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Wednesday, May 26, 1943
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No. 21
Mich. Mirror j r*
State Newsl^*
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Rev Francis Murphy
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Sun. masses 8 and 11 o'clock a. m
The ' biy Jievva of
Just week was
Rules
and
Regulations
for
Tonights
^atechiBm
Classes
and
Bible
History
All
Persons
A
r
,
Uurgod
to
P
1
'
th
S«v«r»
Connections
With
Pmcknoy
tows and Items Concerning the Boy*
;a5
f Winst
Eight County
nty Blackout Are Given . '-' ** '<* » w o r 8 n d junior claafteii
Victory Gard.ns A * . V . « . t a b l . * '
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Churchill
School Over Which Ho Has Pro..
Woo Aro to Xkm Service of Their
mini
of
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I meet Sun after mass and junior
Shortag. L o o « . for Michigan
\IT'
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^ J a n d beioTe the
Ctott&try
sidod lor Tho Past 5 Yoars
Donald Leonard, state civilian def cl***«« Sat. At 10 a.m..
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l L i > congress. This speech was l
Wor d
Sunday May 30, Memorial Day.,
Here is the pro-pert of food f or j %?*?**
J * « « • "The ^ b a u n c "
At a school board meeting Sat. ense director, announced today that
The first June call for boys from
1 tnis
the
eight,
county
practice
blackout
IM:.LV.
_
P
speech
j.s that
u......
Novena
devotions
Fri.
12:20
&
that *:,.«„•
Great Britian
Michigan, as revealed by Gov. Kelly
this county to go to Detroit war night Supt E X . Hulce , head of the and dimout nert Wed. in south cen
7:45 p.m. followed by confessions. fact finding comm.
does not intend to sell the US short;
Pinckney school for the past five
induction center is
for
the 9th.
tral
Mich,
will
start
at
9:58
p.m.
and
Mr.Churchill said that when Germany
years submitted his resignation. He
Fri. is the third Fri. of the 18th
Unless more residents grow more k conquored then the attention of
A s usual fhere will be two calls in gave as his reason inability to find end with an all clear signal at 10:40
Novena.special intention for the boys food in victory gardens, Mich, will
the Allies wiJ! be turned to Japan
June. We understand it will probably a place to live in. The one he lives
Counties involved are Clinton,Shia in service. Novena is held in conj
have to import 70 per cent of its and she likewise will be crushed.This
be July before boys who graduated in now he will have to vacate as was*ee, l . M i ; Ingham, I vmgst"the owner wants it himself. In his Jackson, Hillsdale and Lenawee. By unction with May Devotions. Expos vegetables in the next twelve month was in answer to critics and uncon..
will be called.
acious or otherwise fifth coluinjiists,
five years here he has moved three order of the army war plants will not l t l o n o f t h e b l e s 8 « i sacrament at period.
A study of carload shipments ol who have been chanting that when
participate.
, second Mass Sun.
Pf.e. Merlyn Lavey has been trans times.
Germany is beaten Cireat Uritian wilJ
The
blue
warning
period
will
last
We
should
devote
the
Memorial
|
fruit
and
vegetables
into
the
Detroit
Mr. Hulce has accepted a position
fered from Ft. Leonard Wood Mo.
withdraw from the war and leave
15 minutes. The red signal period D a y to commemoration of our dep I market alone reveals a 15 percent red
as
instructor
at
the
Ford
Bomber
the
L'.S to fight Japan alone.These
to Greenville, Penn. This is where
calling for a halt in traffic and
crted Heros and Dead. It is an Am uction in supplies received.
critics entirely ignore the fact that
plant and started work Mon. He will
Marshall Meabon Is stationed.
blackout of homes & business place erican and Christian devotion.and
Military and lend-lease are ffoinir Japan has seized more British
will extend from 10:15 to 10:28 p.m. one is taught by his faith to proper to dip heavny into the uurmui supp.y esions than American ones.
poss
Petty Officer Gerald Vedder is
The first signal that the general V care for the mounds of the de-dv available to civilians. This will b<.
home on a furlough. He recently f i n .
public will get will be a two minute
Among intentions in thi no'y ma ,\>
true not only of canned goods bu.
ished a course in electricity at Pur
An echo of the famous lawsuit of
steady blast of the siren. This sign *b:s week are Sun. for the late
also of potatoes and onions,much oi Jarndyce vs Jurndyce
came
up
due University.Lafayette Ind. and rec
al means that the enemy raid is pro Fr. Winters, Tues. for Fr Winters,
which will be dehydrated in Mich. last week in the .suit against Dr.Wm,
eived a diploma. He is due to report
bable and defence units must report, requested by Mrs McCleer Wed.for
Koch of the Koch Cancer Clinic in
for duty at Bremerton, Wash., or
to their posts. Civilians are required Matt Brady, Thurs. for Matt,broth plants.
May 30. Bremerton is an embark
Bad weather this spring,de)aying Detroit. He wtas accused of mislabel
to black out their homes at once,& <er of Mrs Tessie McCleer. Fri for
ment point for Alaska.
street lights must be put out. Pede j the late Arthur McCleer, Sat. for the planting of crops, has already ing his products. The trial started
last Jan. 5 and was just c mj.letoj
strian and auto traffic may move members of the purgatorial society, prompted federal experts to'forecast
Petty Officer Kenneth Lamont cj
but with auto lights on low beam. . MUTTERINGS: One good thing you *: *'« percent decline in the
1D4: last week.running a total of 5 months
the Great Lakes naval station is home j
Unlike the Jarndyce trial made fam
At the sound of the next signal,a can give and still keep is your word r-op as compared with 1942.
on a furlough and is at the Louis f
move to Cheisea, his former home three minute flunctuating sound, the
ous by Charles Dickens, this was a
Good health is like fellowship,it
While the situation is not serious
Goyle homejHe reports at San Diego |
criminal
suit. When the Jarndyce
Calif, about June 1.
When the late Supt. J.P/ Doyle signal of immediate danger, all traf is never appreciated until it is lost. continued unseasonal weather could .trial ended finally after man, years
I resigned in 1938. Mr. Hulce suceeded fie stops, pedestrians must be off
make it so.
it was found the funds of the est
P.F.C.Donald Smith of South Lyon
the
streets
and
all
air
raid
wardens
him. He had graduated from the Mich
Consider for a moment
what tate were no more, having been ent_
son of the late Lincoln and Mrs
State Normal at Ypsilanti and g o t . fire watchers etc. must be on the
the US is needing to feed our armed irely eaten up - by court costs.
Mable Smith has graduated from
alert.
!
ten a degree at the U. of M.
R«v. J. 14. McLucAt, Miniatei
forces.
the Instructors Radio Training Sch
Always, following the Red or im
Htrman Widmay«r, 3. S. Supt
He had a sucessful five year term
Federal demands for canned goods
Wtayne county oiTirer.-; are find
ool at Sioux Falls, S.D. and is now during which he put the school j>n mediate danger signal, will be the
Alfred LA»«, A M I . S. 5. Supt.
will average 50 percent of alls can ing it difficult to convict the hund
an instructor in code at the air a high plane. Shower bath and l o c . blue signal repeated which means
Mrs. Florence Baughn, OrganWt
ncd goods of the following: Spinach, red people who were indited
by
base there.
and Choir Director
ker rooms were added. A kitchen that although immediate danger is
snap beans, lima beans, peas beets Judge Fergusons grand
jury. Last
Howard Poole, seaman first class, built on the school, completely eq past, there is a possibility of them Morning worship arid sermon
carrot, tomatoes, tomato juice,sweet week there were several acquittals
10:30
of Manhatten Beach, N.Y. is home on uipped and a hot noonday lunch pro returning and it may be necessary to
corn, pumpkin,squash,catsup ",tomato in regard to the housing project
si nal in case of ret
Surdiy School
11:30
New \ r e t u r n t h e ^
S
a furlough which he is spending with gram was put into effect.
there. Among those acquitted were
enemv
C. E Society
7:00 paste.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard coures were added and the laboratory ! u r n o f t h e
Dehydration of vegetables will also L>V. Lyle Ling, dentist, former Fowler
Sunday May 30th will be the re
at i equipped. He was also active in pno | W h e n ^ 1 d a n ^ e r i s P a s t a W h i t e
Poole in Howell and his wife
remove subtuntial amounts of xege ville resident.He was charged with
the McCrorie home at South Lyon I lie affairs,, and%as chairman of the .signal will be given, distinguished cpening of the church anctuaiy ai
accepting a bribe lo get James Ciar
u *,K
drives, and honor 'w>m the rest by the difference in ' -:v the rpcr.it repairs and dec >t t'nr. tables from the civilian market. We
m a n e o , n n r f class scrap drive,bond
Leonard Alber,seaman,second class i rol' fcomm. »All of these» went over ij length, being one minute in duration S p e c i a l singing by the c hoh. Tho Rev quote from the governors food repoit lick, Detroit councilman to vote in
who has been stationed on the At
"The government is greatly exp favor of the housing project. An all
three times with intervals H arold Skidmore D.D. State Super,
his
m o t n e r the top in fine shape. Under him the repeated
lantic coast is visiting
woman jury acquitted him.Years ago
playground was improved and a cem' o f t w o minutes of silence between i n t e n d e n t o f Cong'l churches will anding its program for the production
Mrs. Maze Bennett,near South Lyon
Lyle
was the star shortstop on the
of dehydrated vegetables which is
ent tennis court constructed.
i signals. Then all lights may be turned ^Q]^0Y t ^ e s e rmon at the 10:30 ser
The school board voted to offer !<>n> and only then will the Defense v i c e a n d R e v W m Hainsworth of best evidenced by the fact that there Fowlerville base ball team, which in
Pvt. Earl Berquist writes from
eluded such players as Major Brave
Scott t i e l d , 111. that the soldiers there the s u p e r i n t e n d ^ ^ 4M—4h& school Units be permitted to leave their ^ ) e x t e r w m deliver the sermon at 3 : were fifteen, million pounds produced
Pot Luck lunch at noon with coffee in 1941 and is expected to increase^ Tmr, Freezy Westmorland,Floyd Mun
have been pressed into service to to Mr.Wesley Header principal and P o s ^
to at least seventy million pounds sell and others.
do flood control work.The Mississippi athletic coach here for the past 3 , (Read these ii stmctions o^er twice v s e v e r e c j by the church. A large attend
in 1940.
a n c e 0 f friends and members is d<n.
has overflowed its banks and done years. Mr. Reader is a graduate of | so you will not forget them).
The city of Lansing has decreed
Two other plants have been approv
Western state teachers college where j
ired. All are welcome
much damage there.
that
minors who purchase liquor shall
ed: a potato dehydrating plant at
Daily Vacational Bible
he was awarded a degree. He is a C J R C U T COURT NEWS
School.will
be equally guilty with the person
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bennett rec
fine teacher and has had good atht
begin May 31st and concluded June Greenville and an onion dehydrating
who sells it to them. This offense
eived news from' the war dept. letic teams during his three years ,
arrainged on rob 4th. Classes for all ages including the plant at Marshall. Present plans call
rhnrU... y w m e r
for these plants to be in operation shall be classed as a misdemeanor
that their son, Ed. has been seriously here. His home was in Oak Grove
' 'arme^ c h a r g e a n ( i his trial was 8th grade,
by August 1. The Greenville plant and be punishable by a $l(;o fine
wounded in the fighting in north and he attended Howell high school
* Q v e r t Q g e p t J a m e s shriver and
will be the largest of its kind in or \H) days in jaii. iicictofor the sel.
Africa on April 27th last. This is, ,
w h
e
Horace
Bassett
pled
guilty
to
a
ler was the only liable U> the law.
* ^
a t esorry
d
American.
rather puzzling as a letter rec eived I While
wfe^ uare
to lose Mr. breaking and entering and will be
'However,the
one weak point about al]
In the frozen food market the
from him written on May 1st fail. Hulce' and sincerly appreciate his
sentenced on June 2. The following
Meouettlte
governor's report states that the U.S. liquor legislation i.s the enforcement
ed to mmention
it. BBill
Dillion. form
enti n
iU
d
in
We
eXt
d
Bera
Beachy
ta^or
° "•
^"wiuXii^ »
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L" ^
^ ^
"citizenship: Irene Mil
end of it. The only danger is that
was also
er Pinckneyite
lis taking over 70 per cent of 1943
. vT _vi_ AMK„* a\r,o0 th* <rover; our
" " best wishes to his sucessor Mr. : ldr Vincent Dark. Lena KrebsfJoh Superintendent
«arvia Sliirey production.
the fjirst minor convicted might be
L
in North Africa but since the gover,
^
^'vmcPl
• N e e d l a m c Qer Sundav School
!0:0«
and
confident
that he
What about the commercial truck come a martyr like the famous pronmental notice
nothing more has ^
^
^ n e w p o s i t i o n . annes Joranson,
C. Needlam,
C. Ger& Sunda>
_
WorshipSchool
Service
11:00
good
fa
A. Kulbock,
Westley Snell
hibition violator who got a life sent
r
been heard from him.
.
I rnam,
oung Peeples Meeting
7:30 grower?.
ence for selling a pint of liquor.
In the Detroit area it is apparent
Carmen
Garrison.
Boys from Pinckney now in North L A S T WEEK OF SCHOOL
Divorce^
were granted to Fred W-Mi'-ly Prayer Service Wed .. 7:30
that they do not intend to increase
Africa are: Gene Soper, Leo Bettes,
•__
Borton from Ethel Borton, and iH'el
The Detroit Free J'res.s carried a
production because of lack of labor.
Russell Giover,Sammie Lafata and
.
|
p
r
y
Jewell.
(WOMEN
IN
INDUSTRY
This
g t h e lagt a n d final w e e k of en J e w e l l f r o m
er
Outstate our survey shows that grow statement or taunt by Judge (iuy
Lt. Thomas Young.
] s c h o 0 , a lthrough the exams
were j A .quiet title decree was granted.
Congressman
ers will not increase production In Miller last week in the Uingay c:>l
Wo
are
hoM last week and about all the 1 i n the case of David Hoover vs Geo •
>v* a r e
Btackney for the following figure* some sections there will be less pro umn to the effect that if there had
Ambrose Kennedy is bel eved to
do
rge
Pennock
been no airplanes then; would have
be in the war zone area » Uie A L V ^
^ ^ ^
^ ^ ^
^ ^
Jury was called Mon. when theI'datively to women in industry :Tr. duced.
been no World War II. The judges
What can we do about it?
eutions as he was there wnen inn
^^ ^ ^
^ ^
^ ^
^
Wolverine Entertainers
vs li»00 there were 5,319,912 women
fcdd
&, ^
Here are the recommendations of titude was that the plane anniliat
heard of.
, p , M C last Friday. Dinner on the pot, Lawrence Dunham is set for trial working in factories. In 1943 we find
jng distances made it possible for
18,400,000 employed nearly 5,000- Mich food experts.
Robert Martin writes that he grad ] uc fc o r ( j e r w a s served in the gym & The co. puts out music boxes and
people to go to foreign countries in
1. If you have not planted a bip
rOOO of these are in war industries.
uates from boot camp at the Great | ^ a j r e s etc. were p'oyed.
'^Dunham runs a sandwich shop in
ishort space of time and build up a
The question i^ will the women victory garden, do so.
f1
Lake naval training station Thurs j
p n e 7 t r i a n d 8th grades held a; Howell.
2. Grow enough food to take can business there which resulted in
return
to
homes
after
the
war?Many
and will be home on a furlough.He e-l i>. game of base ball which the 8th ] Qn June 1 the case of the Francis
think industry will absorbe the ser of your family needs next fall, winter present complications. His reasoning
graders
won
10
to
7.Ronnie
Darrow'
Engineering
co.
vs
the
City
of
Wow
expects to come to Pinckney during
vice men when they come home as and spring. That means home can is fai fetched and he docs not say
for
trial,
slid
Dale
M*abon
pitched
for
t
h
e
|
u
j
e
s
s
e
t
how the perfection of tho airplane
that time.
On June 22 the
case
of Carl Gu ! thousands of refrigerators now in ning.
the
cas
Ft
griders
and
James
Meyers
caught.
could have been prevented. It was in
Pvt. John Teeple,18, son of Mr.
Grow non.peri4hal|Ve Vegetables
will | use will become obslete. • New home
VanCamp
mfg.
co.
YVes
P
a
>
i
t
r
&
Jerry
Clark
was
the
the cards to arrive and it did. If
enther vs
and Mrs Volney Teeple of Sault St
i will have to be built and avaition which may be stored such as potatoes
hftttery
f^r
the
7th
grade.
the Wright Bros, had not invented
be tried.
Marie and grandson of Mr. and Mrs
now just emerging from swadeling and carrots.
it some one else would. Such is pro.
The
case
of
John
Clark
vs
J.J
R.H. Teeple of Brighton is in the
Avoid
waste,
sell
surplus
crops.
ine case oi
I clothes will expand.
gres:-,. All efforts to block it are as
Field Artillery Service of the a r m y | S C H O O L BOND SALES
r
Thera is still time, it is not too futile as sweeping the ocean back
Pearson
is
set
for
trial
May
^
.
in Camp Roberts Calif
The Junior class of PHS who had
litle,too late.
Clark alleges injuries when he was
with a broom.
charge of the Bond Sales sold a total
By the Snoopers
RATION CALENDAR
of $6010 bonds in the school. Miss ran into a bicicle ridden be P e a r .
Although Nigara Falls is consider AUTO ACCIDENT SUNDAY
NEW HOUSING PROJECT
son.
Genevieve Rybka was chairman.
ed as a place for honeymooners the
Canned goods: Blue G. H. Jt coup
An auto accident took place here AT YPS!
APPOINTED SALVAGE
two that make up the tea party Sunday after noon in which Peter
ons valid through May 31.
A new housing project built by
LIMIT TALK TO 5 MINUTES
did not go there together. However Barrett, a old man suffered a broken
CHAIRMAN
the
F^rical Housing Authority at
Beginning Mon. May 24, don't be
Meat: Coupons E & P valid through
to show that she was always on knee cap. The car was a Ford pick- Hawkir«, Frederick & Mich. .ivnoi'S
surprised if the telephone operator
Mrs. Roy Smollett has been appoint his mind W.U. presented J.C. with
May 3 1 up driven by Charles Betts who in Ypsilanti will open its doors on
asks you t o limit your long distance ed salvage chairman for Putnam to a present on his return home
works for Mr. Smithers, owner of May 24. The project contains
72
Shoes- Stamp 17- one pair, June 15. call to five minutes.
wnship a n l is making an appeal Tor
^ b & r g o f t h e w e d d i n g march
the Graves farm and was headed reorr« for Mtigie'men, 48 war apart
On that date, the Bell Telephone salvage articles wanted for the war j p l a y e d f r o m t h e stecker piano the
Sugar: Stamp 12 5 lb exp. May 31.
south. It got out of control and hit me its for married couples or groups
Co. will institute the new practice in (effort.
, „ ! Deacon preformed
three solumn a telephone pole in front of the of two women. In the single room
Coffee Stamp 23- 1 lb. exp. May 30. order to help conserve time on o v e r j ^ m o n g the articles most wanted ceremonies . The participants were
Putnam town hall,breaking it off & part ph.wcr, toilets etc. are concen
rubber, iron, tin cans, silk and a freckled sophomore boy
Fuel Oil Period 5 coupons good for loaded telephone lines.
and
a went across the street striking the
e On such cal s the operator will 1 B y l o r h o s e ( f a t s . I f y o U have any of | c l a g s r n a t € a Gregory sophomore & north comer of the Gene Mann house trru»*••.! "n ui.e room and maid service
11 g»llAns good until fall.
say:««Please limit your call to five 1 ^ ^ m u c h needed articles to con, d a M m a t e
ft a with such force as to smash the sid is ? .'.T'able. The apartement* are
s m a l l fre9hman
Gas. No. 5 stampB in A book now -minutes,
completely furnished except for bed
others
are ^
waiting.'j1 ^ ^ f o r the war effort you should j b k m d g e n i o r T h e o t h e r g U M t g a 8 _
i™-. ^
- ~ -™
itinepj
ing
and
knock
the
radio
in
the
house
valid.No. 6 Stamps in A book good The new practice is important to the
ding, dishes and cooking facility.The
notify
Mrs.
Smollett.
!
sisted.
across
the
room.
Deputy
Murray
through May 22 to July 2 1 .
rental office is at 515 Franklin St.
Uervice because restrictions on the
——
' We are happy to say that Fred Kennedy investigated the accident Ypsilanti where applications are beuse of materials make it impossible
THANKS
J Singer did not fall and cut h r Dr. Ray Duffy examined Peter Bar ing received.
CARD OF
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I to add sufficient circuts to busy cen
rot and when his knee cap was found
I wish to express my sincere thank? forehead while be chased into Joe s
t e n for handling additional calls.If
to be broken he was taken to U n A cafeteria lunch, will be ser 6 u r c^gtomers generally will limit the to all my frienda who so kindly j by Don Jones as was rumored enr
iversity hospital Ann Arbor in the
remembered me with cards and letter Thurs. night,
• e d in the parlors of the Cong'l c a n ^
f 4 v e m i n u t e s or less, delay
Swarthout ambulance . Betts was ar..
Robert Warren Carr esq. visited
on my birthday. They were greatly
Church Thurs. P.M. May 27 b e g . i | n o w experienced can be reduced.
Bob Singer spent the week end I rested for reckless driving and fined relatives in Detroit Saturday and
inning at 5 p.m. until all are served . T h e p u r j n c is being informed of appreciated and enjoyed.
Mrs. Nettie Vaughn j t t Bed*
128.75 in Howell justice court Mon. Sunday.
LA-S. Comm
ficially of this through advertising.
Com* Con**!
Gospel Mission
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Wednesday, May 26,1943
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Stockbridge,
m V M f THEATRE
CHELSEA,
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MICH.
1
Friday & Saturday,May 2 » - 2 9
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REVEILLE WITH
BEVERLY'
Gay Musical with
ANN MILLER, WILLIAM
WRIGHT.MILLS BROS.
DUKE ELLINGTON &
ORCHESTRA
Cartoon
Sportreel
New»
Sunday, Monday &
May 30,31. June 1.
Tuesday,
"6TAR SPANGLED
RYTHM"
BOB HOPE & B1NG CROSBY
WITH ALL STAR CAST
Cartoon.. Para Troop*.
Sunday Matinee 3:00 Cont.
Wednesday
2.5.
& Thursday
June
"IDAHO"
Outdoor Drama With
ROY ROGERS, SMILEY BUR.
NETT, BOB NOLAN
Pius
"LAUGH YOUR BLUE
AWAY"
A Comedy with
JINX FALKENB^RG.
GORDON
*"'Cimfcr:
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"Happy
BERT
Mick.
r>.
"T;
jf directors of the
•unty Fiar have decid
the fair this year.
Dextt. has iiraugerated something
novel in the way of commencements
All the class parts will be given on j
.S3 KEY" i Cluss Day Night. On graduation only ,
i, '.Jiice starring
WAAC, a naval officer, Army of j
_ . Y.VERONICA
fifi-r, an employment mgr.and a farm ,
. ALLAN LjADD
labor mgr. will talk.
"THE ft;:: Willi A SMILE" HAS A NEW MESSAGE
k \
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A My
BRI.•••.:« .
LAK
Also .. Cartoon. "Greetings Bait". !
Only 20 votes were cast at the
,'We Refine to Die".."Point Rat. ''
election
in Dexter last week to ap_
ioning o? Foods"
Sun. and Tues. May 3 0 . . J U J e 1.
"CASABLANCA"
prove a 30 year franchise for the
Detroit Edison Co. There were 18
for approval and two against.
One of the greatest Picture* of Mod.
The Dexter Kiwanis Club will def
ern Times starring
ray the expenses of the Honor Roll
i HUMPHREY BOLGART, INGRID
to be dedicated there May. 80.
BERGMAN, P A U L HENREID.
Mrs. Minnie Pyper,70, wife of Ai.
"News" and cartoon"The Hairbrain.. Pyper died at her home in Unad
ed Hypnotist 1 '.
ilia May 14.
Noter 3 showes Sen May 30th, 5p.m.
Big Efforts are being made to ret
continuous.
Coming:..
"Random
Action"
ain the Sfcockbridge hospital and keep
" I c e Capades Revue" it running, Mrs. 0. Culver, R.N. has
Harvest" "Stand By For j n o w ta^^
it over#
'
Mra. Norman Topping of Stockbridge who recently underwent an
operation at Mercy hospital,Jackson
has returned home.
Casper Farrell of Gregory had the
misfortune to lose two fingers in an
accident last week.
Miss Minnie Porter of Howell who
has retired after 48 years as court
reporter was given a reception in
circut court at Howell last week and
presented with a gold wrist watch.
Miss Hazel Giberson is the vale
dictorian of the Brighton HSgh School
senior class.
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«?.
Go" Lucky",
<The Powers Girl", " P r i d e of
hit':
The Yankees'
The Howell Theatre
Wff
ease limit p u r caff
,,. to 5 minutes.
Oftlers are wafting
«*"
tax on all tfck*t»
Thurs. and Fri. May 2 7 . . 2 8 . ^
JOE E. BROWN IN
:
"CHATTERBOX"
JUDY CAN OVA
Comedy
Novelty
Sat.
May
News
29th
M»t. Sat. 2:00 p. m. U c 22e
DOOM FOR DESPERADOES!
t.'v
M^VEN In wartime, wc*' 'ike to
your call to 5 minutes, please knew
give VOM protrm* service on U i.^ uis-
it's because others are waiting*
tance call-.. l\<ui ulcpli:>ii<' \..n •> u>
Von can help speed the handling of
ill calls, including your own, if you
make this your resolution:
r
many »».»in'>
> <w nrp .*»> mo-wir*'.
and
:i.mi ci..i*3 i«.i >i are
ur^i.it
delayed.
"7 will make only absolutely
"HEART OF THE GO
When circuits are rvtr.i '
the operator r e q u e s t >oi*. L,>
LDEN WEST"
with
ROY ROGERS
Bothered by meat rationing?
Vlut
HE'S A RIOT!
LEE TRACY
\
LET ME HELP YOU!
an
" THE PAY OFF*»
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Cartoon
If,.
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Sun. Mon.A Tues. May
and June 1.
GARY
30,31
COOPER
IB
. "PRIDE OF THE
YANKEES"
With
TERESA WRIGHT, WATTER
BRENNAN, BABE RUTH
BICE DICKEY
Novelty
Cartoon
News
Wed. June 2nd.
AH Adults 17c
CONSTANCE COMMINGS,
ROBERT MORLEY
in
'•SOMEWHERE IN
FRANCE"
Plua
PATSY KELLEY,ROSCOE
KAKNS
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in
'THE HERO"
Comsat: "Swinr Your Part.
* r
AT FIRST
SIGN OF A ;
if '•
"I'm your electric waffle iron — and you
^ ••-'t need any ration stamps to enjoy the
c / , golden treat that I prepare on a few
minutes' notice. Made of milk, eggs, flour,
and .shortening, waffles are a wholesome
d..>h. And waffles help lave meat for our
armed forces.
"You can serve waffle* for breakfast with
poached eggs, with creamed codfish, or
simply with marmalade or syrup. For
luncheons, cheese waffles can-be served with
vegetables or fish, or you can use waffles to
dress up left-overs. To add zest to evening
meals try Welsh Rarebit Sauce over Crisp
Bacon and Tomatoes on Waffles, or Egg: a
la King on Waffles, or Spiced Musnroonis
with Chicken on Waffles. The interes^ng
wafHe combinations possible for desserts ire
almost endless: Waffles'with Crushed Pineapple Snuce, Waffles topped with Vanilla
Ice Cream and Caramel Sauce, etc.
" He re are just a few of the many different
varieties of waffles: Cheese Waffles, Blueberry Waffles, Bacon Waffles, Corn-meal
Waffles, Apple Waffles, Gingerbread
\ v \01es, Chocolate Brownie Waffles, Orange
Waffles and Pecan Waffles. WaiBei are
c
to make and easy to serve—-a helpful
i
-extender to save your ration ampoas.
Vi.c Detroit Edison Company.
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neces*
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f;;iry tang distance calls. . . . If I must
luiii
n.'i lot-g (Upton??? 1 Wlft be brief."
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HAMBURG
Church services were held at St.
StephenNs Episcopal church
Sun.
morning conducted by Rev. BLatchfo
rd of Detroit assisted by Arlain Tay < 5
lor. of Royal Oak, lay reader, Holy' §
communion was celebrated.
""
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
George DeWolf, Thomas Guy, was
baptised+He is the great,great,great
grandson of Dr. Peter Galatian who
1
founded St.Stephens in 1845.
Today ^there are floating in the lit
tie cemetary of Hamburg 5O US flag"
marking the graves of those who
fought for our freedom.
Hamburg cemetary is one of the
PHONE 4»P4
<
oldest if sot the oldest cemetary in
Livingston Co.having been organized
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in the little log school house in
District No.l, Jan. 22,1844 under
the name of Hamburg Burial Ground
BE PATRIOTIC
Mr. and Mra E Wray IHinchey
attended the regular meeting of the
, Webster Grange Thurs. night at the
Webster Congregational Community
Ours is A VimUj EutntaJ Salva«« Or§aais«tiea
house.
Mrs. Nellie Pearson had the mis
DARUNG'S FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICE
fortune to fall a few days
ago 1
^breaking a bone in one of her hands 1
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Domke of 1
Detroit were at Bob White Beach I
HOGS, CALVES A#D SHEEP
Thurs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Queal 1
accordinff to S I M and coadUtioBS
went to Detroit wkh them to spend
DARLING A COMPANY
a few days.
PHOffE COLLECT TO
LIVE STOCK HAULING
ami
GENERAL TRUCKING I
i
Weekly Trips Made to
Frank Plasko
SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY
HORSES $5.00
CONSERVATION NOTES
HOWELL 4SO
| Despite the neat shortage the state
j 14 fish hatcheries are still operating.
They are fed principally with horse
There were 24rarr«sts for eons
ervation in March. The high number j
was in April 1942 when arrests tot
aled 854. .
The < onun. Is stocking Mich.stream
and rivers with fewer but larger
fish this year.
Predator trappers had this best
month fci April when they caught
6 wolves worth $110,10 bobcats wor
th $50 and 284 coyottes worth $4110
I All but $80 was paid to upper penn
insula trappers.
CATTLE $4,00
^lzea
'
SALE: U
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NJ
cook
^ ^ i u m
Buzzard,Pinckney
' BuwawLPlnrW,,
Pvt. Chas. Porner of Calif,form
ery from Ann Arbor called at Ben
White's home Mon.,alao Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Jame* (Bbrner, ail
from Ann Arbor.
Miss Helen Feidler 'who has been
spending a couple of months in Pla.
will return home this week.
TOP THAI
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P1NCKNEY DISPATCH
.. Wedne«<Uy. M*? 26,1943
PINCKNEY DISPATCH
Canned Goods
Bnterad at potioffiee
Pinckney, Mica
feeond elass ustter.
Subscription $1.26 a ym**<
Paid la Advance.
A Complete* Assortment
CORN,
Bantam 2
29c
AN0.2CANS ^ r
CORN, WHOLE KERNAL.FANCY
ON0.2CANS O r „
CORN, CREAM STYLE. FANCY
STANDARD PACK
n NO. 2 CAN? O Q |
PEAS, S1FTED
OR
CREAM STYLE
PAUL
NO. 2 CANS
Mr. and Mrs. L.W Martin of Det..\ ,
roit,were Sunday guests of Mrs.Villa\ j
Richards and Blanche Martin.
c
c
Rev. and Mrs J. M. McLucas en
tertained at a five o'clock dinner
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Camp
bell and son Dick,Mrs. Otto Paulson
and Miss Gloria Craft in honor of
their daughter Pauline's birthday*
c
PEAS
MELTING
^
N0.2CANSOCc *
GOOD PACKS
DEFIANCE
n NO. 2 CANS
TOMATOES,
29'
TOMATOES,
BRAND O NO. 2½ CANS 35*
FANCYPA n NO. 2 CANS
GREEN BEANS,
^
33«
NO 212 C A N S C
Pumpkin* Lake Shore 2
29
8
1
c
Catsup, Symons,
214 oz^ ^^ ^ 23
Catsup, Fancy,
a
BOTTLES OQC
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ledwidge
and family of Detroit were Sun.gue
sts of Mrs. Eleanor Ledwidge.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hill t>f Detroit
spent the week end at the Abbot
farm they purchased last fall
Mrs. Nettie Vaughn observed her
birthday last Thurs. The litt iw nguests present: Mrs. Norma Merrill,
Mrs. Roland Shehan and daughter
and Mrs. Millman and Orville Ben
nett of Jackson.
Mrs. A.L. Niabett and Mrs. Lil
Uan Wylie attended the 8th grade
commencement ercerises at Howell
Sat,
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OATS, WHEAT, BARLEY ,R YE, MILLET, SORGHUM, CORN^OTATOE S
/
a
I
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PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED
*
1
Kennedy^ Drag Store !
Dead or Alive
Mrs. A. Palmer, daughter, Helen
and Lance Hughes of Detroit were
Sun.guesta of Mr.& Mrs. HLPalmer
Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Palmer
were in Detroit last Tuea. and Wee,
and attended 6 shower for Miss
Helen Palmer.
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Mr.and Mrs. Frank Aberdeen were
In Howell Sat
Mr. and Mrs. (Herbert Sneed and
)
Mrs. Alice Mauk and children were
Pri. visitors at the Frank Aberdeen 1
•nome.
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^PYH^PAPMXF ^ 4 ° ^ ¾ ¾ ¾ ° ^ ASPARAGUS LIMA BEANS itffc&D
VEGETAPLES, BEETS, BABY FOODS, PEAS AND CARROTS MIXED
7% OZ. PKG, ^ Q
Dates, Dramsdary
15 OZ.PKG 4 K
Raisins, Mission Brand
Raisins, Mission Brand 9 LB.PK" 292 1 LB. P»G.
Prunes
35t
2 NO, 2 CANS ^1 C
Grapefruit
0 NO. 1 CANS QQp
Fruit Cocfc*Tail
2N0.2CANS J g
Pineapple Juice
Fresh Eggs
per 4*z. 35
24¼ LB. SACK &*
Pillsbury Flour
Formaldehyde
w. CURLS l i rosumss
HORSES $5.00
COWS »4 00
Farm Animals Collected Promptly
Modem Equipment
Capable Men
E. L. PARKER. Agent
Phone 88, Pinckmtv
1 he FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan
Central Dead Stock Co
1
1 Miss Jessie Green and Mrs. Weltha
; Vail spent the week end at Plesant
Lake with Dr. and Mrs. A.B. Green
Potted Plants and Flowers
j Richard Tasch and family of Ann
Arbor
were Sunday guests of Mr
»1 and Mrs Robert Taach.
| Mrs. W. C< AtLee entertained her
For the Cemetery and flie Lawn
j card club Mon.
'
Sunday guests of Mrs. ErdleyJ
VanSickle were Mrs. Eliza VanSickJe
and Mr. and Mrs. George Erwin of
Also Tomato, Cabbage and Pepper Plants
' Detroit,
!
Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Clinton were in
Ann Arbor Mon.
,
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS.,,
Mrs. Clarence Walsh of Redford
^
Open Every Event ig
was a guest at?£he Wm. Shehan •
home several days last week.
I
ICE CREAM, CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC.
Lucius Wilson was in Detroit on
business last week Tuea..
j
Mrs. Haria Dinfce.1 i| spending a
month at the^ heme of her son John.
Mja* Fred Smith of Evart Mich.
spent part of last week with her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Devereaux,
Roy Taylor of Detroit who has
«*<
a cottage at Base Lake and works
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Read and son .aMmimiumiiimm,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,
for the Walker Adv. co. was a of Grand Rapids are spending two —
and A n h u
visitor at the Dispatch office Sat.
He was a school mate of the
editor some 30 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. W.C Miller were in • §
4i
1
I
Rev. Fr. Murphy was called to packson on business Sat
I«
Rochester, %TI»
N.Y I...
by ^Lthe illness
of* his
MI
v._
Robert Meyers found a carrier t g
IN HOWELL
sister last week
pigeon with two bands on his leg 5
UNDaK F£l>t-RAL
Mrs. F. Kavanaughvof Jackson was last Wed.He fed it but it returned £
SUPERVISION
the guest of her sister Mrs. Jennie in two days. He turned it over to S
Mei»ti>cr Federal Deposit InsDevereaux a couple of days last t w c > M i n e r ^ c&\]ed t h e COnservat 5
g
week.
ion dept. who told him to let it 5 uranc Corporation. AM depotMrs. Florence Ryer of Lansing rest a few days and then release it. s its Inaored up to 6.0U0 for aack
is spending the week with her daug
Mrs A.L. Nisbett attended the pic ' 5 Depositor.
hter," Mrs.Asher Wylier
nic given by the teacher, Mrs. L. g TRAVELER'S CHEQMr. and M?s. Medure Hmchey of Wylie at the Green school Fri.
,C
Pah Grove were Sunday callers at
UES
Sunday guests at the home of G. S
1
the WJH. Meye? home.
Arbor, Miss Efter Read of Dexter
I
Mr
and
Mrs.
John
Martin
spent
THE SAFEST WAY TO
:
Mftbon home were Wm.Dow •.( Ann
X
> - « » B S - 3 E a 5 - •••• - - - . : » . .»:+ ''." ' v / V
• Sun. at the John Mayer home near Arbor, Miss Ester Read of Dexter
CARRY GASH
also mentioned a booklet written about
''Just one more question before you go,
1 Ypsilanti.
V.G. Rouse of Detroit and Corp.
Hitler's government telling how Hitler's
Judge. What is this thing called propaganda
Mrs A.L. Nisfcett, Mrs. Ella Mercer Marshall Meabon of Springville Penn 2 Even if you lost yotartraveLars
gang wants to maintain contact with foreign
you hear so much talk about these days?"
cheques....you don't losfc<<your
Mrs Nora Mercer and Albert Dinkel
temperance organizations and how it con"I'll give you an example, Hank. Last
Mrs
Ona
Campbell
and
daughter
S
money.
and wife attended the OE.S. friend
tributes annually to an international temnight I was reading an interesting little book
Leona were in Ann Arbor Sat.
! B Anything can happen to your
;sftip
meeting at Fowlerville.
perance union.
called'Hitler is in Favor'. It told how Hitler
• Mrs. Olive Brogan of
Ypsilanti
Mrs. Eloyse Campbell spent la.st S money when you travel these
"You can bet Hitler isn't interested in.
would very much like to see Americans fight1 spent the week end at the Arthur week with relatives in Grand Rapids £ days....it may be lost!...it may
seeing prohibition, advanced in our country
ing among themselves over prohibition bebe stolen. But you can't lose
Bullis home.
e
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Darrow anu son
for any reason except that he knows it's a
cause that would create disunity, waste the
1
your cash if you carry it in
Mrs. Lulu Lamb and son, Ford of Buck lake were Sun guests at
good way to stir up trouble. That ! what
time of Congress and legislatures in wet-dry
the form of Traveller's Cheq.
they mean by propaganda, Has*."
were in Detroit Sunday.
arguments and cripple our war effort It
the W.E. Darrow home.
Frank Bowers, local supervisor was | uea.They are spendable every
Arthur Bullis has been home frpm
where like cash,but unlike cash
Willow Run plant a couple of weejes taken to St Joseph's hospital in Ann
•...•_— t,' '..^^afifrt
\*. * » * • * • , + -r* t 9 " " » !
Gtnf00Rt$ 9f nJpM0nc MMMBt InnUhitM, /at.
tt.*1 •»*••
if they are lost or stolen, you
I on account of illness.
Arbor for treatment last week.
do not lose....your money is
Mr. and Mrs* Twiy Canton were
Mrs. Florence Bahnmiller of Chelrefunded.
This protection costs ;
' t in Detroit on Business last Thurs.
H
sea spent several days last week with '
sT"
only 75c per $100. Minimum
I Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith of Perry Mr. and Mrs El win Hulce.
^^**
Miss Margaret Curiett of Detroit | cost 40c for $10 to $50. IssuedV.
'cpent last Friday at the home of
WANTED
in denominations of $10, $20,
Mrs Lulu Lamb.
was homo Sunday.
$50 and $100. Get them at this
Mrs. Harold Tooman of Man&est
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
bank.
or «pent a couple of days tast week M.E-Darrow were Mrs Evelyn Gillen
at 'he Ross Read home,
"Where is all the money comof Lansing, Richard Loomis and wife
Wo have ample funds avatable
ing from to meet the 13 billion
Elmer Bullis. is spending some of Detroit Richard Loomis jr of Flus §
for sound loans
WITH
dollars of the Second War Loan
time
hera
reparrtnglawn
mowers.
hing,Long
Island.
Mrs.
Richard
Loo;
MORTGAGE
RRAL KSTATE
There will be a Cash and Carry
goal?*' is a question heard on
Mr and Mrs. P.H. Swarthout atten mis Jr and son,Dickie of Flushing s 0 R PERSONAL AT &SASONSTOCK ML TOOLS
many si£*s. 1': v ID come oat p|
lea Station at
ded
the picnic and entertainment have been spending a week there.
\
the 45-bilikm dolfea snrnhw
ABLE RATES
80 ACRES OR MORE
at the Winans school given by Mr
earnings, «4 ltM*^ according to
The Misses Marion Shirey and
CHAS. CLARK'S
staUatios raported by Treasury
RENT A SAFE DHPOMT
! Don Swarthout tin) teacher
Goldie Markes left for the west on
"•—" CASH BUYERS WAITING
experts.
BOX ror Y&U* WA» BONOS
j
Roy
Clark
has
purchased
the
farm
SERVICE STATION
a two weeks trip Sunday. Goldie
During 1941 personal savings
AND OTHER VALUABLB
of his mother.
will visit friends at Salt Lake city
la Ftnckftay About JOB* 1.
of individuals amounted 1<J 9
PAPERS. TRB COST W LOW
Messera Ona CampelU Clifford and Marion at San Francisco Calif.
billion dollars. During 1943. this
Par* Artifikiai Ie« from DaMiller, John Martin and P.W. Cur
surplus or nrqspeetive savings
troit will b« cUUvMd daily
207 H E. GRAND RIVER
will
increase
by
38
bllllttol*
lett wore in Lansing the first of
lea may BOW ba bad at John
HOWELL
Urs over 1941 when co"v
PHONE
183
1 the week and attended the annual
RowaU'i PattorsoB Laka aad
fiMK'-j *vere easy to set.
conclave of the Michigan Grand Lod
Mt Airy, UkaUn<J
Miss Joyce Isham closed her torsi
Now that prices are high,
ge
F.ft
A.M.
thrifty people will make their
a* the Hale scnooUnear Somulaa
Michal Roche has terned sheep her
goods last longer and place
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCartJ
Wto
with a picnic Fri.She has signed
more money In War Bonds.
«rr. Newman and family
,,
. , „ >.
„ . .,
3 of Det
dor and now has about 100 of them
_- u .
, J
and daughter Betty ofM Brighton were
to
teach there next year.
the Lodwidco
*0itb»ve arrived at their cottage, S u n < U y ^ ^ a t ^ h o w e o f Un
•* oLLaid lake for the summer. | Nannie Amburgey,
Kennedy's Gen. Store
JOE GENTILE
lH Z™. "* *"
1 | *"*•• N a t i o n a l 1
Bank
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FARM
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1
Ws« Hat The Moiey
For Ui War Lou?
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Herb Sneed
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PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 26, 1943
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1?" Want Ads
Save w i t h This TWG Ccct Method
Apply one coat of Boydell House Paint
Primer which will spread evenly and cover
well. Then apply a coa: of Bo> J.L.1 LJ:»W.J
House Paint. Result, a smooth d><rr'Me finish equal u> three coats in ordinary paint.
PROFESSIONAL CORNER
Married at St. Joseph's church inj
Howell, Sat Miss Genevieve Pipp
to Win. P. Dailey of Pinckney. Mr.
|
Dailey left Tues. for Fort Custer.
HERB SNEED
Pinckney high school took part
Phone 183
807 M E. Oread ettve
in the field day at Howell last Fri.
and covered themselves with glory
Howell,
Ray M. Duffy, M. D.
Pinckney, Miehigan
Real Estate, li
and
metals.
The
crack
relay
team
FOR SALE Pump jack and wind
Office Hour*:
City, Lake and F<
mill pump. Also 40 1% in pipe and composed of Lorenzo Murphy, Ed.
2:00
to
4:00
P.
M.
A Speciality
Brown, Roche Shehan and Bert Mc3 1 4c ft. of 2 in. pipe.
7:00
to
9i00
P.
M.
List
Your
Property With Me
Cleer won first prize jRoche Shehan
"3 I
Nick Katoni
won first in the 100 yard dash aad
FTJ3T SALE. Sow and 8~piga.
Ed. Brown and Roy Campbell first
Bond Horn*) Imp. Cfe
DR. G R. McCLUSKEY
George Parker
and third in the 220 yard dash.The
ROOFING SIDING, and ASBESTOS
FOR SALE Two heating stovet,one baseball team however lost 6 to 0.
DENTIST
SHINGLES
3 circulating, burns coal or wood.
1 1 2 £ H'Mtchifaa
j Pinckney also won first in the art
"All WorkmaaaWp fiejassntiai
s I
Vince Dark.
Telephone*
exhibit.
Office, 220
Reeidepca, 123J
3 ' WANTED.... Twin Outboard motor
WILLIAM D A T *
Sat.
June
1
is
"Heart
Day"
on
apply: Pinckney Tavern!
Evenings by Appoint meat
123 North G o v t Sfreet
1 which hearts will be sold for the bene
Howe*, Miofaigen
Howell, MieHstaa
For Sale- Pair base ball shoes size fit of the Child Welfare League. Miss
9 and pair of base ball panta.S8.50 Josephine Harris is chairman.
There was a big fire at Lakeland
for both.
Percy Ellis
CLAUDE SHELDON
MARXIN J LA VAN
Mon. when the Mayworm store was
WANTED~To let 20 acres of land
at Law
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
destroyed and the Floyd Watters
on sha*es.
Mike Pankoff
Brighton, Mieftjga
store damaged. 15 motor boats were
Phone 13
WANTED-Wool, all grades.
Piuckney, Mich.
destroyed.
Phone 19F12
VanWioWe & VanWlAie
Lynn Hendee, Phone 35F»2
Oscar Heisig of New York City
Don W. VanWinkie
FOR SALE:~Baby Cribaad mattress. who has enlisted in the navy is visit
Charles K. VanWinU
PERCY ELLIS
Good eond. Phone 114, Mrs. O. Beck ing at the G.W.Dinkel home.
Attorneys at Law
Lee Tiplady was given an honor
AUCTIONEER
For Sale- 12 in Oliver tractor plow.
First State end Savings Bank
able discharge from the army last
James Muphy. Monks farm.
Howell, Mtchigar
PHONE P4NCKNEL 18FU
week.
FORTSALETA~piano andfalso a vio*Joe Quint, a former resident died
lin. Will be sold reasonable. Inq- in a Jackson hospital of scarlet fever
_ uire at the Dispatch office.
last week.
LEE LAVEY
11 FARM FOR RENT- Walter Reason.
FUNERAL HOME
v
The Spinsters Return, with a cast
GENERAL INSURANCE
1547 Buena Vista, Detroit,Mich of 17 local men and women will be
Modern EquipxaeaM
Ambulance Servfee
Phone S9-F3
FOR RENT - Farm on shares, 12 put on at the opra house here May
Phone
39
Plnehmey, Michig»
Pinckney, MUUfa*
acres of good land idle about 8 yrs. 31.
BOYD ELL
HOUSE i
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Here's a house paint you can
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NOTES of 25 YEARS AGO.
The Raotoey Sanitarium
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P. H. Swarthout & Son
A. Samborski 712 E. Catherine St
Ann Arbor Mich Phone 24189
NOTES OF 50 YEARS AGO
Games next week:
held at the city of Howell in said
Teeple & Cadwell are erecting a Mon... Miller vs. Shehan.
County on the 10th day of May
I AD. .\943.
WANTED
Buy five or more ^two story building, south of Brown's Wed.. Chanyi vs Ledwidge.
acres fruit and vegetables farms.good blacksmith shop for a carriage store
Present, Hon. Willis L.
Lyons.
•^um.tiilMmiMllllMIIHHIIIIIUHl^
WANTED: Lawns to mow and other Judge of Probate.
home and barn. On lake if possible room,
i inckney or Gregory district Would
Dick Reason of Anderson lost 30 odd jobs.
. . I n the Matter of. the et'.ate of
were Sunday guests at the W.J.Nash
, consider an old stone or brick house, sheep last week by a mysterious il Westley Palmer,Sucessor to R. Clark. Marijane Perkins, Minor.
home.
LOCAL NEWS
I home#
} Advise lowest price on easy terms. .vlness.
FOR SALE :.9 month old - Duroc.
William M. Betterly and Edith
Poland China boar. Chas. Den&more May Betterly having filed in said
.
j Court their Declaration of Adoption,
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Parkinson and e x a c t location and full description
The hotel here has changed man
r rnTllarold Planck~of Fort Max daughter of Ann Arbor were Sun. o f l a n d ^ d buildings.
^agement again. James Eggieston has
•STATE OF MICHIGAN
I p r a y i n g that an order be made by
Sat.irjlL
evening
callers
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
»A
friend
of
Detroit
were
guests
at
the
W.Hendee
home.
i
Q.M.
Collins,
10099
Aurora
St.,
gone
back
to
White
Oak
and
Mrs.
Miss Jane Wittwer was home from j
a
tn i Circuit Court tor the County \ said Court finding that L'Nita Ruth
FOR
SALE-Fine
Frame
Barn,
Perkins is the sole parent having
cy Texas
ana m t n u
_
^ ^
.
,
Detroit,
Mich.?
B.J.
Allen
is
running
it.
Henry
Johnson.
Ypsie over the week end.
of Livingston in Chancery.
able to build house or cottage. g ^-_j
Work has commenced in the Mc... Jesse Henry & Alraeda Henry,
legal authority to make and execute
Roberta McArtor was in Ann ArC. W. Hooker wife and two sons
Intyre brick yark here of making a
W. C. MiHet
said consent to adoption* and that
VS.
Ice cream will be served at the j Plaintiffs,
bor Monday.
of Ann Arbor were week end guests
order of tile.
said L'Nita Ruth Perkins has abandTO RENT ON SHARE- 80 acre big
Lankin school Fri. night for the Thompson Grimes, executor of the
at
the
J.HjHooker
home.
i
Miss Nancy Clawson spent Sun.
will of Alvin, Mann, deceased, Alvin oned said child for a period of more
Km§wley -arm on iHJow*" rodd
benefit of the pastor.
than one year last preceding the date
with her,parents, Mr. and Mrs. £ d
Mrs. Mary Blades Denfby of Ann
Willard Bennett 242 Curtis St.
A bill forbidding the operation of Mann, J. S. Nash, Thompson Grimes,
on filing of said Declaration and
Clawson.
Arbor fell and broke her leg there
Jackson Mich,
barber shops on Sunday has passed Emilie M. Grimes, Joel Brooks M.D.
Carr and William Hi Stevens,or their that an order be made by said Court
or inquire of Andrew Campbell
both houses and become a law.
Mr Wm. Kennedy of Detroit hat last week.
that said William M. Betterly and
moved to his farm.
I
Tues visitors at Lansing were F 0 R SALE-60 acres of land on the | Andrew Roche has gone to Detroit unknown heirs, devisees legatees, Edith May Betterly,his wife,do stand
Defendants.
3 miles where he hu<? accepted a position of land assigns,
in the place of parents of said child
Mrs. Maria Dinkel is spending a Mr. Westley Reader, Herbert Palmer Pinckney-Gregory road,
bi'akfeman on the Mich. Central raill Suit pending in the 35th Judicial
Fredrick
Singer,
Donald
Griffiths.
^
Pinckney.
Inquire
of
and that the name of said child
west
month with her son John.
road.
I Circuit in the circuit court for the
H. Lyons, Chelsea Shoe Shop
be changed to Shirley Anne Betrtely.
The Wilson.. Howlett wedding at county of Livingston, in Chancery,
Mrs. Rachel Rose and son of Det
Phil Bentile started to work at
It is ordered,That the 1st day oi
H©RFBRB HOG Fee, 32.00. Time of I the Albert Wilson home here May 4 the 12th day of May, 1943.
roit and Miss Mable Nash of Detroit King Seeley's in Ann Arbor.
June AD. 1943 at ten o'clock In the
service;
Th>mas Love Farm, i was one of the big events of the
Before Hon. Jiosepn H. Collins, forenoon, at said Probate Office.be &
—•*— season.Little Mable Montague acted Circuit Judge.
is hereby appointed* for heaxinf
'*** 'as ring bearer. A large number of
It appearing from the sworn bill said petition.
| guests were present and partook of of complaint filed in said cause that
It is Further Ordered,That Public
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j a a.mMionus dinner. The bridal coup [plaintiffs have not been able after notice thereof be given by publlcat
I le will visit the Chicago World's Fair diligent search and inquiry to ascer. ion of a copy of this order for three
defendants
are suceesive weeks previous to said day
Frank Burden, Will Stoddard- & Ot tain whether said
to. Pool are shearing sheep in this alive or dead or where they may of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch
reside if living or if they have any a newspaper printed and circulated
section.
W,H. Placeway has his new barn personal representatives or heirs liv- in said county.
nearly completed.
ing or where they or any of them
Willis L. Lyons,Judge of Probate
John McCabe, 76, died at his home may reside,or whether title,interest or f(4A true copy.)
near Hudson Sat. Funeral at Dexter claim, lien or possible right of said
Celestia Parshall,Reg. of Probate
Monday.
defendants has been assigned to any
i other persons or whether such title
SOFT BALL NOTES
j interest, claim.lien, or possible right
Established 1963
In the soft ball league last week!has been disposed of by will by said
rain caused both games to be post- defendants;
Incorporated 1916
poned. However, the Shehan..Chanyi
It further appearing that plaintiffs
game was played on Tues Jiight and Tdo not know and have not been able
' won by Shehan 16 to 5. The score after diligent search and inquiry to
' was 8 to 5 up to the 7th inning when ascertain the names of the persons
the latter scored 8 runs. Stanley Din who are included as defendants with
kel pitched for Chanyi and was not out being named and that it cannot
be ascertained in what state or coun
J
hit
* * * * hard
4 * * * * * * but Iris support was spotty.
JL' Friday
Frida the Miller team lost its try said defendants or any of them
V first g&j
game of the season to Ledwidge reside;
a>|9 to 2. Singer pitched a 2 hit game
On motion of Shields & Smith
for Ledwidge. Errors figured largely! attorneys for plaintiffs, it is ORDER
of Safe Banking
ED that the above named defend J
in tne runs scored.
Batteries.. Chanyi Dinkle & L. ants and their unknown heirs devis
OvorSiztj'Eigot Years
Swarthout,
Shehan,B. Singer & ees, legatees and assigns cause their
Reader.
appearance to be entered herein with
V
Miller
Lin three months from the date there
JIHT BECAUSE THE SECOND
H of A that in default thereof aaid
AB
WAR LOAN IS OVER IS NO
2
P. Swarthout,
3
0 bill of complaint will be taken as
REASON TO RELAX ON
Cliff Miller 2b
8
0
0 confessed by said defendants & each
BUYIN WAR BONDS
Hulce,p
8
0
1 of them.
Reader/ c,
8
0
O
The proceeds of this loan will
It is further ORDERED that plain
Clare Miller, rs,
2
0 tiffs cause this order to be published finance our war effort for approx0
F, SifigerJi,
2
0 within 40 days in the PINCKNEY imately three months so you see
0
Gentile,lb.
2
0 DISPATCH, a newspaper printed, we must continue to put all of our
0
0 published and ciculated in said coun.. savings into war bonds. And Why
Shehan, Is,
2
0
0 ty once in each week for at least' not? There is no better investiment
L. Swarthout, 3b,
2
0
0
Clark,rf
2
1 [six successive weeks
in the world.
Ledwidge
Joseph H. Collins, Circuit Judge
When the war is over you wMl
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AB
The above entitled cause involves & have a backlog of funds to buy the
-Mr
J. Ledwidge
J
_ JB_
0 is brought to quiet title to the fol
things you want when they are avail
Eichman,lf
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4
2 lowing described land:
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able again.
Lavey, c.
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2
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(The Southeast Quarter of the
K. Ledwidge,ls
4
1
8 Northeast Quarter and the Southeast
B. Singer,p,
'** 8
0
1 quarter of section sixteen in town*
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Baughn 8b,
3
0 ship one north of range four east,
2
Chanyi,cf
8
Putnam Township, Livingston county,
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Pahner^f,
W
8
Michigan.
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Burnavrf
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Shield* ft Smith
0
Amburgy, 2b
2
Montr to loan at reasonable rata*
Attorneys lor Ratotatfs
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YOU GET BETTER MEATS AT
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InteMst paid an Sayjk^n W e t * tad
Bnseaeae Atdreas
Official Standi***
Time Ceseileaeaj af • * ! * * .
Howell, Uhfctgaa
Won
Lott
Pet.
MUe%iaan Mat* Bank
Miller
5
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.625 ST4TE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the County
. Shehan
4
2
.666
All deposits np to $6,000.00 IBV*
of Livingston
I l^dwWge
'
8
3~
eared by oar membership in ~th* Fed1 Chanyi
0
6
At A aaid Passion of said court
.000
, era] Deposit Insurance Corporation.
LAVEY HARDWARE
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Housewives!!!
SAVE YOUR
WASTE FATS
The United States Government
Needs them
McPherson
State Bank
for EXPLOSIVES
Leave Them at this Store
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Clarks
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