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Bispatdj VOL. 64 Pinckney Dispatch Wedneidy. Sept 20* 1947
Michigan Mirror | M a i r i e d Saturday Gov. Kim Sis^ r is a very sus
picious individual. 'His attitude COUK naturally at the result of his grunu •Jury experience
Pefore an altai banked with pal) nn;, bubkets «f white gladioli Miss Barbara Jean Welch, daughter oi
The case at hand is his personal i ^ - and Mrs. Leonard Meyers ylo investigation into gambling club*
i n northern Michigan reports. At the beginning of the llJ47 tou
riat season, Gov JSigler (warned all law enforcement agencies that gam bling was not uo be tolerated in areas or elsewhere. No slot machines, no roulette wheels, no dice games, ami no gambling other than legalized betting on horse racing at Detroit and Northville. With a tou gh ex-.prosecuting att. in the state executive office, Michigan was to remain a no-man's land for organic eh gambling
In other years a certain amount of under-cover gambling was tolerat ed. at North Michigan resort towns. The idea was usuallyf this: The •'suckers" are vMl-to-do \|sit«rs from other states. ,If they want to gamble, it was their money to throw away,Locai citizens were iwjt admit ted; hence local merchants never had a chance to complain about nor. payment oi bills. Some times the k>e al prosecutor wa»s induced- to serve as att. lor the resort business in handling legal affairs. The tourist season waj» short, and the hotels had to meet expenses etc. Why not let some Chicago tourists contubute needed revenue, etc.?
The Michigan season opened this year, as usual, about the Fourth of July. State police and state liquor control comm investigators prompt ly made their check-ups on places which had opened in other years, off and oprr No signs of activity cou Id be detected
Late in July, hotw/jver, reports spread that gambler^ were opening up quietly! of course, to a few select ed customers. Attempts of police and investigators to gain entrance were not successful. One hotel re . qu.red credentials that the person was from out of state;
- .Reservations were received by the hotel from a Wisconsin business,! man for a week in Aug. When he arrived, he proved his credentials. His displayed money. And finally he succeeded in getting In casino wnere ne playpd games and obtai ed first-hand evidence. The place was then "knocked over" by State
Police However, the raid 'Oand there
were several others) all occurred in August. Critics implied to the governor that the raid** were a mere formality, "token raids" in fact to be made when the season was about over and big profits had been har-
smarted. rle
tiramun St. was married Sat." at 4 P. M. in Westminister Presbyterain church to Koss Watkins, son of Mr and Mrs. Donald Watkins, Iron Mt. Kc,. <JItn Carpenter officiated at the ceremony, at which Dean New. ton was soloist.
The bride was gowned in ivory slipper saiin and wore a finger Up veil. She carried a white prayer topped by an arrangement of gar I Tenth acinus and shofer ribbons j Pres. Jerry Heath
School News CLASS OFFICERS
Senior)* *• Pros Darrall Shirley Vice Pres. Otis Matteson Sec. June jHammer Treasure Mary Bezzeg Sponsor Mr. Reader Eleventh Pres. Albert Waddell Vice Pres. James Burroughs Sec. Rosalie Nash Treas. Norma Stecker Sponsor Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Lobdell
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Sponsor
Matron of honor, Mrs. Mervin Munk, wore a lime gown with mat ching hat and gloves, and carried t» semi-cascade bouquet of peach glad ioli. Bridesmaids Miss Margaret Ch aisbera and Miss Sally Fitzpatrick wore forest green yow and carried bronze gladioli. Linda Fear, of Det roit niece of the bridegroom wore white taffeta and served as flower p'irl. David Smith wla* ring bearer.
Donald Watkins, father of the Lridegrocm, a,;.^,te.l his son ua testI Kindergarten and Firft man. Herbert Davidson and Richard! We have a number absent due to Mosher were also attendants, andi sickness saun- the ri'uysts were Herbert Pall Lloyd Hull cut his hand and is in
mer of Pinckney and Stuart Fear off the hospital Dtu-i/it I The Kindergarten are Icarmng to
Mivs. Myers wore a long browii \ p r i n t capitol letters and some are shirt and a gold blouse. Her cor-| doing fine
of yellow roses and bronl Most of the First Graders are . i . i _ _ •»» \ n _ i . i . . _ . I
Vice Prejs. Joe Jeffreys Sec. Patty Rebman Treas. Richard S.hneider Sponsor1 Mi;, Hoby Ninth Pres. Milton Matteson Vice Pres Sonny Fuhrman See. Virginia Shirley Treas. Susan Campbell
Mrs. Laveyj Mrs. Stackable
| Notes of the Game I Current Comment
was sag ZQ chrysanthemums. Mrs. Watkins cho.se a dusty; rose ensemble to wih-ich she pinned her corsage of talisman roses and chrysanthemums.
A reception followed in the church parlors' where Miss Janet Hine w^> hostess. Assisting were Mi.-s Barbara Lewis Mrs. Obie Smith Mn-s. Rose Larde, Mrs, Herbert Pal mer of Pinckney and Mrs. Jack Stuttling of Mason
Both the bride and bridegroom are attending Mich College of Mill, ing and Technology, in Houghton, and when they leturn Sept. 2f) from a wedding trip through northern Canada they will make their home at :>0(> Houghton ave
starting work on their preparatory books and enjoyling it. We are anx. ious to read about Jim and Judy. Second and Third 2nd and 3rd
David Bums was nine years old j W o ' r s hfp"" a r M i Message last Friday | s g
Novem FVkUj J l i S o '
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Summer Mas* Schedule of U I U M
Sun., Sept, 21, 17th Sun, e"U .,.st, Com, Sun. for
lad.
after j young
SOFT BALL NEWS Pinckney; ended soft ball season
Firday night but not in a blaze of glory. They fell victims to another no-hit game & lost to Dexter Web era 10 to U. Four of their regulars were missing including Bob Singer
| and a patched up lineup was used. ' Paul Singer only allov^ed 7 hits i but got wi etched support, Pinckney
making I t errors. Dexter had a strong lineup Ray Peterson, former triple A pitcher ef the Ann Arbor Old Brew in the box. He had too much stuff for Pinckney. He struck out J 3 men. Pinckney only hit one ball out of the infield. Peterson while unhitable walked .0 men and
| hit one. Dexter got :] runs the 2nd
i»«'\ 2nd week of 57th Novenna l t h e 4 t h a i ' 5 lhc> 5 t h» a l 1 o u e i
Among the intentions are Sun ° r 8 ' D e x t e r l ^ycd errorless ball -c Wm. & Elizabeth K*nn*,K, 1 . K'l«,!l»e. Dexter second baseim late Wm. & Elizabeth Kennedy ic
sons, req. by W# P,Kennedy, also late Josephine Hubman; Mon, Feast of Seven Sorrows; Tues, late Pvt, Victor Szymanski; Wed., Relatives of Mrs, Margaret Pembroke ;Thur„ relative^ of Mary Dever; Fri,, late Joscjih Gavin ;Satt Ember Day,nup. tia mass of Miss Geronia Oleski of this parish and David Ball of Chels e a .
Prayers requested for the sick and recent departed among whom are Rose Keiaer aunt of Walter Keiser and Edward Charbonneau of River Rouge father of Geo.Charbon neau-
eman sliding into broke his collar bone
home in the 4th The first game between Brighton
The power of the press is great, just ho-wt great nobody knows. Recently a reporter for a Detroit daily during the hot spell visited receiving hospital there He found. montai patients chained to beds in the halls and corridors and the) place so crowded it wqp hard to get thrjugh. There were no electric fans and a number died from the heat. Receiving hospital is not for mental cubes. It is for emergency ca^es jsuch as accident victims.Tbis expose brought quick action. GOVB
Sigler ordered beds set up in the Vo<k and Pontiac hospitals in rooms uaod fo, other purposes and the mental ^atienth taken where they belonged. In a few days the halls at receiving hospital were clew oi mental patients
Those who iw*re yelling the loud est a yoar ago against the OPA or price control are now very silent.
that if controls were and City Service Howell was a tight i n 0 1 1 ' -claim affair, Howell finishing ahead li t o | r o m o v e d prices would level off and
cquailze has not come to pass. In»
COMM. CODKi'L ChURCH
R%w. Alfred Allard Paster Organist aad ckoir Direetor %i
Mer win Camaaoll s S. Mr Hear Tedder
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fPas>{ LoveU i4 having a party on her 9th birthday
Patty Thayer will celebrate her Jth birthday Sunday
Agatha Henry is absent this week because she went on a trip with her parents
Donald Packer came home from McPheifion hospital this week where he had an operation for appendicit?
Our room has a new? football, a I new soccer ball and a soft ball and
the boys and girls are having a fine
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2. Howell got a run the first on a hit and triple another the 5th on 2 hits and one the 7th on an error and 2 outs
Brighton scored in 2nd on a walk and a hit in 3rd on an error a hit aikd a triple. A peculiar play came up hero. Auteu was safe on an error. Mitchell singled, Lik'ht foi'ced Autcn at .'ird. Albright hit a fly down the rifrht field line. Th'; runners held up to see if it was caught. It was not. Mitchell scored Light and Albright reached the plate almost at the same time and ihe throw from the outfield wa.i good and Stub Musson touehod out both runners.
( END SEASON The Pinckney ;»...-e ball team end
*J their season .S'uday Ly beating Fowlerville there 7 to 4,Red Sequin
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vested. The governor was furious he oidered two Werner j places being struck, ace grand jury inv.v.'iM-ors to in vestigate. And whom are they to m-«^ti»«to? Well. State Police and
LIGHTNING FREAKS The lightning did strange things | time enjoying them
here 1:..,1 J hurs. A number of electric -loves were put out of order. Mrs, Merwin Campbell went to open the door oi her electric refrigerator and w^ii knocked across the room by the shock. Beyond a sore arm she was not injury*!. Lloyd VanBlaircum had a dan tied with a chain at the home of Mrs. Mary Kennedy. It wua knocked senseless by a lightn. nig -shock which ran down the chain but recovered apparently. Numerous otner incidences are reported of
Thifd and Fourth 3rd and 4th
Janet Shirley brought Linda Lee to visit our room last week
We made sunflowers for a border for the bulletin boarti
Joyce Ann Fuhrman was absent Sept. 15 and 16 and Johnny Burg Tuesday
Ronald Eberts has hay fever Joyce Ann Fuhnnan, Billy Vail
eau Sally
We invite you to Woijjhip with as at 10:30
There s a welcome and a mess age in our church for you , r . , , ,,,,
Chureh night Sept. 29 with pot f 1 ' e d , 01' Pnickney and Elliott for luck Supper at 7:00. Motion Pict. *owlerville.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT ures Sunday Eve Sept 28 A big Song .
I Miss June Bene Suggitt, daugh-er of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Suggitt of
and Inspirational Service at < :o0 Don't miss these good things
Rev, l m leather, Faet.»r • •«•»••••••• l e .00
»1 11:0# leat W * « r Let*!*
Young Pfe.uie* Jeeetirg 7;*0
THE UPTON CASE The following in regard to Richard Gorman, charged with the murder of Frank Upton near William-ston Aug. 21, was handed us by
Big Silver Lake was united in man-iage to Robert C ilills of Ypsilan'i .son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hills of Petoskey on Sept. 13, at 7:00 p. m. on the lawn at hir parents!' home, Rev. Allan! officiating. A re ception was held for fio guests after the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in northern Michigan.
MARBLE SCHOOL STRUCK Lightening struck the Marble vestigate? Well, State _
State Liquor Conrol Commission j Scnool early Thurs. afternoon, ran
Rev, Francis Murphy of Pinckney Lennon, and Stephen Richard was formerly a ward of
,HolIerbach are new in our room thi*[ the St. Vincent DePaul Society,
investigators! Gambling has been winked at, un
der certain circumstances^ by somo governors of Michigan. "We recall iw'nen we spent a week end at a Michigan resort hotel at which the governor was aguest, A friend invited us to see the hotel casino We had never seen a gambling joint and being a newspaperman, we ac . cepted more out of curiosity than a
alo.'.g the roof and went down one side, teaiing off some of the siding Although school was in session. Nei
year. They are third graders Seventh and Eighth
Paula Curlett and Beverly Harden are painting tb£ closet in their spare time, ^ ^
There are two ball games for our room this week the 8th grade play the 7th in football Wed. and Fr^.
"Richard Gorman, 16, v^as a
WOULD VOID SCHOOL VOTE The Chelsea school district and
12 other district* recently voted to form an agriculture school.The voti? wa-5 about 40'i to 500. Now a petition has been filed in Washtenaw circuit courtv by John Cox, former Mbhigair.me oil company head and
stead they have soared to the high* o.st levels known. The end is not yet,. We read that insurance ratel aiv to boosted 12.2 percent to keep to !,<<'!> up \\}th higb prices.All this su i td in a clamor for restoration of j :-:ce control to a certc.wi degree and U i.- 1'iobable congress will ba asked u» continue rent control for another year oi so. In Detroit evictions for non-payment of rent and are steadily growing and it appears if all cases \fere heard evictionts would amount to 1 everyj 2 minutes.
Notwithstanding that al! attend ance records were broken and cash admissions at at the Michigan State Fair this year were the largest on recoid, there i.s strong criticism over the way the fair was conduct ed. The horse races and games of chiiic«' (iicw most of it. The critics won.J iji.c li.em. Whoever heard of a . without races and games of chd . Tlu. Fowlerville Fair which ha, endured for t\\) years always lias both.They go with fair for the reason it takes money to run a fair and they bring it in. The exhibits on the other hand yield few funds. It remind. us of a man named Schcmerhorn who started a paper in Detroit, He announced he would print no crime nev^s as this tended to degrade the public, He failed to last long and his paper was absorb ed n\ the lieai si chain, bpecialiste
charge of the St, Vincent De laul others to void the election. Among Society up to May, 1947 at which reasons stated are that formation time he was reported missing from Qf such a district would cause un-the farm home where he had beon J necessary transportation expense, placed by a field worker. He was that present school facilities are then reported to the state police [ adeqjate^the petitions were improp and juvenile society a* a delinquent] e r ] y cj r culated, all srpnerb were
ther the teacher Mrs Vera K a l m , W e d ' t h « 7 t h a w l 8 t J l %**&* ^ 3 1 which is the usual procedure in ( n 0 t ' qualified, counting of balloU ' - • - * • - " . - - - - , . - L - fraueelent. Judge Breakey bach or "the pupils were injured. play «of t ball
Wc plan to put on a play from the Junior School Magazine soon
We have a room committe nowj to wash the boards and dust. They
Conservation Notes The t ale of fishing licenses in
Michigan up to Sept. 1 was 3.7 per are Joyce Clark and Lucile Beachy cent hgher than a year ago.640,607 * Jimmy Porter cracked a bone in
his wrist plaiyng football at home.
I sucn cases. He therefore became a, Jftate case and is on record a s ' such since last May. The case work er has repeatedly tried to find hini since last May but the family from (whom he ran away And his brothers and sisters have denied any knowledge of his whereabouts. The law
We are gald it did not happen here [ requires that *uch children at 1 tend school until they are 16 years
next day: The governor the orosecuting att. to investigate One wolf, 84 coyottes and 10 bob "reoorts" of gaumbling. cates .wfcre taken in July ;
vX WP don't blame Go'iaraaj.' Michigan's share of the Pittman, c- \ Zr being a suspicious man. Robinson wild life fund this year j n of Pinckney. The following off. M vii^i t lv doesn't know whom to] will be $413,188.58. Only Texas eq I »<*rs were elected n e eviaeuiiy^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ y . g r c . j u a ] l e d M i c h i g a n i n t h e amt.received, President, Arioa Vincent; Father!
organized the Parent Teachers Ass'
The township clerks of Michigan Vice Preg., Mr. Seckell; Mother ill be widely! are certifing agents unde/ the state Vice Pres,, Lucile Beck: Teacher
trust. But we do hope that Sort on the State Police and Uquor Emrol investigators will be widely
bli^ized At present he has put* new $5 fox bounty. They must pun-' Vice Pres., Dorothy Campbell; Sec. ? ? _ " T ^ / M A S under public suspic-J cture the fox's ear in three places Rene Mtfleifl Treifc^ Mr. HartolH
and fill the forms furnished in trip Porter; iHistoiian, Lulu Darrow, licate.. They got a 50c fee i By Law
The conservation dept. is paying Committee appointed by Pres. $5 u bushel for red pine cones and Mrs. M. Ruateil, Mrs. A. Shirley
Bishop Mooney of the Detroit! $3 a bushel for white. j Mr. R. White, Mrs. Lois Eerg, Mr Catholic diocese announced ^ .a t wmm, ^,,.,, ; L Hobey, a Boy Town similar to the one est- Ciw^nit f^rkiawt V * v « « ' N o w t h i s o r « l t t , ' « l l t i o n * c o e n *° ablished ly Fr. Flannigan in North! ^jirVUll rjdUUrl L\ C S each and every adult interested in
Siese agencies under pubh
Ion
NEW BOYS TOWN
PARENT TEACHERS ASS'N j okL This is not complied with in Monday evening, Sept. 15th an abme causes. Pauline Gorman, a sis.
enthusiastic group, numbering 56,1 ter of Richard was placed with Mrs. Raymonda Morris for a time
but was never iwHUi the Mike Har-nack family. The St, Vincent De Pa-J I society cares for orphans but not children ox criminal tendencies. Richard Gorman has been under criminal*, tourt and and (state police investigation since last May and the parties shielding him and misleading the case worker were be-yond the jurisdiction of St. Vincent DePauL Trusting this may be of help to those interested >n charity I remain your servant in Xto,
Rev. Francis Murphy
Dakota, to be established by thvi t u d Knights *of Columbus. The site is] ell las 130 acres near Macon purchased of the Henry Ford estate. It was founded by Mr. Ford as an agricuii ure school and the building there will be osed.Starting with 200 scho lars the enrollment will be incre&s ed to 600.. Shop mechanics etc will be taught Macon is 5 miles south of 8alino
P T A MEETING The first meeting of the Young.
lore school for the fa i r seas** will
Judge Collins held cot - ir How- School Age Youth of our commun-| JACK HAMEL last Thurs. and gran eH :he foil «ty. We ***nt to make it a real sue*.
iBfi H H 1 4 40 10 10 75 23 28 67 12 11*,
30 fi 10 74 18 VI
3f> 7 10 71 10 10
42 11 9 64 15 14 08 15 14
316 8 7
Pet .500 .387 • ' t • >
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.207 .230 .228 .205 .194
©wing divorces: Phyllir : jm Thos cess so come to the next meeting BeclS Charles from M "ak, Clara Sept. 30th at 8:00 p m. Do your ;rom Gene PaiiL Gera, i rom Jean ', part and we will all jrhi our goal. Ilammell, Albert from Margaret i.-ict, S. L. vs Rainy Lozo
Marriage Licenser * James Whitley, 26, Pinckney,
I'.osemary Read Schosser, 28, Pin-?kjicy; Paul Matytn, 24, Pontiac, Wilma McDowell, 21, Pinckney; Ho ward Craig, 20 Pinckney, Grace!
Your presence alone can show your interest at this time.
Rene Miller, See.
HKM SCHOOL SCHEDULE
wag has set a date for hearing the peti. tion-
B ATT ING AVERAGES
Bob Amburgey Gerald Swarthout Joe Lavey Keith Ledwidge Wesley Reader Fransis Shehan Jack iHaines Paul Singer Fred Singer Peach Palmer Bob Singer Phillip Gentile
WINS ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP 4
Winning championships is just a nother days wbrk for. Bob Singer, ,local soft ball pitcher..,After pitch-', in* Eagere Cleaners to the state Qas;< " C " championship' by winning 8 games for them in the .state toui • anient to 3 games in Lansing tour ament in 2 days went over to Brigh ton Friday night and pitched the Hamburg team to the championship of the Brighton league by defeating
Jack HameL 71, died at a coavalj the Brighton Advance 8 to 4. In escent home at Stockbridge T a e s J t h e 3 j$ame playoff Hamburg beat day after a Ulnes* of several mon. - - - - i ths. He spent most of his life in Detroit* coming to Pinckney about 10 years ago when he bought the Frank Barton farm. Surviving are his nrife, a son Harvey^ind a daugh ter, Mrs. Sylvia Gehringer, also 2
ri \ellow journalism,You have to ,h••.' the i>eoide what they want,
Tax exempt lands have long been a sore spot with counties and townships When the legislature re ccatly appropriated two million .dollars for the conservation dept, to buy recreational lands they roae in revolt and the dept, now pays taxes on half the assessed valuation. The university of Michigan is in Washtenaw county and owns much land on which it pays no tax.s. The board of supervisors of Washtenaw county at their last •meeting instructed their ftate ten. auor & representative to introduce bills putting university land on the tax roll. Ann Arbor receives a year ly bum from the university for fire and police protection, sewer service.
water and
Finckney Bgr. school has BO Sepf. **«1*e4 chilfceiw Mark Haana and ^ r a^tai i ler ' Mrs. Patrieia Dietrich of Detroit, 1 the country from coast to coast pit i lost Z*B»i"ey
he held at the tchool Friday night j Young, 18, Pinckney; Valbert Kets Committee \ er 22* Pinckney,. Ruth Ann Young
( 19, Gregory; Joseph Eainey, 26, Lynbrook, N. Y. Patricia Gannon, MRS. ELIZABETH NAUSS
Mrs. Elizabeth Nauas, 40 died at Hi fond Lake Tuesday night. Sui-viriag are her husband. Rudolph aad 2 daughters, Patricia aad Paul
Frfckay 2 » . m. at Spirr, Borne, Grand R'ver
26, Howell; Robert Warner, 23 MHford, Joan Beurmann 19 Brigh ton; Robert Phillies, 23* Brighton, Geraldine Collins, 27, St Charles; Ch** Leeaon, 40, MilfoHL Meta Ink •ter, 37, S a g i n ^ ; George
hi Gka E4em ceme. field, 2« A UowelL Betty Fogg, IV,
Their seaaoa atarte Oct 3 and they play every Friday from then until Nov. 14. They have 5 game* here, and,2 away.
Oct. 3-Brighten ham Oct. 10 .... MincheoNx Oct 17 South Lyon tiiere Oct 24
The funeral will be held Thnrs. day at the Banker Hill CatnoSe church with hnrial in ML Olivet J
Detroit
Oct f l . . Nov. ^ - D e x t e r «hare ifer. U . . Hardand
Mr. C F Hewlett and Mr ami M s ] Long lalaod ? " " * "^ John Bnrr_and aea^atteneW Soen%] Mr. ami U n Vkk Li imii
AL Arhar Tiiiiej | Mr and Ms M E faannv
CABD OTTMAMKS ' We deeply •nareriitf every IdneV
• a s and censoiatien enianiad to m s a t weak in the. s s of mm near little Jeffrey' j
Mr. * s l Mr»\ Dick Lejsfc of hali Friday fvening.fleat,
the Advance with Broegman pitch ing The Advance evened the series by triaim ing Hamburg Wed. who pitched McMichaels. Hamburg aent out an S. O. S. and Singer respond ed successfully. Bob is a regular Satohel Page. The latter is a farn-. _ ous negro pitcher who goes around and lost 4, P a ^ S m g e r
country from const to < ch<ng for different teams.
SOFT BALL TEAM The pinckney soft ball team clos
ed it£ season Fri. tqfith a record of 2< ;;ames won and 6 lost. Starting 1 April with the local league they
..e played 2 or 3 games a weak straight through Mntil Sept. 12. They scored 181 runs and their op ponents 10 7 ^
Their record is as follows :Wen>» Pinckney 11, Eagers 5 ; Piaeknay 1« Lagers 3;Pinckney ll.Cassidy Tech 2; 1'inckney 9, Hamburg 8 ; Pinckney 6, Milford 3 ; Pinckney, 8, Murray-, Dexter 5 ; Pinckney 2 Eagere 0; Pinckney 14, X. I. G., Dexter 4 ; Pinckney V, Steinhoff's 2 ; Pinckney 1, Milford 0; Pinckney H,Fowier. vilie 7 ; Pinckney; 9, Murraya % Pinckney 6, C ssidy Tech.5; Pinckney 12, Eageas 1; Pinckney 6 Milford 5 ; Pinckney} 15, Fowiarvfls 2* Pinckney 2, Milford 1; Pinckney 10 Brighton 4; Pinckney 9. S t Pans 5; Pinckney II , Brighton 2.
Lost . Pinckney 4, Fowlervis 7 Pinckney 1, Milford 5, Pinckney # Webers 9, Pinckney 2, Went flint
Pinckney 5, Weheft ft* A. C. 5, Pinckney 0, Webens 10.
Bob S:nger pitched 12
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For the 4th time in 4 •Am tne county
CAKD # T TNAMCfl ahip I wish to thank my many friends
for reaftesberittg me, on my 83rd Percy H. Swartkont, 1t» eUnt m%. birthday with lovely cards, flowers « no s-m, today of a heatt a s s n £ and gifts Mary MutpSy He Mi t forser snyorasf assfp
SrECfAL COMmmiCAlKH* active in nnhik life. There will be a snec&l eommnci. ed with the Congt
held at living^tou Lodge mud O.E.S. wnVn, hVswtnsftt-«*$&,
aMs.-*.-' :;.*-!)*-,
^ . Piacisnefj Pispach Wednesdy. Sept» 20» 1947
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Surprising, isn't it, how quickly Edison servicemen
can respond to a trouble call? As small a thing n$ a burned-out fuse in an electric range will bring the Edison man to the most remote farmhouse with remarkable promptness.
In addition to emergency services, ir/» nice to know that Farm Service Advisors,
"Land sakcs.;: it's the Edison man"
Home Service Advisors, and appliance repairmen are ready to serve you—quickly and efficiently.
Part of the answer for the speed of Edison service is the number of Edison offices—H6 of them throughout southeastern Michigan. Part can be found in the pride that l ^ s o n employees take in helping you get the most out of all the electricity you use.
T H E
"MUSIC FOR MICHIGAN" TUESDAY NIGHTS AT 700 OVER WW]
D E T R O I T E D I S O N C O M P A N Y
AVON THEATER StockbrM**, Muk.
Fri., Sat. S«pt. 19, 20
THE PLA1NE6MAN AND THE LADY
Wettarn Drama Starring WILLIAM ELLIOTT and VERA
RALSTON Cartoon Mutical Sport R—l Sun.. Tuas., Sept. 21, 23 "
jn Technicolor The Story of tha Beginning of Cat
ifornia and discovery of gold 'CALIFORNIA"
Starring RAY MILL AND and BARBARA STANWYCK. BARRY F1TZQER-
ALD Cartoon & LaUtt Newt Coming: "Trail Stroot", Mine Mutie", 'Tear in tha "Bamboo Blonde"
a llllllllllllllllllllinilltlllllllllillillUHIHi. 8
If irst National | bank. **
SYLVAN THEATER CHJCLSSA, MICH.
"Make Night'*
e
Fri.. Sat., Sept. 19, 20 CROSS MY HEART*
A Comedy Starring BETT^YI HUTTON.SONNY TU(FTS RHYS WILLIAMS, RUTH DONN
ELLY Cartoon LataatNaws bua„ Mon, Tiles, Sept. 21, 22, 23
"CALCUTTA" Melodramas with
ALAN LADD, WILLIAM BEND1X GAIL RUSSELL. JUNE DUtfWE. Cartoon Musical Sunday Shows 3. .6 .7 .9 Wed.7Thur7Sopt.~24, 25
Ir'TH'E PILGRIM LADY4
I A Comedy Starring LYNN ROBERTS. WARREN ROB. GLAS, ALAN MOWBRAY, VEDA ANN BORG, CLARENCE KOLB
Pica "LAND RUSH"
with CHARLES STARRET and SMILEY
BURNETTE • t ^WWaaf
S Under Federal Supervision I Member Federal Depaait In-S •uraaca Corporation All Do g ^ p o a i u Insured op to $5*099 *•
•aeh DopoMMW. . , _ .
I I I
HOW TO AVOID
FINANCIAL WORRY S
i. Out of every dallar you earn pay yourself something' first.
I. Set this amount aside in thrift account with us,
HOWELL Theater % HOWFLL, MICH
Thut,., Fri, Sept, 18, 19 TOMMY DORSEY, JIMMIE DOR-
SEY. JANET BLAIR in
'THE FABULOUS DORSEY6" 'I Comedy
Sat, bept, 20 Newi
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3. Live on have left.
I the money you 3 I 6
There's no better antidote for s money worries than having 5 ing cash in the bank. 3
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WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS 3
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Neighboring A OfM
The Huron Valley School at Mi] ford lias an enrollment of 1188.
The 8 poles wilii :>•>. :.\:\\\i:: h:iv.--Jeen installed on the Huron .Valley Memorial Field at Milford. Drainage trouble has bocn encountered and the field will not he ready for the first football game Sept. lil. Th<? field must also be sodded first
Iirighton base ball t e n : won t'.o championship west division of the
of the Tri.County League when the Ann Arbor Legion forfeited. They
beat Chcis-ea, champ of the eastern division in the first playoff game G to 6 but lost lost the secor-d Sunday
4 eo 1. The township of Salt in will hold
a special el: :Uon Kepi 21 to vof? on the purchase of a fire engine
.'uiti to allow the sale of liquor \ iit Siockbridge .school enroll
ment is 415, Fowlerville is 4:J.r). Due to the fact that mauraders
have been visiting the Stockbridpv {•ciufU'ry the gates will be locked at (»:0U a. m. from now on Dexter was forced to do this <••«; entl years ago
The Livingston countyj .sheriff ,s office i,s looking for the parties who broke in the American Legion hall at Howell last Iwfcek and stole 14 quarts of whiskey
The Chelsea school enrollment is 501
This county had two sucides la^t week Everest Wildfong, 43, gassed himself in a auto in Unadilla.Richard Moore, 70, an immate of the county house, hanged hmself there
Richard Murphy, son of Mr. and
Howell has play ball with tl
i s 1 >e|
student at '
Mrs, Jack Murphy) of signed up to N. Y. Yankees He is a Mich State
Diiring the Labor Day week end 19^)8(1 vehicles crossed on the ferry at*St. Ignace.
After a years inaction the Wanh tenaw county bd. of suppervisoiv has appointed a coimti, to dra.wJ , plans for a $2,0000,0<)o court house I The present structure is 7() years old and totally inadequate
I
Rev. moved st. |S
Lester Brenningstali has returned \ \
and Mrs. Hurlburt have Jg h.to their home on UnadillaJS
Note* nf 25 Years A so Amon<? those won 4-H prizes at j
the Howell fair last weefc wire Mark: and James Nash with heifers, and Marion McDonald with pig^'
Lefa Miller is teaching the Plain field school . -½ <&
home from Mont. He drove his Ford BepiUes bluilding a water tobog
gan at Portage Lk. Messrs Baughn & Miller laid out a nine hole golf COUTM
The state and count/ tickets aro.j Gov.,Democrat Alva Cummins ;U.S Senator Woocfbridge N. Ferris; Lt. Gov, Walter Mekerzio.; State S211 John Baker; Rep., Marion Uuason; Sheriff, Chas. Hoff; Pro^ecubtor,
1 Don VanWinkle; Clerk, Guy Kuhn
AVAILABLE FOR SOUND g C
LOANS £
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE* §
OR PERSONAL AT R.'IASOr* §
ABLE RATES s
.siiiiiiiiiiiuumiiiimiiiitiiiihicnmiMir 1
Treas., Chas. C o i H C c Com, Leon1
Slowe; Drain^ Com, ' Glenn Wigg Surveyor, Clay Gordon; Coroner, Jacob Singer; School Ex., Alict
Mr. ami Mrs. Melvin Haitwell of Memphis Tenn was Monday nite Thursday visitors at the home of His grandparents Mr. and Mrs. V Johnson
Johnie Ware of Texas were Wed •:r.d Thurs. visitor at Frank Johnson at Frank Johnson
Frank White and' family of Howell and Norman White and wife call Roche Ideline Webb; Supts. of P o o r f ^ t t h B e n White home Sunday.
I Oranges Tomatoes Potatoes Lard
(alifcrnia DOx.
Home lb Grown
Peek
1 lb. Pkg
3^c IOC 69c 27c
lb.
Butter Peas Saner Kraut
OleOmarglne I lb. Prlot
Mitflon Caa Brand
N»2'/' fits Size 1 M
Bacon Ends& Slices'" 49 Salt Pork Ife-
17c
Pork Sausage Ground Beef ffl" Pot Boast
. H V * u 4 Bsy's Overalls
lb
Lean lb
lb.
49 57 491
59 Meax's Dre«» Put* nd Sbirtr
Mike Roche, Frank Doirfee, Douglas Glaspie; Republican: Gov. Alex Gro sbeek, U S Sen., Chas. Townsend; Lt. Gov. Thos Read; State Sen, Hen ry Ross; "Cong Grant Hudson; Rep Lynn Gardner ^Sheriff,Fred Teeple; Prosecutor, Glenn Yel^nd, Clerk. John Hagman; Treasv Pea.rl Parker; School Com.a Alma Sharp; Sur. veyor, Grant Dunning; Coroner, Ril ey Crittenden, Elmer Dickinson; School Ex., Grace Lannen
j Note* of 47 Yeo ? Ago Dd Dyer of this place l.as some
peanuts on exhibition he raised him j self I Miss Iva Halstead has gone to I Paiw|'aw to work at the millinery
trade j The Sun. school convention will ' be held at (Hamburg the last Sunday I in the month
School was closed last week on account of scarlet fever
Gene Mann has arrived in China with the U. S. Army
] Guy Teeple has gone to Sault Ste i Marie to work in a hardware store.
Bessie Cordeleyi is attending Mich State College
I The Hamburgh-Putnam Farmers 1 club met with Ralph Bennett Sat. 1 Mark Wiljson is working for Tee. /pie 6 CadwIM
Will Dunning threshed 190 bush els of beans f»*om 10 ncre3 last wk.
Joe Placeway brought in a tom-*ato iL-t weighed 2% lbs
James Greene it a candidate for prosecutor on the Republican ticket
i Grace Barton has a new bicycle Born to L. N. McClear and wife
of Grc^ry Sunday a son. Mcdear Bros, of Gregory are
building Mrs. Colby's new hou:^ Rev. H W Hicks of Dexfir is)
the new M. E. Pastor here. Rev Simpson tfoes to l i t Cler^e «
Sanford Smita of Leslie it to be the new landlort it th* i iotd Tuo
$•00 in bills on bis person as e n d ] enc« that he could afford to kue J
The Charles Soule family of tHow ell spent Sunday; at the Phillip Spro ut home
Mat. 2 P. M,
DOUBLOON' with
GEORGE MONTGOMERY, NANCY GUILD
f l u .
ALAN LANE as RED RYDER in
VIG1LANTEES OF BOOM TOWN
Car+oon Sun,, M on.
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Sept, 21, 22 Mat. Sunday 2 P. M. Co n't
TWO MRS CARROLLS With
HUMPHREY BOGART. BARBARA STANWYCK, ALEXIS SMITH
COMEDY NEWS Tues., Wed,' Sept, 23, 24
THE BEGINNING OR •* THE END"
Starring BRIAN DONLLVY, ROBERT
WALKER COMEDY NEWS
Wm. McMacken who was home from the army returned to Norflok Va. Sunday
Sunday guests of Mrs. Jessie Wy lie were Mrs. Ella Wyflie of Ubly and Mrs, Cornelia Bowen,daughter
Mrs Ella Maier ami son of Pon„ tiac called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm Mercer Sunday
TAX NOTICE Village taxqs will be received at
my home on Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Helen Reynolds Village' Treas» 545 R. Putnam St. •
• New Crane fixtures are now in full production and they ars reaching the market in increasing quantities. There is a size and type of fixture to sott every taste as well as svery budget.
You'll like the fresh, modern styling of these ejuality plumbing fixtures, their many improvements. And you'U be pleased at Tie moderate prices of this up-to-the-minute equipment
Come in and see as—place your order today for earliest pcrc: A<i installation.
Pinekney
CALL US TODAY A I M f l M M B t t s M I M I t VSsMir O t J a M M a t e A S i / Cs^ lSaXl l l^BSlS l "B^'n SliS^SSVVSV^^VWVP Sal SJW PSJ ^S*VBBW^BBBSBS^B< SJS3 SJSjBBSSJB'lS'lSfBSJBJJ
MYRON J HUGHES ... Licensed Matter Plnmber . .
.. 186-F-6 . . . Mich,8717 Lakeside Dr. OPEN EVENINGS
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HiiNTERS:.
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Swan's Stow, ^IsjwstL Mick Boys s*4 Gifls
Swua's Stare, «sWfc4> iWssb SHai
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Stovs Brown and family hi Detroit
Mr. Spicknagel has given up the Swann's Store just received Shin. LAW>I«^ .~~— —'. *'"=" u* » • rnent o£ Red Hunting Coat. and | Z^}™***™*1* ™* L. Oarnes ia Bieeches. running it
The Lakeland Kings Daughtera
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PinckiteT DtftpacU ; ? ^ ;
Wednesdy. Sept. 20* 1947
ihe Peoples Store
Groceries, Drygood Canned $00 ds, Shoe
Gents Furnishings Lingerie
Kennedy's Gen. Store
•5P*S
LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING
Weekly Trip Made to Detroit
Lloyd Hendee
1 1
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Keith Ledwidge and Wm. Mc Mackea and wile were in Anil Arbor Saturday
Marshall Meabon and wife spent last week in northern iiichigan and visited the strait*
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SPOT CASH FUR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK
10RSES _ $10 )RI
CATTLE $12 TO SIZE AND CONDITION jC ACCORDING
HOGS $0 PER CWT CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE
BHONE COLLECT TO
DARLING & COMPANY HOWELL 450
Original Company To Pay for DEAD STOCK
ead or Alive |OWS $12 HORSES $10 HOGS $3 Cwt
DEPENDING UPON SIZE AND CONDITION '•CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE" Fuiin AnhnaU Collected Promptly I?
lodem Equipment Capable Men IE. L. PARKER, A*«nt Phone 8& Pinckney
FASTEST Dead Sto-k .Service in Maauurae
Antral Dead StoekCo •« L~
NOTICE
II. Roche i i one of the judge? Northville races and Mr» Emit Weddige of
Arbor wore goeott of DOB SW-
Mr. and Mra. Andrew Nesbitt are visiting nis daughter, Mrs. Ed Rad-tku uiiu family in Philadelphia,!^, Mrs. licrnlce Wylie accompan^edi them
1 is. John Bell and Mrs iirown were in Dexter Friday; • Sunday callers at the L. J. Henry home were Alice Lee Ware, Mrs. Alu:c Schoenhals, and Mrs. Lida Karus of -Howell and Tom Ware of Ak'xn Ohio
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mi\s. Garth Meyer has boo/, christ ened Janet Lorraine. Miss Loraine Koch of Lansing is spending ft week with Mr. and Mrs. Garth Meyer
Mr.and Mifc L.J. Swarthout called at tne homes of Mrs. Edith Gallop and Gordon Harmon in Fowlervillo Sunday
Lorna Shirley of Pinckney UJVI Joan Nash of i n well camped at the Mark Wash farm Sat nigit
Mrs. (Hazel Hoisel of Garden City spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Win ilaughn
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hendee and Mrs Rose Hendee spent Sun with Dr. and Mi*. Cecil Hendee in Lansing
Omar Gass and wife of Detroit spirit Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester McAfee
Mrs. Grace Kelly of Owosso is visiting at the Andrew Campbell's,
Clayton l*arin;i)ee and family of ! Dearborn were Sunday guests of Mr
and Mrs. Andrew Campbell. Junior Doyle and Jim Doolittle
, were in Detroit Friday night 1 Lemuel Martin and wife of Yp«l
anti wfcre Thur>. guests of Mrs. J Muvtin
C. J. Clinton and wife were in Fenton Sunday afternoon
Herbert Palmer, wife son data, ghter attended the wedding of Bar-oava Jean Walsh in Lansing Sat.
Eidsel Meyer and family; of Ann Arbor were guesta of Mr. and Mra Waalter Clark ene night last week honoring Mrs. Meyer's birthday
Eidsel Meyer and family! were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark
"Mr. and Mrs. R K. Elliot and Mr and Mrs Clyde* Fisher were in Lansing and called at the Seth Danwin home
Mis. James Brogan and son of '!:• iry called at the Stanley Dink
.jme lust ThursdayV Miss Jessie Winchell of Detroit
pent the week end with the Hoff Sister
Mr. and Mrs. M E Darrow took Mr* Constance Loom is to Detroit Friday from where she returned to her home in Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Willis of, Grand Ledge were Sun. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thayer v
Miss J/oreta Hoey of Dexter called on Mrs. Raymond*. Morris Sat.
Mrs. Ina Hemz and Mrs. Bailey of Carleton ^ called on Mrs. Nettie Vaughn last 'Thurs.
Doni Packer underwent an enter. gency operation for append>cit* and McPherson hospital last <«feek . Tan?c F.odia has sold his place on the Dexter road to Eli Aron
Bert W/Ue, Lambert HInchey, .Ridge Shirey and Dale Miller attend ed the Northville races Fri. night ;
Mrs. Nettie Vaughn spent Sunday| Neman Reason bought the Liver.! at the Roy Merrill home ill Webfter mare school property at tho taction,
Lee LAvey and family called on' Saturday Joe Hots at S t Joe bosptai Ann) . Acme and Roger** Paints and +AK >•-. VamiAea, Fisher*! Wall Paptr, - ' ^ T ton***** IkNtf, Mea,
Friday, aight the White families gave Frank White a Surpriae on hia birthday
Hollia Holloway and family of Plainfield spent Sunday with Dale Miller and family)
Sunday guests of Mr .and Mrs.W. Shehan were Ted Adseh and wife Detroit, Dr. Harlow Shehan and lainily of Jackson and Mrs. Madel ine Shehan and family of Ann A.bor
Robert Read and wire were in 1'etroit Friday
Jack Wylie w|io apent the summer at the Fred Everts home has returned to Howell .
Uua Campbell family,Maxine Atchi inson were in Ann Ai-b ir I n uight.
Clifford Miller and wife and Aga tha Jlenry left Thur*4ay for a visit to South Greenfield Mo
James' Hall and family of Dexter spent Sunday at the Merwin Campbell hom«i
Mips Ann Bird of Wayne was over r jrht guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Carver jr. last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Baughn and son and Mis. Karl Baughi. vjere Jalkson hhoppeus Saturday
Mv and M.\. Walter Van Fleet of Boonton K J were Fru dinner guetis OJ me Luil Baughn's.
Mrs. Robert Seefeld and daughter wore Ann Arbor visitors Sat
Mrs. Hazel iHoisel was guest of the Winston Baughn's over the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baughn entertained Mr. and Mrs. J W Lat imer and family lor Sun. dinner
Dr. and Mrs Robert Bird of Wayne spent last Thurs at their cottage at Portage Lake
Neil Baughn and David Aberdeen were in Ann Arbor Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Merrie and family of Ypsilanti were Sunday guests of the John Carver's
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nuoffer of Holt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendee
Miss Mary Martin of Howell w*ia the guest of Miss Alberta Dinkel part of last week
Paul Ludtke and wife son are at. tending the Spanish War Veterans reunion at Columbus, this week.
Bill Enquist broke his collar bone Friday while practising football.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Earl of Traverse City) spent Thurs. night with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendee
The Mioses Alberta Dinkel and Edna and Bernice Mans and lo other girls gave Mies Charlotte Roy of Howell a dinner at Lansing Sat in honor of her approaching marriage
L 1M I f i
1st STOCK fIL PIPE & FITTINGS BATH TUBS 4¼ *•» ALLOW WELL PUMP S 060 Gal, to 600 LVATORES SINKS WATER SOFTNERS »TIC TANKS LAUNDRY TUBS >E FITTINGS VALVES WELL POINTS riNGS JET PUMPS
tanley Otukek f% are now oflLn for business in the Stewaxt Anderson Bldg. Estfra-
gladly given for 6heet Metal work, gutters, downspouts, Sfooke ks and-turoaco repairing Tn the near future we will also be e<jr?pp-
|for welding and bracing. All work guaranteed
tnckney Fabricating 6 Sheet Metal Company
Don Main Used Car Lot 864 East Grand River, Howell, Phono 3 7
Open Evenings 1946 Chevrolet Two Door 1946 Ford Four Door 1942 Ford Tudor 1941 Ford Club Ccupe 1936 Chevrolet Two Door 1941 Olds CluW Coupe 1936 Chevrolet Two Door 1944 Ford Four Door 1936 Ford Tudor 1935 Chevrolet Tudor 1934 Chevrolet Two Door I93I Plymouth Eour Door
Tractor^ Truoks J939 Ford Tractor and Semi Trailer 1940 Chevrolet Tractor
Attention! Milk & Stock Haulers flew 1947 Diamond P, immediate Delivery 11-2 to 2 Ton Cab and Chassis long wheel w
base. 2 speed axle, 8 1-3 x20 Tires %
|D .n Main Sales The marriage of. John ^onohuo
pou of Mr. a.xiI Mr*. John Uonohue f ™ ; ™ ' ~ of I'nadiila to Mias Dons Anderson Mr;. ^ ^ C a r r
ttyi w u n m r
will 'take place Sept. 27 at St. Son
The Harry Lee and Mylo Kettler and
eph's church, Howell Mrs. Kenneth Wylie uiui children
spent Sat. in lluwkll k, .:u>th Wylic atid family spent
Sunday with friends at 1'oilaL-e Lk. Mr. and Miy. Hichard damn-
and I children of Vp.-ilanti wrru Air.--.
Three weddings are scheduled for here Sat. Miss Geronia Oleski of j Sunday guests ot hoi si>ti Rubh Lake will be married here In John Carpunter and Uur.ily the morning. Miss Grace Young and Why not buy your winter eloih Howard Craig at the Cong'l church I ing and Heavy l-o»)t\vcaj now while in the afternoon and Mrs. Rosemary Schoaaer and James Whitley at the Fred Read home in the eve.
Selection is n-ood. A small payment will hold yx)ur purchase. Swan's Store, (Howell, Mich
Roy Clai k Las old his farm to Russell Duj-' nt |)<'troit
j\lrs. Wa"<' ( far k ami Mrs. Wm JetTreys W"ic in (Howell Friday
Walter <laik and wife and Will Ura*h w«re in Chelsea Sunday ni,";hi
Mis. Madeline Moran Stock and (laughters, l!inninn:ham spent last 1'LICS. with Mr*. l.Kua Spears with her daughter. Her son, l-lowafd is a l-'reshman at Mich State college
Small down payment will hold your Hunting and Winter Clothing. Swan's Store, ,!loiw,oll, Mich.
Thanking the People of Pinckney for their kindly and Courteous Support
I Am Announcing r
Hot Beef 0
Hot Pork
at the Murray Kennedy Soda Bar Under New Ownership
VICTOR EOKOS & BETTY ROKOf Alee rerving Hamburg Hot Dog
flft»wleUsi Chili * • • • . . ' . * »
' * * , WeJn^Jy Sept 20 1MT
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TERMINAL LEAVE* BONDS Since Sept, 1, 1947, the restriction on cashini Terminal Leave Bond* I has ^been rifted,
Many have already concerted their bonds to cash but many more have not. ihe 2¼% interest on the bjnds is higher than the average investment bring* teda&WUh tha thought in mind we urge Veterans
. to retain their bonds as long as kthoy are alSle, aad consistent with
their needs. We wish to remind our customers
that they me>y still buy Service E pavings Bonds at their ban*,
Mttom m Sank Berts end
Monty te Interest
sTirne • _ - „ _ _ __ u# S» fS,eM.0O ha~
•ured by ear asemhershjp la *oeL •r«l Dsposlr lasa*
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W Council Proceeding
Regular Meeting of Village COUM,* cil Sept. 9 1947. IT
Called to order by Pres Parker, followed by roll call of officers |
Present: Clark, Kennedy, Swarthj out, Palmer and Clinton
Absent: Dinkel. Minutes of last two meetings
read and approved Motion by Palmer supported by
Kennedy to allow following bills: Detroit Edison 1( St Lighting)
$105 .93 Detroit Edison )(Fire Siren) .90 Fescher Co. lOPower Mower 165.00 Geo. Meabou Jr.) (/Repairing of Flag Pole 17.00 Stanley Dinkel ((Pipe for same
8.78 Lavey Hdwe |(Misc.) 15^65 Stanley Dinkel ^'Assessor's «salacyt
lOO.Oo Motion carried
Motion by) Cbarlti supported by Palmer to investigate repair and cost of re-roofing fire hall Cauied
Motion by Clark supported by Kennedy; to pay Assessor $100 a yr salary Carried
Motion by Kennedy suported by Clinton to pay Clerk $100 a yr. Sal
PROFESSIONAL CORNER Van Winkle & VanWbkb
sUj s t Daffy, ML a I o i r w 7 V a « % a e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Piadney, Mick. I Ckarles K. ******
Deil, 11*00 A. at to Z »00 P. M, Aftteraeye at Law
Men., Taee.,FrL, Sat., 7s0*4i*0 p.av. | ^
ML G> R*M*CLUSK£Y DSNT1ST
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Aaa Arher, Mieeigaa HAROLD a CHUBB ,
Hawaii, Mleeigea Local Representative
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PERCY ELLIS AUCTION*!* Fkeee SPll
Pinckney, Michigan
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HERBSNIkW iss aor* CTTisi mm Hawaii,
Baal Batata, li City, Lake aad 9i
ary Carried
Usl Year Preaarta WMfc Ma
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Motion! by Swarthojut supported i by Clinton to adjourn Carried'
Mildred Ackley% Clerk
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MEET THE HOST OF THE STORK CLUB
DEAD FISH WASHED UP The epidemic which is killing fish
all over the country has ait this sec tion. Many dead fish are being wjashj ed up on the shores of nearby lakes L. J. Swarthout counted 135 on*| day last week washed up on the; shore of Big Portage Lake near his' homo. They were mostly ciscoea with a few bass and walleyed pike. The conservation dept sent a m a n - . . , . „ . - „. ... n4!1 out and his explanation was that J"** flub\ P a u l Ga^c
ft° ^ J ^ l the recent hot spell heated the sur» W " * £ £ » m a ° JnT w S face of lake to such an extent that "• a / T w o n ? 1 . S the fish coming up from cold wat- this Sundn/s Sept. 21) i*me of . — .u- w.*r._'**u^ .„!,« «„/f„_lThe Detroit Sunday Times, Michi
Here's your opportunity! to read the fabulous Sherman Billingsley
| the former farm boy Jw ho now heads, the world's mopt famous
GENERAL INSURANCE u
Pkeee St # 1 Flachaew . . Micklgea
. A U C T I O N E E R FARM SALES A SPECIALITY
PHONE BEAT WYLIE PINCKNEY 7SFS1
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MARTtN J* LA VAN A M S M f e' ««w
IS BHttfiaa AaUga T3SFI r Renairiig
State «717 Lakeside Drte Lieeate Rush Lake
P.H.SWARTHOUT & SON FUNERAL HOM*
ss Plaekaey. Mich»f.
FRED C- RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST
ISO WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN fOR APPOINTMENTS
"*«• ftestdoaee S I S i ^ M l -
er on the bottom of the lake sulfa cated. The fish are apparently heal thy
ODD FELLOW MEETING The Odd Fellows of Centra* Mich
will hold a district meeting at Bat. on Rapids on Sept. 20. Ted Thump-son.tditor of the WilHamston Enter rise is grand marshall of the grand lodge. The meeting is in the high school gvra
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Mrs. Clare Miller ;w*a in Detroit Tuesday *
150,000 treat and shrubs are dot ng planted for wildflower rover on 10 Michigan Btate game areas.
Born to Mrs. Marilyn Newman at Mc*Phe4son hospital; jHowel^ Mon a daughter Mrs. Newman Uvea wjth Mra. Mae Daller
gan's MOST INTERESTING SUNDAY PAPER.
FOR SALEs.-Tractol, Plow,, 3 section drag and one two section
|drag; About 5 tons of hay and milk cowoHolstein) 26 months old,very tame Htfresh in July 1947) Also fur ntture, Double bed* and Bpringst electric washing machine and stove mattresse, bed spreaders. Women dresses, coats & overcoats, book case and other articles. One 4% Briggs Str&ton gas engine, one brass single bed mattress and spr ing, bedspread, and etc. Come down at any time, from 9-6 p. m. At 11506 Dexter Pinckney Rd. Pinck
T. Bodia
S E P T I C T A N K S & C E S S F 0 R SALE:....I.pair .Heavy Work « ^ U . ^ . » * ! L . T Horses. 10960 Stinchfield Rd. P O O L S C L E A N E D Pinckney Mich., Owner F. Pearce
WRITE ALLf.NKL HOTEL FOR SALErNew built in bathtub ROOM 70 a PHONE 414$ and new medicine cabinet.
ANN ARBOR SUCH. Mrs. Ted Singer, 3015 Monks Road.
Classified Want Ad • w r a w B " " FOR SALE.2% H.P. Garden trac
tor with 8 inch Plow and Cultivator complete W. E Beach Glennbrook farm
Personalised fitting servkt, «x. traordfnary Braf-gfedlet .foundations at very reasonable prices.
j Phone 446 Mrs. Martha CStrobel
428 ^^-wm^isdUlSki
ney.
FOR SALE:..Small year round hou Part or f* * L R ^ h L a k e - Cft11 J°hn Lobdell
Housewives!!! S AV K YOUR
WASTE FATS
TWO WHEEL TRAILERS FOR* SALE.ANY SIZE, NEW, STRONG Easy Pulling, Well Balanced and guaranteed ; kw 600>cl6 wheels, axc^s,, springs rfhd hitches for sale Open Sundays. WILSONfS ( RENT.A_TRAILER
TRAILER COMPANY 917 Grand Biver Ave. Howell
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Overcome Shortage
f&LUX Fate There is world wide shortajp of
got one fifth of what they ased la l fd l . Tkls
ete* Without tke help of
year, One oat af avi
l i . AmaHeaa Wtekaae,
4 VegetabU Oils,
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House wires there
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STATE OF MICHIGAN IN CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSION ER'S COURT
!for the COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON BEFORE: GLENN C. YELLAND
%Circuit) Court Commissioner Herbie F. Sneed and Dor s I. Sneeo his wife
PUintifii - V S .
(Clarence L. Moore and Florence A Moore, his wife
Defendants ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
TO: Clarence L. Moore and Floi ence A. Moore 6304 Spokane Detrci* K TAKE NOTltiS mat yoa are here] by required to appear before < .<», Circuit Court Commissioner for ...« County of Livingston, State of Mkl at my office, 1141¼ North State SL In the City of Howell on Friday Bepteasker 26. 1947 at 10:40 o'clock in forenoon of said day to answet to tke compliant of Herbie F. Sneed aad Doris L Sneed plaintiffs
This notice is given in accord. aaea with tke Section 149?« of tke Compiled Lawa of Michigan for 1929. it appearing to this Court from affadavit of Herbie F. Saeed one of tke plaintiffs herein, that yea are concealing yourselves with la tke city of Detroit County of Wayne and State of Sffckigae.
It is tkereiere ordered that a copy af tkle Order for" Appearance be
In tke Piackaey Diapatak printed and circulatiae;
|p ant Caeafty of Livingston* oaee eack peek for tferee aaeeessrve week* and tkat a copy ec tkes Order ke
to tke iaet kao ky
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FOR SAl.E-Light fixturedrop style, dining room or living room, never used $4^ door chimes, 2 tone $1.50 pr. boy's shoes,, ,size 1^,760, ladies ring, 14 K zircon yellow gold,
FOR SALE.. Gladioles spikes, mounting, $18. 245 Unadilla. cut daily. Plenty of colors to picic Phone 68, Pinckney, from also iwfliite 60c a doz ^^ ci^vm. A O Wm R Barrett 728 E Siubley st T 0 R L N 1 " 4 ^ 0 ^ . , „ , Howell Mich Phon e733 W ' 1 9 0 ° B e a r d s l e y R°*d
FOR SALE :....500 White Rock Pull FOR SALE-jHale and Alberta ets, 8 to 10 weeks old Peaches about Sept. 2,, C. H. Lloyd Pinckney 18F22 Guy C, Michaels, 5416 Patterson Lake Road, SALESMEN WANTED: Part or w ,„ „ u „ , full Time. A money wving house 8 b U R Howellafter 6.
hold product that setya easily. Lib _ " ero! comm. and exclusive territory, STATE OF MICHIGAN Write to L. V Heath, Pinckney M, T h # Prob*«e Mart for ta« County FOR SALE:__Norge Oil Burner! At . £ L r t w
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Lucius J. Doyle Tel. 42 £? W 7 l * "ld C o u n t y o n the 310 Putnam Street 8th day of August 1947 A. D.
Pre Bent, Hon. Willis L. Lyous, Judge of Probata.
FOR -SALE :....Potatoes at $1 00 , n the Matter of tke EsUte of per bushel. L. W. Umstead t Son William B. Gainer Deceased! FOR SALE:..No. 2 eating Pota- . R'^sell W. Gardner havirtg filed toes. 1.00 per bushel in said Court his petition praying WillGi'd Wiltse Ph. 131F4 t n a t the administration of eaid es
tate be granted to Russell W. Gard FOR SALE:. -Nine acre Farm. Lo n e r w some other suitable porson,
cated tt mi. from Gregory on Toma I I is Ordered that the fith day of Rd. with seven room houie full'base October A,D„ 1947 at ten o'clock ment, good barn, chicken iiouse, dou A ue« s t A. D., 1947 at ten o' clock ble guruge all it. a tod repairs also 'n the forenoon, at said Probate Of-
'small orchard {'ce» °* &*>A is hereby appointed for ' Price _ . $4800 Terms hearing said petition; and that ail Arthur Bullis Bowdish real estate I**8011* interested in said estate ap
pear before said Court, at said time FOR SALE:...Seven room house, a fr sho.ild not be granted, wo bath's, shade, garden, fruit good JJ » ™thar Ordered, That piblie ocation. 260 Putnam St. • • ^ «**•©* »• given by pub Ilea-FOR SALE: Heating stove, burns , t o a « * j " W •< ttss oMtr.for three wood or coal, heats 6 rooms. suecee.!ve weekb previous to said
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POR SALE.Electric Water Heaters *u**t*d In said County. 52, 62 and 82 gal. capacity. Have in P«>bate. itock. Stanley Dinkel Wilns L. Lyena, Judge of Probata
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Finder return aad receive reward. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Lynn Hetjdee^ phone 36F12 Un. Madeline Stock of Birming
ham and Mrs Edna Spears called WANTED:..Ashes and rubbisk to on Mrs Emma Burgess Wednesday haul away. WUl also pick up old Just arrived a Large Shipment newspaper and mayaxinea. af Boys and Girl's Dungaree*.
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