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Wedneeday, November 9, 1955

MICHIGAN MIRKOR History of livingston 76 FOOTBALLF. & A M. PinckneyThe third annual Michigan Wesk

will be next May 2Q~26.It wiU startwith Spiritual Foundation Day M«iy20 and end with Frontier Days May26

With the temple buildingthe lodge began to consider acquiring

tioaatf Winjrer, ReporterThe Pinckney Pirates were victor-

ious att StockBridg e Friday ,wianiaging 25 toO and dominated the sec-ond half of tthe game. They startedThere will be the usual exchange ' the drug store building. Azel Gai- t

of mavors and chairmen will be ap~ | penter when master conducted a I 8l°w and did not score until the lastVI UlmJ) t *i_*_ I h a l f t n i n n t a nit 4ka «La*»An«t n l l ** ta*pointed for each county

Dry groups are finding much support from public officials in theirefforts to outlaw the sale of nearbeer to children- The content of thebeer is one half of one percent oialcohol contentRev. McLennan ofthe Michigagn Temperance Found-ation said a bill will be introducedin the legislature to ban its sale ' ochildren, iho liquor control commiss

and the Michigan Board of A1--

poll by mail but it was gnutwfac- I half minute of the second quarter,ballots not frf'pg return-) Starting on the Stockbridgc 47 Chrisid estate offered it to the [Campbell took the ball to *the 15,

Masons for $5,000 but at a meethig • Then Dick Higgs went around end

$l» Mary's CatboQc cuwcasWv. Ft. Albert Schmiu, Pastor

8:00 and

Kinder garte/tWe have made 2 pay:ea of safety

at

Ix-slie Merritt in the CountyN o ^ i ^ ^ Z i Z ^ 7 ^ Z \ TT\ %?** ^ e l t e n . h a s

na ne*. t w o | had *n «"torial on poor handwriV

7 j * cvenjn4> wheel bike, Marjone Duesenberry ing and wondered why the

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about as many were against the purchase as for it. In 1931 the Read es-tate sold it to Elihue Wiggle. Windsor realtor who put it up for sale.

to the 1. yd. line 2 line plays failedand then'Campbell went over for atouchdown. Packer converted andthe score at the half was Pinckney

Friday evening afterDgyptioi* and Saturday from9g0 £• » , and Sunday be-

The Masons held another meeting 1 <>» Stockbridge 0.but affer a debate no decision was In the second half Pinckney beganreached. Russell Livermore W. M. to cl*ck- Campbell went 45 yds. toheaded a delegation to Windsor to score but the ball was called back

M r W i g g ] e I t w a f l made u p {>j and Pinckney drew 15 yards for holdS h f R R d F d R d ingDon Packer passd io Hi h

ion and tne micmgan Du«»« * ! *«e Mr. Wiggle. It was made up of an<* «ncJtney drew 15 yards for fcoldcoholism say they will support it. fieg S c h a f e r > R o s g Reftd> F r e d R e & d ing.Don Packer passed io Higgs who ithe beer is distributed by wholesal- W a l t e r G j r a r d a n d j H Hooker. w*nt 30 yds. to score backer's con.-I

7 : 3 ? . . gfoxe the 8:00 M

NemeaHe WwrchCaW*xy Mennonite Church

Ezra Bettchj, Pastor

Elementary School ) CURRENT COMMENT

S. S. gupt,Morning WorshipSunday Scbr oiYoung Peoples Meeting ..Cottage Fellowship Service

Wdnal

Walter Each10:0011:007:30

8:00

era and supermarkets jyira and superm jyir- Wiggle set aMichigan physicians, dentists and ^ t a k e C a n a d i a n

- Wiggle set a price and offered version kick'was'wide. In the lastt a k e C a n a d i a n m o e y n i c h quarter Wayne" Stone" went 3o'ydsw n i c h quarter Wayne" Stone" went 3o'yds.

veterinarics will meet in Detroit on , flt t h e r a t e o f e x c h a n g e brought the o n a n e n d «»n t° score. The- Nov. 1« to discuss training auxiliary * " ---" ••

medical aid in times of national dis-

aster.The state new Fair Employment

con/erprice to about $350C. They bought s i o n ki<* was blocReu \it although the Masonic Building Then the'second team went in a dAss'n only had $1000. The balance «a*ned 81 yards to score, Bobbywas borrowed of Mrs. Barbara K e i ly scoring from the 18 yd. line.

Commission calls on the public to Tessmer, a u n t o f Walter Girard D i c k Kennedy's conversion kick wasco-operate with them and end dis- p e m e m ^ r t n j s w a s i n depression blocked. In this gam« a preview wascrimination in employment. It saysno person whatever should be fetfs-< J employment on account of race,color, creed, religion or ancestory.

It further asks employers to hicome familiar with the law and /toadopt policies consist*

Skidding around the use of-'pen-allie3 it said it will endeavor to

avoid the use of enforcement powersin the law in hopes the people willwill copoperate.

MORE STATE POLICE NEEDED \The legislature has authorized the j

addition of 200 more men to theMichigan State Police and a drive ison to obtain them. Application fistswill be closed Nov. 30, 1955... OnNovember 10 at 10:00 a. m a statepolice officer will.be at the town ha'lin Pinckney to recruit men. They willbe Troopers Ronald Colton and Bernard Schrader of Brighton.

The p%y is $ 116 during- the tram-ing period every 2 weeks and $192in the trooper rank . The maximumis reached in 4 years. The troopersare a too furnished uniform, $75 amonths subsistance and travelling

ways. Values were low and money * i v e n o f n e x t ?**** prospects as 5scarce When 1937 rolled around they sophmores were used in the sta.tiigstill owed $1000 on the drug store, lineup. Speculation has it that Tomstore having been vacant a year. Wylie will be next years' quarter-Ford Lamb, then master, made a **& as he saw some action in thisvow to pay it off. A two day show Position. The second team appearsand dance raised $600 and the next to h a v e m a n y £<><** prospects foryear the balance of $400 was paid (

n e x t year. The next game is Fridayoff. A dinner was given to celebrate j a t Haslett which is near Lake Lan-the event at which part of this his-' &**g- I* w i n , start a 7:30 p. m. Thetory was read. Mrs. Mae Dallar O.E. 7 seniors will play their last game.S. worthy matron lighted the match Campbell, Higgs, Packer, Stone,which burned the mortgage. A year ; Heath, Dyer and Henry,before the lodge borrowed $400 ofRoy Dillingham to pay off M*«.

Tessmer. Since then the lodge hashad 2 more fires. One in 1946 did

StoneStockhriduree

L.E. Rjsner

slight damage. Another in 1949 didover $6000 in damage and the dining

room had to he rebuilt.

A RoyalArch Chapter was estab-lished here in 1872. Dr. Haze washigh priest, Wm. Ball,, king;Wm.Martin, scribe. Other .members.

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JacobsPotts

Ramdell

Rev. J. W. Wingtr, fasterSunday School 9:30 a. m.Morning Worship 10:45 a. nuThurs. nighi prayer meeting

at the church at 8:00Wed. choir practice 7:80 p. m.

The People's OhurchM-36 Weet between Main and

Unadflla StreettRe?. Keith Suegsegger, Pastor

Sunday School 9:45 a. ra.Morning Worship 10:50 A.M.Youth Group 7:00 p. m.Evening Service 3:00 p. m.Thurs. Prayer Meednc . . 8:00 p. m.

r. CKoir Practice Wed. 4:00 p. ra.Sr. f>oir Practice Wed. 7 i 0 p . m

has a new bride doll. Dean Gardneris going Lo hav»' a pon> Jer ry lieufhwent hunting with his dad..We havelearned 3 Thanksgiving songs,DoLg.Kaiser' dad is going- deer hunting.Deane Anderson hu<- new flotiie.s,and shoes. Bub Twitchell g^t awhistle from a box of cereal. ( har-lene Kinsey'.s gold lish died. Wemade a pumpkin from a paper strippainted it orange:

Second Graft*Nancy Seaman visited in Yji. . u:ti

and Dennis Reynolds ha.-> a . i,ptruck. Linda Shirey lias new 's.Linda Wylie a Shetland p< ny, „ :udaVanDlaricum went for a ride v.iihher grandfather, Alan Bur. "s i mth-er put snow pants on his doM uud j pOrtatio7. EmpTovhe followed his big brother hu Cng,Linda Curts brother is home lo rnthe hospital. Ruth Beachy ha : * ompany Sunday. Christine Diakelto Lansing. Sharon Blades hasclothes.

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Third GradeFlorence Utley has new

do oi bear down harder on the 3 &Reading, Riting and Rithmetic.Whenwe .sent to school penmanship woetaiiy ht. Maybe it is yet but we dozrthea:- much about it. Each pupil hada copy book and he was supposed tocopy the line at the top of the pageTLex-v were several styles ofhandwrLi.-ig-, Spencerian, Verticp^and a slanting style. Typewriterschanged all this and now all theyhave to do is sign their name. How-ever the c have become so inelgiblethat it now customary to type thesignature and have the written onebelow it There is an old story, thata fanner got a letter from a rail-road back in the days when .he rail-road was the chief means o trans-

rail—rail-road got free parses, t a t , - . s

eage books for i '•» mtires andlegislators free passes. The farmerfigured the railroad hud s nt him apass although the <'i.l not kn •«• why.So the next time he had oc> asion touse the railroad he handed the letter

-hoes ' ^° ^ e ^'-"'ductor when he cpine toce Utley has new s h o e s ,Mary Wylie has a Shetland |,ony, | collect_ iures. That gentleman squintCcnU*y, Francis Reason went to the e d a t . l t ' t u r n c d * o w r ' u ^ e d o w n

Masonic Centennial

pancake brunch Sunday and ate 13..Joan Eichman visited her

and the!) handed it back to the farmer who for 3 months rode fre.- on' t b t

Joan, Sunday. Cherie Schmidt visited r.aih ' (>ad- T h e n h e t'ot another letterv,^.. ~,.,,*A *i :_ TT ii ,. i from the railroad, this time tvnmAher grandmother in Howell kundu.',Larry Baughn visited relatives

the railroad, this time typedwhich read .-Some time ai?o WP wrote

200

ntenn „ „the Masonic ' Milford Sunday. Rose Marie Ve Icier y ° u a

fs k l n p y o ,u t o . r e m o v e

Donald grand chaplain was speak -Japanese wife. Ro, er Bonne: hn, ;i

er His text was the 133rd Psalm, new cocker spaniel, Fritzi, Co mieAfterward the lodge officers atvl Kaiser had company from L-

entertained at lunch A n n Marie Young went to

once.

Athur Godfrey made the Itorttlast week by his usual method'

KitchenGeryczHenry

backerHuhmanHeath, <

R.G. hzeS riGvee o f M AirAir n vis

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ETH.F.B.

Bumpu3Fredenburg

CambuvrLee

MillsSchuette

were Wm. Sprout, Reuben Finch, Substitutions-Heath, Higgs, SimWarren Hoff, M. H. Twitchell, O. onson, Dyer, Kelly.W. Teeple Thompson Grimes, Jra} Pinckney brought home the

banquet is aCamp at 7 p. m. The program is:

El CSunday P u c k c t s t d

Organ Musicpg ^Eloyse Campbell , uncle fiom Indiana are visitinp h,r.

Chaplain,-• Weleoire and introduction of Toaat-

F. L Camburn

J Pinckney brought home the t~Reeves, Gershom Swarthout. It phy which Stockbridge. has won the j S i n / i n f ?

-. Toastrnastev, Howard Taylor, R.W.P.. G. M.

Craftsmens Quartette

day,

Fourth GradeDonna" HoIHs^eYI a.1 "(•b'mp'iiriy Sun

liorowski's birthdayBaxter has a

hisworked for the Woodwards.. Mrs.

shot her husband. Thepolice the Woodwards quarhad only worked for God

frey a week. This bring3 the numberof persons whom Godfrey has fired ^ /od to 21, mTUrtty-entertafnert »n fife "lWi'program. It is a habit with Godfreyand never fails to get him front

n p w Donna Ilollister's ki ten l)ixp:e n°tJce.

gave up its charter in 1885.

expense. They can retire on a pen-sion in 25 years.They must be be-between 21 find 29 years of age, 5. f« ,9 in in heighth nnd have the equival I legation to the first grand dun-ent of a hiph school education. I h e l d »« Adrian that year. It was

Pinckney ^ furnished a number Mr. and Mrs. West Hinchey, Dr. &

past $ years Stockluidge also crownIntroduction of Grand Lodge

In 1868 an O.E.S. chapter was or- ed a queen and their band playeJganized here with Mrs. Delia Hinch-sy as worthy matron. They sent a

Offi- f n l ! o w f > d her to school. Rollene Si igre's mother went to Ann Arbor

NEIGHBORING NOTE*Ray

Mrs. Dale Messner of

groupLucy Mann A. C; Grace Young, *'UUF " """"„• w l W l i i i of W n Ts ~ . T..I fl^i.. T—.^.pioyd J'ack- a c a r d n v C n b y R l C . h a r d W.1. lde ' 1 6 ' Of last week

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of men for ihe "siote" police: Larry ; Mrs. Haze.They gave up their cnarter » ' " ^ ^ " ' " j ^ t t v ""rlalWe"

r8r^yJrLrsGM^nkel> •=" ™ - ^™rv"™: z t ^«?z%* JSS.~

HANDY HAMMER —H CLUBThe Handy Hammer 4-H Club mot.

at the'town hall Thursday nite with30 present. Their officers are Pres.,Tommie Singer; Vice Pres., JudyRoot; Sec, Mary Morris, Treas, Karen Tessmer. Leader,M«rshall Meabo-.i.Meet every Thursday at 6:45 p .m.

HANDY A N D Y T S CLUBThe Handy Andy 4-H Club met on

Nov. 3 Their leader is Joe Basydlo.Their officers are Pres., Donald Sing-er, Vice Pres,, John Pietras, Sec,

! TV *< ™,<ofc«w4 vUitnr* ^ " '"""< c* vveni, v0 A n n Aroor i A f e w y e n r s a t r ° a " a P e d reclusef ccrs Distinguished visitors. , | R t A U ^

History of the Lod re ^\Cf^ | Fifth Grade G a r b a w h o h e h a d n - t s e e n e x c e p t i n

Remarks Henry Russi. M. W. G. M. ^ e w e l c o m e S h a r o n J u s t j c e o f R e d t h e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ £ ^ford township to our class. We ha e Now an oil well has been struck on

it which is flovIt is in the oil >^,

in spelling were Ronnie Haines^Toann Donne, the recluse, was offered $50,Bloxom, Becky Morris, Mary Lee I 000 for it which he refused, in the

Benediction

Julius Savler and wife an<l Wm.

on Mis.t

Edna

Aschebrenner.Nanoy Read. Last weekwas chewing gum week. We enjoy-

SPea1"9 j ed, Ruth Guida anda r e

oil boom days.

Wallv Pietrns; Reporter,Basydlo, There are 7 in it.

Victor

FOOTBALL SCORESLeslie 26, Dexter 12; Rowe41 39,

Durand 0; Saline 39, Milan 0; Dundee 7; Lincoln 7; Chelsea 20, FlatRock, 7; Boysville 21, Addison^S;Ann Arbor 32, Jackson 6; Fowlerville26, Okemus 13; Holt 15, Haslett 0;Linden 39, Goodrich 0;Sand Lake 26,Kent City 6; Waterford 32, Milford66; Ypsilanti 37, Berkley. 9; St

Addie Turner, warder; Julia Sigler, v e r ^ ^ a n d ^ ^ ^ _seatinel. The points were Adah, w&& mi]e& n Q r t h o f M u n i t t h >

Nettie Vayhn; Ruth, Flora Gnmes; T h e c a r ^ s a i d t o be doing 60Martha, Martha Whitcomb; Llecta , b o u r T h e t r a c t o r h a d n oLaura Sigrler; Esther Emma Crane r e a r ^ h t ^ ^ u s b g a flash

An assembly of Rainbow Girls }. h t T h e . , u r e d w e f e teken ^was organized here 4 years ago. F o Q t e h ital> J a c k g o n <Mary Jean Hewlett was the fust ^ Q f i r e d t w a S „ „ .

Stockbridge. 6 other children were Gerald Henry of Detroit,hurt.including both the driver of the ' ^hitehead and wife and Beatrice

church last week

j partitions.j Vandals broke windows

worthy advisor. Mother advisors havebeen Mrs.Helen Miller,Leota Reason " jr"J

and Mrs. Emma Boyd.and did

The Pinckney King's Daughters H a l i o w e e n

were entertained Thursday by Mra.; B r l h t o n h a 8 dedicatcd a GroundWm Brash sr. with 23 present, Qtaerrer Post .. Mrs. Lulu Darrow led the devot I C o a c h N i c k M h o fions and read the 17th chapter of w g c h o o l hft8 r e g i ^ H eSt. Luke Members were asked to maM^ t 0 p y k c e I l t o f p , ^ .bnng gifts and jelly at the next; ^ ^ w M k ^ i n d u c t e d Jnmeeting for sanitarium patients aadcandy and mints for convalescent

Lamborn og Gre-ory and FlorenceTupper of Flint called on theJesse Henrys Sunday.

The Clarence Pratts and theFrank Bowers of Ann Arbor spentSunday with the John Boyers.

Lloyd Hendee and Bob Kourt rtended the Michigan Milk Producers

Prof. Carl Walter of Harvard Un-both ill, We read the news on the ' iversity recently completed a surveybulletin board, We had a meeting, of the nations hospitals and in Ato discuss plans for an assembly/ speech before f the American Collegeprogram. Art Segura had a birthday "f Surgeons said he found many ofand spanking he was lO.Mary Lee them in a deplorable condition es—Aschenbrenner brought Junior Natur! pecially in the cities and are infest-al History Magazines for sccience. \ ed with ants and cockroaches. Little

attempt is made to keep them clean.He said Detroit has several such.For

SixtbWe have started a new unit about

Egypt, Mrs. James came to our r;om ! years there has been a hospital. T , , a n d to ld us about Africa and show-! .shortage and although new hospitals

at Lansing.A«««№>• ! ed souvenirs «he brought from there | have been built most of the old onesInn at Chubbs Corners has , , t w a g i n t e r e s d f ] ? W e h a v e g t a f t e , , a r e s t m | n ^ ^ d m a n y Q f ^ ^

been sold to a Mr. Boos of Dearbornwho has taken possession. Jug isworking at Willow Run.

Mark Abney returned from ahaulaway trip to Virginia last week.

John Bover and wife with Mrs.of Dexter called on the

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g e j and many of thesedafries. Butch Nosker and Bobby date back to civil war days. We haveBeck are in charge of records.

4-H SEWING CLUBThe Weaving Needles met Tues-

been in some of them and know theyare ;-,ot in the best of condition

j . / •

We think the legislature missed

Stanley Tomczyksucceeds him at Dexter.

Normal

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homes Refreshments were served H e r b g n e e d o f H o w f t l l h a g

w i t h M r s " H e r b

Thoma7~22, South' LyoVe- Roosevelt ' D e *- meeting is with Viola Read.22, University 14.

assisting.The; «&-£££.to Hale, Texas.by

of his father.illness

; ciav niprht with Mrs. Easydlo with the boat lasl week in their effors to'11 present. The following officer:- ' decroa.se highway fatalities by de-

were elected. Pres.,Mary Mcnlce: Roc voting; so much time to establishingKaren Eichman; Tre'as. Raphael , a s t- l t e ^ced limit and not enoughNash, Reporter, llarbara Singer. Mrr,. fo kt-eping drivers licenses out ofBasydlo and Mra. ./im Singer are t' r thf l h:i"** o f incompetent and reckhome.

George VanNorman^and wife,Al- , ^ ^^ ^ T ]CSS ^ . ^ S h e r i f f , i c e ^ j u d

bert Dinkel and wife, Mrs Mae Dall, w j t h M r g > M | f f k N ^ - ,,PS h a v o t h e p o w e r ^ fcftke

er

Dinkel and wife, Mrs Mae Dall , w j t h M r s M a r k N a s h .and Blanch Martin attended the j

Brighton O E. Installation last,Saturday night and were entertained

awaydrivers licenses but as a rule the

4H NOTICE

^Sr^^LJI?^S, N""1""1 ***•.°a ' t a t l 0 ». -°!?*r-' tt the Rev. McLucas home follow-Miss Eva Kellenberger, daughter C h u r c h Saturday at 4 p. m. m a cer-

of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kellenberger e m o n y attended only by members ofwas married Friday evening at the * « families, Miss Barbara Miller

ator at Howell has purchased ttheKohsmaa who will return to Chelsea.

lag i t

RO8S HINCHEYFrank Gould has been elected, j ^ g Hinchey, son of Chester and

T h e P i n c k n e y Area 4-H Clubs will j h a r c i t o P f l t ^ e mones deprived of them don't find it

hold ftC pot luck supppr at the eie.m-entary school at 7 p. m. Saturday.There will be an election of officersand talent show.All members, parents

keep right on. Then many

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Cong-1. Churrh to Stanley Lobdell ?*u*h*e r°^ M r s- Helen Miller^ »ad c l l a l r m a n o f t h e Livinjr»ten Conaty A B I U R , , , , Hiichey was born in PutReT- d1 W ^ n T °-fCilting- °n I y ' » ™ - ' » - " . ^ l t O - ^ l « 2 2 ? ! C » « " . .«?*^- - I »Ttown.hip July 6, 1876 and Hiedmembers of the family were pres-ent! The couple were attendede by

Mildred Kellenbersrer, sister of the;bride and J arry Lobdell, brother of;the groom. The' reception was at theelementary school. 1

M a r j r a r ( . t Holfingsworth, Sec.

. brfdee's djew was light blueJ e r 8*y ^ ^ «n»«»tone trim

"** ^ •ccessories. She carried

INTRAMURAL BASE BALLThe two sections of the 7th andSne

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nlmtownship Juy ,£ i The Livingston County sheriffs ^ h T p o n t i c c state hospital, Nov. 3

w « Winger, d e p t j a i I e d 2 3 o v e T t h e Halloweeen 1 9 5 6 H e m a r r i ed Kate Webb, dausrhweek end. ! o f t h e l a t e R. G . Webb. She died '>0

M r 8 > E m m c t t H a r r i 8 o f Howell j "^ g returned home from S t Joe hoep l t a l t ^ A r b o r .

Claude L, Taylor, former Green y

O a k npeTviaor, member of the V e ^ e f u n e r a l w a a a t t h e SwarthoutR

. . . . .w a» bridesmaid.

deCeased was farmerSurviving are 2 sons,

Harold and a daughter,br€ther, Guy.

O a k npeTviaor, member f ^ e f u n e r a l w a a a t t h e Swarthouta j 0 " " « wo°l 8uit» • » - , county road commission and county P u i i e p a l H o m e Sunday 2:30 p.m.fRev*"* *Zt*»im "«» w h i t e i d i d t H l l l t k ^ l

The two sections of the 7th and j , county road commission and c o u t y P u i i e p a l H o m e Sunday 2:30 p.m.fRev8th grades have finished their base &°ra tri™ *"* *Zt*»im "«» w h i t e engineer, died at Howell last week, ^hertson of the Howell Epis opilb l l ri M L d i d H C "f68 A n o Id Cluckey was his bro F c belonging to G. J. chSJchofflctahit. Burial in the

hfiM t h i Whitball series. Mr. Ledwidges Hept Carburators defeated Mrs. Morriss' I

F o wCluckey was his b r o -

thers best ma*. .... , M i l l c h o f NorthfieM townahlp Whit w ^ " » CemetervBobby Sox Sockers 18 to 19 for the ; A ***№& wa* held at the brdet | morB i^i w e r e poisoned laat week. r m e i J B C j r ^ ^ _ 7"•th grade. Then they defeated Mrs. : h o ™ a f t e r t h e ceremony for 32 j Aa empty ParU green and arsenic ANNOUNCEMENT

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L ** * ****aat* o f | box were found in the bam but the T h e 9XigMgemtaxt of Miashigh achoot and is employ j owner tayi they were not hi*,

of Michigan.The

Anderson's 7th grade 33 to 9. In final game with Mrs. Sharpens 8thgrade girl Mr. Ledwidres team won16 to 12 making them Junior Highschool champions.

These frirls showed promise as athktiea. Margaret Higgs aad Jean

' groom graduated from South Lyoahigh school and works at the Mfch-gan Seamless Tube Co. there Jkfter

LIBRARY NEWS

MadoreJack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs..

OPtvi, Lakeland Kellar.

New books at the Library are The £frs'Prophet by Asch, Trailinjr Trouble

aad Kickoff by Moe-

Robert Jack of Pinckney and Gulfport, Mist, to Edwin Rowe, son of

l dRowe of Portland was«t a fa m i iy dinner at the

*oa» Saaday. No wedding <Ute

IX APPRECIATIONWe wish to express appreciation

for the many ways in whioh we wereremembered during the week of ourgolden wedding anniversary, theshower of cards, the flowers, thegifts and the visits of friends addedmuch to the enjoyment of the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henry

CARD OFF THANKSThe art classes of tthe school We--

svire to thank Lloyd VanBiaricum ofVan's Motor Sales for making itpossible for us to paint the storewindows for buying the paint so th*5

project could be a success.Mrs. Swarthoufs Art Classes.

TOR SALE—Dtio-Therm large oilspace heater with blower.Paul Singer Phone 0P 8 ft?5*

lose their licenses. Many of those)arrested involving traffic accidentsare found to have no licenses.

loi attended the benefit dinnerfor John McDonnell at the Lester MeAfee home Saturday night Jhe iponsorts were Mrs Hollis White, Mra.Cliff rd VanHom, Mrs. RobertStrops, Mrs Howard Green audMrs. Lester McAfee They wish tothank all those who aided in makingit a success. t

Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Young(Joyce Clark) at StJoe hospital. AnnArbor Mondays son, George William

Mrs. Cacia Chamberlain is homefrom New York state

Mrs .Merwin Campbell compliment^ed >. Barbara Miller at a Useser last Tuesday night with 28sent. Games and group singingenjoyed aad Mrs Campbell preeidtiat the organ. The guest of honorceived many nicewas served Mha MIHar w«t

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DKPATCB Wednesday, November 9, 1986

G L AUTOMATIC and DRYERS S U-J& AC i n goas of North Lake and been sent to

Pindkney high 'school played ^ a state~hoM>ital-ct Ionia.6 to 6 tie (same with Hartland there j t h c s t a t e aoapwai. •« wu« .Friday. M*Devitt scored in the first 1 A marriage license ha» been iss—quarter for Hartland and Murray 'u e t l t 0 Mark Swarhout 57 and MaudeKennedy in th« second suarter for ? Harris, 44, both of Pinckney.

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Pinckney.

Stacy Hall and Nina- Brown ofPinckney were married by Rev. May•croft at Lakeview Nov. 6

Fred Slayton and Gene Dinkel at-tended the Chevrolet banquet at Detroit Friday night.

HOWELLTHEATRE

HOWELL, MICHIGAN

rue*.;, Wed-, Th»rM Nov. 3, 9, 10Jose Ferrer and June Ally sec

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LEE THEATRE' WHTTHORE

1Wed., Thor., FrL, Sat, Nor. 9,10,11,14Gary Gr»*t l n d Grace Kelly

CAJTH A i

isMarried at Howell Saturday by ' Lynn Hendee and Walter Clark

Rev. Noble, Stephen VanHorn of 'have purchased a lot of Bert HarrisHamburg to Addie Kice of Howell. jOn I'utnara St. and will build a house

Will J.Black has been elected city ^ w a r d S m i t h i 92, uncle of Char- •

Eichard Coati and Mala Powersis

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justice at St. Johns.

The Livingson county board ofsupervisors defeated u resolutionlast weekand nurse by

les Smith died at Fowlerville lastweek.

While playing in the barn at the

Dennis O'Keefe and Abbe Losein

"CHICAGO SYNDICATE*'

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Viraiher and Drytr, W A - 5 5 0 * 0A<2'/»"*<* 4* *>•

..... Eisele of Pinckney was !married to Leora Devine of Handy «

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their !'» . r J ^ - ^ L ' S r W" retULn Tu-., Wed^hu^ Nov/.S, 1 M 7Jack Webb and Janet Leigh

Herman Eisele of Pinckney wa» 1 7 ^ ^ ^ t a p p e r * * O.»W •< M ^ a .married to Leora Devine of Handy ' . ., v . ..11 ufliir»wnpn Next l n

at St.AgneS church, Fowlervilie last < 1 ^ ^ ' ; * " J ^ ^ £ « • « « * " ON THE BEACH"t h e

ed by mail 2 days later.

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week.A shower was given at

home Sunday by Mary Ellen and . «-Alice O'Brien for Elizabeth Kelly, ! iMntedaughter of Mr.and Mrs.M.T.Kelly J wM i a i n Laverock of Uaddnila hasof Dexter who will be married to a d d e d a flour dept. to his feed mill.Stanley Meisenburg of Milwaukee., j A b o u t 30 friends of Miss Edna

The Pinckney Independens lost tto • W e b b g a v e h e r a p a r t y Friday onthe Ann Arbor Indepedents team ' h e r 1 6 t h birthday,here Sunday 20 to 6. Ann Arbor hadBill Pegan, Doug- Knoit, Bill Brownand Percy Fryee, Ann Arbor higrhschool stars in the lineup (Pej?<inand Knott later played with TJniver- ,Wright(Mable Meach)of New York

.City last week a son.* James Smith and Fred Leland have

.. J. Henry, R. Reason, tackles; M. c:u r n ed from northern

"PETE KELLY'S BLUES"In CineraaScope and Color

Harold Porter and wife calledn the Martin Phillips family in

The Congi. ladies hold their tea' 'P^iIanti Saturday.v,t the Maccabee hall Wesdnasday ' M f- VarneI lf Bowen and daug-..ftemoon. . f l Z 1 0 8 8 1 * ' "f H o w d l c a l l ed on the

Bom to Mr. . and Mrs. Bruce ^ndfewJ? ^sbetts ft'lday, Mrs. Zoe

Vlsts. VisionTech. FeaturettewWJtlte Tailed B*tk"Novelty Late News Color Carooa

Sunday, Monday, November 13, 14Randolph Scott, riding for revenge

in

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Tues., Wed, Thur., Nov. 15, 16,17Daring Film

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WithOlivi. De Havin*nd,Robert MitehoLFrank Sinatra,Glori« Grahame3roderick Crawford, Charlea BickferdColor Cartoon and News

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sitv of Detroit.)The Pinckney lineupwas G. Reason r.nd C.

Saturday.Harlow Shehan of Jacksonon the William Shehans

THE BETTER WAYTo Finance a New Automobile Is

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_ MichiganL. Hinrhey and Norm Millerjrmvd-;. ' here "they hunted and trapped forWayne Carr. center, Don Swarlhout 0 weeks. It got too cold to sleep inWeddi^e, Mike Blades, Andy Camp- *,, tenttbdl, backs.

Lee Lavey has a plr.nlie of the •?aTl i : .e t h e -Young Men's Club by J " ^Goodyear Zepplein hanffm* in his R e v . M y l n e o f Laingsburg. He still : D ^ K

window BS the result of winning the j w s a i*oom here. !Goodyecr tire sales conttest. I Thc , Cong>i church holds a social I' LoweJ" dealer price because we ad-

C. C. Lewis of Hamburg had his 5 a t 1 ^ h o n i e of Rev. Gates Tuesday. , ?Ce a U , C M h a b o v e dewn paymenU

pocket picked by a band of gypsies The program is-Singing, America; * ; r > w e r m t e ^ s t rate than you mightwho came through here Monday.Al- ' Reading,'Rev. GatesjSolo, Lola Mor ° t h ; n v i s e Pay.so another Pinckr.ey man. j c n ; P i a : i 0 S o l o < M r s . G a u l ; R ecita» "' Zn

P&?ed-Out r e P » ^ e a U for yourPinckney high school lost tfcheir tion. Jokn Doe; Male Quartette;

first debate at Fowlerville Friday Solo, K-.-.tY-r Barton; Duet, Gracenight. Michigan Center comes here an (] Harold Grieve; Piano Solo, MaeNovember 21. 'Teeple; Solo, Master Johnson; Re-

The Gordon Creamery has cut citation. 1hir milk market here and notified The Plainfield school made $9.60 '^ j c k drivers. Wm. Brown, Roy o n their nightcap social. BeatricePlaceway and Harry Beatham,their Lambom is teacher. xloa ds will^nojonffor be revived hero. \ F r e ( , F i s h is clerking for the Hoi- luce Corporatioo:

has set up a den Clothing Company here Joe Bresley, , AH rVnnj;«» {nji,:r^ rTp at Portage the mgr. has retumded to his home' for ~

in Belding.

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withBurt Lancaster, Diana Lynn,

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Monday, November 13, 14**ONE DESIRE"

your car the better way>th a cash loan here.

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Your choice of 29 all-new Plymouth models, including an allnew line of Suburban static w.>t--is in 3 low

icoorA Drama Starring

Ana Baxter.Rock Hadson,JuIe AdamsSunday Shows 8, 5,7, 9Cartoon and Sport

Tues., Wed., Thnr.. x o v . 15, 16 17"FRANCIS IN THE NAVY"

A Comedy' StarringDonald ^O'Connor, Martha Myerr

Shows 7:15 and 9:00Tartoon

Mrs. Floi-crrce AtLee entertain- •her card club Tuesday.

The Laidies Aid of' the West Mar-ion church entertained the children ofthe Green school at dinner Thurs-day.

WINTER COATS ARE ARRIVING DAILY

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YowTl uever have to worry about cloudy skieewhen you dry your clothes electrically. Just putyour wet wash in the electric dryer. Minute*later, you'll have dry laundry—brighter thanminshiiie and kitten soft.

Why not Ho something about (fee weather? Dry, your clothes the modern way—electrically!

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COALIT8 TIMB TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIRE

»i to ChooM Promt WE HAVE THE BBMT COAL, REASONABLE PRICE AND A

j ^ M K ^ ^ ^ £ ^ « ^ j f \ PROMPT DEL1VBRY

PgSU«&iNml».«nl W E WIIdL| B B m rag p u j ^ Q^ BUSINESS AFTBB MPT. 11.

, D. & HOEY & SON*

L C K H A N N E T T _gacfcatt and wift oi PttroH

tht lJtwitSNr Canbonii

PHONF OEXTCR HAMILTON 6-81*9

Tht Ksbfeotr QMt made -$7$ Ona OnapbtfT ttd ^tfc W N »-1.

Matter s* PoaltttktAct of JUreftj t . MTT

lli"ao. Howell 11 TtaekMy. KfcfcRufascripttoa Prtoo 01J* a T«ur

Mary Jane Baran and Jack Teet-eers of Detroit were Sunday guestsof the George Roushes.

Francis Shehan attended a district farm bureau meeting at Howell last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford VanHomleft last Thursday for Los Angel-es. Calif, to visit the Glenn Van-Horns.

The Fred Reads attended thebenefit dinner fyr the John McDuiaels at the Lester McAfee home.,

Miss Viola Pettys of Howell andthe C. W. Hooker family of AnnArbor called on J. H. Hooker andwife Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sliehan en*tertained at dinner Sunday in ho.*or of Mrs. Louise Shehans' birth-

• * ! day. Mrs. Edna Spears, Jack Shel-! don. The Gene Shehan family ofI Ann Arbor and Mrs. Marie Bauerj and daughter of Brighton.i Glen Alt of Ann Arbor urder-I went an operation at University! hospHal, Ann Arbor lost v eu*,

Rec. J, M. Me Lucas was installed as worthy patron of the Brigh-ton 0. E. S. Saturday night

Garth Meyer of Bal Axe whobroke his ankle is now able to dodesk work at, the stute poiic post

The Kenneth Zills of Ann Arborwere Sunday guejts ut the MarkNash home.

Winston Bau.-h.• and wife at-tended the Tool and Die Makersdi nor at Hotel Statler, Detroit,Saunlay night.

Jcx Hendec and wife visited theGuie Hendees in Owosso Sunday.

Clare, Ronnie and Harold Swarthout all got deer at Lovells lastweek.

Mesdames Edna Sjpears, JanettShehan and Marie Bauer v. ere atthe Northland last week.

Mesdames Virginia Scott andMary Baughn were in Lansing onThursday.

The James Whitley family ar.dMrs. Claudia Peters were Sundayguests of the William Whitley family in Ann Arbor.

Com. Don Rogers jr.of PoraggrLake has been put in command oJ.of the LST boat Walworth Count}ou of Norfolk, Va., and left foithe Anarctic Saturday. ,

Edward Parker and wife left foiFlorida Tuesday.

Walter Reason has eclosed hishome at Hi-land Lake and will vYsit relatives in Detroit and Cleve-land before going to Louisana tovisit his son, Robert.

Mesdames Sadie Read and MaryRead were in Ann Arbor Saturday

Fred Read and wife and • J>eSchosser and wife were in GrandHaven Sunday.

Clarence Gretz and daughter ofDetroit were Sunday guests of tthClare Millers.

The Robert Tasch family culledon Mrs. Ann a Tasch in Ann ArboiArbor Sunday.

The Merwin Campbell familyand Arnold Berquist were in GrandRapids Sunday at the Floyd May-crofts observing their 22nd annivurscrry. The Maycrofts stood up with

. when they were married,j The Andrew Campbell familyI were Sunday guests of Llo.\d and

Clifford Bnnett a Hillsdale. |Albert Shirley and wife spent,

Sunday with the Doyle Temple-!tons of Keego Ha. bor. J

The Bo Jacks leave for Gulfport,,'Gulfport, Miss, today,

Wm. Brink and wife of Grantspent the week end with the AlbertShirley's.

The Bo Jacks leave for Gulfportoday. The Ronnie Hoskins familyand Madge Jack of Detroit spentSunday with them. ,

Mrs. Bess Fishbeck of Lasing isvisiting: her sister, Mrs. GladysClinton. * * t)

Mrs. Thomas Bonner attended tthcconference of Presidents of Repub

Women's Clnh« h«*lH at HotelPorter, Lansing Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ackley enter-tained Saturday, at dinner, the DoJacks, Miss Madge Jack, the JackRoberts of Sidney and Mylo Kettlersof Jackson, and Edwin Rowe atPortland.

The C. J Clintons and WLees attended the 500 cclub at theJohn Hagman home in Howell San-day.

Wesley Palmer and wife of Detro-it were Sunday guestts of the HerbPalmers.

Stanley Dinkel is working in theI offlct at flit Chrysler provingT grounds near Chelsea.I Ray Burns anJ wife and the Jack

Young family were Sunday guectcof te D. ConkJin family i Grand Railids.

Miss Dtt Stamm of Denver, Colorado has been hired as ttoeher a*Pinekney high school to repioet Mr.Evans.

. Hail stones the size of golf ballswtrt picked up south of Holland last

After tht rtofm 124pkktd up.

MYRON HUGHES

Complete Line Plumbing F xtares ?

and Supplies '

Electric, 0!! w* Gss Not Water Heaters

Complete tine of Pomps "

t We Sell - W* Install - We Service

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agonars urocen366 Plnekney Rood

Quality Mechandise

LOWSeer and Wine to Take Out

Mowcii J

SPECIALSCENTER CUT PORK CHOPS,Lb. 69c

FRESH PORK HOCKS, Lb. 32cBEEF STEAK Your Choice, Lb 59cCHUCK ROASTS, Lb. 39c

GROUND BEEF 39c, 3 Lbs for $1.00CUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAY

TOE HOLLISTER MARKET103 East Main St. Pinekney $5.50

MAN

RIGHT NOW

This is a message from the Michigan STATE POLICE for men betweenthe ages of 21 and 29, inclusive, married or singled We have a eareerfor You u a Trooper —-~—

YOU GET

New Higher pay scale starting- as soon as you enter training. .Substantial subsistence allowance each month travel expenses. Uniforms

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paid vacations and sick leaves.Exce Ilent pension that protects you andyour family Other benefits Inter esting work.

AND A LIFETIME OF SECURITY

Don't miss this golden opportunity 200 new positions now open. Go toyour nearest State Police P o t at once for all tho complete information ortalk to a state trooper. One wi I be at Pinckney town hall Thursday,November 10 at 10 a. m. or write the Michigan State Police, Lansing.

CLOSING DATE OF APPLICATION NOVEMBER 30, 1955. ACT

IMMEDIATELY.

Look ahead now for the future of yourself and your family. I t coata *nothing to inquire It's important to you! .._ '___

This advertisement published as A public service by*

MePHBRSON STATE BANK

Arthur BullU and wife-of Gjreie- George Meribon and «jl§-ory wtrt Sunday gutsti oi tht Rob-«n tht JUM Taylor* *t

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THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEl!The g

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Call 11:00* A. M. to 2:00 P. M.Except Wednesday!

Toes., Fri, Sat7;00 to b;00 P. M. •

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112 tt North Michigan AveTelephone Office 935

Residence 814Evenings by Appointment

AuctioiieerFaro? Sales A Specialty

Sert WyiieCell Fowlervilfe 228F6

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Arnold berquist233 UnadOla St Pindkney, Mlcr

/ Watch Repairing Gold Stomps\ Watcher, Wa«h Bcmdsjewele

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Ritter T.V.Sales-ServiceRADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE

Prompt and CourteousPhone UP 8-5lUi 125 Wetwter

Pinckney, Michigan

FUNERAL BOMBU M lit wlVeWlHVl

DirectorModem EquipmentAmbulance Service

PHONE t P M17S

Fred & RtteUwff, Sr.OPTOMETKIST

120 West Grand RiverHoweil, Michigan

Phone 358 i**sidence 61]

Uoyd HeideeLivestock Hauling

Weekly Trip? Made to Detrw*Ueneraj Tracking

VHONE U P 8-M47

Roger J. Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVEt

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Edith K, Carr1 4 2 MILL ST.

Pincknej, Mich. Phone UP M1SI

Homes, Lake Propertyi ' Opportunities

List Your Property Hith Ml

Oeralil JtatMBroker — 209 North Pea*

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OPTOMETRISTEye Examitutioiu

Wednesday tad Saturdayby Appointment

Ro«d> Wrai. N. of M iBrighton AC 7

Ii.CLASSIFED

LEE LAVEY, Local Representative

Bottle GasfORCOOKlNU, WATER HEATING AND

HOME HEATING

WYU£ L. P. GAS SERVICE

THE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSETHIS WEEK'S BARGAINS ONE WEEK ONLY

STARTING NOV. 10—UNTIL NOV. 20

SHIP N SHORE BLOUSEE

$2.98 NOW $2.38, $3.98 Now $3.18 10 % OFF DURING SALE ONLY

DRESSES, LNGERIE HOSIERY

NEW CHRISTMAS STOCK OF WO MANS AND CHILDREN'S WOOL

AND SILK SCARFS AT 10 % OFF DURING THE SALE

LO&T-Vicinity of Chambers & Far-ley Road,, a white terrier with a

FOR SALE— Duo-Therm eil bura- Black ear and eye, Person findinging Heater, smock pipe, 55 fa. bbL n o t i f y C. E. Wortley, 8951 Earhartfaucet in standard and 22 ft. of Road, South Lyon., Phone Genevacopper tuWng N. J. Buazard 8-4090. 1>*WA'U 8 3139 S26 East Moin.Pinckuey

FOR SALE-Wooden antique bejw;-h mattress ami springs.

LOST—-Springer Spaniel. female, Call UP 8-8-167 335 Peart Sttliver and white color, children's petakai been elipped,wedrs chain collar "~ —

, with identification. Lost on Dexter F 0 R SALE—First cubing of Alfalfa- Town Hall Road, south SUver Lake a n d brome. Henry Krahn

Name ig Schatze. Good rewardfor return. Ray Kitteridge, DetroitPhone Vermont 61784

PHONE 63 HOWELL"SAY IT A WITH FLOWERS"

t r oHELLER'S FLOWERS

(FORMERLY WlNKELHAUS)

fhoM 281 *

j 20 % OFF ON ALL BOYS FLANN ELL AND JERSEY SHIRTS AND' BLOUSES| 4700 MIDLAND DRIVE,LAKELAND PHONE AC 7-5066 . Open Every

Day But Monday

i Fred Stoll, 77, was found dead Mr». Edith Carr and son,at his home in Dexter Thursday spent the week end in Portwhere he lived alone. He was a mem- with Mrs. Noreen Carr and MoJly.ber of the Masonie order and cham-1 Sergt, Phillip McDonnell ia hom«pion euchre player in the tournam-1 from Casper, Wyoming.

-*- u^,,.ol%n n^vter aad Pinck- The Stanley Dinkel family

Anyone shooting- a deer near Pinckney is asked to phone the conserva-ion dept. Brighton AC 9 90Ma man will come to your n.nufood locker weigh the deer andure the antlers ' and calculate itsage.

35 lakes and marshes will be creat} ed by dams at Holly, Ortonville

Wayne ' and Bald Mountain.Huron I

5833 Spears Rd., Pinckney

FOR RENT -Good modern faro?house. Phone UP 8-568*

FOR SALE-Cold Spot Refri*srater,6 cubic it. 24 ft. exteasion ladder.

Herb Palmer Phone Up 8

naments between Dexter andney some yeara ago.

W6i'l

| in Lansing Sunday.

Pinckney

WANTED — New Corn. We are iathe marker for new corn and are paying- the tof market price.

Gregory Farmer's ElevatorGregory, Mich.

CountyWANTED—-tVashiiig* andcalled for and delivered.Phone Howeil 1364 or 11

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THE STATE OKThe Probate Court for the

of LivingstonIr the Matter of the Estate el

Margaret Stackable, Deceased.At a session of said Court* held on

October 31, 1955.Present. Honorable Hiram Jt. Smith

Judge of ProbateNotice is Hereby Given, That all

persons interested in said estate are -directed to appear before said Pro- L t > s T -- Black Labrador Retrieverbate court November 30,1955 at ten Winston Baughn, Phone UP 9 66S8A. M.to show cause why a license REWARDshould not be granted to K. Leola -Larey, Administratrix of said estate FOR SALE-COCKER PUPS $3.00to sell or raoitgage the interest of each- Phone UP 8 6647said estate in certain real estate de-described in her petition for the pur-pose of paying debts aid expenses.

It is Ordered, that notice thereof "If It Js Made of Wood, I Will Makebe given by publication of a copy Ithereof for three weeks consecutively Alterations, Cabinets, Interiorprevious to said day of bearing, in- ing.

t the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the ri ii f|ajf f t r c T i s i r *petitioner cause a copy of this notice \Ml Jim J u O l l C Eto be served upon each known part?S» Interest at hie last known sjddrevby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen (14)

prior to sack hearfof, ,or .feypeijonal service at least five (5) daysprior to such hearing tHiram R. Smith, Judge of Probate

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411 Makes of Pumps Serviced9835 Dexter-.-

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