother, Mis, GSpiatt oi Farming ton who JS ill , o, 11AV 10 Leo Ewers i,Cenm plates and f0i tification 11 Hockeys ServiceW ulk They approved state grail 12 Steves Tree Trimmersuniform Sunday huntingregula Tonm high 3 games Sc H They were against change m Dinkels 2590 Reads 2557sales tax distribution, taxation on Ind high 3 games D Davis GC equalization plan and compul L Jones 605 J Ledwidge social security lor farmers J Team high game Scl Reads 922 Marathon 12Ind high game H WidmayeriC, 245 L Jacobs 243 R o L at the churchWed Choir practise 730Thursday Laidies Aid atat 2 p m A Heart, Welcurn to AUThe ladies hank all who hoipkT Jonred for chicken diiner riowe rliaaypm M Roberl Gregory oi inFIIiSTNEWShadCheiic Harrows brother birthday yesteiday He received somenice iftHRobbie Rooke has a now tabletDavid Loai lost some parts to hiswatchBarry Simpson has a new toy cai1with a motor cycle cop on the backRonnie Counlwny saw a wreckedcar on the way home from up northRicky Bloxom tells his brother heis on his way home from the armyHe expects to arrive one week fromtodayHarold Cavins daddy has a newcarLaurcd Titus bought a book to nin ha bijcjn iuseeled by Santa Jan, and the Chnis Tthis nation ha no Safrowned on tinSi i Mi pioneeralaus TfcThe and Siustd by tKnland wi the Santa urns an liiitaf ion of Mrrti oi dtrnijuiiui i c aiil mistlel by thr Ancient Diuida ininiv if theiran religion in which tires were They also u nl holly,jilnscU time thc North Pole 4ithe uboiU of Santa supcrsidcs Betk Holly in thc window, the Starin i IK Kast, the Chiistnuis Tic Christ Chil dj anl Januaryancc SaK the hiistmas Kudolh, the lie i uJ ReindeerAll I Want lor nnstnats arc hriMMf dtcn over the radio thanChristmas enrolsThe horsi i a fast vanishing aainia and if it were not for horse rtt intf and tiding stable iTiim labortorifs this animal niihtentirelytheread A Surprise for Mrs Bunny IJnited States At thenumber iart of thehas been visiting therehome with her Olin Robinson conductedsonic schools oi instructionFowlerville and Ann BayHoix whoretuned I has J Kold fisandfore This deereuseisat ranees ficason has a new dog,uuned him RedSarah McMacken has a big story raI flhHnns StorioJuJv Riyndds has a new pencil ikely tO COAtOE CALENDAR 1Friendship Night at 4Regular meetingDsc 7School oi ins auction Jointy with HoweU 8 p to l9c Chjisuraas party TJiPGXlnan MWid 2L rtWell announce Uicengagement of their daughter,to James P Jetflreys, Wl FOURTH GRADL NEWSMost of us ha,j a fine aninfaiscrap book started We are trying to see how mairrte Fvoryonebooks we can read Karen Sinjrtrhas read twentysix, Kaye Vylie seventeen, Lucille Barret, siiwccn, ani Barbara Baughn, fifteenWe are starting to write our animal stories this weekCarolyn Cosgray, Shevry Kaiser, icSU adenomin attcmoi2 Easl Maii iptRev Keith Rueqaggf Pctaior 3jndrjSrhooI 945 AMSunday Worship 1100 A hiSmacrv Youth Group 7 00 P,M Thur, Prayer Meeting 9 00 PMT cnksclvinr Service Nov 26th 730 a n a Chilstian Welcome at pla she iosl a toolh an1 the fairy left 25 d hStall Serqt Bud Bekkerhq extaects to arrive overseas ncxtSunday guests the L were Omfwife oi and NanrMOTOn of Mr, and Mrs, William F, f ami Karen Singerhad A oi Pinckney The wedding will take place in JanuaryLIBRARY NEWS 6 nw titles in the Nancy Drew try stories ior teen nn by Rayexplorer, orunit test in readingOrange Book readers have beenworking on the making of r movieTommy Huhman finished his firstEdward Riggs, Pamela nBrenda Slayden, and Linda have alsofinishedDonald Ackley, Carolyn Cosgiy, UNADILLA rRESBYTtilRev Vouch, pasijii Worshin 1030 aayI ears Cosgray showed us Thanksgiving and Xmas pictures, She will u scrap book She also hasnew red purseT T , , , Marilyn Singer showed a pictureLouis Dunlovy now has about ,hc okn,,d to entei tt contes W,800 dressed turkeys in his iood UJpt she winslocker here Margaret Ackley will cekbrate her Mr and Mrs James Manninq i brothers birthday on Thanksgivingand Mrs Margaret Halstead of i Day v iiaiuurice Reii Joan Kichmyn tells us her cousin,Snyder ai Lansing were Thurs Leo Ilaydees, plays football for Mich and more farms are pwithout horses The hht touringdiove the carriage horse off the hiffcways, The motor truck did the tor the heavy draft hor,e, andLiactor uralually tfiok the lace wit, K ,, iliu 1air horse The fire dents, beBarbara rant saw an interesting canu, nKHhaniZ,, unrj tht I An abolished the cavalry and hrse drawliuns and trucks Even the wild honwof the western states are disapp and they5c under her pillow You Askod For Itiry Morgan has some new spyare binto doy food hunted pinner guests of MrMrs henrv Hauck and igan StateLariy Baughn has some new blulame Warden Dorrance arrested c Brighton men last week foruappiifr 15 skunks before the seasonopened Mrs, Beth Kennedy is c patient Connie Reiser has some picturesOt MercyWOOd hospital, Ann of drivers licenseArbor, Barbara Ludwig has new cray Harry Sampoon and Wile form ons and a story book and papercriy ji PoKagt Lake have pur Ai nsr plateschased a nojnoo m Livonia A Allison has a new Mesdames Viola Read Eleanor Ledwidge, Lucille Fohey,SadJohn Jeffreys received word that ie Mcran and Sc die Read attehd also a book, All About Di Claudia Garr, Robert Nosker, Grace his aunt, Mrs Thomas Farrcll of Dc ed a card party Tuesday at treby Ray Chapman An poulson, Kathryn Reason, Janice Ie, troit died lat week hcmie of Mis Mae Teeple oiKaren Singer, and Brenda Slayden Foster Wheeler, son of Mr and Howell each had a perfect score on iheii Mrs KOVLR Vheeler of Dexter townj Wilbur Eisele ana wie ot Fow ship was accidenty shot and killed in ervlle called on Mrsfcimma VeilLodge division readiness testMickey Rilter is doingpainting at home some oil I Arizona lat week28, EA Degreei JecHcu of Oracers i 1 IFTII GRADE NEWS Mrs Bessie Johnson Cockrane ofPinrkncy was married to Wm Hart81, diedjent Home lost WoanesdayQ nod been about two weeksp 7P28, Om DeIta ftirb 15, 1872 but had Hved well of Kansas last week Reverendj Schwarzkopf of Howell officiatedBook reviews are very interesting Tho stat0 fire marshals office isuciuc we share them with each protjin thi oriprin of thc fire thatother by telling and listening to our bu,n, ,t thc, ptarson barn in Ham1 L , K wnshipI We arc planning a new history unit ,u Hicks School board is offeringQl on famous men and womenWo did sonic Xmas present, workin art das, Friday We are learning, noul fractions, all the terms and methods of adding and subtracting Our Thanksgiving playlet proved 25 reward for the arrest of the partics who damaged the school lastweek iner SundayDale and Nan Meabon spenilast week at Lovells Mrs Weltha Vail and MrsClifford Buttleman of Hortoncalled on friends here Friday Mrs Mariiaa Ciark taught 2cays last week in tho secona grade for Mrs Brand who is iu Gerry Eichman wiie attended the Mich State Marquetfegame a East Lansing Saturday Leebadge and crayons Chcrie Schmidt will sec the Thanksgiving Day parade in Detroit Tho First Grade went for a walkFriday We found some burrs Wealso saw a large nest We think it must be a crow or squirrel nest Wealso saw what we though was abeavers dam or homeg gPinckney high school won the de Leo Haidys nephew of Gerryhate at Stockbridge last week The Cn the Michigan State teamthisviSnirv icrAn l1 Om Thanksglvmg, pia,,T Zla toam was Hclen Foidler, Marion Der Bob Pike and wife called atnwX, fOyearsHe was, very interest itnd we all learned JdR amJ Wilhclmina Bourbnnnais Sub the Earl Gaines home neoiagent for the Raleigh Copay, , ur parts very well jflCt shoul1 lhe u S vIcrchant Ma iSwellthe Wilson Pickle Cmrn , Wo m snrrv to hear Rus is sic ,, c,iAii nowen the Raleigh Lthe WUaon Pickle Company artcved 2 terms as justice rpeace, urvthrlnq ore his wifeLcui Ons, Irving and Robert oi and 3 daughters, Mrs WTc are sorry to hear Rufi, n o0vrrc cold Hurry, geti and get uaeK, for we miss you Byron Howell MrsanaVince offtene Skryton of 1 at homervices were at the SwarFuneral Home Friday at 2S m Rev Beachy officiatinquiAaf in Fickney penretery Tho new loop fish aquarium is very jng to watch jWe would like to thank and Prof Kellerman of Detroit hunted at the Wm farm last weekReason is now salesman and Mrs Diiiingham wereMOBE THAN 3,000 PRIZEST FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 6,000 in saving bond prises,plus 3600 other prizes are cfoinato b awarded to boys and girlsIn tht exciting New Christmas Amanda DeBarr for her donations of lov th rthe fish and polliwogs Ann ArborThc Spelling Bee Winners in twogfup sections were Carol Millor Chnsifna Jaroslowski, winners,Gus Kasper and Susan LaBelle,Iunncrs up the GrahamPaige Motor Co ofand M E Darrow attended a banquet at the Hotel Downey, Lansing, last Wednesday givenby Dr Russell, the radium specialist, construction at Hub Lee who has a cottage at Bass icr week at toe Guyhome in FowievillrMrs Margaret Burns haspneumonia Jerry Ledwidge is working onSanitariums Eleanor L v ,i visiiea children in fLe De GRADES ONE TWO THRK Dick Klein visited his trimdmotherand grandfather, Mr and Mrs Grisdale, at Flint, SundayMike Harden visited at Paul Leedyshome ovec the weekendPat and Mike Tessmer visit1 theircousin, Rickie Tossmoc at IJattleCreek ovfr Saturday and SundayLinda Rhodes aunt and unee, Mand Mrs, McAIister, anri their twichildren from Toicdo, Ohio, visited them on Friday The city election commission kuan recnuntin last week the vota in the recent Detroit City electiHere Arthur C Dis jr, who fmished Hth, ahout r,iiHl votes bohiadMrs Blanche Wise, the ith succeM ful candidate for the council has djnunded a recount Dirfs is a RefffVundertaker and a state senator in tlu 1 wisiatuie as was his lather beforeiiim If he wins a seat on the cilfrcouncil he will be the first nero evr to hold such a seat As time passetJhe ncMro is more and more forgiaj to ihe ad in the time if Klwin HuIce at the Pinckney schofi his indejjendent team played a colored team from Ann Arbor callMithe Dunbars One of their players Wa iiian nannl lams Since then kchas been elected t ice to thc AB0 Arbor thool boardThe battle over whethet a man Wlhas been dead five years wa aCommunist or not still raes wi1jno holds barred Vothinj will rttbe proved as a jury once acquitted him of this char A Dttroitcartoon showed formerTiuman and Attorney Gcneilj Biownell belaboring each other wttr icrophones in a prize ring Browells expose in the first placeentirely political, ile was theand stratepis tPat Tessmer is Room Club presi in California a irdent, Danny Morse is the secretary Hrownell sprung v I former DemocratTHIRD GRADE NEWS I knowing t r Jov Dtnvey 4fyens and unable l rovrram jjoing r ublican defeats Jersey and,ii lection coming r issu was need4 ie charge that tk administrationCommunists, ifth ixison f he dead Dexter WhitWw York foget the litoubialarmed h th Wisconsin, NYork and withPaul Leedy celebrated his birthday This could only nan an attacklast Friday,Ann Menke is poinj nojth forThanksgivingLarry Utley has a new notebookAnita Clark was eight years oldit aieo Tuesday She has a new coat We are looking forward to ourThanksgiving vacation , ,,r laki shot a wild goose Sunday that Mrb Dorothy Kennedy was in I Freddy Crudders father is homeNew social study unite are aev twninUnA 19 ha H vfl Friday wi a Mrs Mary from the hospitalweighed 12 lbsway it tkpq Pinckney high school won its 8th EijhmanfoTpcrtUn8 SS CThrTuSS beat Howc rc Uwence CaBbura Tiuman who vaand televi ion tinTruman aid wh were called to hi ferred him to u le the governni nt watched and otherout through him Hoover corrabateiment but said h given free radito answer it Mrhe facts on WhiWMention he tra important pogt he could toommunists fonB4 B I Direct Trumans stAltIvised against Aa a p lustrate a movie, we findSIXTH GRADE NEWS,T making Thanksgiving andthe crSoidoys Uav 29 Sunday1 Times Join inColoring Contest fnrbofi cmd girls dnd enter to wirWANTED TO BUYOuto wn Theyveryinteresting Some of the children aregoing to give a play culled TheThanksgiving Turkey Katherine Ca vin wrote it The children in our room had good report cards LeaMorgan brought a water arch for our fish It is very interesting to watch Tuesday 35 to 0EarlStanley, George Tansley and ment but said h ivised agLouis Haydu John F rohlick, and hul was 0VtMT,ti iy cabinet men l Ld bk i hl fte jThe Pinckney Independents got j Brandon Wnite attended afootball fever and played the 4th 7asonjc Scotish Rite meeting in Ward Tigers of Ann Arbor Sundaywinning 38 to 6 Don Swarthout gotfour touchdowns, Cecil Hendee andAndy Campbell each 1 The lineupend, C Miller, M Campbell tackles,G Reason, L Stackable guards, MHinchcy and N Miller center, K Reason backs, Swarthout, Campbell, Nash, and Hendee Paul Leedy are back in school after being ill a short time Camille Buda is still absent Karen Bloxom has a baby kittenihutters Mrs RESmM them swim through the arch We Itenilton 62537 or call have some new booka There are some KINGS DAUGHTERS9450 McGregor Road the boys We built a model ofadobe village last week an IndianI Detroit last FridayWayne ALee and wife and Somc of the bqy8 madp a cnUMrs Bob Tasch and daughters board model to represent the Wrightwere in Detroit SaturdayMrs Andrew Nesbit entertained her card club last TuesdayPAUL BERKLEY ISHAMPdul Ishcnn, 35, Ron oi Mrs moved Brothers gliderWe made paper airplants that wesuspended in our room John Colone is going to the hospital Friday and have his tonsils reFisii of Chelsea We have a toy airplane carrierand icm bound our Yrn One is 13 years old and bby pcryinafor I the other is 12 Their names are Raymond and Bryson They arelearning very quickly ve y poas keT and orovinqPW 47F4 The Pincknoy Kings Daughtersmeet D i at 2 pm with Mrs Fred jjd Mrs ROSK Road, Mrs Marrare cohostsses Brin gifts andjais of jolly for Mich State San died at a Caro hospital Tuesday, for our roomHe leaves his 3icrtheT, 3 sisters, I Some of us are making airplane Austin Bernice Beattie scrapbooks Funeral ai We will make a chart of thingsHome Friday nr which we are thfinul thia week The dance cluCLUBvas formed NoThevember 10, sponaon d by Miss KBird Thc president is Jim Rook,vicepresident Anil Corey and itr retary treasureI llaine CollierJt SCharter memberley, Sally Miller, Cathie Wiltae,Miller, AnitaJim Campbell, Jim Perry nAV MrTUCas offiC Some of our dfish died last week pauj Uedy ft new dogweek pauj Uedy ft new dog are Janet ShirBarbara Mill, Ackley, Rifcrilyn Pertike and BAiFirst members are Peggy Smith,Elaine Collier, Marilyn Vanbrook, Marilyn Gustafsonv Shirey, Pat Thayer, Vicki Judy Haincs, Jim Doyle, Bruce Kafcle It is a club to have fun student is welcome Fee 100 VV a i7it 1 ,v3 Dexter TheatermMistimeLECTRICRYERLook for this Elec tric Dryer Dayssymbol The dealer tiiplaying the sunnyblue and gold sea is adryer ay albt Soehim todayAi Jtigiuon Fi e HailWilt Take Cnristrnas ove for the KiddiesFree Candy DistributedFreeA no rded Mo nday, Decem her 21stRegislet with a Local Brighton Merchant Glenn Slayton and wife of Howellwere among the deer hunters wbowent northAnne ETBey nas been iuUli asworthy matron of the StockbiidgeOESEdgar Marshall of Gregory whosold his store is now employed as salesman for the National Drug Coof DetroitArthur Bullls and wife who soldtheir home at Gregory to Mr Smithwho bought the Marshall store havemoved into the new home they built on Plainfield Rd south of the Dan Howltt home 1Dow Parker and wife of Fowler1ville celebrated their golden vetlcVrr November 11Charles Powers is the new presidentof the Brighton Kiwanis club Glen Griffith of Brighton had tohave all finger on his right hand but the thumb amputated as a result ofigetting it caught in a corn picker I A fire started by coon hunters ina hollow tree at Bishop Lake burned torer 85 acres last week Inmatesfrom the Chilmos prison camp foughtthe fire Fourteen deer were shot nearBrighton the first week of the sea on The lew Milford Episcopal church was dedicated last week by BishopEmerick The track pan on the New YorkCentral Railroad at Four Mile Luknear Chelsea was discontinued la tweek after 40 years operation By this locomotives were able to takewater on the fly without stoppingThis was moved from K9 near Dex ter to Four Mile Lake Diesel powered engines do not need it 40U deer hunting licenses were soldat Chelsea this season Mrs Abbie Campbell akd in Detroit lst week ac the age of 8She was the widow of Bert Campbell,a former Pinckney resident and atone time a partner of the late W W Barnard Mrs Fred Smith, 85, a siajer ofthe late Bert Van Blaricum of Pinckney and mother of Mrs Bert Rubbins of Marion, died last week Howell and Eaton Rapids highschools were tied for the championship of the Capitol Circuit League The Lindilla Telephone Exchangeof Gregory and vicinity has been sold to the Stockbridge Exchange It includes 165 customers It will form ofte third of the Stockbridge exchange which also includes Fitch j burg The purchase price was 110 shares of the Stockbridge stock and1500 Harold Koch of Dearborn, vh conductor, past patron of ih C I Chapter OES nrul well known in M , f onif ciul s, hfis b en ippwnt d Governor Wilinpv A iv,yiyv litve has been issuedto Neil Dell 21, of Iori I n Catherine Briston, 20, of Ann Arhor Thur ThankegWing Day NOT 26 If a Hera You dont needMatinee 230 p m coal to enjoy greater movies on ourBed Skeltoau Jean Hagia new wide Magnascopic flcreen hi ywith panomrrttc vision Wen tmrv now have the largest fullA Noreky LFriday Sahadav Nov 27 28EXTOI FlynnTHE MASTER OF BALLANTRAE African ThillsBELOW THE SAHARA 1STAND AT APACHEIn Technicolor2SunMonTuesNov, 29 30 With3S Mondayl Nov 29 30 E ,Clifton Webb Francea Dee anaGeorge WindowMusical UUtey ySun Ma2fQ8 p, nx conk Rb Staclcjoan Taylor InWAR PAINT colorCcntoon HovekvTues Wed Iliur De 1 2 3Pjrrsrd Widmark Carl Maiden Wed Thur Dec 2 3Double FeatureLADY WANTS A MWKGrorcey the BoweryTAKE THE HIGH GROUND In color 1 News TROUBLE MAKERSFor the first time on the F H toFor the first time on eComingAll the Brothers Were Dec 45,6,7, From Here to VaiiiaL Mogtymbo Sylvan Thlerfriday, Saturday, Nov 27 28 POWDER RIVERin Technicolor Friday Saturday, Nov 27 28iRory J STAND AT APACHE BIVHftI marrtrtqI Stephem McNally Julia1 anl Hugh MarloweCalvere cartoon Km Sunday Monday Nov 29 30RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS ALL THE BROTHERS WEREVALIENT1 r Hv TeciiiitcolorJohn Payne Donna Reed i 29Guya and GutaTAKE THE HIGH GROUNDRichard Widmark vxxn IElaine Stewart Carlotontea1 and Russ TamblynNovelty News CartoonWed Thur Doc 2, 3 Monsters Take OvcrTJJE CAPTIVE CITY , Wei Thur Dec 1 2 3THUIOER BAYWithJames Stewart Joanne Dru and Dan Duryeas 715 and 913John Foraythc, Jcci CyndrnNovelty News CrTtoonThe Rebel Roal n John McGuire family D Uo muigTake the Hlqh GroundThe Golden BIadeTe All Affl Easy to LoveFrancis Fisk of Howell is bride veering jward Reads newhouse jtPART SQUARE DANCES PART MODERN DANCESat ffinjkney High SchoolMusic byivlrs Ralph Han cmd new baqy ,jd om McPhcion hthe V fidth VanNorman has reIrom a visit to sams Rbara Na, IkjBureau met at the and baby spent Sunday a home last Thun QlayHon beirkernq1 homo Mrs Louis Coyle enteiiainecBauer family of he Bob Gaingerfamily of Lan xt the Louis ling, Eva and Mark MelvinSuaday Fannie Cavanaugh Sunday James Tincnwr of Tampa Flc ida went hunting with Dr Duf y and CH ieason last weekMrs 9i tayed at theGeorge Rousr and wife spc tFriday in Detroit, George Daqg wife and twochildren of Detroit spent the with the Murray Daggi The Jo Fin Ian OrchestraRefreshmentsSPONSORED BY ST MARYS CHURCH DISPATCH Wednesday, November 18,19553 Wednesdu, November 25, 19SJ iisWSfc Pinckney Dispatchrp copiestoreeric fVii Entered as 2nd Class , IMutter aT Pstotti ir oi March 8 i877SuJtjBcriptiou Pnce 150 oe tfr V11 a UJi who rr vrtr new i me un bnuier Hughe dinrv a n anci Ifis wife had May Wuc Car L i yfairidlv, Svfek thereJO Cih iue,Mr VV fit Oeday at the Edel Mcy r psilantiJonrio v 1 Pai mrrIing he vvk v5 HaL So jrdavTV A TI r TIT X r iPlumbing HeatingComplete Line Plumbing FixturesifiLECTRiC and SuppliesAND GAS KOT VATEH HEATERSJames Hall family of Mar jWEI COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSj SELL lCVo EAST MJfi Phono 183F2j SORViCErLJt lii Any Longer You VTHi Soon Need II to a Complete litock oi, z jf uS ON HAND DEXTE3 MICHIGAN3r rr ZFLOWtHS FCR ALL OUCASsONS fromWHIKELHAUS FL0RAL OQ,Piioite 284 Howellroceiv6066 Pinckney RoadQualify Mectandke LOW PUSOESBaer and Wins b Tsfce Cu U ft r r Daily 8 to 7 Sunday 9 to 8Phone Hova 705J2 ddvnimmmlHorn where I sit Ay Joe MarshThe Missus Kens PostedErer since oar electricity wasevt off last year on account of meforgetting to mail in the payintent, the Missus has been sort of leery about giving me lettersto mail At f rat shed ask if I mailedthem, then doublecheck my cpatpocket at night She stopped that, and I figured she was con vinced Id learned my lesson Then yesterday, I got a post,tajpd at the office in a familiarhandwriting I turned it ovor andW golly it was from tho u3 fcerteVfl It read Thanks, Joe, rmailing my letters Well Looks like she figured I stilneeded some checkingup andslipped that postcard in the lastbatch of lettersFrom where I sit, an occasionalcheckup is a good thing Checknps on just how tolerant we areof other peoples preferences antftastes, for example I like a glastof beer with supper, you may prefer ciderbut if I ever try iaswitch you to my choice, simplyaddress me with a reminder ofyour rights r United Stales Brewer FoundationPLUMBINGWATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinke i deraorten Nows SPECIAL NOTICEyour Avon Priucs CTflE MrfetfSuN STATE SANK hlincorporated Cday each ycir ,,, jiy general aay o A aay oi iamiiy qGihcraicji o nyear, , Amonq ihe m iy jijlq, w havj mina it ,ne cxiaiiui o sh nliOoiiltiej i Kcxoa The Caiad ions tnacie this vont a part o ,TJJltt1 , ntin,l Thanksqivmq Dav Bo Prcclamaticn Let us follow their lat3c cab The end product of all the fliction in which our nation he, enztoqyi is pecce htween the Irroplec of the oarth We thankkiul the firs op is hisrryjrpd express our faith 4hat hen forth international dieeicc1will be settled by other then I,fcrrce of armsalk C rtiy Airi your feotrt throughlong hoars ox li orIll giveyou Personal Vittinp EeiVico in your home or1ice of tmrUncBS Nooxvfrtou No cxlraclric JJroy me a cardSr BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS Spf Sle oi 14 Pcirs ofaliens Shoes vH PirsMen s ao acki Prices Reduc d cs Much as 1Sale Last to Decejnber 3LANNTTTj The STRONGEST DCLABS erethose you zn r constantly for locol rrr V prosperity Bv a , home Ooe an rrcrirt hrr you need a lr,cm talk o us cr ii before arina to some outo own agency NiTHE nPTTlpNAL 1 Under TecTrs TupervisionMnbr Federal Deposit InsurOoporaflon All Deposits Insurtd Up to 10,000 for Each Dpo1 i i i weekfc1 JvYear Service Wurranty on All Now ieleviaions Soldliter WEBSTER ST, ServicePHONE 118Plnckney MichiganHEAT THATSitsrU vV r iFURNACE illo costly pipes or rr 5 vas to install or Jt jfiZTWOBNONIHEATMAKItUgUr eorM liM TOSH1,mIi boiH rifht Into tbJs 4 Tims loMstftD tb burner floM pomv it over yourf AVI UP TO OHIN FUELMONEY BACK 6UABANTHai yoi rzir cr 4ctfrsmcrk the A1sloeKey Service V4 VMQX1C STJIIB O P MBCHKA Nfee Count yfa Mutt cach eo n Compan y yDiscontinues free Installation on Electric Cloth e9 Dryers Dec 8,53 Electric Stoves and WaterHeater, DecA 3L 53 Gel your Dryers, 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Cards 76 cC F Hewlet tWATKIN S DEALE R14 0 LIVINGSTO N STREE T COM E I N AN D GE T YOU R SUPPL Y DAIL Y EXCRP T SUNDA Y20 0 PM 0 80 0 PM NOTICE O F PUBLI C HEARIN Gj A t a regula r meetin g o i th eCounci l o f th e Villag e o f Pinc k ney Livingston County, Mich igan , hel d i n th e Counci l Rooms i n saE l Village , o n Octobe r 13 ,1953 IPresent Villag e Presiden t Din k je L Villag e Cler k Ackle y and ,trustee Kennedy Clinton ,lady Swarthou t Clinto nShirley Absent Truste e Read Th e followin g resolutio nmad e b y Truste e Kenned yit s adoptio n moved REFRIGERATION SERVIC EHarol d Rad yRepair s o n Al l Make sPhon e 154F 3 Pinckne yParsbal Lckney sQUALIT YMeat sCreeerlesVegetable sMarke t Prie sComrteot M flNwie andwa s j AuctioneerFar m Sale s A Specialt ySer f Wyli eCal l Fowlervill e 4S5F 6Dr G J Towne rDENTIS T304 4 Portag e Lak e Roa d Dexte rIhon c Dexte r 846 1 Roger l Qar rComplet e Insuranc ePhon e 4 3 Cemeter y iPrice s Yo u Ca n Affor d T o Pa rMilford , Michiga nMilfor d Granit e Woit eRea l Estat eFarm , Homes , Lak eSuable Or oLint You r Propert Qera M RBroke r 20 d Nortt itp d Wherea s th e Counci l tieem s i t iadvisabl e t o vacate , discofttiau ed bli h l l h ARNOLD Unadiila S tan d abolis h al l tha t partorColi WANTE D Cor n Pldnnq, new Watc h RPWGol AChrULma scxtcher Watc h BandJjWler yFecrthe rman Stree t betwee n Mai n tw o ro w picker Ear l Schro e ,Stoee t an d Unadill a Stree t i n th e Phon e Picnkne y 18QF UJ i Pinckney , Livinqsts n FO R SALEZenii n Racuo , Vacu MJCtiigan , b e i t there , UJ Q Cleaner girl s ta p shoessia FO R SALE War m mornin itoye ,resolve d tna i i t I s advisabl e I2 1a Phon e 159F2 Pinckney 26 , Electri c rang e an d electri c re into vacate , discontinu e an d ah olis h al l tha t par t o f Colema nStree t betwee n Mai n Stree t an dUnadill a Stree t I n th e Villag e oiPinakney , Livingsto n Count yMichigan , an d tha t th e Counci lhal l mee t o n Decembe r 6,1953 ,a t eigh t ocloc k p m a t th eCounci l Room i n th e Villag e o fPinckne y an d hea r objections , i fan y ther e b e t o th e vacati discontinuin g an d abolshin q al ltha t par t o i Colema n Stree t her ei n described , an d tha t the follo win q notic e b e give n o f suc h pu bli e hearin g b y publishin g th esam e o n Novembe r 18 Novem be r 2 5 an d Decembe r 2Pmckfee y Dispatch , apublishe d an d circulate d withi nth e Villag e of Pinckney , towit NOTIC E O F PUBLI C HEARIN GNotio e i f hereb y give n tha t th tVillag e Counci l o f th e Villaq eoi Pinckney , Livingsto n County ,Michiga n wil l hol d a publi chearin g o n Decembe r 8 195 3 aeigth r ocloc k p mi n th e Counci lRoom s i n sai d Village , t o hea robjection s i f an y ther e b e t o th evacating , discontinuin g an d abolishin q o f al l tha t par t o f Cole man Stree t betwee n Mai n Stree tccrit t Unadill a Stree t i n th e Vill ag e oi Pinckney , Liringeto nCounty , Michigan B e i t furthe r resolve d tha t acop y o f this Resolutio n 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dsprings , bab y bugg y an d hig hchai r Phon e 45F 4 Pinckney, FO R SALEFue l O U Hm, 6 roo m siz e 350 0Phon e 155F 2TOR an d als o Purebre dBoar s an d GUts , jo p qualit ybloodlin Mrs 7 C thou t Rd 9 t o jjMbs ea d an d gtuvel grade ded , als o proceK dD 4 J GRAVE Ll p D 4 J GRAVE L4 mOe s wee t ot Rowel l 6 0Maso n Rood Phon e98 4 I 2 OTH rowlervi ePIAN O LESSOWU CkaMica l o r PopKt eL A BEATT BBue h Lake Phon e 1071 1Ptnckney ,iPoad 1775371F4 OWENfoo t FOWLE1AttlDuU MOtfto e 7518 1 B f1 5 IW gAutomotiv eInstalle dAckler , Villaa e Oer kfff l LSUESS , RU NDOWN , HAlfcAUVE y w lac k tnert y am i pp1 W ftewf r 4u le a vftamft n r nlnra lttXkttney, than tfc WcHrfi w MuMVmln w Mineral CoptwU f rfulrt f e t a cwp pfcmin t t you r H t t o mok e turt tha t yo olit y mifliimif B rqulrmerrt o f minraf cM fo r wWc h nn d to hwMB t1 hwra k en d 1 0 vto abou t m y facia lMum 14 1 HEWI2TT BiJta dr MM i lastHowel L Michiga nHar d Coa t Sof t Iiu Farmer s Fee d A t,THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday November 25 1953tie rfatouena OHBARN VENTILATIONUeres a chance to get the iais honest, uniia , BocificYouve heard much and read more about barn ventilation, and thereasons why you should install it General discussions that did not quite fit your situation, they probably left you more uncertain thanyou were in the beginning FROM MICHIGAN STATE COl6E SOCIALISTS about barn ventila tion and herd health FROM MICHIGAN STATE COLLE E SPECIALISTS about barn sani tation and vorker comfort FROM MICHIGAN STATE COLLEG1 SPECIALISTS out ventilation system designs and proper fan sizes FROM A CJSCUSSION PANEL by farmers who li electric ventila tion syste if FROM EX,HiJ me latest ad t in commercial bai enlialion equipment1H FG lerviile FairgroundNOVEMIJR 30, 1953 130 to 330 pmAt the Same Time for the Ladies A Home WorklvpMrs Mildred Cbapel, Home Demonstration A vnt, and Mrs Lynn Fenelev, Edison Jome Service Advisor, will tLiElectric Clothes Dryers and Ironers Home Lighting Home Preparation and Packaging of Meats and GameRefreshments will be servedSponsored byLIVINGSTON COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE IN COOPERATION WITH DETROIT EDISONNotes of AS Years Ago 39 licenses were sold in this countyto hunt deer tVp year There werenone from PutnamMi Jennie Thorn and Albert Meyers of Dexter township were mat iL E puriapo in Dexter last voek Frank Tiplady is fattening 35 hopsthis year The Pinckney fans ho 4 the game at Ann Arbor Saturday were on the bleachers which LxiK,j, ed but nbno wore hurtN H Caverly has movnd hi harirps and shoe shop to Dexter R A Williams of Detroit has rentedthe photo gallery of John Tuomey andwill rcoppn it next week W Knnedv his rented the Dolan building and will mako hoops Ms Belle Kennedy has pneumoniaC P Sykes and Son have justfinished putting in three heating sys m at Chelsea Charles Hoff and Mable Drew were maif at thf ks home SaturdaiT by Rev Adams M Ruen and family have movedinto their new home on Unadilla St Marvin Finley of Howell haveopened a jewelry store in the building back of Siglers drug store Louis Lavey and Robert Fitzsimmons gave a dance at the Dexteropera house Thanksgiving nightLedwidge Roche shipped a carload of potatoes from Anderson lastweek Now isthe limeFORGUIs andYoungWo manTO START WITHMich BellMany jobs are now available for alert serious minded girls Ifyou have these qualities necess ary for a tele phono operatoryou need no previous experience, you will be taugdt thebusiness as you go along, You will immediately go onpayroll at 40 a week for a 5doy J cir vvfjek end duringtho first yearyou vill receive five Foeral incTocRSSCl FO MISS AUTFN , f arranqe an intervc rSALUTE TO YOURLETTER CARRIERcoastradiowork celebritysimulcast ComediansDean Martin and Jerry Lewis, honorDry chairmen ofthe natinnwideLetter Carriers March formuscular dystrophy victims,will host a special coastto tclcvisioh andover ABC netstations the evening beforeThanksgiving The giant entertainment show, featuring top Hollywood stars, will alert familiesthroughout the nation that theirletter carriers will call afterThanksgiving to pick up con tributions to aid more than 200,000 victims of tMo criooling andfatal disease US PostmasterGenera Arthur E Summerfield is National Honorary Chairman ofthe drive Local branches of theNational Associntion of LetterCarriers AFL, headed by the7presided, William C Doherty, will rjivefull surpf t tothe carpnignConsult thisnewspaper for i in e of thejlartin and ewis Saluteto the Letter CarrierYour generous contributionwhen your letter carrier calls maysave a childs life If jvii xuLyour letter carrier, yon may sencontribulJrm to 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 25, 1953 Description An account of the resource November 25, 1953 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 1953-11-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/86b26ff2b467407cf2e1e7703f67e126.pdf 2fbb898dbe5c58c5a82b4fbb18ecf0e6 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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statewid e conference on seniors Pye d thei r las t gam e fo rntfite r sport s i s calle d fo r De c Pinckne y o n Friday Bil l Rowel l1 5 a t Gaylor d b v Governo r score d 2 touchdown s fo r Pinckney , on eWilliams Pro i Pau l Boxrwell , hea d o fOowtmunicatLon s Skil l a t Michi ga n Stat e ha s bee n name d th ebtat e chairma n o f th e Marc h o iDime s campaign Th equot a i s 2,000,000 , th e nation sfe 79,00,000 26000C a wil l b ouse d t o mak e th e ne w poli o va ccin e an d ste p u p th e progra mo i administerin g qam a globlin Th o campaig n i s i n Januar ywit h Januar y 29 , th e dat e fo r the president s ball Thousand s o fworker s wil l mak e a hous e t ohous e canvass Despit e larcast s t o th e contrar yther e ar e apparentl y th e sam edumbe r o f dee r hunter s i n th efcield his year Th e lineu p a t th eferrie s a t th e Strait s o f Mackina afftda y wer e 7 mile s lon g a ton e tim e wit h wait s o f 4 to 6hours Thi s traffi c ja m wil l add Impetu s t o th e agitatio n lo r abridg e ove r th e straits I t i s ad mitte d th e dee r distributio n thi syea r I s uneve n du e to the an ytieer seaso n las t yea r whe n to oman y dee r wer e kille d i n som e no t iU on a 70 yar d run Dic k Darro wscore d o n a 5 0 yar d pas s pla y an dHaine s o n a 7 0 yd run Pinckne yals o got 2 point s o n a safety Th e Adria n tea m is a combine d on emad e u p o f St Mary s an d Cathoii cState s Central The y hav e siz e bu t ar e notto o wel l verse d in the fundamentals W e understan d thei r faile d t o wi n agam e thi s year ChurchesCatholi c Churc hS t Mary s Catholi c Chinc hPinckney Michiga nRev Fr Alber t Schmit t Prr vSunda y Masse sSummer , Schedule 630 , 8 UQ9QP , 1000 , 1130 , Items o f Interes t No 4 7SCHOO L HEW S iThFIRST GRAD ETmnLf n huntin g I CherieDsrrowhusMwcosftaad ilaquamo n Falls , upper pu e Jo y Brinde r t H u s he r jnoth jHocke y Swarthou t a n d wif eand Ra y Sulhva u ii i Frida y fo rfvell s io hun i aeer Th eNoven a Devotion sFrida y evenin g 73 0 p in Confession s Frida y afte r Novenn a Devotions Ka r arrower an d dadd y wen t iee r hunting Her Igrandmother 1 is stayin g wit h Jo y and he r brothers , an d SISUMB house committe e o n JnActivitie s go t frlas t week whenForme r presiden titRonni e Courdwa y ha s a new tablet j 1an Suprem e Cour ty ate r Novenn a Dev oSaluxlda y 73 0 t o 90 0 p m Sunda y Beior 80 0 Mass y oq sk e t o hun t deer Frida y an dh d FdManoonii e iihurc hCalvar y Mennonit e Churc h Bu i baugh n an d Frida y Hone s fo r Lovells Curti s an d Wolto n Chamber lai n hunte d dee r a t StJiele ni th e week endf M I Hinch y wit h Bo b an d , , , gun and holster jOk i an a Giaud e Swartou t Ronnie Robbi e Rook e ha s a ne w shir t cas e o f Dexterfywarthou t an d Charle s Baker pant s Clar e Mille r an d so n an dol a Hem y iei i fo r Douglas passenge r plane uornmunis 1 aharua hBarr y Simpso n wcji t t o Detroi t yes cleare d oi tlri 3 with th eJimm y CanUal l showe d u s hi s to y 1948 l i is chajoe d h died inwa s aterday Th e ca r doo r slamme d o n hi s finjr er s an d bruise d the m quit e badly Rev , Er a Peachy fasto t f Mary Sab u o f Mila n ar e huntin qS , 9up i Worshi pSchoo lSundayYouzi g People s MeeD a 73 0u 9m M mm Fellowshi pWalter Esch I c er nea r Marguette The y wer e9 hour s crossin g th e Stroits VV H Meye r wit h Bo b Egeie rWm Lam b ar e huntin a nea r Kenneth Gar r ha s a ne w cowbo ybelt Alle n Steffa n ha s som e ne w shoes Harol d av m ha s ne w mitten s and pi ,a ne w hat 80 UFOOTBAL L SCORE SClarencevill e 32 , Brighto n 6 Howel l21 , Eato n Rapid s 13 St Thoma s 13 ,Universit y 13 Morenc i 18, Hudso n13 Gras s Lak e 19 , Napolea n 0 Lan sin g St Mary a 13 , Resurrectio n 12 Mos t hig h schoo l team s finishe di thei r schedule s th e Guest Ministe rRE V J M McLUCA SSh iJSunda y Schoo iVOIC E O F DEMOCRAC Y CONTES T j 0 SUTCh Prayer130 A M ,104 5 faustigu e wer e Mr Meyer si na s bough t 2 0 acre s o f land jlber t Dinke l an d wif e ar e spendin g th e week ae th e Ke wI cabi n a t Mio W , F Clos e is huntin q dee r a ti Gayloid Albert a is at th e Dinke lhom e thi s week Loui s Waqone r jn, Wayn edee r huntin g in th e Porc uMonday , Novembe r 23 , 1953, in th ePinckne y Hig h Schoo l Auditorium , th ewinner , Lesli e Green , an d th e si xfinalist s wil l rea d thei r speeches Everyon e is invited Th e progra m jstart s at80 0 pm Mrs Davis , th e 10t h an d 12t h grau eBnglis h teacher , wil l presen t award san d prize s t o th e win m pine Mountains MT J t Arnol d Beokle r sho t a dee r o nWed Choi r practis e 73 0 pm Ender s far m an d To m Steel t o nThursda y Laiaie s Ai d a t churc n th e w , H Meye r farm Lloy dyA Heart y Welcum t o AI L e w y yHendee Harol d Henr y an d Fr ihday Haine s sho t the m wood s in th e honor th e suoean a a s contrar yto th e constitution Bryne s sai d1 governo r o f a sovereiq ncoul d no t b e supeaned , , was n o preceden t fo rRos e Mari e Vedder s dadd y wen t On recor d T t if the y de dee r hunting Sh e hope s h e wil l get e t o jtal k t o hi m to com eSout h a deer Chri e Schmidt t ha s Hom ene w re d mitten s an d suspend Jud y Reynolii s showe d u s he r to yanimal s ni o fro m balloons Sh ego t the m a t th e foo d fai r in Detroit Barbar a Ginn t se w a bunn y today Pe i r y Morga n ha s o n ne w pantK Barbar a Ludwi g sa w a stra y cat Conni e Kaise i had compan yterday Clarkpointe d to at r president , e xo r suprem e cour tbee nshoe s an d belt Marily nhas a new para k eJud y Sehroede r ha a ne w skirtan d chai r un d Franklina on them Pierc e fo r runnin gwhil e oo n hors eSGran t fo r speed wel l a tea m o f horses I hJoh n Eichma n shewe d u s tw o i j abot h case th e warrents wer eihTh e al l participants t h At 21 2 Eas t Mai n Stree tRev Keit h stones On e is shape d lik o a squar e ancelled and neither mr everand one is shaped like a crescent, brought to trial President Eisen hower said Truman shdd notSECOND BA NEW SoT ublS fanaww VX SZ test was held November 12, 1hunters to kill off deer Rwffrtn n ha TnUiltoeaftonal nunirs io KU TJTSongeeted areas but to it ML w would cause a bia protest otnland MrVernon Lapps of the Speech theMLdeer hunters OOIWERVATION NOTESMore dead deer have beenfound wh ate poisonius plants IflfrV produced 52 percenthg Xffloaer iogs cut last yearMap books of the counties areavailable from the conser j yeaar WeL dept , best of luckMonthoD 550000 people conservation nlms last Department of the Univcv iy iMichigan, were judges County contest will be held November 19, 1953 at the High S Auditorium, Pinckney, with the wirners from the different scl ii Livingston County participating Lucille Beachy of Pinckney HighSchool was our County winner lat Leslie Green thoSunday vVorehip 1100 A MYouth Group 7 00 P,MMeeting 700 PM Louis Shehan homeextend a Ohusuan Weiccmoio veryor,eii Chiquitas brother burned both fnft makinEarl KimbcJily and wile of when he jumped in a pile of aahe j hir re spent Sunday at George Cologne picked applet at hij grandmothers farm They wet ninr nGene1 Shehan and children oil d on the back porch, but a rat found his examinationChaiman Veldetee add heGene SeAnn Arbor spent Sunday a, lhth,n an,, ha, delciou n,idniKhtI f Loui3 Shehan home llt I a8Rev Ycoith, itoU a Oi1000 acres of Michiqan We saw an article that amuses uslast week In Indiana a woman wasappointed by the governor, or elc fftarsMrs S E, VanHorn oi HowellMrs Cliffor VanHornMrs Dolly Bauqhn ana soiare stayinq with her mother thisweek whila Bill is deer huntinaMesdames Alberta CloseHel en Miller and Francis Robinson attended a reception Sat at ther JLC Aiiple given by the Rainbow Gilrs for theOES grand worthy matronon of Fowlervilie Hemy Barzyk of Detroit spentoi drowning her small Sunday at the Albert oi insanity has been Dinkel j Satuday He also school clothesVsttEaTlonds and woods were j took it on herself to dig out the ComI sentlo he kua asylum for the Mrs Anna Tasch of Ann Ar D Putnamn daddy had a S bv fires kt week when f munist books in the state library1 fjnunal isane n box spent Saturday at the Bob flngLr jnJul1 n the shopMroci bv nres kat week when, w rt fiS nies broke out All are under Guess what she come up with One lhe aeer huniers have leu ior Tasch homeSntrol although some are still,was the story of Robinhood He was I the north W H Meyer hag fitted Mrs Mae Mez of Howell wajrJIkLg a Communist, she claims, bec he up living quarters on his truck a Sunday quest at the Lee Lav4H NEWSThe HahdyHamrner Clubmas organized at their rooms below the town hall Nov 5 with la Communist, she claims, bec he up living quarters on1 took from the rich and gave to me , zmd with Rev Esic, Ross Read, ey home,I poor, a Ctmmunist doctrine SUP aio Norman Reason Wirt Hendee Ona Campbell and wife spent wants all books relating to Wirt Hendee Ona Campbell and wiie spentg Q, Orville Smith, Jay Smith, John I the wti end at Lansinq anddestroyed because she says that Quak Roberts and Mark Farrell will Nashville, honcrinq the seconders are pacifists and will hunt at Hilllmcmr birijhday of Linda Lentz4aMV iollowin offiipexsiPresident, John Burg jr Vice PresidentjcryRoot SecretaryTreasurer, BillyMarshall Meabon They meetvery Thursday at 645 run at the town halLSPECIAL MEETINGSpecial meetinq of PinckneyChapter OES 145 on FridayNov 20 at 8 pjmto woric 6 initiations lifared arms this allowing the Communist The Pinckney Boy Scouts have A group from the Peoplesto take over the country No, lot, reorganized with Dan VanSlam Church attended services at thelnif1 fcts Inth,e lrsi pI,acci brook as scot master f Church of God Sunday niqhtoorLICENSESkWO, 19, South Ly Harvey, 16 Sou to,WWSiW , 23 Marion, Mat toiv Weaver,22LansincrWilnamDoty, 18, Fowlervilie Juamtct Knapp, 17, Fowlervilie KeiiuDetwVlor, 18, Brighton, Joyc r 18 Brighton, the story of the Karl of Huntingtonwhose land was cenfiscated by King John, a tryant He became an out law As to the Quakers, BenjaminFranklin, and Herbert Hoover onweekEva Enguist wefe in DeoUTerritorial Road last SaturdayDorothy Lavey has anPinckney beat Ann Arbor Reerves there Friday in a tightgame 9 to 0 Gerald Kennedyuitrr as CommunistsLIBRARY NEWS New books at the library are oi Etiquette donat by Pinckney gvlclmprovef1 ASSXL and Barbary Piiatesby CS, Foster for boys 10 to 16 , ami xieruen noover were i 11 w1 both Quakers and one would hardh fored a touchdown and Walter Gravas kicked a held goal for 3points Lucien McCluskey who hadhis leg broken by a kick from ahorse is around on crutches Miss Elizabeth Spears entertained the senior class at her home Friday night Cass Clinton had his hand in taxed last week when it wasHall and wife at caught in the conveyor of a qraHospital Howell, gravel pit neat BrightonSunday an 88 1b son Kenneth I Miss Lucille Kennedy enterVili3 1 Tr i ttaine a numjjer tf friends atCharles Wnitehead and wife her home Thursday niqhtand Beatrice Lamborn of Greg , Matt Brady of Chilsan and to raPUXOW CASE PARTY Ory and Pvt, Jerry Henry of Ft White Shrine of Jerusalum owcase party atphone HowellQt reservationsUvtagston Udge I of Mr called at the JesseHenry hane SundayMr and Mrs Roy Dillingharn Mrs JWWilliams of StrawberryLake are patients at the Pinckney SanitariumThe high school debate with officejob with the Personal FinanceCompany of Ann ArborWilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerville called oi the AndrewCampbell family Sunday Bernie Bennett oi Lansnq callat the home of MrsEdna ReasorSrunday ,Mesdames Leonard Lee andAlbert Shirley spent Sunday atthe Doyle Templeton home in Keego Harbor Jerry Clark of Silver Lake andPan Driver and wife of Dexter called on Mrs Margaret Clarkcmd family Sunday Walter Clark and wife spentI week end in Tawas 1 rvjeon W1je of Flmton xvirs Mary Hoff SunarvMrs Edith Peck is vistinq herMSccdled on Mrs Anna Pacey a Stockbrldge aas been postponWhitmorfThursdayht The cause of the fire wasDi Heottan 6 InstallationOFFICIAL TRUTH ABOUT PLYING SAUCERSWhat en flying crucers Op tod Illustoni Men from Mars I Toy Stulle andGilded ttiMilw Soviet spies j troit spent Sunday atID ABMrioan Weekly with this Eichinan homfe, auadayft N6bftr 22 isu of Dr Harlo Sbehan Sunday Tim Capt, jadeson called at tne larigr epeded deputy to shehan home Thursdayol tonnatlon , U SJiovy te A Sr timethe act truth about flying saucers, about unknownIFowaerville, honoring her 89thbirthday Teusday t TOUT cottages at Robert Pike and wife spent Satburnea iown iasturday and Sunday at the Nelson Piloa home in Fort Wayne, Ind John Boyer cmd wife were Sunday guests at th Frank Boyer home in Ann Arbor Mrs June Hendee and chUcUen spent the week end at Holt Mrs Madeline Shehan of AnnArbor catted at the Wm Shehanhome Saturday ,Mrs Nellie Clark has returned,to Tord Hospital Detroit home SaturdayLarry Wilson wont toSaturday afterwreck commit was not classing Communist andwas certain he would hot know nqy injure his countryThe corn picker, a recent invention which does away wfifchand corn husking apparenHy requires Skilled operators Lastweek a man operating one wan killed when his clothinq gotcaught in the machinery DanCrippen of Briqhton had his armlinjured when he tried to pull some cloqged stalks out oi hispicker There hare also beenother injuries The trouble seems h be they work on the machwithout phtim off the powerThe old time corn shredder in its Many one armed men we knewa coat and saw a day claimed many victimslost their arms in these machinesSharon Gallup is proud of her nowtablet and pencilsJohn irant has a new red bikewhich was a birthday ift,Some HMtos drove over Judy Haineslawn Sunday nihtDon La Bules calf wait ocmv Monday He also has a new ahirtAnirella was a Sunday evening of Beverly BondywreckValerie sw aned Sunday evening near Mike Plummor saw n unakehasonnewMike Rennans aunt Barbara came Ikxv,Karen RowuHs mothor went to Mason Saturday and bought her a new paint bookTHIRD f,L LeRoy Porters baby brother vwtwo years old SundayJudy DaNow went to her auntSundayCamille Buda has new mittens and As uvanl there has been ashakeup in the manaqers of thebq jeaque base ball teamslimmie Dykes, released by PhU, delphia han been siqned by the new Baltimore team BeforeFriddy rudder went to DetroitSuniJay to sue his father who is sickin a hospital there, We are tflad thathis father is much better Ann Menke, Michael Tauriinen,Nancy Read, Joanne Bloxoni, DonnaHollister, and the Curts children hadrelatives visit them Sunday inq to Philadelphia Ird manenqed the Chicago White Sox Roqer Hornsby, released by Cincinnati has manaqed both StLouisearns and Pittsburq Buckie Harris at Washinqtc was there once bece and also at Detroitand New York Casey Stenqel manaqed both Brooklyn and theBoston Braves b re qoinq toWe are happy to have Billy Lijhtl New YorkThis c anqinq manaqback in our school ers is only a qestare I they doDonnie Wilson has a new coat and not have the plavers they dohatMichael Tauriainens, Judy Dairows, Louis Haydus, and MaryLee Aschenbrenners fathers have gonenorth deer hunting Patty SuRCtt hs KfU up northwith her grandparents She may beRone ffiV two weeksWe have made somepictures not have winning teamsfhe purchase d the WillowRun frrctrv by General Motorswh,chowns Ior 26 million nrry mean theend of Henry Kaiser in the autoworld He made n big success of ship buHins i World War IIbut did not mcrkt a success oPatty Suggitt brought some thin oto prnHuriin General Motmade by Indians to school j s purchase do a not please the Junior Red CroH last j A Lironia workersbTmrs therewhohitISMS aofte out of business and Ioe,Gentile wiU move his ioe cream F0URTH GBADE NEWg j gJLto parlor in the bldinq wh,ch to VWbw We have some very good book re, , ports by our boys and orirls pormea a citvhardi e attch General Mo, paid a0 hl J JISta BW Fitch and MrBMacke a ZnXm ttch pBaker and demghters of Ponuac m track of the book 0 jchool ax J wJI ,t Sunday with MrsGertrudeKndergarten News JP611 Jennie Devine has a new kitten nicks Denny Reynolds attended thei Don SwarthoutjrJood fedr in Detroit Elaine Darrow ras 2 new pupp home t Christine Clark 2 tamo we readgeese Several people brought libraryspent the books to hare with the room Weddigej Carolyn Cosjrray, Janice RonKaren Singer had allnow ethome, How rebuild theplantahd a new carLinda Chambers, Linda Dufon Linda VanBlaricum hadhirthdays this week Many have new snow suits inais stayHeiiiee reportTommy Huhman had a birthday j ion Kotohts The discV Tuesday He wajuten JMN old The boys and girls xnadt birthdayeaads for Mrs Campbell for W birth HayBerry of Pymouh were Thursdayivianv nave now guests of Mrs MaryHoffWe are mairing mural across Patrick DiUon of Howell was of the Thanksgivinq here hunting last week i Mr and Mrs Oscar Beck hcrvin our I bouqht the Wm Loll house onGibson E Unadilla and will mov BOOIVthe roomstory We have a new boyroom E UnadUlaI move there FIFTH GRADE NEWS Our spelling bee winner in thegroup sections were Osiol Miller and Karen Eichman The runners up were in MiAssert toxKrHoin gave htaftworlds areaiwt income Heert one Wtee or another IH by whom ho had 40 sosnrA 100 dauqhrs He rhad man Aan 4 at a time old onesGus Ksper and Suaa LaBcllc XF wereof tKbol chkrfsoosKTOorea This was a brWe lUrted fraction aid foundtheri interesting Cards wort madt again foi FranqiiVJ The Chelsea telephone exchanthe prefix Garoen the subecribers Dexter TheateruextuItCLOTH oil well on the HamKta near Cheleea is now down3200 im X Bobert Luce, tamer A pmgr at Prinhtoo has rguirTfKlthe duties oi pnsnikrnOi there , Brighan wl have specialChristmas street lighting and street decoraions this year NOT 17, 18, 16 Coming to Dexter Theatre SoonG ftnhfcnson Paulette Mew wide Magnascopic Screen with Panoramic VisionGreatest Bntortainment Mvode oi the Ages since Talking Pic tures VICE SQUADCwiedy Novelty CartoonWay Saturday, Nov 20, 21Jeffrey Hunter, Michael Rennie InSAILOR OF THE KING Friday Sanmiay Nov 20, SICOLUMN SOUTHBrighton he cancelled the Icontract of the McNaxnara Cooi Detroit to improve their millitepropertyAttorney Martin J Laban oBrighton has gone to IrelandMr and Mrs Winfield Lineformer Howeil residents are leav leaving soon to spend two years in France Johnny WeifllnulsrIn in TtcUaptar wKhAudio Muzpfif Joan EvansChap 7 Jungle Drums oi Africa CartoonMSUXL Bflon, Tues NovVALLEY OF HEAD HUNTERS , little Rasaals Maleand Female Technicolor ,New Model The Unified Industriesairplane parts ha cpened theirnew 28x5U factory at HoweliThey employ 11 peopleThe following volunteered andlet far military service MondayJames LePrad Greqory harry A,ckercnan Howeil DurwoodManninq Fdwlerville Adoiph Hertrick South Lyon Jack RiesFentcmThomas Boyle, 21, of Detroitwas convicted oi neqligent homi side in circuit court last weektn the death of 3 teen agers en June 8 lastT7e Bethel Methodist churchat Cohoctah was decated lastSundaySheriff GeLer and DeputyBasett have to Los Anqeles, California for Chas Schultis wanted for onlcvrfuliy drivingaway a carNorman Toppinq and wife ofStockbridge leave ior ilsidaabout November 21 Glenn Marshall and family ofGregory have gone to Longview, Texas where they will work 3months on the LeBourneys Boys Ranch beta going to Liberia,AfricaDexter has advertised for bidsor city hall and fire hall to bebuilt on the site of the old milll Long on or Mr and Mrs Sunday, Monday Nov 2Z 23Sun, Mat 230 p, m, cont Tony Curtis Lori Nelson bTHE ALL AMERICANNoveltyI THE FARMER TAKES A WIFE1Betty Gable Dab Robertson John CarrolNews Travel Quiz Short CartoonWed Thur Nov 252Walt DisneysTHE SWORD AND THE ROSE a technicalNt At aCo TuesdayWednesday,Nov 24 25Rock Hudson, Piper LaurieTHE GOLDEN BLADE as techxdeoinThurT Thanksgiving Day Nov 26Matinee 230 p m contRed Skelton Jean HagenHALF A HERO TROWLERSf OV EVERGLADESComedy Novelty Cartoon and NewsRichard Toad Glynis JohnsAlsoWalt Disneys True Life Adven tureComingWar Paint Take theHigh GroundLee TheaterftaieLefo ,5 2fc sai d195 3 October 13 Of f TH E FAMOU Sous e laundroma tA N ELECTRI C ShirleyAbsent Truste eOF PUBLI C HEARIN G ioui s Lon q ol Portag e Lck e an d, Loi s Lon g oi Pcrtag e Lak e an d , sta r Dexte r rug n schoo l loo t bail playe r ma y b e th e to p score r o i jth e iue K Q ha s mal e 2 3 touch down s an d score d 14 0 points Loc k MacAlpine , th e subdivi slor n develope d o n th e Huro n ii vyear s ag o an d whic h ha s bee ndorman t ha s bee n bough t b y aDetroi t syndicat e wh o wil l e l40 0 hom e sites ,Charle s Brow n so n o f M r an dMrs Curti s Bror r rh Ko iFlo rFriday Saturday , Nov 20 , 2 1fi Featur e 2Ton y Curti s Lor i Nelso ni nTH E AL L AMERICAN Als oCOLUM N SOUTH wit hAudi Murpby loa n Evan scartoo n C4slatXhe Scoutmaster Th eAl l America n AbbottXSotME oMee t Dr Jekyl l an d MrJiyd eDe c 45,6,7 , Fro m Her e t o Eternit ySylva n Tiute fChfilsea ,I Friday Saturday , NOT 20 , 2 1TAK E M E T O TOWN Colo r B y Technicolo rStarrin g An n Sherida nan d Sterlin g Ha y de nLates t New s Cartoonj g Pruden t DlnJ tg e ar k Ackle r an ds Kenned y CUnB L 4Swarthout CJiaton S3 Sun, Mon, Tuea Nov 22, 23 24Open 2 p mAll New HilcdtyTRANaS COVERS THE BIG TOWNWithDonald OConnorYvejfce Dugay Gene Lockhari Nancy Guild and FrondsFeatuetfie Spill for ThriLU News Sunday, Monday Nor 22 23Tiliil CREAT SIOUX UPRISING Color By TechnfeoferStarring Jeff ChmUr ana iaiihSun Shows 3, 5, 7,F23B HJftSKD IVINT DAYIke Introducitcm of the new model Laundry wfll award withClothe Dryer to the parents will award afor toWright immrm years supply of their famousAtttoaxrc, 7xM Use Slanting Front,Fully Automatic Faster DryinqIt ends heavy lifting, tiring hang tag all the hard work of line dry ing clothes and it driesyou want, drynew Hi low priced Its loadfeatures that make washornpleily automatic ahd Wed, Thur, Nov, 25 26Bing Crosby, Bob Hopsand an A Darot ly Lam curTechnicol ROAD TO BALIOsinedy Novoity Cartoon Wed, Thur,Thanksgiving SpecialBY THE UGHT OF THE SILVERY MOONtechnicolorMusical CoSMdyM airingDoris Day Gordon McRas and Leon AmesA Grand Picture for the FamilyComingAll Brothers Are Valiant Take the High Ground Easy toLove iwasohh aU that part of ColemcmMichigan, and Ruen who is a senior inthe U of M dental dept was off home over SundayCounty Btert Hooker has closed histhe Council dder mill at Pettyville 8,1953 Prof T JJGCTUI has stctrtec class in German at theBOW 1999 19995Now Installed at the depot untilai3Tatea noUce be given of uch pub1lwheannq by vubMg thTew a Be Sure If Its Westina houseV MVI ItO en tie IIS4 WEST1NGHOUSE LAUNDRYRichards Etactrlc institute i atBell Kennedy P L U M B I N t,WATER SYSTEMS Stanley DinkelHI WBt Grcnd tWr TATS BANI , mil t, MichiganTbmm urieh13U4 Qwdng JUopaint is insur js W buy insurance to prom am and accident, iuc idu end many oth many tines we arour motaey,06tmt is iasurft is protectc aqai4 oi your t ora perxncmeAl ordAcMtures and ei prB fiSfifeing the fam4 I gggou n4 I gggou n JV CIISTMA S GIFT S NO Wrcrr l Sal e o n 1 Pcir i M Soe s an d 21 4 Pcir s o fMen 3 als o 7 Jackets Price s Reduce d a Muc h a s 4 Las t t o Decembe r 31 ,lAdHAHNTT T M w f Knckny towit NOTIC E O F PUBLI C HEARIN GNotic e i s hereb y qive n tha t th yUlag e Counci l o f th e Villaq oo i Pinckney , Livingston County,Michiga n wil l hol d a publi chearin g o n Decembe r 8 195 3 c eigt h ocloc k p mi n th e Counci 1Room s i n scti d Village , t o hea robjection s i f an y ther e b e t o th eVVddg , discontinuin g an d a bolishm q o f al l tha t par t o f Cole Tnr m Stree t betwee n Mai n Stree tcrn d Unadill a Stree t i n th e Vill cae of PinrVney , Iivinqarto nCounty , Michiqan Bc i t farthe r resolve d tha t acop y o f thi s Resolutio n wit h f r Notic e c f HTrin q b e publishe dI n th e Pinckne y spatc h o n th edate s hereinbefor e se t out resolutio n supporte d b y Tru ste e Shirlev Unanimousl y adoped Stanle y Dinke l Villaq e PreaiHrj tAckley , Villaq e Cl the proaram Sherif f Prat t no w ha s 5 people confine d a t th e Jcd l wit h deler lu m tremens M ,St Mary s paris h o f Chelse a buV n a pcrcchia l schoo l t ocost 10,000 Stanto n Snyde r vh oAlm a Howar d o f Pinckne vc Owoss o las t week Mr an d Mr loh n Monks r cel ebrate d thei r 2O A weddin a anru vorsar y las t week Ki t Cob b wit h Alfre d Dre wan d Leonar d Rodma n o f Dexte rar e huntin g dea r a t Cam p Com STATE O F MICHIGA NTh Probai uour t io r w e Uouni yLivingsto n Q Luc Matte r o t m e Estat e o iMa y Baker , Deceased ,A t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel dOctobe r 29 1953 iPresent , Hon hira a i Smith udg e o f Pribatt Notic e i s Hereb y Givun , Tha t ai lcreditor s o f sai d decease d ax e re quire d t o presen t thei f claim s i nwritin g an d unde r oath , t o sai dJourt , an d t o serv e a cop y thereo tupo n Stanle y Dinke l o f Pinck neyMichiganfidicuar y o f sai d e sat e ud coa t suc h claim swil l b e hear d an d th e heir s a tla w o f sai d decease d b e deter mmine d b y sai d Cour t a t th eProbat e Cour t Januar y 5 , 1954 ,fort Luc e county , uppe r p mm J art 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registere d mail , retur nreceip t demande d a leas t tou itee n 14day s prio r t e suc h hea ro r b y persona l servic e a tday s prie s t o suc hSmith, Judg e o f Notic e i s Hereb y Given Tha tai l creditor s o f sai d decease dar e require d t o prese t thei rcrlaim s i n writin q an d unde r octt ht o sai d Ccurt , ar d t o serv e acop y upo n Stanle y Dinkel o fPinckney Michiqan , fiduciary ofsai d estat e an d tha t suc h claims wil l b e hear d an d tha t 4h e heifs a t la w o f sai d decease d b e de termine d b y sai d Cour t a t th eProbat e Office 1 m January,13 ,195 4 a t te n AM i t t Jrctered Tha t notic e her eb v b e cive n b v puiSlcatJot t of Rfcutive1vprvlou sHallRecltattoM Mrs EW Kenned y an d Raymon d Trover Solo , Fanni e Swarthout ItmonKenneth Zil l an d wif e anct jMrs Jan e Clar k o f An n Arbo r wi t Sunda y a t th e Mar k Nai h jj , Celesti a Panhaf lof Probat In th e PinokneyDifpate ban d tha t th e fidiauejy came aCOD V o f thi n notic e t o b e servei upo n eac h pwxfarti fr hite re l r U M be t know n ad4res b yregistere d dehM3 at oridr to estoreDrygootis Nevtnbe 1813553Ptnckney DUpatchEntered as 2nd OamMatter or Poatoffio Act of March 8, 1877 ell lfcyfl e l0 wrare Miller Larry Canxburn,Lawrence Bauqhn, Jjhn Burq Dick Snowgold Charles BakeriDarrell Baker Ona OweU L m attenaed D MMdegree conterencs at FowlerviUe last Tuesday night at the Mason ic temple Also Herb FieldsSylvester Harris took fcve 2year old pure bred shorthorn l heifers ol Leo Davis to Myroi Hugheswishingerie9 Gen the sale at Michiqan Stale Callege last Thursday, jMr and Mrs Fred Read the jJames Whdtley and Bob Read families spent Sunday with the j John McGuire family in Detroit lerville and the William Kenn Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fowedy family of Detroit called enMrs Emma Vollmer Sunday 1The Walter Hiqer family ofTecuznseh were Sunday visitors at the C J Cinton homeMr and Mrs Tom Finlan oiFowerville called at the Irvln Kennedy home SundayMrs Robert Read and chiiciren were callers at the ArthurBullis home in Greqory Friday Gordon Johnstone arid wiie oiRoche1 r and Terry MacGowan and wiie of Pontiac spent Sun with Mrs Louis CoyleThe fire enqine was calledI out twice Sunday by qrass fires, Once to the Clark farcn on Tom J1 Road and the Reg Schater iarm j The Clarence Nohon famr who moved from Ypsilanti ineMrs John Bells plare on M36E received word Friday thai hissister Mrs Ella Jurkey had been, lolled in an autcacIden at Sid ney Nebraska She leave, liei husband and 5 children Plumbing Heatingompiete Line Plumbing Fixturesand SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATEB HEATERSCOMPLETE UNI OF PUMPSWE SELL WEWE11075 EAST M3E Phone 183F2Dont Wed Any Longer You Will Scon Need It Also a Complete Stock oiLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES ON HAND CALL 2681 DEXTERFLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS fromWINKEIHAUS FLORAL COPhono 284 Howoll Francis Harris of DeronSaturday hereMrs Barbara Nash Bekkiii ,HoejLfBud VanNormon was in Saq Tt ,,1 i i nAaw Thursdav H j and baby oi Seattle, ai rived ataw inursaay Willow Run bv plane SaiuraayGrocery mawPaul Huqaboam and wife ofHowell called at the Mark Nashhome Sunday x jMrs Lester McAfee and MrsCUiiord VanHcrn took the Petiyviie 4H Quartette to Howell on , Saturday night to sinq at ihe r4H Corn and Grain Show atMehzies Store The members are Nancy Nash Joiien Basydlo Caroi Gerycz ana Barbara McAfeeMrs Emma Vollmer undavWalter Clark and wiie andMrs Mary Eichman were in Lansing last Tuesday 1 parents Mr andNash Her husband SerqtTom Manion of KalamazooBekkkerinq has qone overseas e woek end with Budman and familyspen TVSERVICEInstallationsOlin Robirsi concVaciea aMasonic funeral in Detroit Tuesday ior a member of VecdicLdrDetroii spoiii banaay ai h LvmNonnan home6066 Piokney R IWUU Otis Matteson and wie or5bcksc were week end quests at ihe Joe Griffith homePUSSESEer and Vtn T hs Oei HOURSDaily 8 to 7 Sunday 9 to 8Phone 9ocl 705J2T f fM Q q tiom hie auehaa showe Friday niqht t meme ai Mrs Virqmio truor atgtawberry Lake io N DorothyVAnslow Mildred Milior MaryBaughn Eleanor Bauqhi Irneihe Ambrose Kennedy family deFilippi Dorothy brury anaof Chubbs Comers were Sunday Virginia VanNormanquests of the Murray Kennedy i icanily Ihe Wayne AtLes have completed their house at PortageLake and Huron RiverThey new ihave 6 there Mrs Lawrence Camburn enter Kcdned 18 members of the North Ixxke Mothers Club Thursdayevening Mesdames Frank Aberdeenand Rex Noggle were in Detroit last Tuesday The John Boyers and WilliomShehans had dinner at St QnqeRestaurant on Grand River Sat i urday Lawrence Cambum attendedthe consistory meetin in Detroitlast week George Tansley Earl j Stanley and Brandon Whit joined the order Mrs Sheridan Hadley of Jacksor and Mrs Sarah Bamum c, I ,diTTr vere Sunday guests oithe Lawornce CambumsHenry Shirey has rented RoyCalrks henase Lnwcrre Braicfhn 7 TTV Ormburn crnd Ona Ccniipbll cer yed reniors wardens niqht at thePhoenix Masonic Lodqe Ypsrlanti last night Br1 Kenniwell and wife j, ,rrnt Sunday at trsRobinson home iTwo Vor Srice Wummty on AU Nw Televisloas SoldHitter T V Service 126 WEBSTER ST, ftatkney Mlchlgcm PHONE 118USIS HEAT THATSYou hear lots of first OVI YOURFURNACE NEAT No costly pi w or rtgfetm to IfuhH or ctan fHunter Victim of Own GunThere wfll be no more hunting for Ralph Cartwrigbt U Th llnrt hdt from his gun was its last, end scored a damaging hitCarelewness accidental No one is sure However, Mr Cartwright wu known wf oareffcl hunterand smart too He protected hunlff and his family, before the season opened, with a lowcort Woodmen Accident special Hunters Policy There arc two, great, abortterm plant available Before you go hujUag, see your WoodmenAtPhone Piflckney aqe andtrue with bankiV havebusinessHENNDESLocol AgentOnly you cca THE FnT NATIONAL MOTUnder Federal SujmvWon l fMtjmat your lglrrest NE OAlt Of WtTTt MOW, Gf1MJA,oporafloiL An ipoited Up to 1000 fcr Eachtat lackeyUOKB m, 141 MMI OBRHftftrWToday, theres a fear, cute, begotwmy to fcrmthe Jejp Deer 1hpower waynHN DEEBE DealerVOMllV FARM EQUIPMENTLAVtt JIAPDWAlelor WCOQAHEekne oiJU a Cbwtlor fee Cewttyoit Barter Fudge,of ecd COMT told7, ilftfi o ijircan RJudge of Probate,Ueftee si Hornby Give Hurt ad oirequired ia writing and under oatkold Court end to oorre a thereof upon Don W VanWinkle U Howeil Michigan,ejem fiduciary oft said ouch ekanufwill bo hoard that tho heir at law a sail deoecaiod bo determined by said Court at tho Probate Oftooice January 12 1954thereoi a YOU CANIF YOUweak con 4ayto b sTvooTupoA each known to tofcroot ert kis lasty reqiaterad oil , renscaipj rfsmrsnriesi ert least Hi ekrye prior to sue oi by powopri iorvico lees tvo dav prior tcts such Hearing oi Probate Order Yitr HolidayTUKKG1 NOTFOR YOUR HOME FREEZER ORDressec or Aiva OUR 1953 CROP IS NOW HEADYDunlavy Feed LotfcsPi toMCosMtk PcrhalL 103 last MamPincknoy Michigan,, inckneysQU LITTlootsFruit 1FtahSfewkot Ow mdtaff stories an beta coadetmto moviee isdmduallyHistory la the msJdBg is the nameof our Pageant Wo are portrayingtome of the historical characters in oxa history booksTh visitors last Wednesday enjoyed visiting all of oar room, as we also enjoyed theii lmterest la allof our workThe 4H Sewntff dob tea 1 students enrolled out of our owa class Ffclosrs of ail our work have beenkept for oui owi cheek up on ourworkThe Weekly Readers give us agreat deal ef information in thenewsFor science we had a canned heatdemonstration SXSSXito lab uKinoaC WednedayMax, Too Frt Sot, TrOO to r00 P MSIXTH GRADE NEWS The sixth grade was very proud tvreceive auch a nice note from MrClark, who substituted for Mr TasehPatty Lou Palbicki and Karen Tesmer cleaned the cupboardsWv had really imteresting unitMportsAlton HolHngeworth brought a finemarina collectioa to school 0 0 R McOloskeyDENTIST1121 N Michigan Ave Tcr, nes Office 935 Kc ddence 814Bvenings by AppointmentHow41, Michigan Hynn d Hfbsand iitoMag107S Bart U6t very jmieh decorating for Thanksgivingbut Trybody is thialdng hard for ideas fo a Christmas mural We read our movies th afternoon frezR Flint rislUd school11V1NTH GRADE NEWS Gary Cavin, Lloyd Harden, andPatty Rochivita are sick Iioyd has been is University hospital, but heie at hom now We sent our Mexican esens to Lloyd It was made byJmdy Nosker aid CUv WilsonSTtral of the seventh graders haveosa paiating Thaaksgiriag scenesto te windowe Patty Boggy baa COM te Dttroitthe wlatec, bat she will U backt toe eprlaf We have bee writing beek raporta, because this Is BookWeak We bare arragd til our seeks i a diXTreal way We eomt ee same aew beks Herb Sneedj 207 E Gd River Hovdl, MichiganReal Ette, InsuranceBrokeraKeCity, Lake and Farm PropertyList Your Property With MeUveyGeneral InsurancePhone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich FUNERALDon G Swarthoni DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServicePheue 80 ami G3, Pinckno2 G Reickheff, Sr OPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 358 ResidenceLloyd HendeeLivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Mads to DetroitGenera TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 18, 1953 Description An account of the resource November 18, 1953 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 1953-11-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://archives.howelllibrary.org/files/original/c039fd9ee2c936010ab382827643e056.pdf 3c99eada703782078a041d7c1755be88 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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IfrtSlWBMBBWWBffPBtlf JIT 5rfrt if , i jj1 1 T , jjT j 1 ifr v TTvrP17 MIRRMl d M I Wednesday 11, 1953rt IDrivers knusttraffic facilitiesMore roads, mor policemen are losspay mereaw O High School Athletics FOOTBALL NEWS ij 1inckrey, with i men sidelined by urus did not after much oppoM ti to Stockbiidpe, who romped tomore j a to 0 victory Ken Matteson, jJAuto production ed nearly 7 millionbuilt last year and cber will be built ihis876 cars were licciLt This imposes a tenthe highways which kept pacfe with heThe gas consumeJhafe increased from to 733 last year IV have increased ,There are 46 percevdents and 17 pj deathsHighway Com, i250 million are iethe highways up toare now only 295 we aand Christ CampbellvITC1 all on the injured list Stockbridge has won 7 games and riel uton Iiapids, a class B team, scored first forun on a ve yaid plunge Push con verted, Bill Fouty scored on a line jJume and Bob Hutson on a 2dari run West took a pass for thirtra point Stockbridge scored arKty on a poor center passPincruy has not had a winningtifim since Bob Amburpeys timeUoCih i lien they amassed a 7 and 1 record, i cent, i s veur they have won 3 and lost Thi play Adrian St Marys FriioCTaccie yput beat this team and if theuui finish with a 4 and 4 record Churches Gakbolie ChurchSt Marys Catholic Church Pinckney MichiganRev Fr Albert Schmitt PastorSunday MassesSummer, Schedule 830, 8,00900, 1000, 1130,Winder Schedue 800 cmd 1000Novena Devotions Friday evening 730 P m,ConiossionsFriday aiter Novenna Demotions Saturday 730 to 900 P mSunday Befor 800 Man Items of Interests ensile ttfturchCalvary Mennonite Church Hv fc Stacki100 ereo ny 2road patrol duty, needed Money io lincinc 1bridge may soon bas the money maket easier Sraits traffic w cent higher this yearand tthe income LcpeTtnt, due to a isprice of ferry tickets,The hiqhway prjno short term scluiio,years before the goal DELICIOUSTHANKSGIVING MEALSAmy Alden in The AmericanWeekly with this Sundays Nov 15 issue of Detroit SundayTimes presents menues arid re ceipts for three delighul Ynanko eie FOOTUALL SCORESen i g WorsiSunday SchoolYoung Peoples MMCottag Flkfe 79pttag Fellowship StftfcNoithviJle 20, Brighton 6 DPxtor Wecbpsday fctQ roy 19 Milford 20, South Lym John Beachy, India xnissonary , Jmton 25, Manchester 7 IT, ,n infill oruM, uu J r 7 Howell, r, , ,, WVJI i speak both morning and hvtovIe Ann Arbor 14 Jack evening and show slides of In i J Samp 2n rv,Qio 10 T J mi AJnC aine 20 Chelsea 13 Lindiup8, n oJ, Milan 7 Flat Rock 28, ROOM ilas Vt Flat Rock 39, University 0 60th, iiVCKNEW A LEAGUE gAil are invited DEER II INTERS LKAVEThe arnuil tiek n he Pinckneydeer hunters to the n woods starts this week The folljwinj we arcinformed are RoinDon Swarthout, Min Albert Dinkel and wife and Gerakl, Hale CliffMiller, Merlin Amburiy, Jerry Gardner, Lovells Lynn Heudce, Lloyd Hen dee, Rex Hendee, Orvillt Smith, GooMeabon and i sons to lowlls DaleMiller, Ted Gray, Ltwiston L JSwarthout and sons, Claude Swarthout and Clare Swarthnut and sons, Lpvells Cliff VanHorn, Willurd Wilt,,flowlett Bios, Danker Bros, Loy SfcCleer, Cunan Vr H Meyer andsons, MioWilmont Plummer, Erdley VanSickle, Luczerne Fiiday Hnines, LovellsRoy Reason, St Louis Murray Da,upper peninsula Albert Shirley, Leonard Lee, Lloyd VanBlaircum,Earl Ward, Lovells Dr Ray Duffyand Gerald Reason, JohannesburgKINGS DAUGHTERS Mrs Kirk Sims of Pearl St, washostess to the Pinckney Kings Daugh ters last Thursday afternoon me tailorana OhioS6H00L NEWSGRADES 1 and 2 NEWS Linda Rhodes visited 1KM1 aunt Viv jian in Toledo on Saturday Dick Kleins Aunt Dot and UncleFred and family from Ypsilanti, visited them SundaySharon Courdway and her familyvisited her landmothtT and other ielativcs in Canada all last week, iPat and Mike Tesnier visited theirgrandmnlhiT, near Ypslanti They Jstayed overnight Sunday they visited Lher Aunt Aud pey and Uncle Marknear Willis Mondar Jiobert Daifow brought ,his pet brown rabbit to school I WaYS WOUid Michael Harden wen to Brighton , Sunday to visit his brother, Roer, at meiber ot his own pally uuvthe hospital Roger had his appendix P0, ers advised him to operation Friday I flold 1 back a V6 This is nowMr and Mrs Beachy visited their regarded as a mistaka ior Ike intwin daughters, Lois and Lucille at f118 montilS Ot greatest popularGoshen College, Goshen, Indiana, this , ll mv3nt have gotten kis proweek end j gram accepted During the yearlarm pnev went down and unFIRST GRADE NEWS eploymeni creased Ther I were a nuuiher of sidelights ofRtcky Bloxora showed us hii moneyquests were Schlitz BeerL Vans Motor Salesj Dinkels Plumbing11 Reads Lumber civet Eeez0 Detroit Die Set 7 IOOF No 10iS Leo Ewers9 Hockeys ServiceFarm Bureau12 Steves Tree Trimmers W2724198 i KVi 12y30 members and 3 presentMrs Brandon White, prea,, gavea detailed report of the State Convention held at Mt Clemens Planawere made for the Christmas partyto be held at the home of Mrs ViolaRead Dec 3, when members willQgiving dinners Chose menu n Jam Hlh 3 Games SohliLz, 2704 Iyour family will enjoy most or , s 2510 Re 2557combine dishes trctnmenus Look for threeingj menus in I he Weekly withTines Qongregational CburchGuast MinixtavRev Pennell j Morning Wdip 1O4S JLM bring gifts for the Sanat0HurnTftur Night Prayer MftrtagAOt County Infirmarywr e mch Mva Geo Rosch and Mrs MilWeci Choir practise 730 pm He Elliott were cohostesses in servj Thursday Laidies Aid at church in delicious refreshmentsCit 2 p m At the O, E S meeting Utt PriA HeartV Welcume to All day Mrs Mae Daller was ven aur prise birthfitfy greetings aad beautiful birthday cake made by Mrstrl Dinkel toear muffs a new hat withjo and finished lat InDearborn Qrville Hubbardfrom clce ntf3tt elected anoAercouncilI Gbwdi Snow IMarilyn Singer has new pltirl shirtPat Plummer went to Howell on iSaturday Bbm tw wit of woman to Mrs,children, She i a car salesladyTheDetroit Tram high 1 game Sehlitziacrw icaus 922 Marathon, 912fimciccrn, Ird High 3 Ganies l 0i SurdovSchooI J Jones, 605 J Inddayr4oPINCKNEY DEERAll who shoot deer At 212 East Main KRev Keithide GIL Sunday vVorship llJQQ Am If H WiinayLr pundav Youth Group 7 00 PLs, 243 R Hurtubisr i STANLEY MEISENBERfTin iZFE8638 eohe theied , ccon NV here last weekMeisenberg, 4, had CudX his home at Long Beach,He was a graduate olsity of MichiganP ensemrotion dept can examin,deei 78 dleer tot year and mucn taionnation obtained theinAWi AL CHICKEN SUPPER Th Ldi Aidwero examined Ihv LatJi,,s Aid of the Pinclw1 r1 icatiwml church will iim, Mulligan Michigan Mar cvkcn clinncr at the Pin HARVEY HOLMES v rvf hf Satuvd vThe body ol Harvey H line, hvery fg at 500 pn,54 of Jackson, was brouont hefor burial last Wecnca Kcfinjrvived by his vii, I Ruth Dunbar of Pine c Harvey and aajh , The funeral was ot L I, Montgomery Funercl xJackson WednesdayIAMES BAKER rnest Powell, lecturer Pinkne v t theFriday 78 to VlvADILLARev Michigan 4 weeks ago and called atthe home of ye editor Burial was inLong Beach,MARRIED SATURDAYa m f Miss Faye Pres, rauqhior ri1130 am1 WiUiam Press oi linckcv wasCasdy Lake Choir of 35 married Saturday niqh at Stvoices will sing Nov 15 at 800 Johns Lutheran Church in Northfield to Lcruis Kinaiiiia, Rev, Alfred Walther offiGiaiinq Theywere attended by Batrice Press, Billy Singer showed his flew wii itoy called Sinky It can walk down,strairs Le Alleson has a new toy car ,Piiiy Morgan has a now shirt amiJudy Reynolds is xoin to Marari h use for dinner tonight Joy Hiinkcis daddy sht a phoasant r Rose Mark Vcddcr has a new shiftncnw sweater Vre have 8 people absent today,Man, nf u have oldWt are mukinju a ifianksyivinychart called Things we art Thank fu fr1 ,Some of us are making i mural Viyni Hause who u in Mrsh m biouht a toad fn iuin Tfumk you, Waynep m Years Aft Tfct soidiets aranumeat whichhas fcxd on the courthousequar in Ann Arbor for 40years will be ioved to Faioat, Qenietery to mak rom for thenew courthouse These monu, ments were all the rage in th period following th Spanishwar and Dexter, Howell, Stockbridge and many other caaunun ltti f Noted, thevn Most of lihemwere placed in public park Thepurchase price was raised bysubscription Monroe erected a statue to General George Custer,placing it at theix mjain foui com ers President TaiF dedicated Itand Mrs Custer wai presentLater it was deemed a traffic hazard and moved to a park in the outskirts oi the city Thismade Mrs Cuater angry andshe never visited Monroe again Sentiment has cranged and the present day veterans memorials moctiy athletic fieldBorn to Willis Tupper and wife t k dhisW16108 Ms yeS Barn to Willis TuppeCmpanv VVjfnLjYiters Mrs John Tanner Beulah Weller of Fowlerville wasr, , ihome in Andercn His wife, Mad, ,last Suryivinq io aMrs Ptearl LaBlac c1 by a previous rnfuneral was at t,eFuneral Home Satur, Ing Rev Ezra BeachBurial was in n CemeteryLast week a go1caught cllve near TcThere birds were usc dent times to hum vvil A duckbanded in Recently shot necr MaCiihnamoii bears crseen, in the upper rThey are common in west27 Michigan coumi150,000 as their cre cc ia forest receipts for firacr cu Geobic got the most r7,000 Famers who wan V VTPplantengs under th fact should apply to If r otvLast year Michiq took 31i000 buck deer Th btr is expected to be 25 xess this year but m reand does will be shotA project is underway tc20,000 acres nera Saqi awUdlile shooting It will Shkrwasse Flat scored four,iu Munay, Kennedy after catchtimes, Kennedy 3 Reason once ing a 50 yard pass from Reason Henderson Stcck Comnany will be at the opera house yi k starting Nov 11 Differ ent shows nightly, swept brought here for burial MondayThe Dispatch printed the Gregory Cook Book last week for the Baptist Ladies AidThe new postoffice was heldup Icr iolrick last week We cer bridshe election Hoover was electedpresident Vandenberg, U S senator Grant Hudson, congress rcei, Cjjoiic Person, senatorGxiit, representative Sweeney, prosecutor Wimbles sheriff Haqmai, clerk Burden, treas, Bush, register The suit of Day Bird vs HarryTxhirik over cm auto deal was held in the town hall Saturdaybefore Justice Frost Aiter an all day session it was settled, Mrrrin Maricn of Detroit hasbought the Peter Kelly tarm of, Tsny Mvich Tlie Conql church took in 85 at their roast pork dinner cmnfir miss the Mclntyrei While putting up articles atMethodist Fair 4ast week MrsMADavis fell from a chair and injfarde her back Mr and Mrs , Chris Brogancelebrated their 30th wedding anniversary Nov 1 Cards andgames were enjoyed and a luncheon served Will Rochesang, 1 Have Grown So UsedTo You, Mrs Will Ledwidge in behalf of the guests presentedMr and Mrs Brogan with two fine rockers The Young Ladies Guild metwith Kittie Grieve Tuesday To1pic, The Iiguor Trcdifc, The Youna Mens Club is sponsoring the opera house Nov 17,night Us 25c and 15c, ,, I me zoung building at Howell Marion Reason is ill wi ,,, where Dr RG, Sigler has his Ppid fever,n I dental office caught fire Sunday1 Mrs, Hattie Fisher died of JTB but his eguipment was littledamaged Wayne Carr and Cecil Hendee dayspent the week end in Detroit Florence Andrews was ill lastwith George Hornshaw and did, week and her school, the Cadythe town was closedM T Kelly is wearing a Born to Charles White cmdbewn derbv in honor of All wife Nov It a daughter tWilliam Press and MrsLonard Barrett, aunt of thj nde A reception was held atithe Dexter town hail The coup will live at Whitmore LakeHENRY HARTHenry Hart died suddenly inDetroit Sunday He has had 3oattacfe at Lakeland Surviving are his wife and a sen Henry jrin the service ih Gcmany Thefuneral was in Detroit today Mr and Mrs Olin Robnsri atended Mrs Hart held office inthe Grand Assembly of RainbowGirls Anie Me Maiken had a birthday1Sit, Nov 7thtin Biclin had a biilliduy on Vn Xov 3th jDonna Kvsdeday, uinjithi rinij Uudas 1 I t icousin jtin in ,THIRD ,R E Ann Mcnkt andHMfindavLIBRARY NEWS NCTV 1521 is Book Week Geta book from the Library to read St Marys Altar Society hascontributed ife Is Worth Uvinlj by Bishop Fulton Sheen Amystery story by Lanram, ThqDeath of a Corinthanbp ConglYoung Ladies Auxiliary,The White Shrine lum house Nov 17 jS5rt Get reMTVotton s o l Mrs thehomeo f he r p tt SPECIA L NOTICEJ Novembe r illrn sis ,Cnmi Hali aJoann e H o orr ha s a nn v jacljt Mifha TjiuiirJn n wa s in An n Ar bo r Saturday Ronni e JIaines tn m ca t ra n awa yfro m hi m an d a bi blac k do g cam eo hi s hL i Freddi e fruddo r wen t t o Detroi tt o hi s cuusin s birthda y part y Sa tujday Kath y fJustafwon s grandparent shav e jus t returne d ijr, m Sweden Th ycam e t o se e Kath y Sunda y an d We wonde r if Michiga n is no toverdoin g th o rac e trac k projec twher e gianblln g is legal Suc htrack s no w operat e a t Livonia ,Haze l Par k an d Northvili a inWayn e count y an d in Jaokaon W e rea d a grou p of promotor ahav e take n a n optio n o n 188 o f lan d in Warre n townshi p inMacom b count y fo r a rac e traoJc Thls i is the scone land wher e I troi t trie d u buil d a n airpor t an d ,, n wer e blocke d b y th e peopleth etr shor t reason rcfcetrack s brin g rev 1 enu e t o a community Airport sd o noto rHambur g townsM rto 1 t o rene w th e Ee 4granahcrid eDespit e bi g com m r HABDWAREMichiat mSmith I t i s th e onl y jon e i n tow nTh e Dexte r Leader Mrs Claud e Kenned y ente r Wlcxirri Pmith Leot a Reason ,Gardner , lea n Clinton ,About 5 0 iriend s surprise d Mr an d Mrs Dav e Smith , wh o ar et o Stockbridge , a t thei rhom e Saturda y night The y wer egive n a rockin g chair ,wit hsluafe pafii t smear d o n t h er s Bett y Car r an d Barbar a ABK Trac y Tripp , a forme r residen tVd 1 enbrenne r Saturda y i n hono r o t die d a t Washingto n Saturckff , , r he r daughter , Helens 6t h birth Almo n Farrington , 8 0 die d a tiTSSeisbnSrodpd dcr U ho e i n Marij n Nov Vmo f Snt h Tvr leave s a son , Prank , an d a Uviigtton lodg eCalenda rNorembe r 28 E A Deore eDec 1 Electio n o f Officers cdrbo n monoxid e pcnsonjirg Monday IWJ,VC 3 u awn , A i uiMW WIIW MBuzzar d wn s operaie a daughter Mrs Georg e Bland hospital , An n Arbor , Plainfiel d I s buildin a a Maco abe e haH SPECIAL NOTIC Erou r Avo n Product s Cal lFlahe r 152F1 JTh e To m Clar k kamil v o f An niAibo r calle d o n Mrs Margare tCttar k an d Hnil y Sunday The Fulle r Theatr e a t Kalama zo o is bein g tor n down Thi stheatr e wa s aroun d 10 0 year sol d an d in its heyda y wa s visi te d b y th e Drews Barryxnorea ,Wynn s an d othe r famou s mem ber s o f th e threatrica l world O lat e year s it has bee n a mcrvi ehouse I t is impossibl e fo r th epeopl e o f oda y t o envisio n the entertainmen t worl d o f 5 0 year sbrough t he r a sweate r fro m Sweden ag o befor e th e adven t o f th ePatt y SuKffit t ha s a ne w sno w sui t j movie s an d radi o whe n ever yan d tiat j cit y cm d villag e ha d it s oper aLarf y Utle y ha t th e eas t remove d house Th e bi g companie s pla yfro m bi s arm H e ha s a new hat e d th e cities Edwi n Boot h i scr dJoh n Hdbw i had his anjd e xrmyw ted d to hov e playe d Yplant iSaturday Man y smal l companie s towfcc W e ar keeping hflrit chart s fo r th e Tillages Som e like teth e x t fou r weeks Maud e Henderson , Hun t AO Lart y Beac h ha tte w HOM Miller, Whitney , Idea l Entertai nw V W e ou r airpla y picture o n e n cm d ShcBTp8tee ccan e nearl yth e bulleti n boar d am i a f or enret y yea r en d kne w eyenrott echart s t o go with o r wut in townThe aiOTie e speile d tkei rMr Hajna brough t th e schoo l torn docj m andjhe radio compete dplast s t o enjo y durin g th e vinter , W e ar e learnin g t o rea d a 4 vrrit ownnber s large r tha n t huvdred W e ar e trying to macte f A tet o froo m rule s etmpile d b y ek e rttie eclass Wedaesda y wil l b tptttmvi it, Th e BeH e Boreu t sit Ita lOwnpani ewitehe d to tents an dcontinue d fo r a few years long Vmm mardkm tm Burin Worl d Wa r I fcfeer WUM tttend incarnat eo f al l evil Len t wee k th e ncfto ndi d homacr e to Quee n Fredrtdco ro f Greec e wh o I s hi s d UWe ar e goin g t o uk e hom e th e wer kw e hav e don e tki i period FOURT H GRAD E NEW S O n Friday , w e wen t o n schoo l bu sNo 3 to th e museu m a 4 Michiga nStat e Colleg e a t Eas t Lansing ,Mr Drew , a studen t wh o is wofk 1 Sunda y cruest s A th e Walte rin g o n hi s master s degree , talke d Jkxr k homt MaynCDr d Cktkt o u s abou t reptiles and wif e o f Memaheete t calle dAfte r th e tal k w e sa w al l th e thing Thurtday in th e museum Trctnas Bonne r ctn dW e at e lunc h o n th e bus Th e gjr j unl def a t Bi g Bcff ,t Wedneedoy 1L 1953I HotELECTRICCLOTHESDRYERI STANDARD JINSTALLATIONS WIRED WITHOUT CHARGE Norman Kaiser of Unadllia,bull dozer operator, was knockled unconscious last Dexter Theaterweek and Wed Thur FrU Sat, Nov 1112 13, 14suffered a fractured skull whena tree he was pulling UP hit himon the head Mr and Mrs Walter BarbourCLois Lavey havte purchased a lot at Sttocbkridge and will build Comedy Ioona home on it i Adm adults 85c, children 35cLast week we stated MrsHel Tax Includedlen Monks Berry had accepted 3 Dimension 3DEVILS QANYON to Dexter TheatreNew Wide Magnuscopic wiflt PTftornrT VisionGreatest Efclertainmnt Miracle oi the Ages since TaUdng Re tares Fri ani Sat Uv 1314y pa position as house mother at a E d Id Sunday, Monday, Nov 15, 169 M 2East Lansing dormitopy Instead SUXL Mat 230 p, m, coatit is on Capitol Ave Lasinq en4 DRYER DAYS A Look for thit Electric Dr r DaysBynibol J ,LC dcskrdisplaying ih sunnyblue and gold soul is adryer specialist Seehim today a Catholic domitaryThe Stockbridge high schoolfootball team which has won allgames but one which it tied, was given a banquet Mondaynight at the Methodist churchDon Grow, Kalamazoo Colleqeaoach , was speaker ,vMr Eva Lucas is the newworftfy matron of Fowlervillei OES Chapter,f Stf Johns Lutheran Church ofI Fowlerville had a mortgaqeburning ceremony Nov 8Last week Gav G, MermenWilliams and Judge Salmon of Lansing hunted pheasants on the Salmon farm near Howell Jack Darrow and wife of WestMarion, sperit the week end atLakeview,Charles Bowen, 89, a residentof Emilys Convalescent Home,dropped dead on the street therelast week He leaves 4 sons, Howell went over their goal of,E00 in the Community ChestDrive They gat 8,164 On Monday, October 26 Mrand Mrs Frank Shields andWalter McQullan attended thefuneral of Rev Fr McQuillan, oformer Pinckney pastor at Jack iTHE SWORD AND THE ROSETechnicolorStarringRichard Todd Glynis Johns AlsoWalt Disneysm technicoim TAKE ME TO TOWNColor BTechnko r Starring Ann Sheri an and Sterling Hay denChapter No 6Junkie urns ofAfricaSport L CartoonsLate Show Friday me 13thTHE MAGNETIC MONSTER , , County PressLike Mark Twains Rev McQuill ans death was much exaqerated It was his brother, Ray, who diedThe Chelsea high school bandhas new uniforms for its 48members, The bord issue tor new rhcolat Chslssa was approved 429 to89 The mvmq of the BrightonArqus ios oeeri delayed as the owner oi buildina where theare rreuses to lei them rcmea windov to aet their machienry outiful New 1puts you ad niDrivings Pleasure Again With New PowerFlife Transmission, New FullTime Power The New 170 HP Fire Dome V8 Engine ON DISPLAY NOWlrttMionffrHng Now Theetr thtf puts youfcd in trafficbuM tti oaptbleRarrying out uddn ttdi swiftly and safely at all The ntw 154 DeSoto AutowtthPowerFlltel, Nw PowrflH Trann1ilon Fuilytutomttleno clutchsmooth andiUent opcrationl Permits getaway and iplitseconcl response matched by ioother Entirely eliminates the oldtimelutch pushing and gear shifting New 170 H P Fire Domt V8Stepped up horsepower for Americasmost efficient engine means even greater acceleration and power reservethun the record Fire Dome engine of the past Its economical, tooNw FullTim Power Stringl Easiest, safest steering known Wheelsrespond faster, all hard work of turning and parking is eliminated Makes cisy as dialing a plione Power Brakes,too Assure quick, safestops with half of the lisualpedal pressure No jamming down no stretch all strain gonelPlus New Insercble Style I Long lowbody, massive new bumpers and grille , and completely new interior withsolidcolor mouldings, decorator matched fabrics, exquisite newcOntrastingcolor instrument panel Comein and inspect a Fire Dome V8 or Powcrmas,er SL DE SOTO Puts You Ahead it Drive It I Youll Love ItVANS PXNCDIEY145EAfIMABf ITEIIn OROUCHO MARX weekly en RADIO and TELEVISION NBC ond Medallion Theatre on TaEVfSION CBS Tues,Wed,Thur Nov 17 18, 19Edward G Robinson, PailletteVICE SQUADNovelty CartoonOoxningThe All American, TheGolden Blade Shew Siatfs, p M ijectsSun, lcn me N 151617THE GREAT SIOl X LVRISING Color By TechnicolorStarring Jeff Chandler and Faith DuiucrueNtvs Travel ttiuz Short CartoonilieatertTHE STAND AT APACHE RIVERtechnicolor Friday, Sa lux day, Nov 13, 14rouble F Wed, Thurs Nov 1819Double FeatureNORTHERN tATROLStarring Krby Lrant andChinook Tnc Wonder DogTHE HITCHHIKER Edmond OBrienand Frank LovejoyLatest News CartoonStephen McIIolly, Julia Adams Coming The Farmer iakes Awife AiHD SKOOT FIRSTJoe rrcCrea, Evelyn Keyes cartoon,Sun,, Mon, Tu el I TORCri I Stand at Apache RiverComing Dec 4567 From Here ToEternitySylvan TheaterCrawford, Miehrv1 and Gig YoungFeaturetee North oi tiieinSEA DEVILSi withHock Thursday, Friday, Nor If 14A QUEEN IS CROWNED tn ifectdncolorCcrnaton ot Queen F11Th AlsoTARZAN AND THE SHE DEVILSat to lues Nov 14,15, 16 17 4 Days 4FROM HJt Tu ETERNITYYvonne Le Carlo Novelty New CaitoonYour Harvest Furds arj invie Piotecled and InsuredTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HoweiL Buri Lancaster, Deborah Korr,shrank Sin a tit Donna Reed and Montgomery GaitAdm Adults 80c, Children 35cYveu, Thiir Nov 18 19 COUNT THE HOURSA drama starringMacdonald Carey Tersa Wrighf Cartoon and SportComing Take the rfigh GroundA11 e Brothers Were Valientuder lederai Supervision A Flint hunter, John ferumley,m was mired up to hi waist in aMember Federal DeposLt lnsur marsh JOJ Qwosso the firstCoporanon Ail Deposits lnsur cry He was saved by anotherid Up to SI0000 ior Each Depos aunter, David Ade, who ud a o rope and boat L u HI B I ft uWATtRIi ,otOf MICHIGANlo to CountyioaMICHiGANLivingstoni iuuer oi tnt EstateMay iioKar Deceased oSbr 11Oni9S3 Sald COW1 heW eI b ci rtuatt November 9, 1953resent fKnoracie hirain Rmith, Judge ofNiNotice is uereby Givi a, That aiirediLoro ot said dscecsea aie re mto present thei clcams in IJJ JIJr tL u S ManS ander cath to said fHy Given, rbato,n, an to serve , copy tiiorec 1 SCdd defeaupon Stanley Dinkel of Pinck to Pf690 aeyMichiqan,iidicaary of said es, ff m writrnq and under oath ul be hoard ana tne heiis a SSP11 J1 av of sad ae,sed be detent, 7, MiCS fiduua5y fmined by said Court at the nd that such doomProbate Court Janaary 5 1364, Whl b9 heard and the heirsat ten A M li Jxaejed That Notice at law of said deceased be determined by said Court at theof be qiven by publication of a e piice January 12, t, ,on 19,4 at ten A 1 he i en bv publication oi lor three weks con ori vioja tascdddayof LJ I makneyDUpatcb, w, ii to AC iJV htarina in he Pinckitov i1 patch, a newspaper, printed nr ircni tel in said countvand that iheT roov f th notr ypfMicierv cause creceipt demanded, n least four irn och kon party in iafir I wn adcxeai bywzic r rrv1 return receip,teenTl4days prior te such hear Semandfld at least fourteen tkry or by personal iervice at icr to ch hedrina or bvleast live W Jvm prior to such jerson et Ifxist five 51 earinq i rrior hj ei jvhartlioCram P Smith I Hiram H SmithJudt d PtobateA tni opy Tudae of PToJxite true copyCeieUo Parshodl I JelevUa Parshaii,I RecrtJterVSoil Fertilit y fteede d fo r Bumpe r Cro ps , Extr a Profit s andlo w Bushe l Cost1Hig h yielding , full y develope d ea r go t wel l balance d fee do f nitrogen , phosphat e an d potas h fertilizer 2Unfinishe dnubbi n lacke d sufficien t nitrogen 3Phosphatestarve d ear 4Chaffy , undermature d ea r neede d potash AKIN G mone y growin g cor n thes e day s depend so n ho w man y bushel s pe r acr e,vo u get Hig h yield s mea nhig h profits Lov yield s mea nlo w profit s o r possibl e loss Th e mai n ke y t o hig h yield si s hig h soi l fertility Agronomist s recentl y report i d tha t fixed productio n cost sa n an y cor n field, high o r lo wyielding , average d 316 6 pe racre Tha t wa s tru e o n fields yieldin g 4 8 bushel s pe r acr e an d o n fields averagin g 10 6bushel s pe r acre Suc h cost st includ e plowing , planting , cul tivation , interest , depreciatio no n building s an d machiner yan d othe r expenses Th e cos t o f th e seed , ferti lizer , pickin g an d interes tneede d t o mak e 4 8 bushel s pe racr e booste d th e tota l cos t t o42ida n averag e o f 8 8 cent s r bushel Wit h cor n a t 15 0 pt bushe l th e 4 8 bushel s gav ea gros s retur n o f 7 2 an d a ne tprofi t o f 295 2 pe r acre Bu t t o mak e 10 6 bushel s pe ras e th e variabl e cost s aver age d 4458 , includin g 847 4spen t fo r fertilizer Thi s boost ,e d th e tota l cos t t o 762 4 pe r acre, bu t th e cos t pe r bushe ldroppe d t o 7 7 cents Th e gros sretur n increase d t o 15 9 whic hlef t th e farme r wit h a ne t profi to f 8276 Thi s wa s nearl y thre etime s th e profi t pe r acr e fro mth e 48bushe l yield Th e us e o f fertilize r mean tth e differenc e i n profits Othe r vita l factor s affectin gyiel d ar e goo d tilt h an d S structure , drainag e an d a stal kpopulatio n sufficien t t o mak eus e o f al l th e nutrient s avail abl e i n th e soil I f th e soi l can no t provid e th e nutrient s i nbalance d supply , the y can beadde d i n th e for m o f commer cia l fertilize r carryin g nitro gen , phosphat e an d potash Yield s o f 10 0 an d mor e bush el s pe r acr e ar e possibl e eve ni n sever e drouths , whe n tn ecro p i s wel l fertilize d an d ha sa larg e enoug h stal k population Tha t wa s demonstrate d b yagronomist s i n droirthstrioks nMissour i las t year Count yagent s throughou t th e stat e re porte d tha t farmer s wh oreache d th e 100bushe l cor ngoal , fertilize d o n th e basi s o fsoi l test s an d plante d thei r cor na t th e prope r rate SF EL SLAM ABDULLAHThe Imamate of Yemen is an axutentKingdom in the southwest part of the peninsula between Asir and the BrlNfbprotectorate of Aden in ArEfc With aaapproximate area of 75,000 square milesand a population of 3,500,000 inhabitants, Yemen grows coffee and grain in feeplateau of El Jebel, the most fertile part of Arabia Its export are coffee, grain, hides and charcoal Its capital It Sna, anold walled city with eight gates Yemen was admitted to heUnited Nations on 30 September 1947, and it was representedat the Second Session of theUN, General Assembly byPrince Seif El Islam Abdullah Its flag has a red backgroundwith five white stars and d white scimitar in the centerDairy Feeding Costs W, Profits Boosted With High Quality, fertilized PastureMrtUittd pasture addi quick pounds to beef catt EN caa out their cost of 100 pounds of total dicostt to the bone gestible nutrients from pasfutl use of well ture runs about 75 cents MMMU, nigh quality rftsture To get cost cutting highand havraceordmfi to the Mid yields and top quality hay and3t Wtat Soil Improvement pasture, three main steps areCotftmitte needed 1A soil well stockedDairy cattle will product be with plant nutrients 2Thetwsen 70 and 80 per cent of use of well adapted mixturestheir total milk capacity on of legumes and grasses andpasture and hay Beef cattle 3Good grazing managementwill gain wIl on a ration that Pastures can be built up andis 75 to 85 per ctnt rough maintained at high producing4ft Shetp will do well on 80 levels when a balanced ferti t 90 per ctnt roughage lizer is regularly added Le tAnd tat tdtal digestible nu gume stands will produce attrltsts front high producing top levels only when they arer Surt art some of the chtap well supplied with phosphateata ft product Tht and potaX0 28 fire bumtd 125Michigan lostAndre lovcn and Betty Unateachers took th bus tear last r week uiroucrb the Antrim one ikk c Pensonaliii s Central Assemblya inq the hundxads of autoae, back from th north with jicuses on thorn tha noni apt to observe the him e BJiooanq the deer out of as and soon there willi aiepumen have studied problem for yearsDeer nd production dependae xood supply If there is enough iooa winter starvta a Even the deer thai iiv are stunted ana iwaucma the deer herd ibu only answerThe best muskeUunge in Michiiqan are taken from Lake StClcarelt is also famous for pike, perch and bassears ago it was consideredthe only thinq to do with swamp iCLid was to drain it and turn ito workable land Now conser vatioii men are not so sure Toomuch drainage cuts wild lifesiocic and coupled with landClearing and timber cuttinqturn large creas into dust bowlsFlooding projects are on inMichigan to bnnq back same of tiie iosi swomp area which isneeessary wild life production cad so far Michigan has completed 29 flooding projects ana55 impoundments have beenGood duck hunting was reported in southern Michigon the first day but not so good in northernMichigan where the foliage washeavier Grouse hunting we toso Few reported getting tan woodcock or snipe There warewere 4 hunting accdanta thatfirst day, 2 at Pte Mouille marshes and 2 in the upper penin sufa 836 birds were shot at PteMouille, 282 black duck, 212 blue, 200 mallards and 82 coot5 arrest wera xnad for viola inxrr TT aqain wamec ii, Ji ncf fires A cigarette sad many a million art , 10 crri for criwiaions in AUQ1 were iornoider bo icr a bear and K d season ha jCiher this yec L was cold an snov fell Th isus shenved c ise of 30 percentJ 3d over 25 acreRapidsOttawa t reported thei hunting, IV2 birds Th3 Thumb distric I, wth one bird perr, There were 2 deaths and uinL the first day 78 vie arrests were made,Plant Food Gut BackPoor Economy When Farm Prices DeclineJUTTING down fertilizer usevj when prices of farm productsdrop is tbe worst type of economy a fanner can make, says P EMcNall, University of Wisconsin agricultural economistSna lemkgh farm prices should4ref fl per tnt ani prices of ferttUsfjr skeal4 stay the satne, MeIftii ft, the average farmerwttfi m took 1M to increased r Important figures at meetings of the United Na Spaak, Belgium, political and securityttons General Assembly in Paris are the sessions, 2 Her nan Santa Cruz, Chile, ecomresident and chairman of its six main commit tee 3 Charles Malik, Lebanon, tea, who are shown above, where the real work manitarun committee 4 Nasito done In the center is Dr Herbert V Evatt, Iran, trusteeship committee CAustralian Minister of External Af ae As 1nadi, sidininUtnitive n iblv President Others are n r ri and U IIIDIIU T Big Number Is Lucky Hm for Girl RefugeeTwelveyearold Dace Epermanis holding flowers, left picture gets a special sendoff at Bretnerhaven, Germany, when records of the UN International Refugee Organization IRO dlsclosti that she was the 150,000th displaced person to be admitted to the USA under its DP law, Hctmother and father, leaving an IRO camp with Dace for their new home, stand with her m froolof the sign At right, Dace is shown aboard an IROchartered ship just after she first taw the towering buildings of New York Iare numbers of refugees from European lands have alseItseived new homes in Israel, Australia Me vnitcd Kingdom, Canada, France, Argentina and BrasJTodays Lesson The Lnnetl Nqtinns and How H WAddixg plant food vU irato drillcrop value for each 1 he spent forplant foodTests at state agricultural colleges and experience on Midwestern farms have shown that at pres ent prices, farmers can expect toet a return of S for each 1 inoated in fertiliser cActually, agronomists at B4id n agricultural college and iment statlene are advising,ert to increaee rather than cut their use t ferttliiet Tbete nn report that heavy ftr lieiton are tb mosts a farmer can makevtnity of Missouri ejsrecc report that in one teit, ES ci com land produced 1Mshell per acre, when 1,100 pounds nitrogen, phosphate and potashfertilizer was plowed down beforeplanting and a complete starter fartilizer was addd at planting time One of the first of hundreds of ichools throughout York, near VS Headquarters Athe world which art adding studios of the United that All UN, Member Countriet enNutioni, its Charter and its activists to their addition of similar courses to theircourses is the high school at Ortat Ntok, Ntw gnins was adopted by the Genera VjfV tx 1L 1119OUR DEMOCRACY by MatGROWING PAINSHAS ANrffcRJCA HAD SO MANy CHILDREN OR SO MANV PEOPLE ASTOPW SO WE Ae EXPERIENCINGCCKTAIJSGROWIMG PAJN5J SUCH AS THE NEEP FOR MOfcE ANP BETTER PLANNING FO RETI CEMENT, TO DO SOMETHING A80UTWHAT WE ARE APT TO FOSET ISTUAT7HE5E GROWING PMS HOLD PROMISE FORTHE FUTUPE IN THE EXPERIENCEOF A SELFPELIANT OLPER GMERATION AND THE C7VNAMIC 0lE OF AN ONCOMING70 CA FORWARP N THE WAVS OP OUR PBHunter Viclim of Own GunThere will be no more hunt in for Ralph Cartwright this arThe first shot from his gun wis is a 1, ari scored a damaging hitCarelessness or accidpntai No or i nv imwovcr Mr Cartwright was known as a careful hunlcr v lifiSlself, and his family, before the sonn , r, wun a lomen Accident special Hunters Policy TIKTU are two gterm plans available Before you go hunting, see your Ajent,GALE HENNDEElocal Agent 35F12om where I sit jfy Joe SfherifPsPulls a Votetalking with our newlyUeted Sheriff Williams the thr day He told me about a fei low who stopped by hig place late ana night just before election HeaffJ a knock at the doorAt ttld Pellow I never saw bettor ToM m his car went dead Idown the road and would I givejnim a shove My boy, Flip, and I went out to his car with him all set to push when heips oi the starter and theiotor tarns overf Well, FHp and I Just stoodt there when the fellow leans out the window end says, Jestwanted to make sure youre theright man to vote for1From where I sit, the fellowwhos quick to lend a hand makesany community a better one Batyou dont have to ran for offica to prove youre a good neighborOne way I know is just to have alittle regard for the other fellowWhether your neighbor likes beer or buttermilk, dyat try to ptuh1 n to your choice Just give him ir vote of confidenceCopyright, i3, United Stelu Mftwers FoundaticOnly you conPREVENT FOREST FIRES Please Check Your DexterFor New Telephone Numbers Starting Sunday Dexters new telephone numbers willconsist of the central office name HA mil ton and five numeralsYou can speed your own calls toDexter starting Sunday morning,Nov 15 by giving the operator the complete new number such as Dexter,HAmilton 68199MICHIGAN BELLTELEPHONE COMPANY TlPHONl DIRtCTi Refreshing asthe first snowfallin a Michigan woods ja sparkling glass MICHIGAN BREWED BEE xMichigan BAltes Brewing CoPeifer Brewing C an Orewers Association350 Madisoa Avenue Detroit 26, MichiganFrnkenmuth Brewing Co Gubel Brewing Co fSebewaing Brewing Co gStroh Brewery Co54 Plymouth BelvedereLack of fertilizer causedthin, spindly growth in centerrowHeres how it works in corn,according to research statistics The first 40 bushels of corn per acre go to cover cost of production most anywhere inthe Middle West Averageyields of about 50 bushels givea bare 10 bushels for profitBut when the use of fertilizerboosts yields by 3Q bushels ormore, these extra bushelsmean t high profit and a low cost i r wiww Twy iiiMir dttfiiaThe Belvedere fourdoor sedan is one of eleven beautiful body typti is tht 1914Plymouth line All models are longer than their predecMors tad all are avajjaM wiyi Plymoutbr new fulltime power steering and with ItyDrive a noshift cottbihatioaVANS MOTOR SALES IUS 1MB MAM MONK NU, 1953DispatchBntmd as 2nd Gam Matter cci PuatolBo Act of Marah 8 1877150 DT VtGenFLOWERS FOR ALL OOGASIONS fromWINKELHAUS fLCBAl GOPhone 204 Rev Beachy and family spentSaturday with their daughters and Litflle at Goshen fellLederachc and John Zookof Ann Arbor spoke at the Mennointe Church last Sunday, The RevBeachy family attended the 51st anniversary oi theFirst Mexinanite Chuich pi For I Wayne, Ind, Rev Beacjhy yas a speaker jLowell Byler and wife, JohnLederach and John Zaok were Sunday dinner quests at theTed Davis home, Buck Lake Dr Charles Hodder and iamilyi Omar Gcss and family Detrot and Frank Raidy and family of Bellville called at the Lester McAfee home Sunday Mrs Lester McAiee was i ,oi4 Friday Mr, and Mrs, James Kniqht,and daughter of Detroit calledon Mr and Mrs Henry Hauck Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Read wereSunday guests at the Herbert Peters home in Battle Creek The Charles Eiseles and WilI bur Eiseles ai Fowlerville called , on Mis Emma Vollmer over thei week end James Whitley and wiie, MaxReynolds and wite and WalterMiller and wife went to Detroit Sunday and saw the RobeI Andrew Nesbitt and wife spent i Wednesday at the Fritz Wyiie home, Ollie Silvassey and wife ot Brooklyn called at the Andrew Nesbitt home SundayMr and MrsFred Read entertcrined their children ana qiauachildren for dinner MondayMrs Edna Spears and JCJHSheldon spent Sunday at the Arthur Krych home at the MichState San , ,The Cy AtLee family of laa, win spfent the week end at the, Mesdames Ralph Hall, JoaWayne AtLee homeiBasydlo and Lester McAfee at1 Geoarge Meabon ana wietended a 4H leaders meeting called Sunday at the William at Howell Wednesday Marshall home in Stockbruq Myrw HwgliePlumbing Heatinglompiete Lin 3 Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERDrygoodtShoes COMPLETE UNI OF PUMPSWE SELL WE NSTALLWE1075 EAST M38 Phone 183F2CO ADont Wait Any Longer You Viil Soon Need h Also a Complete titock oiLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP LIES ON HAND GALL 2681 DEXTERHowellFor Prompt Dead Stock RemovalGULL DARLING Mrs Louis Covle was aSu and Mrs Bud VanNoimday dinner guest at the Char aUended a dinner gybonneau home and Saturday Qt e Warren Valley OourLXVEva Melvin , b T hisMrs Louis Coyle and Mrs law Rupert Garner, isFannie Cavanauqh were m j maBter , rr, ,Dexter Friday e Keith Bradfcurys o un Mesdames Mary Baughn ana tj Virginia Clark were in Deiron Vn and wife Of Willow Fridav , Village spent wee end at thei Clifford VanHorn and wife Tom Ware homeI spent the week end at tne Fioya Brandon White and JohnJwPeeksI k endin Grand LedqeRichard Cox ol Cai warewere home m CampAtterbury, Ind, Sunday,d Mrs, Francis Shehan S, HoeTVSERVT I Year Service Warranty on All Mw lele visions SoldiHitter J V Service WEBSTER ST, J HOURSDaily 8 to 7 Sunday 9 lo 8 jFhcra Howell 705J2 The C W Hooker family, Mrs ievfsiinqMrsMary Hoff tennie Shankland and Mrs Florence Covert of Ann Arbor called at the J H looker home Sunday JVli and Mrs A D, Canute of Muskeqon called at the Roy Diilingham home Sunday ft Mr and Mrs Jchn Boyer call ed at the Aria Jcluish home inV Byron Thursday and on Mrs J Ella Walsh of Webser Saturday Albert Dinkel and wiie attend ed the Presbyterian turkey dinner and Kiwanis minstrel show at Linden Saturday night W F Close was in berthMrs Mable chafer entertainthe OES past matrons MondayCohostesses were Mrs Sadie Read and Mrs Alta Meyer Mr and Mrs Edward Parker,left for Florida Monday withthelr new house trailer Mr and Mrs Albert DinkrtMrs Mable Dinkel and Mrs EGLER USES HEAT THATSLmma uinkel attended the funeral of Harvey Holmes at Jack son Wednesday The Lee Lavey family spentat the Hairy Lavey home in vo1 Mrs Albena Close MrsLottieTHE HowelL tnich Established 1B5 lncorporctiA Ccckinq Aco J anoe, We buy irnurice tect us an ur ioved OJloss oi life and aCM theft, windstorm, and B Mrf and Mrs HaroHMrsSwartbout anddinner THBS of Mr and ,n Weddiqe in Ann Arbor lasisdnesdcMerwinVihthan once It is loss or thett It ii ycurpof your ex help indOpen ayoarBob GraViom of vhas served nn th cirboard II yeenrrhus a catificate ot honor MGKtUMIOR28 Styles to Choose FromLet xn gv you a FREE demonstration ofraw Velvet work ihoei tpcLaUdesigned U tfv ou dayIons oooxofliTook at tfeeltt atureii vvttMt ii CUIMM lnnirtil ArifeSup peril T Neoprtm MlRuliting SSIM, HiiUt GroCArk SliflRiJijtant 8olM, Httitl Steel SWToit Rugged Hpmhljli, ElkTnnid Lutheflt Wldthj OVER YOUR FLOORSrURNACI HEAT No eosttPMS or gi to Instill or dtan Howard Read has a house about comfetrtid iw H1ATMAKIR8UARANTEEPSOKEIIO,JOHN DEERE H5OV6OUv fotmrTRACTOR1 Today, theres a fiuttr, etder, betterway to firmthe Joha Deoe lirepower way I Theres livelier, aon Uttfa powerIn a John Peere 50 or a60,M thftoks to Duplex Carburedoa tnd other matched er ,ine advancements uter,easier woik on PTO jobt with ft newlive power shaft that cms clutchingand shitting, that practically ftTftclogging , and smoother, easiereverready implement control withlnc hydraulic PowrTroL Theres lot more to the 50 and 60 and wo have full information at oar startStop in tomorrow and learn all aboutthe 50 and Wthe liveliest tractors in the heavyduty 2aad5piow, field drove arofcnd the campus We saw theducks on Grand River and a beautiful ring neck pheasantWe all had a grand timeWe are all anxicus to get our report cards on WednesdayFourth graders not absent or latefor Rhool in the first nine weeks are Carolyn Cosgray, Gerald Darrow, Edward Guy, Bunny Hinchey, PatriciaHollister, Jamela Kitchen, RichardKrahn, Denise Mowers, Brenda andLeonard Slayden and Kaye WylieFIFTH GRADE NEWS Mrs Miller brought white oilclothfor our science table to make it moiattractiveWe made birthday cards for Butt,Jean Salyer They are very originalOur Social studies unit Lochs mtila nice display on our bulletin boarSpelling is a lot lnui IJI uuinit in the new colorful wayPresident Eisenhowers pic Lure ismiling at us whiie we work A good writing sampaign has started in our room and we are all doiuour bestScrapbooks for our sick friends anarelatives are under way CORNfCThe Pinckney SanitariumRay M Otsffy, M D Pinckicy, MichiganDaily 1100 A L to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat, 700 to 800 P M Cr ETtEV, ,an Ave J 311 AppointmentILAVEY HAPHWAFIGirls andYoung Women STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the oi LivinastonIn tha flTcrfier of tiQ ZJames fudge Deceaj At a session of saia Cou November 7, 1953Present, HonorableSmith, Judge oi te SIXTH GRADE NEWSSome of our movies are finishedWe started them last Friday We have Mrs Clark this afternoonand we wiil have her tomorrow whL Mrs Tasch is helping some of the older students on their speechesWe have just about finished ourUnit on Sea Life We arc almost done with our puppets Some of the children in our roommade charts FridayWe are going to start units onEarly Life and Thanksgiving PhoneCity, lwiko Llot YOU i avm Propertyav With Meli i J HogtaPlumbing and RepairingLicensed Maotev PlumberPhone 188F21075 East M86, PinckaeyFUNERAL HOMEDon G SwarHmrt DirectorModern Equipment Ambulance ServicePhenes 30 aria 3, PinckneyyiPhone1 iv j,u i, v Lkney, Mich SERVICEi IJLJReiio en 6Specialtyersonaii NOW fTAlTT IMMEDiAT m9 Notice iB Hereby Given, TnatKA 2k Ww tfMM mi creditors of said deceased ww W are required to peaut thev i claim in writing and unaer oatif Wot Neoeee, to said Court and to serve a me Voioe and copy thereof upon Don W VunWinkle of Howell, iiichiu,v T ,,You cm fiduciary oi said estateandYou Learn You Will re guch claims will be heard, anaft, Two Monthsan d cease d b e determine d b y LO Cour t a t th e Probat e Ozeic e lanuar y 12 19 5 iH is OrdeiedTha t not i e t,, o f b e aive n b y puhucatu n ocop v hereo f fo r ihra e vsk t ecutivei y previou s t o v6 rof hearina in the P w , to bo served upon och krpartv in interosi address by re7iscrei mmi turn receipt demanded, at fourteen 14 days nrinr to Mrsjoe Griffith and daughtersSharon and Mrs Joan MattesonUouy speht Sunday at the Don Griffith White and family oi Ho home at Mt, Pleasant eU He works f W H MeyerTwo cottages on the north side Rev, and Mrs Ray Backus ciof Base Lake, belonging to Cliff 1 Chelsea Mrs Ann Ghiideaih ot crd Sanderson and Bruno Sim Huron, George, Fred and olicci,Dertoit were destroyed by jClella Fish were at the Herbert,lire last Wednesday and 2 oth Atto home in Jfcntningnam rn iiers ot M Augustus and Dr day,Corner Faust damaged Boat Iuane Gulick of Lul,houses and boats also burned, taanied ias week Caih Pinckney and Dexter fare depts j olic Cllapel at Forbes Air FiGlQjKansas to Barbara Ct 435FGCi S B i ke Road Q Reickhoft, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhojie 358 Residence MLUoyi Hentiss Livestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPinckney, Mich Phone 161FMrioger J GarrComplete Insurance CovPhone 43 Pinckney,MemorialsPrices You Can Afford To Pr jVJilford, MichiganMilord Granite WoitiReal EstateFarms, Homes, Lake PrJrtRf Business OpportunitUlList Your Property WiKfc MiGerald ReasonBroker 209 NorthPinckney, Mich heow More during thie First Year thic it Your Chance to Get Val Trakiing and Good Pay the Same Time Plus Recrulary Scheduled Increases Steady nployment Opportunity To Paid Vacation, PleasOtto Other Bell System t Delay VisitAUTSfMill COMPAHT hearing, ox by persor least fve 15 dayto such ecrrinaHiratt Hkjj Judge true cooy Parhal1 al cof Probate WANTilD CoPicking,newon Plant 4,i yv educe Farnt Profits i NCHING pennies on sood mo fertilert anvThd t tlirf t th et SO r acre1 O f ,nfvll is , irre V ut lm prices MI13 the MidlivcCiit Cii icr u ho port irvs oh rr iS chcrnr oi profits j irt uult m v, LIcstrcnt ot Topeka, Kansas Mrs L McKinley is spending a month with her dauqhter,Mrs Charles Laiieaur of Color ado bpriais, ColoradoThos NVurphy and wile spenthe weeis end at the James Mur um CUouirLi nacsio,1 i Tp vacuWANTED Plasteringand repair j obs Pinckner M106F2MAKC75 and up every wlte ruil or part time Take effdm for Americas largest selling, nrtlionally advertised UQUId FERT1LZER No investment WlttNaChurs Plant Food225 M St Marion,lGJ yds ci leeci Kc,phy home in Detroit,rCuandfo cpreatr tr and the jshel oi jciuced3i to inj athe JO J n i v jenAce FOh bb rcrnThe Tea Gray family were Sun Pnoneday guests ar, the Dale Miner home in Motion Al Nesbitt and wife of Deroi called at the Jesse henry A large crowd heard the CJvoice Ccooidv Lake chcr sinqat the Uongl, churcn Sunday night They appear soon on tho, Little Wheel of Fortune TV pro gram, New York City,Paul O StraWiieaKer brotherof Mrs Esther Campbell unaer LOl went an operation at Blodgett the JHospital, Grand Rapids Thurs brown day JMrs Beulah Martin is visitingthe Jay Brigham family in Grass J Lake , Car sMrs Eleanor LedwidSqe enter xpwtained her card club Tuesday , 2 Ross Hinchey was taken lc tthe Pontiac hospital last wesk, Weldy Walter Reason left for Hoiiy, Autonwod, Calii today , Leo Lavey and Kenz Murphy 1018 ECEwere in Dearborn Monday r The Roy Reason family spent Sunday in St Lduis fUf , Shirley Hosier of Milan ana etw, Russell Clark and family were MetricHarold Gallup and family, SkiverFarmington caled on the Murray F0R RKennedy family Sunday yer ai Roger Cant and wife and BobCarr returned from Syracuse, N L U K OilHeater, S Shtrd one year ottlPhone Pinckney 177Poi 1 On SALEtutne 3CMJ5 riiie, one 12 guage pWBi ya aud a studio coughJ Doyle, phomefed Berkshire1iLaurence Sober 1,75 Dvn ,ir4 u Guernseyncs had hist call, 1IJ botn bred or will trade for1B5 ,v Coon Lakei FOR SAiWuite nock ens MrsMowers noad,JUS any ovv and Used, cvt iMo workJ aeiiLal Write 15 PAlifS cuIIcs Aito Parts4v3Gss fcld andListedCraiiJi RivorPhon 151 v L, Michigan tTV Zenith HV2 cab ttALECiUAVKL,,sand and gravel gradeded, also procestod D I GRAVEL4 miles west of Howell atMason Road Phone 984 I 2 or FowleryiSe 1PIANO Classical or Poi L A BEA1,Rush Lake Phone 1I9F10 Plndmey, MyCWEN W FOWLEB 0L 1 Cfoot Specialist 216 W GUUver B,rs RoadO cozv and fu,rjsC MANDELLS SAW01 iy0UTo C0l,rlc fiV MANDELLS SAWished Ideal for LAWN MOWERr n family Child VM Reason spent week end with friends in DeneatsFruit 1ket Iw Courteota iffBLAI Messrs Merlin AniburgepiMwtin Ritter, Howard Read endwibess attended rhe LionsColts iootball game in Detroit Sunday Masdames Stanley Dinkelahd H Brinker were in Ann Ar bor Thursday , Mrs Kate Battle ot Howell andMr and Mrs Glen Vaidteurariof Byron called on Mrs Emma Dinkel last week Tse VanBeur ans have gone lo YumaArizona Kenneth Tyre and wife of AnnArbor spent Sunday at the nayBurns home , Jack Young and wife and3ud Omklin and wife attended the Jolly 18 meeting at the homoof Mrs Lois Lavey Barbour inStockbkricfcre SaturdayFrank Aberdeen and wifewere in Birmngham Saturday,Ollie Wilson of Detroit calledat the Joe Griffith home Satur Lansing State Journal carrled an item to the effect that Dr Ray Sigler 70,blind had beentaken out in the country bycouple of Lansing tavern friendsand robbed ot his pensionmoney, He came to Pinckneywithout funds Saturday and was taken to th county infirmary, Farmers Feed Supply Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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