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Grand Master to Be , Current C « n o t
Guest Here Feb. 28
Outdistanced!
Legislation tending t o change the
scnuot s y s t e m wilt oe m t r o c u c e a a t
, the
coming
special
session
i t is
George Ferguson,
G r a n d M a t t e r of a n n o u n c e d .
If t h e bill p a s s e s
the
Michigan Mason*,Frank Gould
J 6,800 school d i s t r i c t s in
the
state
D e p u t y G r a n d M a s t e r , Will
twill be r e d u c e d to 8 3 . School board-;
Be
at
Local
Masonic
. with m o r e t h a n 2 2 , 0 0 0 m e m b e r s will
Past Masters' Night
I be e l i m i n a t e d .
The county
would
be m a d e t h e school u n i t a n d
the
be reF o r th;' t h i r d tim< in thh i s t o r y school c o m m i s s i o n e r w o u l d
superintendent.
oi tin- .ocal M;i'iini< lodge
Living- placed by a c o u n t y
; t HI L o d g e \ o . T'i I' & A. M., t h e y T h e a d v a n t a g e s claimed a r e r e d u c more
uil! be hosts lo the K. W.
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abolishment
(ii oi';j.e F e r g u s o n of C> d a r S p r i n g s . of t h e t a x b u r d e n a n d
rurni"!' Grand Masters
who
have of t u i t i o n . T h e p r i n c i p a l o b j e c t i o n t o
Deen pivs"iit a t P a s t
M a s t . ' r s Han- t his propositi is t h a t it is a n a b a n d o n (iiets h c i v a i v lio.M-oe Uonisti'i'l
of in net of t h e a n c i e n t plan of A m e r i Vim A r b o r and Louis A n d e r s o n
of can s e l f - g o v e r n m e n t . N o o n * j i e n i e s
na. This tinm the (Iraiul M a s t e r h o w e v e r b u t t h a t t h e p r e s e n t school
Schools
:u i' iui);ir.i><I !jy the D e p u t y system could be i m p r o v e d .
re
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two'
and
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Frank
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Ntgkt 2 1 — 1 6
43 to 42
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A b o u t 4 : 0 0 A. M. S a t u r d a y m o r n Andrew
Olson
of
Stockbridge
Pinckncy independent basket
ball
t e a m s lost twice to Dexter
Saturday
in 2 c l o s e l y c o n t e s t e d g a m e s . T h e iirst
g a m e w a s t i e d a t 11 t o 11 a.t t h e half
i n the second period Pinckney could
not locate t h e basket a n d scored but
5 p o i n t s . D e x t e r g o t 10 a n d t o o k t h e
game. H a i n e s was high m a n for Dext e r w i t h t>. Cliff Miller g o t 4 . C l a r e
Miller 2 a n d B a s y d i o 1. B u r c h m e y e r .
c a p t a i n of M i l a n h i g h school l a s t y e a r
w a s h i g h m a n f o r D e x t e r w i t h 10.
/ O l i v e r of t h e . t a n k t r u c k f o r
Wayne
County Creamery wno have a station
a t S t o c k b r i d g e . n o t i c e d a m a n lie ng
a t t h e e d g e of M-36 a , h e w a s o n his
way to Stockbridge with the truck.
T h m a n w a s j u s t w e s t of t h e d u c k
i a » m o n t h e r i g h t h a n d side of t h e
r o a d a b o u t a mile w e s t of P i n c k n e y .
ison s t o p p e d his t r u c k & e x a m i n i n g P i n c k n e y Res*
Dexter Res.
a n s a w t h a t he w a s d e a d .
He Haines
Rickard
R. F .
ll;'.;>i'i. .
Rubei t
C a i n p b •!!, I t h r e e pupils. School b o a r d s a r e
stil"
went to the Spears farmhouse nearby | D M o w a y
Hicks
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and lodge finance school has been held for
E d w a r d J r .They returned to
t h e I Cliff M i l l e r
a
number
ir
Treastr
R. G.
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many
body and the Spears men recognized J S m g t ? r
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This is u n d o u b t e d l y w h a t is c o n t e m insrway f a r m . T h e y called t h e shor.ff ? ,
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k d u •, th' • H o w e l l taken from the districts a n d p l a c e d
nledy
edy and Coroner Guy Grieve came
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utions Pinckney.Meabon for Singer,
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of in the c o u n t y s u p e r i n t e n d e n t .
over. E x a m i n a t i o n of thc> b o d y showBasydio for Meabon, Quigg for Trea>i'i't'j,'<
will rend r r h a r a r ed t h e m a n h a d b e e n r u n o v e r by
jter. Referee
Shehan.
in
an a u t o or truck as the hjad
was
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crushed and 7 ribs broken. Tbe hat
President
Roosevelt's
or
Colonel
w a T b l o o d soaked and" f r o a c n a s weve j f i r a ? ^ ^
Pinckney got away t o a
v. i!
• •• Hi-- fifth y e a r l y Fast L i n d b e r g ' s ? The W a s h i n g t o n
writer
usual
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a l s o t h e a r m a n d legs of t h e body. L a d a n d w a s a h e a d 21 t o 15 a t t h e
CATHOLI
in t h e L a n s i n g . S t a t e J o u r n a l h a s t h e
CHUItCH
SERVICE
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A piece of f r e s h
pork was
f o u n d half. T h e y c o n t i n u e d t h e i r g o o d w o r k
Suiiiiay .
following to say a b o u t i t : .
f i'r>wi::.";
eomrni! tees
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l i e i n g n e a r t h e b'Hly. H o w e v e r t h e r e a n d w e n t i n t o t h e last q u a r t e r w i t h a
Conl'i * M i: .• .-•< at S -Mi) an,I 10 :1)1)
New
York
conservative.".
nave
at
.Sa'.uniny even in
i' • <!:,"' '•- ;it pal ts of the ban
w a s n o blood on t h e g r o u n d n e a r t h i 10 p o i n t l e a d . H e r e D e x t e r c a m e f r o m
waitb e h i n d t i e d t h e score in t h e
final O. E. S. to P u t o n LOCAI T a l e n t P l a y
wo;k: Ila'iqu.t
C o m — W a l t e i played t h e i r ace. Now t h e y ' r e
body except
a b o u t t w o spoonf ulls.
ing
to
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ped.
at Community Hall F r i d a y Night I
T h e officers w e n t to t h e L a z l o horn? m m u t e s of p l a y a n d w o n by a m a r Colonel L i n d b e r g ' s e n t r y into t h e
I f t ' a Comedy
j
a b o u t a q u a r t e r of a mile a w a y . T h e r e j g i n of o n e p o i n t . P i n c k n e y w h o h a d
air mail c o n t r o v e r s y w a s s u d d e n b u t
t h e y f o u n d t h e d e a d m a n ' s wife.Eliz- b e e n w o r k i n g a s m o o t h p a s s i n g g a m e
:: A P T ! T CI-iURCH
the g r o u n d w o r k behind it w a s
not
abeth- h e r son. A l e x a n d e r K o v a c . by t h e f i r s t t h r e e q u a r t e r s s w i t c h e d t o
T h a P i n c k n c y Q. E. S. C h a p t e r 145
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For m o n t h s he h a s been
privately
; . ^d .a, u, , g^ h1 ,t .e, i- . jI i n d i v i d u a l d r i b b l i n g in t h e final p e r - , will p u t o n t h e c o m e d y " T h e
his
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i v / a r d c d by a w l o c t g r o u p of
local
^ D e t e c t i v e " a t t h ^ c o m m u n i y hall en Mor n i n
:
T h e h n a . 12. and Louis L a d a . 17. who iod w i t h u n f o r t u n a t e r e s u l t s
V.'-u'shi.i
> L'-timers as t h e i r
best
and
perS w a r t h o u t w a s h i g h s c o r e r f o r ! F r i d a y e v e n i n g : P e b r u r a y 2 3 . T h i s i s | Sp*-ci:il in
is n e p h e w of M r s . L a z l o a n d
lives
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haps oiil.v__.hopi' of s t a r t i n g a backlaugh_ little f o h >
w i t h t h e m . t h e y s t a t e d t h a t Lazlo had P i n c k n e y w i t h 21 p o i n t s . Dinkle g o t ; a r o l l i c k i n g c o m e d y a n d o n e
tire
of public opinion
against
the
1
W t h o m e a b o u t 0 : 3 0 F r i d a y n i g h t to 1 3 f H i c k e y G, a n d Reason 8 , K e n n y l e d ' f r c p a s t a r t t o finish, (k>od s p e c i a .l i t i e s , S u n d a y .L ' , 1 . ( 1 1 ) 1
new deal,
t a k e s o m e m e a t to J o h n M a r k o s who [ D e x t e r w i t h 17. C u s h i n g g o t 12 a n d b e t w e e n a c t s . A d m i s s i o n 25c. a n d 15c 1
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T h o s e who should k n o w s a y pev1 '
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lives o n t h e Willis T u p p e r f a n n a b o u t C r o c k e r «. A p r e v i o u s g a m e b e t ween R e s e r v e s e a t s -10c e x t r a . T h e cast ^ V.
i ral hints have been d e l i c a t e l y con! FvenJ
W o i -iil|l
ft m i l e from the Lazlo f a r m . T h e boys t h e t e a m s e n d e d in a 3 8 t o 36 v i c t o r y is as f o l l o w s :
veyed to the colonel in t h e p a s t y e a r
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j Plunk Jarlock
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ional policy would be i n t e r e s t i n g t o
D e x t e r J a b o G r a b b . a c o p . . . N o r m a n Miller
t'dl a b o u t 1 1 : 0 0 w h e n H i n c h e y
and j p i n c k n e y
CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
the public. U p to now L i n d b e r g ha.*
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been deaf to nuch o v e r t u r e s — q a i e t l er
in t h e b a s e m e n t they h a d n o t notic- M e a b o n
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C u s h i n g ' A m b r o s i a M c C a r t y ....Mrs. W . ^ M L c e }
Floyd W e e k s — S u p t . of S. S . _
N o t satisfied w i t h - t h i s e x p l a n a t i n n D i n k e i
nn-nt •—m+ -ot_hxtr_ t o p i c s
w o u l d ~bpCoy A r a m i n t a S o u r d x o p s M r s . K d P a r k e r j MdiTiTng \\ o i > m p - T
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Hiram
Smith S h e h a n
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w h o is a c t i n g p r o s e c u t o r d u r i n g
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a b s e n c e of P r o s e c u t o r
Sweeney
in 3, D i n k e l G.Devine l . K e n n y 1», C o y 1 K a t r i n a K r o u t
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1« . r e m i s e s dtsclosetl blood stains g o a l s — R e a s o n 1, Dinkel U > e v i n e 1 > { M A R C H T E R M . J U R O R S D R A W N j
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This doesn't imply even r e m o t e l y
wind- L n n y 1, C o y 1. P i n c k n e y 6, D e x t e r ^
The
following
are
the
jurors! ev.n.ng.
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i that L i n d b e r g "sold nut t o t h e b a n k ihav'ei' ui' •tin;
innShield and r u n n i n g b o . i d of a Dodg:: I ». R e f e r e e _ D i l l o w a y a n d U r q u h a r t . d r a w n for t h e M a r c h t e r m of circuit
iay
v i - . " But hi s closest
contacts
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t r u c k b . d o n g i n g to L a . ' o s . S e a r c h .:f|
r e . . n t y e a r s have been c o n s -rvatives
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F O R M E D eases a r e listed for t r i a l .
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fa
t h e houtfe disclosed a p a i r of blood-J M A N Y N E W P A R T I E S
aid n a t u r a l l y he has a b s o r b e d t h e i r
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lie
political p a r t i s
will J
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s t a » n o d o v c r n l L hlddt-n u n d e r a m a t - |
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i \ i e w p o i n t . F r o m the b r o a d a n d Wall
siaun-u "
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C h a r l e s Allen, Iosco.
t r e s s . T h e d o o r y a r d h a d been s w e p t I b c i o u n d u p o n the N o v t p i b o r , 11)34
; Street.- angle it w a s a s w e e t brr^ak
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Edith Wright, Marion.
PINCKNEY ' S DENIF.f.) C W A
e' |!|'')'_r;i::i i - ;i . f> i . ,i ,\\ - ;
a n d c h a f f s c a t t e r e d a b o u t b u t a few ballot,
according
to
information
t h a t raised an issue on w h i c h he w a s
M.
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Hetc"hler,
Oceola.
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State.
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Lazlos
r o a d l e a d i n g t o M-3<">.
T h e Progrcssive-Fu.>ionist
and
the
Potato.'.^
F r a n k Boulton, Tyrone.
( ' I ' e a i r l e i l M ai school bi (>u; ill back word iVeni I,:".- i
s t a t e d t h a t t h e blood w a s from a hog ] » t 0 p i e s p r o g r e s s i v e p a r t i e s a n d
the!
We womlcf j u s t how
much
the
Salad
S t e v e Raker,- L'nadilla,
•• : u i i> d ( i r e c t i I ''•
b u t c h e r e d t h a t d a y t h a t the
blood j C o r n o n w e a l t h p a r t y , w h i c h is to resirrj i'"ri:i/ Li'.it tin- 1 'i m'Uin y (' \\ A
about
{',.;!".-e i public at large is i n t e r e s t e d
H e n r y Conrad, Rrighton City.
Olivt-,
I ukl
new school |jroji i t ia<l b e n r| n i e i |
s t a i n s on t h e s e a t was c a u s e d f roin - p l a c c t h o p r o h i b i t i o n p a r t y , a l r e a d y j
thlove airairs and
matrimonia'
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L o u i s Bitten," B r i g h t o n T w p .
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c a r r y i n g d r e s s e d pigs to m a r k e t .
j J i a V C q u a l i f i e d i o r places on t h e bali dillicult'n-s of
Mary
Fickfortl
*n<i
Melvin B r o w n , C o h o c t a h .
b • I l i e , h e . I b y M a y 1.
t.» i n
' A b o u t a y e a r ago the d e a d
man lot. A n e w F a r m e r - L a b o r p a r t y t o
1
pro.
PROGRAM
houglas Fairbanks.
Here
wore
a
W e a l t h y S h i r e y , C o n .ray
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Th- i v
w a s f o u n d in a w r . e k . d e a r bad,; \r\-\ r e p l a c e t h e o n e a l r e a d y qualified is
< \ a ' \ in H o o k ' i
YV
(•oiijile of film a c t o r s a l r e a d y m a r r i e d
D a n H o g a n , DocrficM.
' ! t I c • n i ; > i ' ' . •' p i •':/•'•
•.jured a t the overhead
bridge
near b e i n g f o r m e d a n d m e m b e r s
ion will
ef the
Tea. Una-', r
K" •
'i: ;"'
who fell in 'ove. T h e w a y w a s m a d *
George Sttinacker, (ienoa.
t h e C o n w a y o r C o l u s . r f a n n c o s t o f i T . ".'° ,
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a ' r :idy
.John .VIa r'in
marriage
by a,
op' n
for t h e i r
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f,
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t L n i t e d party arc planning to qualify
Genevieve Read. Green Oak.
Sioekblidev
of divorces, alho'ugh
the
coll|de
P i n c k n e y . He w a s a t t h e P i n c k n e y
... .
,
,
^
F r a n k BrenningtfUhl, H a m b u r g
ON
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the
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WHS,
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*, w i t h i n a few w e e•x>'
ks.
li gal it y
Charie's H u s c h k e , H a n d y
on
Ihinijii'-t wa
M ( 1,..Ma. or. i1 (|in lioned for a t i m e .
i M.i,
W. i
Incidentify
S a n i t a r i u m f o r s- v . r a e l m o n t h s
and I N C R E A S E IN D R U N K
T h o m a s Gaffney, H a r l l a n d .
| h -hi : I.
L;ae'lll chllic'l
o i i v e , I I HVi i H
church
to
d r e w c o n s i d e r a b l e rccirlent i n s u r a n c e
DRIVING SHOWN J A m o s R m m o n s , H o w e l l T w p .
' .-li.- had to leave h e r
nigh(. I'.
Weak.-. V.a, t o a - L m a
I-',atik (iould
money. Deputy Kennedy romembcri, m a r r y F a i r b a n k s . M a r r i a g e <vcidcntD r u n k driving increased
45
per'
M i k e Scolly, H o w e l l C i t y .
L u au
an<l spee
. v.'( i e -(1:: .1 • le,•and Ma.-ter
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t
y
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;
i n g t h i s a^ked t o . sen ,/the po'.ie|.\« c e n t d u r i n g J a n u a r y , 1*J34> a s c o m - j
ly m e a n t disillusion as g r a d u a l l y t h e y
w
W m . Gaffney, Iosco.
Wilson Sc. i.- i F. U. L
!'. ('ample 11
II.
l
i
o
b
n
ta
i'k
T h e officers w e r e s h o w n t w o . one p a r e d w i t h J a n u a r y ,
I began to drift a p a r t a n d t a k e
'ong
11)33,
a c c o r d - j Fxlward Maas, Marion.
was a go(j;l J i t t e l l d a l l c e .
Ana
Ar'oer
Mayoif o r $ 10.000 a n d th f/in-r f o r $>.O0O i n g t o r e c o r d s of t h e D e p a r t m e n t off
vacations from each other.
They
H e n r y H i b n e r , Oceola.
' ~ (I ' .
1) \ \ e y
l b • - >.( Saginaw
m
a
t
'!•:.in c a s e of a c c i d e n t a l d e a t h . T h e larg- S t a t e . T h e i n f o r m a t i o n r e a c h e s
beg^m
to
fade
from
the
m
o
tion
the'
Nellie Gardner, P u t n a m .
StocUbi'idg"
NOTICE
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M
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r
,
•nr.f
e r w o u l d h a v e l a p s >d S u n d a y .
j p i c t u r e field before t h e a d v e n t
of
department
through
tho
financial]
Kthcl Kirschman, Tyrone.
Tii.j K ng: D a u g h t i r.> m e e t
wi
A l e x a n d e r K o v a c . L o u i s Lad-.i. the r e s p o n s i b i l i t y a n d t h e m o t o r vehicle
! t l v talki'-H which h o w e v e r secm« t o
CI eve P o o l e , U n a d i l l a ,
Mr,
Tiiil. -ii;
blood s t a i n e d overalls a n d sampl••< of o p e r a t o r s ' license laws,
h a \ e oblit<'ratec| thein
completely.
A m e l i a C o n r a d , B r i g h t o n City.
1 «
t h e blood w e r e t a k MI t o Howell T h e ii
, F a i r b a n k s began to f r e q u e n t
the
In J a n u a r y of t h i s y e a r t h e r e Y.ere
A d a Conley, Brighton Twp.
r
blood w a s t u r n e d o v e r t o t h e stat > KJ8 p e r s o n s w h o
society of t h e nobility a n d
confine
either
pleaded
Julia Campbell, Cohoctah.
S u n dfaoyr aofficials
i n s u r a n c e ( ^ . ^ -^ ^ ^ f o u n d ^ . , ^ o f
^ ^
hi^
>
(Torts
to
travel
t
a
l
k
s
.
Pros.*
police
n a l y s i s . of t h e
F r a n k Oakley, Conway.
LAV
c e m p a n y and s t a l e police w - r e h e r e . )
r e p o r t s w e r e to t h e effect t h a t M a r y
d r i v i n g o r 52 m o r e t h a n in J a n u a r y
V e r n F^aton, D e c r f i e l d .
Mi
.VI'
J CO
(in
.1
T h e t r u c k t i r e s on w h i c h blood s t a i n s I
^
was to meet him a t New
York
previouSl
Uii S l:K.,
w e r e f o u n d w e r e r e m o \ d A-. lawen t o 1
C
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r
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s
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a
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she
p
t
arted
EMMETT
KENNEDY
S i n c e t h e financial r e s p o n s i b i l i t y
'SL
o n F:
Howell.
! suit for d i v o r c e . Still
rcconsilation
i law became
effective l a s t - Q c t o b e r l » n m e t t K e n n e d y , Do, died in D^•d b y
f
L a t e S u n d a y a f t e r s e v e r a l h o u r s ° ' l _! 17
r e p o r t s a p p e a r e d until F a i r b a n k s w a :
17, «a •«•«!
t o t a l *f
of 659 m o t o r i s t a h a v e j t r o i t F r i d a y . He v a S t h e son of W ill- e \ -,;. Cr
an,1
su.-d by u P r i t i s h I>ord f o r
taking
q u e s t i o n i n g by S h e r i f f F a w c c t t
j ^ e n " f o u n d g u i l t y of * o m e m a j o r -fen, K e n n e d y of St. C l a i r e ,
llesides
i,a :!•<!
his
wife
a
w
a
y
from
h
i
m
.
O
n
e
would
Deputy Kennedy. A b x . m d c r
Kovac . t j _ a f f l c v i o j a t i o n a n t i h a v e cct'nc u n d e r n j 3 f a t h o r n c j e a v c s
i ) r n t h c - s , : Jl 1 i
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a
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.
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say t h a t b o t h w e r e g o l d b r i c k e d Into
c o n f e s s e d t o t h e a v a . ' i e r of in
t h e p r o v l a i o n a of t h e act. Of t h i s | M a r k 0 f r > t r o i t , C h a r l e s of Jaekno.i t . ; l \ Mr
e! 1 * ] ' .
Hhl
p a y i n g too much for s o m e t h i n g t h a t
f a t h e r t a k i n g t h e e n t i r e b l a m e , r i m n u m b p r b u t 49 h a v e b e e n a b l e
t o a n d W m . of Missouri.
|
s t o r y w a s t h a t tle.y h a d
quarrelled
c
i
a
l
r
c
did n o t exist.
w
p p o p e r proof
of
nnan
T h e d e c e a s e d w a s well k n o w n h e r e ; JVJRS
F.LL '.HF.TH
DEVERF.Al'^
F n d a y a f t e r n o o n whil d r a w i n g m a n - j
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AH in his y o u n g e r d a y s he w o r k e d a n d j
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rem:;,
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t
u r e a m i t h a t h b s t e p f a t h e r h a d a«•-•
T h e A u t o m o b i l e C l u b is
advocat"'
and spent considerable time with h i s | , i j , ^ a t , .
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( f h e r <1 .light-v.
p
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license
t a c k e d h i m with a
uncle, Patrick Kennedy.
PINCKNEY MASONS WIN
•:'\ A r b o r t h : m o r n
Mr.-:. F(
a b o u t m i d n i g h t t h a c b ui
(luarrelled
p l a t e t a x f o r a u t o s . F r a n k KitzjgeraVi
EUCHRE CONTEST
T h e f u n e r a l s e n d e e s w e r e held
a t ing. Th
. ; • ; 0 . in h i
a g a i n a n d w h e n Lazlo seized a knif.i
s e c r e t a r y of s t a t e , h a s also c o m e o u t
Livingwton I^odgc N o . 76 F . 6 A. St. M a r y N c h u r e l i , P i n c k n e y , M o n d a y d a y a t
0 A.
• w ' • !
!'•' :e S'..
h e h a d s t r u c k him w i t h a stick of M. of P i n c k n c y w o n t h e fifth c o n t e s t ! m o r n i n g , R e v . L e w i s Dion officiating,
in f a v o r of it. Thia b o p p o s e d
by
ho
• !lh-:a! >!e.r
Church
r.-t
!!
. w o o d k U l i n s him. H e h u d th/m s t a r t e d of t h e e u c h r e t o u r n a m e n t b e i n g p l a y - j B u r i a l w a s In St. M a r y ' s c e m e t e r y .
tho s t a t e h i g h w a y commUvrioner a n d
1. i f' 1 1 1 w .
by Rev.
t h e c o u n t y road
commission*" vrho
t h e truck, taken the body to
M-36 ed w i t h W a s h t e n a w L o d g e of D e x t e r . ]
1:7:1 Ho«l
- n — — w
a
n
t
to
k
n
o
w
w
h
e
re the money for
w h e r e h e h a d ' l e f t it a f t e r r u n n i n g t h e I t t o o k p l a c c a t D e x t e r lad, T h u r s d a y j B A S K E T B A L L G A M E
.,.,
i!o\\ i: ;' pit • ma -t "i'.^ w i l
UOARD OF COMMERCE M E E T I N G
....,.(.
r o a d s and r e p a i r s will cr\me f r o m i f
t r u c k o v e r it.
n i g h t , t h e s c o r e b e i n g P i n c k n e y 46*|
SATURDAY NIGHT
T l v re rular me tin 01 t h e Pinck- 1 i'X+'il nht. ' ih>- M a , t •»• Maron d
the l : " n s e c»st i- cut.
T h ' » should
D e p u t y K e n n e d y w h o w a s p r a c t i c - D e x t e r 3 8 . D e x t e r ha* w o n t h r e e j
The Pinckncy
Independent.'
will iu-y I'oai I of Commorc'" w ili 1,:)-•• ti -K
c
a
u
s
e
food
for
t
h
o
u
g
h
t
The pro
l':,r-t M a s t e r J o h n Martin
ally in c h a r g e of t h e c.^se d e s e r v e s gtviief a n d P i n c k n e y t w o . D e x t e r n l a y W e b b e r v i l l e in a d o u b l e
h e a d e r a t the V. >aid of r o r n n t e i r e rooms on IW. M.
Sha
t M a s t - r K< ginald S h a e f c r t y t a x h»H a l r e a d y b e e n c u t .
g r e a t c r e d i t f o r M t iWWlling of It.
will p l a y t h e sixth c o n t e s t a t PI nek- h e r o S a t u r d a y . A content p l a y e d
a t M o m l a y • •VI-I i"ir. V> b. 'J:'.,
llefre^h- S. v..
and
Pa>t M a s t e r Paul Clark t h e s t a t e d e p e n d on t h e s a l e s
Thi L a z l o s c a i « * . l » r * a b o u t t e n n e y s o o n . \
J. w.
' W e b b e r v U l e several w e e k s a g o e n d e d ; .ment coivtmitt e i- F r e d Shsyton, F .
I ^ t Ma t 1 Azel C m p e t i t e r J b e o r and l i q u o r r e v e n u e f o r all tta
years ago.During O M ^ time they have
j . n.
T h e Dex-fcbr M a s o n s will play a t t h i " j n a v i c t o r y f o r W e b b e r v U l e by a L a v e y , \V. i L ' M . y e v .
C o n t i n u e d on l u i t p a g e
' expenses
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Pinckncy- Masonic UuU tonight.
dosfc margin,
1*. W . C u i l e t t S e e .
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The Pinckney Dispatch, Wednesday, February 14, 1934
.
s+.-'"S
TI, WEDDING MARCH MURDER
by MONTE BARRETT
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Copyright. U U . by the Bobbe-HsrrM 0 »
WHUBerrlce>
BELLS
AN INFERENCE
During a history lesson the teacher
pointed nut to the class that a surname often Indicated the trade of
the ancestors of those who bore the
name. Be gave the obviously simple
examples of Smith, Taylor, Baker,
and others.
Then be questioned one of the
boys: **Wbat were your ancestors,
Webb?"
"Spiders, sir V—London Tit-Bits.
Waiting in the minister's study while
"the wedding procession ts being naer
•baled, Jim Franklin, about to b« married to Doris Car mod y, Is stabbed to
death. Callia Shipley, one of the bridesmaids, is obviously Jn a state of
anxiety. Peter Cardigan, novelist, and
amateur detective of some note, with
Sergeant Kllday, of the New York police, begin the official investigation.
The dagger used by the murderer is
found. Franklin, while waiting, had
many visitors, among them his mistress, an actress, "Choo Choo" Train;
his Intended wife's father, Ambrose
Carmody: her brother, Rylle; Daniel
Bullis, well-known politician, and an
unknown woman in a blue frock, who
had quarreled openly with Franklin.
CHAPTER
II—Continued
"Where had you been, Royce?" Kllday wheeled quickly to the newspaper man.
"Out in the vestibule of the church,
looking for Milo Dunbar," replied
Royce.
"For me?" Dunbar looked at the
editor inquisitively.
"Jim wanted you to do him a faTor," Nick explained.
"We'll come to that later," Kllday
Interrupted Impatiently. "When you
NOTHING ALARMING
got back here to the sacristy, did you
see Bullis, or hear anything of his quarrel with Franklin?"
"No."
"How about the woman In blue?
Did you see her? Was that Choo Choo
Train?"
"No, I didn't see her. But it
couldn't have been Choo Choo," Royce
was quite positive. Choo Choo entered later, from the outside door.
I'm
sure she hadn't been here before,
"1 saw Mr. Oldsby kissing Helen
because
Jim was surprised to see
Young, and he knows nothing about
her."
her. She might—"
"And you never saw the woman in
"Oh, infantile paralysis is the onlj
blue?"
thing he could catch from her."
Nick shook his head. "Both she and
Bullis must have left by the back door.
All the Policeman's Fault
This is the first I had heard of either
of them."
Magistrate—The traffic policeman
* ' says you got sarcastic with him.
"Didn't Doctor Abernathy say anyMr. Nagger—But 1 don't Intend to
thing about them?" Kllday persisted.
be. He talked to me the way my
Royce meditated, frowning. "No, he
wife does, and I forgot myseJf and
never mentioned them. I remember he
answered, "Yes, my dear."—Stray
did say, 'This Is the strangest wedding 1 ever saw.' 1 didn't know he
, . Stories.
was referring to these visitors, however."
Call • Plumber
Doctor Abernathy leaned forward
City Boy—Say, dad, bow many
quickly. "Tell them what sou said, In
kinds of milk are there?
reply to that, Mr. Royce," he urged.
Father—Well, there's evaporated
"I don't remember—what did I say?"
milk, buttermilk, malted milk and—
Inquired
Royce.
but why do you wish to know?
"Yog said," the rector's face flushed
"Oh, I'm drawing a picture of a
with
sincerity, "'It may be stranger,
cow and I want to know how many
before
it's over.' "
spigots to put on her."—Farm Jour"Yes,"
Nick smiled. "I remember
nal.
saying that now."
"Just what did you think was going
Can't Be Proved
to be Ro strance, Royce?" Sergeant
Visitor—You say you have fourKllday was quick to follow up the
teen attorneys in this town? Any
new lead.
of them criminal lawyers?
Royce hesitated. "That cets back to
"l Native—Well, some of 'em are.
the reason Jim asked me to go out in
The frntihle is you can't prove It on
front and find Milo Dunbar," he began
'em,—Missouri -Pacific Magazine.
slowly. "And to Rylle Carmndy's
quarrel with him, Just after we arCLASSIFIED
rived here."
"Did you hear that quarrel?"
"No. Jim told me about It. Doctor
Abernathy was here when Rylle came,
though.
He can verify that part
of it."
The roctor nodded, reluctantly, It
seemed to Peter.
"It was about twenty minutes to
four." Royce continued. "Rylle drove
up to the side of the church In a
roadster, and came In here demanding
to see Franklin alone. He was beside
himself with ancer.
"Doctor Abernathy invited him to
use his study. He and Jim were In
there about two minutes. Then Rylie
rushed out. He didn't stop to speak
to either the doctor or me. He left
the church very hurriedly and drove
Father—I rjin'i find an account oi
off in his car. I watched him from
your football game on the sporting
the door, there."
pime.
"Rut you say Franklin told you
* >»i— We were slaughtered. Look
about this quarrel?"
in -tlie obituary column.
"Yes.
Immediately afterward, he
called me into the study and explained that some one had told Rylle
May Never Know
about his affair with Choo rhoo
Guest—ho you make v reduced
Train. The hoy had come to demand
rate In this hotel if one stays more
an explanation. Jim had told him the
than a* wej'k?
truth. There was nothing else to do."
Porter—'heed, boss, I don't know.
Royce left his chair and walked
Nobody has *'ver been able to stick
restlessly about the room as he conit out here as long as a week.
tinued his story. "It seems that Rylie
demanded to know if the affair had
ended. Jim made the mistake of trying to talk to the hoy as one man of
the world to another. It didn't work.
Rylie declared he was going to stop
the wedding. Before Jim could stop
him, he rushed out of the room, and
was gone.
"Jim was worried. He was afraid
the boy might cause some sort of disturbance during the ceremonyi He
was Just wrought up enough to 0:0
tnch a thing. So he asked me to hurry
out in front and find Milo Dunbar. Mr.
Dunbar Is—or was—Jim's law partner. I was to explain what had happened and ask him to keep an eye ont
for Rylie, when he entered the church.
Jim was certain that Mr. Dunbar could
handle It
"But I couldnl locate Dunbar. That
was why I was gone so long. But
Rylle wasn't there, either, and I finally
decided that the boy would be all
right, after he had had time to think
things over. At any rate, I couldn't remain away any longer, as it was about
time for the service to start So I
came on back here.**
"I was right t h e n In the church,
all the time." declared Milo Dunbar,
His alert gray glance was fastened on
the newspaper man.
Proceeding Scientifically
"Guess 1 may as well come to it,"
said Farmer CorntosseL
"Come to what?"
*Studyin' the science of gettln*
profit out of worthless material. I'm
goin' to write to the head nursery*
man of the Department of Agriculture and get him to send me one of
those bulletins about gTaftln'."
>**
m
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SYNOPSIS
EVERYWHERE
.
.
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"
•
"I'd like to know where? I couldn't
locate you."
"Let's get all this straight" Kllday, hands behind him, studied Royce
shrewdly. "Shortly after you and
FraDklin arrived, Rylle Carmody came.
He was evidently very angry. Both
and Doctor Aboraathy saw MnL
He talked with Franklin in the rector's
study, and then left hurriedly. Later
Franklin confided the nature of this
quarrel to you, and you went out In
front in search of Mr. Dunbar, but
were unsuccessful In finding him.
"While you were away, Doctor Abernathy was called to the telephone,
and when he came out he found Franklin quarreling with a mysterious woman In blue—a blond. Franklin declared
the woman was hysterical over a tr&st
fund and hurried her Into the study,
where they quarreled. This woman
was not Choo Choo Train, because
Choo Choo was wearing green. At
any rate, while the woman was still in
the study, Daniel Bullis came here demanding to see Franklin. He refused
to wait, and pushed on into the study
In spite of Doctor Abemathy's warning th§t Franklin was busy. Then yon
came 1»ack, Royce.
"And when the doctor told you he
had never seen such a strange wedding, you told him It might be stranger,
before it was over. You say you were
referring to Rylle Carmody."
"I was," declared Royee emphatically.
"Never mind that now." Kllday
brushed
aside
the
interruption.
"Neither of you saw the woman In
blue or Daniel Bullis leave the study.
But Just a few minutes before the
ceremony was to start, you say that
Mr. Ambrose Carmody came back to
see Franklin. I believe your Inference
was that they quarreled."
"I can explain that." Ambrose Carmody broke in. "I did have an argument with Franklin. Just before we
left the house for the church, some
one telephoned. It was an anonymous
message. Normally I would have paid
no attention to It. But It so vitally
concerned the welfare of my family, I
thought it deserved recognition. After
reaching the church, I asked Franklin
for an explanation."
"What was that message, Mr. Carmody?"
"It concerned this actress, Choo
Choo Train. I was informed of her
affair with Franklin."
"Was It a man's voice, or a woman's?" demanded Peter Cardigan.
"A man's."
••And you asked Franklin about It?**
"Yes.
When I reached this room,
both Royce and Doctor Abernathy
were present. I inquired for Franklin,
and they informed me he was In the
study.—I knocked.—FraTrkHa—opened
the door almost Immediately. I don't
know what had become of all these
people they say had been in the study.
There was no one else there at the
time. I told Franklin what I had
heard, and demanded an explanation.
I made It clear that 1 had to know the
truth before the wedding. Franklin
denied there was any truth in the message. He gave me his word as a gentleman on It and I believed him."
"That was all then?" Kilday prompted him.
"Yes." Except for the heightened
color in his face. Carmody gave no outward sijjn of ^motion.
"I can substantiate a part of that,"
volunteered Doctor Abernathy. "When
Mr. Carmody left the study. I heard
him say, 'I have your word for It?'
and I heard Mr. Franklin say, 'You
have.'"
Peter Cardigan interrupted with a
question. "Did you take advantage
of Mr. Carmody's presence to inform
him of this quarrel which had so disturbed you?" he asked the rector.
"No." Doctor Abernathy again moistened his lips.. "I decided against it."
"Rut earlier you had made up your
mind to tell him." the novelist persisted. "What caused you to change
your decision?"
"I only Intended to Interfere if, in
my opinion, there were cause to question the advisability of proceeding
with the ceremony," replied the rector
slowly. "After consideration, I decided this was not true. The woman
in blue had confirmed Franklin's statement that her quarrel was of a business rather than a personal nature. Of
course," he added, "it would have been
different had 1 been present when Miss
Train, the actress, arrived. This Is
the first 1 had heard of that."
"H'm!" Sergeant Kllday digested
this in silence for a moment. Then he
turned to Royce. "When was it Choo
Choo arrived on the scene?"
"After Doctor Abernathy had entered
the church." said Royce. "When Mr.
Carmody left the study. Doctor Abernathy walked to the door with him.
Mr. Carmody walked around the out
side of the church. The last thing I
heard him say was, 'Let's start on
time.' It was then only about one
minute of four. Doctor Abernathy
turned to us and asked If we were
ready. Jim said we were. Doctor Aber
nathy then entered the church, through
this door. I was standing here, by the
door, leaving it open a crack so that
I could see what happened Inside, so.
naturally, my hack was to Jim.
"I never saw Choo Choo enter. The
first I knew that she was here, was
when 1 heard Jim say, 'What are you
doing here? I thought I told you to
stay away?
"She said, 'I intended to, Jim, until
Fletcher phoned me that you said to
come, after all,* she said.
"Jim denied that he had told
Fletcher to phone, and they started to
quarrel. I was afraid they could be
heard In the church.
"'Pipe down/ I warned them D o
you want to break no fist w*4dBnfF
"That's exactly what she'd' Ukr'to
do,' Jim said. 'Gome on in here where
we can talk.' And be pulled her
toward the door o f t h e study. That's
the last I saw of Ctyoo Choo.".
"Who is Fletcher?" Kilday wanted
to know,
"That's Jim's man-servant,H Royce,
explained.
"And that was the last you saw of
Franklin, too?" Inquired Peter.
•*¥«e. But 1 apoke- t©- hint After
that."
"When?"
Royce faced Peter squarely. *\Vhen
Callls Shipley came," fee said.
"Callis ShUpley? Who is t h a t r
"See here/this Is preposterous," Ambrose Carmody interrupted angrily.
"Callls was one of tha> bridesmaids.
She was out In front ail of the time."
"Oh, no, she wasn't." Nick.denied.
"She was back here Just before the
wedding. She came running in the
side door, very excited and out of
breath.
"'Where's Rylle? Is he back here?'
she-wanted to know.
'
"I told her I didn't think so.
I
••"Then where Is Jim Franklin?* she *
asked me breathlessly. She waji so
agitated, I was afraid something; was
wrong, particularly In view of what
had happened between Rylle and Jim,
Just a short time before. So I knocked
on the study door.
"Jim asked me what was wanted.
** 'Have you seen Rylle Carmody?*
she asked him. *He Isn't In there,
Is he?'
;
"When Jim said he wasn't, the girl
sort of caught at her' throat, and.
said, 'Oh.'
. '
"I could see she was very much excited. 'You'd better let me take you
around front,' I-'urged her, but she
said, *0h, I'll be all right,' and .left
the way she had come."
"Mr. Royce," demanded Kllday .
eagerly, "did Callls Shipley have on a
blue dress?"
The newspaper man
hesitated
"Why, yes, I think she did," he said
finally.
Doctor Abernathy sprang to his feet
"You're making a terrible mistake," he
cried. "Callls Shipley wasnt the woman In blue—not the woman In blue I
saw. That—why, that's absurd." His
fingers fumbled with his handkerchief
as he mopped his brow.
"I'm sure she was out In the vestibule, In front." added Ambrose Carmody.
"You're getting nowhere,
Jumping about this way, trying to connect Innocent people with the crime."
Sergeant Kllday frowned slowly,
from one man to the- other. Then! he
turned back to Nick Royce. "You say
Callis Shipley came back here after
Doctor Abernathy left the room? She
was the last visitor-?"
t
Royce nodded.
"There couldn't be any mistake?"
"Not a chance. You see, I've met
Miss Shipley a dozen times, recently,
at parties given for the bridal party."
"But you never saw the woman' in
blue that Doctor Abernathy told us
about, did you?"
"We've been over that." Royce declared Impatiently. "I was out In
front, looking for Milo Dunbar," >
The sergeant turned to the rector.
"How well do you know Callis Shipley, Doctor?"
"I've known her all her life. I
christened the child."
"There isn't any chance that yon
could be mistaken, then?" Kllday
worried the question, like a dog with
a bone. "You're positive that the
woman in blue you told- us about,
earlier, could not have beep Callls
Shipley?"
"I am positive of that," declared
Doctor Abernathy, and his manner was
convincing.
Kilday was baffled. "What do you
make of this, Peter?" The detective
turned to his friend for suggestion.
"Jim Franklin w a s murdered at or
about the stroke.of four. He-arrived
here at twenty minutes of four. Ih"
that twenty-minute interval, eight people visited this room, that we know
of." Here he ticked them 6ff on his
fingers. "Doctor Abernathy. who was
In the church when Franklin was
killed; Nick Royce, who was his best
man, and claims he was standing
right at this door at the time of the
murder; Rylte Carmody, who was to
have been his brother-in-law, and who
quarreled with him In the study, according to . two witnesses; Mr. Carmody," Kiblay glanced respectfully
toward the banker, "who explains that
he came to demand the truth from
Franklin regarding Choo Choo Train;
Callis Shipley,.one of the bridesmaids*
who did not see Franklin While she
was here, hut did see Nick "Royce; another woman, dressed In blue, like
Miss Shipley, who has-not been Identified ; Choo Choo Train, the aetrpss,
who is supposed to have been In love
with the dead man; and Daniel Bullis,
who evidently was very angry when
he entered the study without knocking.
"All this," he threw out Ms hands In
a gesture of:despair, "in twenty minutes, and we can't find anybody that
seems to know anything."
"And yet we have enough to go on,"
Peter expressed a confidence he did
not entirely feel. "We can talk' to
Choo Cltbo TCAi'n. We'll want to ask
Daniel Bullis some questions. We can
discover something of Franklin's prfvate'llfe from his man-servant, Fletcher, whom Mr. Royce mentioned, which
may put us on the trail of the mysterious woman in blue: we can locate
and Identify that woman; we can question Callis Shipley and discover why
she was so eager to find Rylie Carmody. and what she war dolnr back
here in the sacristy, when, as a bridesmaid, she was supposed to be with tha
bridal party, in the front vestibule,
and we can look up Ry*ie Carmody,
who quarreled with Jim Franklin so
shortly before—"
(TO BE OONTtNUSOw)
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VAST CEMETERY
IS WAR MUSEUM
Impressive Remembrances of
,,Italian Valor.
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Face Full off Pimples
Could Not Go
Anywhere
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Caporetto l
Those who are old enough to remember the C|ctober of 11)17 recall
the gfoat retreat of the Italian armythrough Caporetto to the Piave river
Under the direction of the Germau
high command, the Austrlat.s attacked the Italians over a wide front
"beyond the Alps" with such vigor
that resistance was for a time impossible. The retreat, quickly assumed the proportions of disaster.
Britain and France, themselves sorely pressed, had" no other alternative
than to rush reinforcements to the
Italian front. , Just when, it seemed that Italy
would be put out of the war, her solars and her allies made a stand at
.ie
Plave river. Italy was saved and
fc
the allied cause' did not suffer the
calamity which threatened.
The Globe has gathered a collection of pictures taken in a war cemetery at Redlpuglla. Italy, hear Monffaucone (not Montfaucon, France,
near, which is the American cemetery
at Romagne).
;
The unusual thing about the Italian cemetery (which is the final resting place ot 30.()00 soldiers, of whom
only 5,800 were" Identified before
burial) Is that it also is an impressive war museum. The markers are
made of, things .military, the debris
from many battlefields.
One of the pictures shows the
graves of a father arid sop. Beneath
the photograph appears verse, which,
freely translated, reads:
"My face w a s foil of hard, r e d
pimples. My akin waa very sore and M
red and 1 could not go anywbe*t>
without everybody looking at i g o /
The pimples were very ltc£y *n3~T
scratched them until they bled. .X
lost my night's sleep so many times)
I was disgusted.
*1 tried different things, bat wiuV .
out success. I happened to see * a V /
advertisement for Cuticura Soap SANJ?
Ointment and sent for a free sampfjfc. .,
I bought more and after I had
"
three cakes of Cuticura Soap
two boxes of Cuticura Olnti
,
my face was completely healeA*K^?'
(Signed) Miss Anna Krouchldt, 430
Bmmett S t , Scranton, Pa.
jtfffih
Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and
Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere, o t m /
sample each free. Address: " C u » ^ > V ,*cura laboratories, Dept R, Maiden* "' s V"
Mass."—Adv.
Look at my breast, Father.
Are you glad?
Albert, mbre now I feel I '
Ara your father:
But your poor mother
la left alohe.
Another mother,. Italy,
Will Console her.
Over the grave of one Is set up a
shielded machine gun taken from the
field of battle to mark the place
where a soldier lies. Above the
mound that shrouds the other stands
a cross, fashioned also from war
relics—shell-casings.
Throughout this memorial book
there are scattered pictures similar
to the one shown and described hero.
The cemetery at Redlpuglla Is more
than a burial ground, It Is a national
shrine.—Boston Globe.
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to let them hang on.
Creomulslon with creosote and
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otherwise might lead to serious
trouble.
Creomulslon Is powerful In the
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pleasant and easy to take.
Your own druggist guarantees
Creomulsion by refunding your
money if you are not relieved after,
taking Creomulsion as directed..
Beware the cough or cold that
hangs on. Always keep Creomulsion on hand for instant use, (adv.)
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Some pill or tablet may be more
convenient to carry: But there is
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W h y Doctors give a
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The habitual use of harsh
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the highly concentrated form
of pills or tablets is risky.
The properly prepared
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' The public can always get
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at any drug store.
What Is the "Right"
Laxative?
• In baying any laxative, read the
label. Not the claims, but the
contents* U it contains doubtful
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a
Wednesday, February
Brow* and Ida
ferine!*,
^AnSgnees of Mortgagee.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
Tnaiteea for Segregated Jay P. Sw©«»y,
Default having been made for
and Substituted Aasets o f ( Attorney for' Auifoees of
t*ft
tbe State Savings Back,
* '
Mortgagee more than thirty dayi in the condiriiade
Aaaigneo of mortgagee
BtUtaees Addre&s: Howell, Michigan. tions of a certain mortgage executed
'sjajid M M
on July 15, 1924, by Wilfred J.
| Dated: December 4» 1983
Lovelace and Laura B. Lovelace his
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
of$Jctobef Kinney and Adams,
SALE]^wife of the City of Detroit, Michigan
office of Attorneys for Assignee of
mortgagee
Default having been m a l e In the to^The State Savings Bank of South
I eoodJtiona JA a certain mortgage Lyon, Michigan and recorded in the
,qjfflichigant 416 PontiAC Bank Building
ffiafe b y «, WiQJajn E U g a r n a m and Livingston County Register of Deeds
friV Qctrrttt* Pptttiac, Michigan
Julia F.'JrVrnam> husband and wife, Office on July 2 1 , 1924 in Liber 124
at
of Mortgages, pages 188-189, said
o i
SALE
ma<W
5JSBSB5P5
Judge of Probate.
A true copy.
Celcitia Parshall,
Register of Probate.
on Friday; the twentieth day o f
April A. D. 1334, a* ten o'clock l a
the
forenoon,
Eastern standard
Time, said mortgage will b e foreclosed by a sale at public vendue t o
•Ji /— vr . ra >
STATE OF MICHIGAN
the highest bidder at the Westerly
In the Circuit Court for the County entrance to the Court House in the
City of Howell, Livingston County,
of Livingston in Chancery
'%
Michigan, (that being the place
Fred O. Leaver and Adrian
where
the Circuit Court for the
J. Leever, co-partners, doing
!Ǥ**>; *&.*
County of Livingston is held), of
business us Leever and Leever,
the premises described in said mort*
Plaintiffs,
of the YTC***
-Hackwy, Livinggage, or so much thereof as may be
mortgage being thereafter assigned
' > S I A X f OF MICHIGAN
vs
ston
County,
Michigan
to
Grace
necessary to pay the amount due on
JW4 | a th* Circuit Court for tho County
Sullivu4 which said mortgage was by the State Savings Bank to Robert Clio S. Case and Mary Case,
date of
said mortgage a3 aforesaid, with G
of Livingston in Caaacory
Dan Brown
and Ida
Defendants.
dated March 17, 1 9 3 2 and was Warden,
&*m interest
per cent interest thereon and all
Thomas S. Garwood, and
NOTICE OF SALE
recordoa i n the office of the Register Luksche, Trustees for Segregated
Seventy--Avelegal costs, charges and expense^
Julia Garwood,
In
$,5^¾¾
m pursuance
pursuance of
of a
a decree
decree of
of t h e 1 . h- ..
\
*
,, _ ,
of D e e d s . f o r t h e County o f Living- anvl Substituted asiets of the -State
Cents
($375.67),
f^;^.,,;f
n„,.,f
«• .u
/^
< ofr Liv-L
i
inc.uding
the attorney feei alio,we
Savings
Bank,
said
assignment
being
Plaintiffs. „
Circuit
Court
lor
the
County
.
,
. .1
ston! State of Michigan on the 2nd
proceedings - at- law
vs
i
, by law, and any sum or sums which
day of August, A. D. 1&32 in Liber recorded in Liber 139 of Mortgages, ;«„ .^r,. i r^u .
or proceedings a t Charles W. Burton, Thomaj
undersign*!
page
7
in
the
Livingston
County
ingston:
In
Chancery,
m
a
l
e
and
'
,be paid
. , ,by the
..
.
entered on the ath day of J urn-, A. may
134 of mortgages on page 380, on
:y having been ha J.or S. Leith, and Ethel M. Leith, "
mortgagee at or before said sale,
which there & claimed to be -due and Register of Deeds Office; on which D. lf>33 in the above entitled ciius.*,
vieb.t
recaver ,t}ja
necessary
to protect its interest in
mortgage there is now claimed to I, the subscriber, a circuit coui-t
Defendants.
( unpaid a t the date of this notice for
b^' due the sum of eight hundred commissioner of the County of \Jv- the premise/.. Which premises are
NOTICE OF SALE
or • any]
»«*$***'
principal: ^and interest, the sum of
thirty-one 'dollars and sixty six cents ingston, shall sell at public nuctio.i described as follows:
In pursuance of a decree of the,
re, by virtue of the Circuit Court for the County of Liv-| $1620.0% and no suit or proceeding principal atul interest to the date
Land in the Village of Pinckney,
or vendue to the highest bidder • t
Z ' n "~ "
"Li 1 " *"^'!*t law w i n equity having been in- hereof, ami also an attorney fee of
contai'nej' in said ™ * „ ~ .
County of Livingston and State
l ^ * . ^ ^ - ~recover
~ - 2 — -said
. M monies
1--.—
or thirty dollar.'* a.s provided by statute tbe front door of th.' court nous-.' in
pursuant to
the mgston: In Chancery, made a j D dstrtuted/^o
of
Michigan, described aa follows,
the City of Howell, in .said county
entered on the 14th day of April, A. any P$rt* thereof. NOW THEREcaw
made
and
proto-wit:
and no -uit or proceeding at law oi of Li\ ingston, on the 2tith day of
e r a maae ana p r o - . D . 1 M 2 , i n t h e above entftlej cause, I £ *
^ l E J T o f /he now
W h y
given^ ^ h a t j , t h e 8 u h a c r i b e r , a circuit court f ? ^ ^ ^ " ' w
L r ? ™ er of in
Lots number five an i six in
equity
having
been
insti- Februjiry, A. P. iy:U, at 10:00
^ t^thirtieth
Hh+ieth d
n.—»:. o. /ff i a l e contained m said mortgage
mortgag and * Uit'•! to r rover the debt secured by
block
three, range two of J. W.
^ fvepyi \i o. ^f lmJ iua™
a t: o^ n» e~ r. ~#
of ^
the County
in the forenoon of that Jay all
the statute in such case m a l e aivj
tea-'«?*"*
Kinchcy's second Addition to the
•:.' , •).)<•• ' , •, • or any part
thereof,those certain lands ami premises
^
^ i Livingston, shaU sell at
public
provided,.notice
ia
hereby
given
that.
m
1
i
m
e
,
village
of Pinckney according to
i ime, a u c t j o n o r vendue to the highest MJ!rn Standard
:-,''.; .V •{•'iiJII-a-'OKK, by virtue o f situated in tho City of Brighton,
on
the
21st
day
of
April,
A.
D.
11)34
will
the recorded pk>t thereof.
Also
I moil
ill be foreclosed by d e r a t t h o f r o n t d o o r o f t h G / ^ ^
.ill- po>v>r of sale contained in said Livingston County, Michigan, and
at 12:00- noon (Eastern
Standard
at
block one, range two and *>j
veniue to the high- h o u s e i n ^e C i t y o f H o w c u f -m u j a
mor'.gagu and in pursuance of the di scribou a.s follows: To-wit:Time>, ;the undersigned will sell ai
e
south
half of block two rango
statute i.i such case made and prothe westerly; entrarfek ^ ^ o f Livingston, on the 26th
"Commeneing at the southeast
public
stuction
to
the
highest
biddei
to the C<Mt House in the City of day o f February, A. D. 1934, at
two. Also a piece commencing 7*
vided, notice is hereby given
that
corner of a certain lot in said vil-j
fiowoU, L S n g s t o n County* Michigan 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of at the West door of the Court House >n Tuesday, March 20th,
the
.southeast corner of lot one ol
1934 at
loge (now city) of Brighton, Livin
the
Cfty
Of
Howell,
Livingston
(that b e i n » fHe place where the that day all those certain lands and
block two, rango two; running
10:00 o'clock
in tlie forenoon,
ingston County, Michigan, known!
(that being th<
1
Circuit Com-t for the Courty of premises situate ar.J being in the County,^Michigan
thence east two rods; thence
K;;.'.'in Si: :: !::r i Time, suid mortas t h e Methodist
1'orsorage
lot
LivingstonSs hclJ), of the'premises Township «of Brighton, Livit^gston building KWhere the Circuit Court j;r.r: • v :1 li<' i'urectos d by ,-;Je at [
south
eight rods thence east
th > w e s t
s i d e of ( I r a n d
Kiver
for
the;
County
of
Livingston
i
s
h
d
d
)
described m said mortgage, or so County, Michigan, and described as
twenty-two j o l s ; thence south
t>i'id-') |
, ) i ; .'> :"
: .' \ iKlM'' to t i l - h i g h e s t
Iioad t h e n c e
running
southerly
the preniises described in said mortf
much therdtf as may be necessary follows, to-wit:seven
rods; thonee southwesterly
it \'\ .- . Ir.ird Hivt r Ko;e,l
cntranc j
'
along the west boundary of
said
gage
or"
as
much
thereof
o.s
may
be
to pay, t h e amount due on said
in the center of highway, twenty! Lo th • ( ' o u r i 1 i o u s " in tiie
City
oi !
"Tho east half of ^he southeast
lot f o u r r o d s ; t h e n c e w e s t e r l y at
mortgage M aforesaid-wjth six.,pc», ''quarter of section number eigh- necessary. to realize the amount dut
four rods; thence north twentyII,
L:\in.i:. ton t ' o i i n t y ,
Michi
ri;;ht a n g l e s w i t h said road t o t h e
as aforesahi on said mortgage tocent interejj ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ all\.-legal
two
rods to place of beginning.
teen
( 1 8 ) , and the northeast gether wrth 6 percent interest, an.l i ? a n , o f t h e premise.-: dt s c r i b e d a.
north and south q u a i l e r line
of
costs, charAs.^afid expenses, includAlso lots one, two, three and
quarter of the northeast
quarter all legal '.CQS\A allowed and provided follov
s e c t i o n '.i\ ;
thence
northerly
ing tiw attorney fees allowed by
four, in block two, range two.
of section number nineteen ( 1 9 ) , for by said mortgage including an
a l o n g s a i d line f o u r r o d s
to the
.-eetio:i
i\
]):;:
I
•
t weiny-roui".
law, and any^sifiHvftr^-sum'i wKlcJi
Also commencing at the northtown 2 North of range 6 east, attorney fee, the following described
s o u t h w e s t c o r a e r o f said p a r s o n t o w i) Oil'
>niut;, l a ' • g e f i v e e a s t ,
may be paid by the undersigned
east
corner of lot one, block two
Michigan."
age lot; thence easterly along the
premises situated in the City of
Li'.ing-ton
Hamburg
t o w n diip,
mortgagee-at.-or be^ose*-. said •>sale,
range ,two, running cast two rod*;
s o u t h line of s a i d l o t t o l'"> p l a c e
Glenn C. Yelland,
Pinckrtey, County of Livingston an i
( ' o -. 1111 y ,
ichignn t |.->.-ribel
a .necessary ^ 1 ^ 0 1 6 ( ^ ^ ½ interests in
thence
south eight rods; thenca
of
beginning,
containing
oneCircuit Court Commissioner. State of Michigan; described as folfoilo\-. •:
^ H o m i n g at a p o o i t on
tho prernises^lyhigh ftaaateroises are
west
two
rods; thence north eight
fourLh o f a n a c r e , m o r e o r 1. s s . "
lows: Lot No. 5 in Block No. b
south- riy
>;ink o f H u r o n
Jiiv •!
situated in
tte'fowagiifJ^nadillaj Carl H. Stuhrherg,
rods to place of beginning. A'so
Also,
£x ,
Range No. 8, Village of Pinckney,
m c e n t e r l i m of h i g h w a y
where
County of L i v i n f l | i ^ ^ 3 » r . $ l a , t e - o f Attorney for Plaintiffs.
commencing
at
the FOUthoa#t
"Commencing
oi
said
qunrter
according to the original recorded
* f
>;nd h i g h w a y ies a d j a c e n t r.orthMtehigln, and ^ o i j F * ^^rtieuferly | Business Address,:,
comer of lot eight, block three,
line a t a point b tvveen t h e a b o v e
plat of said Village of Pinckney.
315-316 Ann Arbor Trust ftldg.
w < .-terly
c o r n e r of
Kivei-fx-nd^escribed as follows, ^ y ^ i t ?
range two; running thence east
d e s c r i b e d lot a n d th<> lot f o n n e r Dated: Jan. 13, 1934
willo
S u l x l i v i > i o n (-ai i
Subdivi.;-acfCs of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The west s e v e n s
two
rods thence north, eight ro.ls;
ly o w n e d a i d o c c u p i e s ! b y
Kbension li 'ing record (1 in
liegistei
Southeast
.the east half
GRACE SULLIVAN,
— — ( T ^ —
thence west two roda; thence
(•az.iThomas
thenc,'
running
of
1>( • •!.oflH'e ' o f
Livirgsto
MORTGAGE SALE
f; thirteen')
quarter of Secti
Mortgagee,
south eight rods to place of benorth a l o n g said q u a r t e r
li'ie
1
C':i',!nl\ ) theru'e c o n ! i n n i n g
along
DEFAULT having been made for Leithauser, Brown & Babcock,
North
( 1 3 ) , Towrshl
ginning; all in J. W. Hinchey'*
c h a i n 2 7 links t o
the
southerly
( e n t e r iin•• o f - a i d l u g i i w a y n o r t h Jdicbi- more than thirty days in the condi-|Attorneys for Mortgagee,
of Range three
Second Addition to the Village
ftoint o f a p i e c e of land
heretoV. ( -1--)1 y to
a
j'.oini
in
Huron
tions of a certain mortgage made b y l $ i o Detroit Savings Bank Dldg.,
' gan.
of
Pinckney, according to the
fore deeded to the Trustees
0 f
.-outheily
bank;
ri\ ( r !•"»' from
Otto L. Shonk and Daisy Bell ghonk. Detroit, tflichigan.
Joseph
recorded plot thereof.
t h e M e t h o d i s t Kpi.-eopal
Church
niejndi i ing down
stream
th--:u
hushabd and wife, to Arthur A.)
^_
Mortga;
Dated
January 24, 1934.
of L r i g h t o n
by
Charles
Hyne;
a n d Uo'
para! 1 to S o u t h bark
Conefy dated tha 31st: Jay of OctoDated January 3,
Katherinc McGube,
thence
northerly
parallel
with
on! f r o m - a m e to u.-i-U-rly l i i r - o t
ber A. T>. 1981. and recorded in
CHANCERY SALE
Don W. VanWink
Mortgagee
t h e ('Iran 1 R i v e r Iioad a l o n g t h e
ln
( a.-1 oiO' half o f ^e -t o n e half o r
the office of the Register of Deed?
pu'soaiice and by virtue of
Attorney for Mo
\V"st s i d e o f s a i d p i e c e o f l a n d
1 Don W, VnnWink'e,
p o r t i o n t w e n t y f o u r , - a i d l i n e 1) ••
for the County of Livinirston a n ! &***« °* the Circuit Couit for the
Business Address:
c h a i n an<T7TTT~+rH-k- to thi
north,- Attorney for Mortgagee;
State of Michigan, on the Tth day County of Lrvingaton,
State oi
in^' v . i ' - t ' i l y line of t h e Ian;!.; of
Howell, Michigan.
a n , | Business Address: H»well,- Michigan.
w e s t c o r n e r o f .-aid piece 0
of January A. D. .198¾ in Liber 131 Michigan, In Chancery, dated as o!
V i i n A t i U v . r|),
I
theiiee
.-out !)• i|>
d e e d e d as a f o r e - a i 1 t o tin«:iil|
1 0 8 ; a n ] July 21, 1933, ami entered the Tth
alot!^ s:ii-i
\ve-t'Tly
hue
:>xr,';
o
GAGE SALE .'f_Mortfjafr<?s, O t f p a i e
NOTICE OF
d
M
e
t
h
o
d
i
s
t
Kpiscopal
('
h
u
r
c l i ; Brownell & Gaglt, Attys. for MortaaQC*,
on
the
18th
a
y
°
f
August,
1933,
in
a
certain
ti:.
tiee
•
-,1.--1
t
1
<
>
iit"r
<>f
hinli\v:i;.
n
made
^
o
r
i
^
^
h
mortgage
was
Default having
1426 Union Industrial Building, Flint,
til. n e e ID a w e . - t rly d i r e c t i o n at
(No. 2844),
iiei'or • iv,' 'itioru :i ; t !:eiu *•
nnil!
Michigan.
n the coadi- lay o f *^une 1532, assigned by cause therein pending
more than thirty d
!
right a n g h s t o t h e (Irand
Kiver
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
Arthur
A.
Con*ly
to
Lucius
Doyle
wherein
Equitable
Trust
Company,
nri'l
m
1
(!;
\vi
.•!
•••rly
;tl
nir
C
M
!
•
r
<>'
executed
tiong of a certain
VVHEttKAS default liu» been made hi
Road 2
chains
and
.*>S liid-,.-- tli« payment of the money secured by a
.»;.;• i lliuhe,;ty to point o f
it' i:'ei
on June 22.102*> bfeEfne M. Modre and Anna C. Doyle, husband and a Michigan corporation (said Equitthence
south
1
!
>
d
e
g
r
e
e
, east. ?, murttfase dated StptcuiL»er 7th. A. L>. 1S2S,
t l i ' C 11, iiej,- ;}"» ,:<-i-e> e f I a I,' I.
L-xt'cuti'U t»y Arthur A. P e n y and Jetale
to Walter Marshall^ aail
recorded wife; said assignment being recorded able Trust Company having been
c h a i n s an I !> l i n k s ; t h e n c e e a s t e r - Kuth Perry, bis wiff. to Thymus r . Riortn
the
Register
of
Deeds
office,
Livsubstituted
for
American
Stat*
in the Livingston jJM|ft% Register
I']\" -],i i i •_; iim! I e- ervi n;;
tie ve
a-i Trustee, which *ttid niurtstfce waa
ly 2 c h a i n s a n d .'J<! linkt o t h e diiii,
n
curded
in the office ul ll»« Register of
1
of Deeds Ofnce on ¢ ^ ^ 2 4 , 1»2G^ ingston County, Michigan- on the Trust Company of Detroit without
from
the
following
'I .• ( l i b d
place
of
beginning,
c o n t a i n i n g ]><:ed* for Lrvlngstuu County. Michigan
f$th
day
of
October
1931
in
Liber
change
in
the
title
of
said
cause)
in Liber 128 of Mortgage^ o t ^ - p ^ ^
mi the ljth day of October, A. O. 192*, at
]iie.,mi-e-; Kot I S of ] ; i \ ( | - \';,ii \
f o u r - f i f t h s o f an a; re, mnrro r 1 o d o c k in the aflernovn, in Mber 130'
176,
which said mortgage • war, M2 of Mortgages on page 4 7 4 ; on and Howard C. Wade, as Trustees.
S u b d i v i s i o n N o . o n e of :1:1 u n t v
le -, e x c e p t i n g t h e r - f r o m a j d e c o of Murtgiigcs, on p a s t » 573-&7V; and
thereafter
assigned
by
Walter' whteb mortgage there is claimed to are the plaintiffs, and James C-la*whereas s-»id mortgage is now held a n d '
c o r d e d pl.it. L a n d in
the
north
of land c o n t a i n i n g
two-fifths
o f '•wiipit by suid Thoruaa 1*. Rlurthui, a s
Marahall to Charles Cogger d>s> > an He due and unpaid at the date of gow and Laura Glasgow, his wife,
Trustee, and
half
of
section
2 1,
Hamburg
an a c r e d e e d e d M a y l.'.th,
1*7 1,
W H t l t i l ^ S the wiiole of naid indebtedassignment dated October 5^ 1927, Jhis notice, for principal and interest also in her. individual capacity, and
Tuwn.-hip,
l.ivinp-luii
Coui.ty.
by M a r t h a I!. Lyoris t o the- T r u s - iirsrt rvmajuitig secured by jyUd mortfaxa
and recorded in the office-, of the and taxe«, the sum of One hundrel, Michael Cavanaugh are defenients,
hu.s hecorrre due and payable uader tn«
l ) e i n g part o f t h e land
conveye |
t e e s o f th
Melho.iist
l'r>i.-;< <•»>;»I 1i terms of yaid Diorttfatfe,
_ _ and
and
G0'1OO
Dol"ar3T; notice is hereby given that 1 shall
Register of Deeds for Livingston Mghty-onc
WHKIOiAS the amount claimed to be
by ( ' h a i l •* ('. N ' a n A n t u ••; ]i d ai
C h u r c h o f B r i g h t o n a n d r e c o r d e 1 • hie on said mortgage at the da.te of this
County, in Liber 119 of Mortgage^ ($181.60), and no suit or proceed*' sell at public auction to the highest
t o W i l f r e d J. L o v e l a c e a n d Laura
May 2:Jr I, J*.7l, in
L i b e r 0 7 o f in.tin- in the sum of £2,^54.31, tnchidlnf inpage 105, which 3aid mortgage was | ing at law or in equity having been bidder at tbe West Front entrance
terest romputed to the date herevf. and
I>. L o v e h i c by W a r r a n t y
hi-ed.
Deed- at page 271 ; A L S O ,
in- also itirliiriing an attorney fe< nrvvHed b y
thereafter assigned by Charles Cog- had or instituted to recover the debt to the Court House in the City cl
l;iw und stipulated for in said mutajrhRe;
1 e o r i l e d in L i b ' T 14:1, pa;-,••• '•',')".
c l u d i n g a -t 1 ip o f land t e n
f e e t iiml in> suit or proceeding at law ba>ini£
Mich
ger arid wife to State Savings Bank secure 1 by sard mortgage, or any Howell, Livingston County,
L i . i.i^'-t'i'i C o u n t y
Ke>.ri>"er
ol
wid • off t h e s o u t h
side
o f t h e uecir instituted to recover the debt n o *
I gan (that being the nlace of holding
11 malum},' s»-cur»"d by nanl mortgage, ttr
of South Lyon, Michigan,' by an part thereof:
I)' < d s
OiTice,
-aid !ai;d h injMethod!-t
Episcopal
P a r s o n a g e ..ay pari thereof, wnerei/y the power wf
Now, therefore, by virtue of the the Circuit Court for said County
assignment dated March 10, 1931,
-;de • <>111 it«11ed in said mortgage hae bei>u»re
particularly
.liM'iilj. d
jt .lot h e i j e d b y t h e
Tru-t"e-.
0 f cniii*' eprnttive.
and recorded at the Office • *of t h e power of sale contained in said of Livingston), on the 21st day of
fi llov. - :
( oiiinieiii ir:^r
at
t..e
.NOW TirEKKrX)RE. nrttite i» hereby
the M e t h o l i - t
Episcopal
Church
. , .
. ^.ven thai Uy n r t u e of the puwer of «aie
Register of Deeds of Livingston mortgage, and pursuant to
the March, A. D. 1934, at ten o'clock in
south* a.^t 1 o r n e r
uf
Ilivej-beml
to h l e c t r a .Morgan liv (|iiit-ciai*n r e t a i n e d jn ^ d r u o n t a ^ , and In pursuCounty, in Liber 134 of Mortgages,"' rtatute in such case made and pro- the forenoon,
Eastern
Standarl
w i l l o Subdivi.-icm a.- ri cord; ti i
i t iiw 'jinee ei th** statirle in itUch cane made ami
u-eii
.niL.-.i
...i.m.uN <..,,
' " •'^. | (>r, , v i l ) ( ^ , Uw ^,^ , UO rtif»ge will he forepage 2 8 5 , which said mortgage wasj vided,
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY Time, the following described propt h e Livi, i ' - t o n C o u n t y r e c o r d ol
r»*cord'-<l \ f ) v e n i b i - r 2'J, 1 >sf»!t, in , i lo.-<'d by a sate of thf niortga^;«d prem!
'thereafter assigned by the State, GIVEN, that on Tuesday; the 24th erty, viz:••s hert-m (>»•«( ril>»»d at puMn- vendue, t o
r h \ t s ; t h e n c e ,-outh
41
*\>'gr.-* .I.ilier x s o f 1).,-.1^ at p a g e r.
H I i the hi«h«*st bidder on W«tfne>day, A^ril
Savings Bank of South Lyon, Michi-jday of April, A. D, 1934. at ten
Lot Fifty-five ( 5 5 ) of Sec'Jon l
iiirl 2 ' m i n u t e s w e s t ]<''..(', f> r-t ;
25th. A. O. 1934, at 10 <.'« lva;W in the forei
t h e a b o v e ije.-cril)
Ian
t" m g i man of *aid day. Kawfern SUndarrl time.
gan to Robert Warden, Dan Brown J o'clock in the forenoon, Eastern ©f Noble's Plat of Village of Ilrighth a<e .-outh 0 di grri's
a n d 1)7
in S e c t i o n N o . .'! 1 in --Town h i p at the frmit eirtrunce ut tbe Cuurt Hou.-^
ahd Ida Luksche, Trustees for* ,'seg- Standard Time, said mortgage will ton, Village of Brighton, Livingston
1, I Lit
V.e-t I !i!»..">2 f . \ ; t l v r i c e
in in.- ( ity ol Howell. Mimical} rthat
r; K a - t , Imilduig bt-lnt; the pta<^ ut hoKling the
No. 2 N o r l h o f
Itangt
regated and substituted assets of the, be foreclosed by a sale at public' County, Michigan, according to the
south ]'•'• i ;'ivi'- a n d 4"> n.inutefir^uit f'ourt lor th* County of Livingston,
Michigan."
State Savings Bank, said assignment vendue to tbe highest bidder at t h e | p ] a t thereof as recorded in Liber 2
in which said mortgaged prermseo air* loe a s t L ^ . i ; 2 f e e t ; t h e ; ce n o r t h
V^
• iti-d.) Said preml.Hcs are described aa
C l e a n <'. Y e l h m d ,
in
Liber'
139
of
I
Easterly
..entrance
to
the
C
o
u
r
t
of
Deeds,
Page
10,
Livingston
being reco:r^ed
d- '.:reea n d :;0 m i n u t e w-.'.
llows:
Circuit Coiii't CoiMpii —ioiier f oTin*
fullowiliK de5rrtb«d prernlsen, »itu]
Mortgages, page 5, in said Lining- j Hfrusi in tK* City o l H o w e l l , Livings' County Reeords.
:">!•.•> :'. • : tic-re e -01.1; \
i'a; d.-at< »1 in 11M- f'ity of llirrell. County of Lir, Carl II. S t u h r h rg,
3ton County Register of Deeds*OflWfe|ston Couifty; Michigan; (that being|' Together with the hcreditament.tngstun. S u r e of Michigan, viz:
. i !e 1 r. Li' 1 - V. ' .-1 I (>4 .<>
' A t t o r n e y f o r Plaintiff.-,
('•tmiuenHng ui the South line of Wblpon which mortgage there i3 now the place where the Circuit Court and appurtenances thereunto belong
f e , [ ; ' ' , [•(
; . m i l l i; I I | . " ' I e . a'e
I»l.- Sir*«et in the City of Htrwell. at a iviint
fJiisinf.s-; Adrlr -.- :
whern the h'ajtterly Une of tJA No. 97 of
ia^ttaaHGtflOfcsr" of LrVthgstofi
i s ing or in anywise appertaining, and
dalaasd t o be due $5489
we-t
2L").0
fe.-t;
4 i
I •. i • •
: i l . V : i | i ; A n n A r b o r T r u - t IMdg.
Whipple'* Se< oixl Addition to tpe Village
SteM),'. o f the premises describe 1 in if the Said premises In improved
jA|jpjriji$ and interest to d
n( n«,weil f N o v Cfty of H o w e l h if Prol i e IU ' i i o r t h
n 17) di'^'ie ., a n d 4^ A n n A r b o r . Mi< higa'i.
j e t - te«i southerly would Int#mect tf* aald
^Xaaid mortage,^ or s* much thereof; with a building designed for occu
• s \ « d l ss%V> an attorney fee
m i n u t - we.-t : ; 0 . 0 f e e t
t o til'
si.iilh
line of Wbkppte Street, m i d w m i
J
l»-iiig the Northw*«t rorner of laml rorwi.ajjmay b«r **ce3sary to pay the pancy as an apartment house, family
rs ($35.00) a s
()-'
point of beginning; thence n"it,
'••rly irwned hy r>e«i L. f h i l l l p * ; Tjinotnc
MORTGAGE SALE
a^noCnt due on said mortgage as botel, or for commercial or business
e, and no s1
<;4 degl-'-e 41 minute . ea.-t .17.4.'
I tlKtiee Westerly hhmg th« Southerly Hue1 ..f H;IHI Whipple Siree4 100 feet. IMIM*
with 7 per cent interest ( purposes, also together with all
law or in equit,
D
e
f
a
u
l
t
haviHg
b
'
e
n
m
a
d
e
f
o
r
i< t : t h e n o i t l i 2~> d e g r e e s a a d
, ninning S<4ith*rly at rtrttl ancle* to t h *
tod to recover tlg^i
ithe*eVn~and; all legal corts, charges, | Jfcwppearing b c i s , ice-boxes, cquip»1d« of m i d WhJppto Btrc«t. 132
\^ * ~t 2:10.0 f •t niore m o r e t h a n t h i i ! \ lay.- in t h e c o n d i - 1 Southerly
fprt: ihenef running KaMefty >nd pjfcfaliel
t f i said mortgage
^ttj^and expenses, including the attorney jaf^ for heating, lighting, cooking,
of
thf t i o n - o f a c. i t a i n m o r t g a g e m a d e b y with tiV> Southerly lin« of m i d Whipp»e>
Ijori'i r
t
the
tfcia^of. NOW THE
^ ~ fees allowed by law, and any sum, mirrors, door and window shade::,
l
l
C
.
'
r
j
o
i
-aid
W i l l i a m K. K a r n n m
an-.I J u l i a
V. Strwt. KM> feet tv tbe SoutpweM c o m e r
'III
r: th
,»f land furmerly owned try the- a i o r e n e n j
fr
-sum4
'which
may
be
paid
by
the
of the power of ;
•s0.2-"»| K a r n a m , his w i f - , to K a t l a r i n e
M c - tinned Kred L. PbillipH. thene* m a n i a c
screens and awnings, and such other
,•(]'> g s.ihl
l)o)\'.Northerly along the m i d I'hlUlp*' l a n l
j undersigned mortgagee at o r before gooda, ehattlcs, and persona', propi * a a i d mortgage and
- a d C a h e , d a t e d tie- s e v e n t e e n t h d a y o f 132
• i n <• - o u ' i l i 2 - ) «'•'•;
f'
feet to the place of betfnnia*.
SaJd
« | Ithc statute in sue
| said sale, uocesaary t o protect .its erty a s are ever furnished by a iande o r - - , A u g u - t A . D. 1!)."'»1 a n d r e c o r d e d in I«ml t^inx on the Went one-half of the)
it - 1 . - t 2:).1.0 :'
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Southeast qiiaiier of Bection M. tn Ttfima g d provided, notice is
'?..interest
in tho pVemise* Whichj j © ^ ra letting or operating an unto a poi t being .-oath C'.l the office of the Register of Deeds ship 3 North, of Ran ire S East. Michigan.
<>y
;
r>nted: Flint,
lllcblgan.
January 24,
8*V*on March 5th, 1
are decribod as f o l o w s : • furnished
similar
two
'•') 1:.mutes - a t 22.s it. for the Countv of Livingston ar.d 1934.
.*"VMpremisos
V *
' u i « s s s w i v « i building
ar^js^sajij^
o«i«iMfik
the
(I
gftrtock
in the I
fat
A part o f the no|th>wo8t quarter. ^ ^ ^ ^ erected upon the mort''•,- point of b ginning;, State of Michigan, on the eighteenth
THOMAS r . RJORDAN, a s T n w t e e .
f
e
MORTGAGEE.
'•' Standard
Time,
- H f e southwest quarter o f Section ^ ^ j premises anJ now or horcmodi
<'<•'>
d
^v<-'and
40
day
of
August
A.
I).
1031,
in
Liber
oc
Hrownell A. (kiult. Attortieyii tor
will be foreclosed
ijpmmqrtv
( 2 5 ) commencing t t t i i a i S i t e r ^ ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ b y t m ; M ortto the 12!» of Mortgage-;, on pages 220-221 Mortirairee. 142« Union Industrial
fi. t
.ut.
• a - t 'i'l.•>
1-,1 ;
i c . rtlnt. Michigan.
fie vcrdue to the high
^ southwest corner o i the Southwest j v t g 9 n o r ^ ^ a i s i g T 1 8 , which .hall
thereof; on which mortgage there . is . B UJan.
:.t e f I) g i n n i n g .
24-31: F e b . 7-14-21-28; Mar. 7-14*
poi
the
<irand River Roi
- 4 quar8er of the southwest quarter, ^
^ , ^
between the parties
Dan claimed to bi lue ;ind u n p a i d at t h e . 2 1 - 2 8 ; Apr. 4-11-18—W wka>
Kcii-Tt
W:.. a
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to the Court House i«^4Xa funning thence east about Eighteen h e r e t o ^ . j ^ parties claiming by,
date of this notice, for principal and
Lu
Hi-own :-.nd Ida
, , t ,rj interest, the sum *if Two Thousand
of Howell, Michigan,. *&&*\<M-&*
-*o the Creek, thence throogh 0 r under them, an accession
Tru.-ti e . f o r
''T. ;:i 1
premises described in said moftiage northwesterly along aaM Creek to ^ th<5 freehold t n d a part of the
Sixty-eight and forty-three 100 DolA.-.et.,
and
Sunstitut' d
Attmnmf ml Law
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lars ( $ 2 , 0 ^ . 4 3 ) , and no suit or|
which premises arc d ^ r i b e d ^ g a a jhi ^rest lino of said » o r t h w e s t [ t e ^
„ , 4 encumberei
by thi.
Savings
of
th:
Sta'.e
Ofbcs
o
r
r
Rr»t
Stota
Satri»fft
E*«fc
U w w M
C T
prococ<ling at law or in equity havfollows:
> ^ l q « ^ * «'^
* ^
' • * * * ? Indenture.
I'ank,
ing been had or instituted to recover
n#w9Mf awiPwit
Being the northeast quarter g l H ; S o t r t ^ j r r e n t ^ e n <1T) rwia and «x»rjatad: January 31st, 1934.
mortgage*, the debt secured by said mortgage,
A. i^H ' s o l
Northwest quarter (less 8 ¼ ¾ ^ and one-half links to the place ofj
Gltnm C Yelland
or any part thereof:
off the northeast c o r n e r / o f t h f j ^ ^ n ^ • *&?*
Township One_ 1 ) |
Circuit Court Commissioner Dat !: lh C I I V I K T I S . +:•' »
^ )
Section
no. t w c n ^ ^ v c t > l ^ t i e - ' n f . t t t a g a four ( 4 ) K»*»[
Now, therefore, by virtue of th*;
AND
AKAMS
Livingston Coonty Michigan. KINNEi'
( 2 6 ) Town one ( 1 ) nos|h,.Bani
pow^r of sale contained in said mort! Stevenson, Butzel, Earoen A Long, Attorney* f o r A.-.-igaee.- o f
tt
Attmrmmw a t
January W, l 34,
Moilgagce gage and pursuant to the statute in
ate ( 6 ) cast, Livini
I 2388 First National Bank Bldg.,
41o I'ontiac Hank Duilding
such rase marie
an<l
provided,
^-^l^fcfnt Dx>yle,
igan.
j Detroit, Michigan.
HOWELU MldNwCAM
Awu C. Doyle,
JPontiac,
Michigan.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN,
that
Robert
Warden, , £ » *
Attorney* for Plaintiffi
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Don W. Vailnide
Jay P. Swemy
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Wednesday. February *1, 1934
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rL
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t Ray Had ley and Edna of Iosco wore
| fo^cTturcfi "Sunciay.
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HAMBURG
» Wst Marion religious d r a m a will b e
fTrvoti here next Sunday night a t the*
H a m b u r g Boy Scouts m...
regular meeting Monday evening with church. All a r e invited. F r e e will offa good attendance. Koxy Martin o ering.
Thfc Playfeouse of Livingston County
Ann Arbor. Scout Master Dan N o e >
!\W»V*/t^,
W u l , Thur.. I*H.. S a t . Feb. 21 - 22 - 23 - 24
ker. Scout Leader Ellery Lehr. Chaa.
4 Big Day* 4
LAKELAND NEW!!
Davis and Leslie a n d Fivddie DeWolf
EDDIE CANTOR IN
were also present. A business session
-rt;:
»vas held, work done for advanced
M>-and Mrs. H a r r y Lea entertained
"ROMAN SCANDALS"
credits a n d a few games played.
their card club a t a valentine p a r t y
Wednesday evening with
Scout! High score went to Mr. and Mrs.
With Ruth Etting and Gloria Stuart
Maatar Dan Noecker in charge, a re-J Willard Hanborn and next t o Mrs. Lee
r.fc
lleyond a Doubt his GroaU :/ Siu-e* -•>
hearsel of the play "After
D a r k " ' and Robert Jack. Mr. a n d Mrs. Jack
was held, S a t u r d a y t h e boys carried will entertain t h e club next.
Comedy " T h e Inventor"
lii]\y ;;. o p
New.
out the request of President RooseMrs. Bruce Euler underwent a n
Regular Prices 10c and 2oc. Don't Miss it
velt.
operation a t t h e Howell
Hospital
Mat. Saturday Z P. M. 10c and 20c
We try at all times to supply your needs with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cross and , Tuesday m o r n i n g
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson I m u s ofStraw m
daughter. Carrol Jeanne, of Spencer
Sunday. Monday. February 25. 26
Road spent Friday with Mr. a n d Mr3. berry Lake attended the * funeral of r thing wanted in the hardware line in Stoves, Pi
Mrs.Brenner a t Detroit Wednesday. | 5
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Smith Martin of North Hamburg.
GEORGE BANCROFT and Francis Dee in
Mrs. Harold Gilbert has so fully
Miss Lora Bumett of Detroit en-W Plumbing Supplies,
Builders' Hardware, Tools,
'BLOOD MONEY"
recovered from a n attack of influenza tertamed a a party at t h e home of l g
r t r
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and its a f t e r effects as to resume h e r her mother Mrs.' Marion B u r n e t t ' 5 TJ?
Comedy "Singing in th« J u g "
P o p Eye the Sai!o"r
J
xi
1 .
x
± «x
work as proprietor of the Gwendolyn
Sport Kiel
.
Novelty
Saturday evening.
S ** w e <*° no ^ have what you want, we can get it
beauty
parlor
a
t
Whitmor.i
Lake.
Mat. Sunday 2 P. M.
Miss Viola Petty.; and Mrs. H a r r y §
Mrs.Wm.Spoonser of Lyndon Twp.
Lee
shopped
in Howell
Saturday § y o u .
tVashtenaw county has come to r e Tuesday. February 2 ?
4R...
nain some time with h e r brother-in. morning.
Mrs.
Ed.
Hardman
of
Toledo
\as
"
aw and sister Mrs. E. W. Hinckley.
LESLIE HOWARD in "BERKLEY SQUARE"
t r en spending the week with M r s . ! = tS»llltllfIIIIItltllllltIIIIII3I111lllIIIfliri1I||llllIUIIIflllttff|llltllltiiA.«||liMI|
Mr. and Mrs. John Lukcsee of Dob
C n:-ody "Walking Hack Home"
Fighting with Kit Carson No.
Don Swarthout and Mrs. and Mrs. : S
White Beach attended a Valentine
J a c k Vaml'irwall.
is
1 inner party Wednesday at the horn?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Jack
ent
r
' s -txr 1 „ J I r • " rn 1
i <n>
Wednesday. Thur»day.Frio*y February 28. March 1. 2
)i their son-in-law and daughter.Mr. jtaincd over the week end f o r Mr. and
*«\»
ind Mrs. Anthony Yelinek in Detroit.,' Mrs. Harold Hogland and Mr. and i ss We handle i arming Tools and Repairs.
ANN HARDING and CLIVE BROOKS i n
t boing the birthday anniversary' o f ' M r * William Linsey of Detroit,
I We reccommend Blatchford, Fill the Basket, Egg
a*
'joth.
Covers
were
laid
for
ten.
'tHE GALLANT LADY"
o
Mrs. Nellie Haight and Amos PickA Production of the Hitter Class
Mash and Full of Pep Scratch Feed
Sunday guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. I
I t spent Friday a t t h e home of Mrs.
Will P>rown were Mrs. Effie A m i Haigrt's neice. Mrs. Harry Cobcrnu*
strong.
Mrs. Hannah Foster. Mr. and
CoininirCastle
"Horse Play"
'Sitting Pretty'
in honor of th.? birthday anniversary
Mrs. J O P Brown of Fowlerville and
of Mrs. Cobemus. Covers were laid t
**<•
Ralph Hall.
for eight.
J
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Martin
sivn4j
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Sunday with Mrs. Martin's
brother
and sister.in-law. Mr. and Mrs.Frank
iKmiiiliimiinintniiiiiinimiiiiiuiiMKim
nmwiiw—>y
Foland at Brighton
PlNCKNEY
\
Mr. and Mrs.ChaiUs Werner snout
Office Houra 1:00 to 2:30 P. M.
Sunday with their daughter. M r s .
Charles Hamulus and family of Detroit.
ATA
Robert Sloan.Arthur Hunt and Don
Owen of Detroit spent the week end
at the Sloan cottage at Dob White
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s J u r y were in
:1
Ann Arbor Wednesday.
<
Mr. and Mrs. B e i t Borton and son.
That bs what they say of the new 1934 Chevrolet. | Junior, of Detroit spent Sunday a t
It has all the modern conveniences of the higher | their cottage at Bob White Beach am
•ilso visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
priced cars, great durability and economy of opera- 2 Queal.
tion yet at the same time, the price is amazingly low\ § Mr. and Mis. Clifford VanHo.-.i en
The body and upholstering by Fisher, is the last
'.ertai.ned as guests Sunday. Mr. r n d
71 ifiord Smith and Mr. and Mrs Westhing in car excellence both in comfort and beauty
•ey
Matthews and t vo children of De
lines. Come in or phone and let us give you a demontroit.
stration,
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Mr. and Mrs. William~TTntt^i—WfH+
ts guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
We Will Offer a Liberal Allowance on Your Old Car
vjynahan of Ho,veil .
a«
Mrs.Jot 'phine G u a r d has returned
0 her horn • in Detroit from a v"sit
vith her daughter. Mrs.AL'x Labadie
A GENERAL
MOTORS VALUE 3
t Hob White Beach.
/CHEVROLET
M i \ Ilnttie Brown of Perry is vi«-ting her sister Mrs. Smith Martin
md family.
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SALES & SERVICE
Mr. and Mr.-. Henry Queal w r e in
Vnn Arbor Saturday.
|
r
E CAN tell y o u a b o u t t h e delicious
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal ]
natural
flavor t h a t
Chinch will hold their regular mect-i
r e t a i n s i n foods. W e c a n tell y o u t h a t
'ni? with Mrs. Charl-x Dc^Wolf Thurs
m e a l s a n d vegetables cook t o m e l t i n g
lfternoon. March 1 .
t e n d e r n e s s in their men juices, with a l l
The dancing party given by Ham
t h e i r goodness S E A L E D - ! \ . W e c a n tell
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burg I. 0 . O. F . Lodge was we'l at
y o u h o w easy it is t o i»ake li^ht, fine,
like it. T h i s p e r m i t s y o u t o t r y electric
tended. Another will be given Marc!
g r a i n e d t a k e s a n d flakv pastry in a n eleccooking in y o u r own h o m e Without m a k .
t r i c oven. We c a n tell you how tdmiilv you
3.
ing any investment. D u r i n g t h e trial p e r i o d ,
c a n secure fluffy, g o l d e n - b r o w n niscuits
you pay for t h e service as registered b y
l i m e after t i m e . W^e c a n tell y o u these
y o u r m e t e r , p l u s a m o n t h l y ^charge of $ 1
PLAiNFIELD
t h i n g s , b u t t h e best wav t o convince v o u
for t h e range. IT you decidV t o k e e p t h «
is t o let v o u actually T R Y A N E L E C range, y o u r m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s will b e apIvTrs. L e t t i Church was home wit'i
Your property in Mirhig.in'.; ?>:trgest Farm Mutual li.-iiia'U'o CoinTRIC RANGE F O R YOURSELF.
plied
toward t h e p u r c h a s e p r i c e . I f y o u
i.r son and family near Webbervilje
pany with a'policy that has no t'-chnical loon-holes to avoid liability.
r
decide t h a t y o u d o n o t want it, t h e r a n g *
eortiistant with .safe undenvriting. A blanket policy on personal
or the week end.
T h a t is w h a t w e w a n t y o n t o do. And t o
will
b e r e m o v e d a t o u r expense.
property. Net resources nearly One-Half Million Dollars. Losses
Mrs. Alice Collard of Saginaw is
e
n
a
b
l
e
y
o
u
t
o
d
o
it,
w
e
a
r
e
m
a
k
i
n
g
a
sathfa«-tori)y adjusted and promptly paid. Careful u derwriting find
pending «01110 time with her brother
special t r i a l offer. W c will install a n e l e c
a thorough system of inspection maintained, eliminating over-in urWe believe t h a t once you have t r i e d elee.
A'm.
Longneckcr
and
family.
ance, fire hazards and undesirable risk*;. Insures both rodded
t r i e r a n g e i n y o u r k i t c h e n without
initiul
trie cooking, you will n e v e r again b e satunroddrd ri.-tk.s.
iMr and Mrs. F . K. Gauss were dincharge,, a n d l e t you u s e it for six m o n t h s ,
isfied with any o t h e r k i n d . S e n d i n y o u r
ler
guests
Wednesday
of
Mrs.Maggir
e
m
o
v
i
n
g
it
w
i
t
h
o
u
t
c
h
a
r
g
e
if
you
d
o
n
o
t
o r d e r for a t r i a l r a n g e today.
For further information fee ('. (',. STACK A HI.K
burden of Millville
Pinckney, Phone (18, or write the Home Oflict
Mr. and Mrs.Harold Perry of Flint
\
/isited her parents, over Sunday.Rev.
\
ind Mrs. S.vadling and their daughter, Mrs. Ross W h i t b y and children
returned to Flint with them.
Gw.is Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F
* HOME OFFICE 702 CHURCH ST., F L I N T MICH.
(Jauss were Mr. and Mrs. I^awton
w. V. BURR AS, P r u d e n t
H. K. FISK,~ Secretary
'iauss.Mrs.Dnn Lantis and Miss J u n e
TittiH.
- Dr. Braley and daughter Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kuttman. CJru "»f Highland Park were Sunday guests
Ruttman and Mrs. Mae White w , ^ r o f M r ' a n d M r s ' E ' N ' B r a l r y
MARIO. J
Mrs. H. A. Wastfon spent Friday
Thursday dinner
gu< sts at Albin
with
Mrs John Roberts.
f'fau's.
Don»thy Smith teacher in the Wall
Guests T h u r s d a y of Mr. John RobGeorge Gchringer of Cohoftiih h:i.s
district '"nUrt lined the mothr rs of
erts
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark and
r.nte<l the H. W. Xorton farm.
b r pupils a t a Valentine party la.st
Friemls here a r e sorr>' to learn of two girls, Miss Maggie Patterson of
Wednesday. C:nroa and cookies w» rv
the illness of Mrs. FJizab -th Drvc-r- D t r o i t and Mr. a n d Mrs. B. W. Robserved.
ert and son, Paul
tax of Ann Arbor.
Franklin K. Beach and wife of
Th Detroit Kdisnn Co. are „>tting
JSAfcl) ^-ill return to th^ir farm her.'
P L A ' N F I E L D CHURCrf .SEWS
pole.s to the Henry (iehringer fami.
**wKL, April 1 lia*- l l a d k y and family
immediately
I Willard Hojt of Howeil has l»e<;n S. S. a t 10:30. Church
wilJ%no\*e
from
the
Beach
form
to
the
after
>
appoint d administrator of tlu- H. W.
Jlarffcon Harilry farm in Unadllla.
All enjoyed Rev Swadling'i messJ \ o r t o n estate which /as left vacant
J f f and Mr«. lvslie Maycock of
age last week. Rev. Terwilliger o '
by the death of Freeman Fishb ck.
of St. Clair sp. £ t Sunflay at Albin
Millville assisted Wednesday evening
The Whit> families spent Sunday
A good crowd was present.
Pfaa'a .
with Ita«il White.
v
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coley spent
Rev. Reilly of Gull Lake will assist
the week cm! in Detroit.
some night this week, A special every
1
R a y Ijtcv^Y aivl family visit- <l M:-J. Sunday guett.s of Mr. and Mrs. night.
j^DLWfcHc Sunday. Mi»s Helen White Orville Nash wen- Mr. and MrsJ"hn
Bible Class No. 2 was entertained
Of t h e T. J . B a r r p n insurance office of l>ar! y of I) x t r r and Mr.and Mrs. Friday night aftor meeting a t a Val""jfowcll was a wfek ejid visitor ther^. J'" Standlick of Detroit.
entine party by Mr. and Mrs. E. J .
J l r , ami Mr.;., t y k Kcdingjr (.-pfrFd Step toe *>f Dexter spp-nt Sun- Kn«»y for their regular class party.
&qei} t h e Neighbor Club Wed. eved.*y r.jth Mr*. Mptnt Sh»Ipn.
Rev. Kielly a n d wif*, Mr. wit} M1"*
Howell Theatre
y*.
Store T
L f^t^a^Laa
i
i
I
Teeple
Hardware
bes. il.F.6 C. I. S1GLER
§
High Class Car
Tne Pinckney Dispatch $1.25 per yr.
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Low Price
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Slayton & Son
FARMERS
INSURE
THE DETROIT E D I S O N co
if State Mutual Rodded Fife Insurance Company
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Wednetday, February 21, 1934
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The Pinckney Dispatch
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FOR THAT COUGH
i z V t ^ - ; i a t 'he I\>stefltee • ^ * g r >
j.*„ n n u k m - y , ^«iich , u
^STJ.T^K
»>.--
"•v,'.'; MJ Ci..\?e Matter.
:
^:vri;.>ion $1.25 &
! >*-Vd C'JRl.LTT
PIJRU*I:I:R
Karl .Mann, (Jratt* Voting and .Mrs. j
Addie l'uarce of Detroit were in town
Friday.
5 LB. PKG.
CALUMET
23c
*i^.j
'QUARTJARi
.
21C
P a u l Hickey called
friends S a t u r d a y night.
vation
no.v
conser-
department.
j iNr'ti" y.lug'in.
j
Miss Helen Fiddler of Monro- was
| the guot., of Mr. and Mrs. lioss Read
i over th" v e k end.
10 lbs. 4 ¾
APPPLES, Spies, Baldwins, lb. 5c
LETTUCE, Extra Large . . 2 for .... 15c J
CELERY, Large Stalks ..:
5c J
39c
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f
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th" week end in 1'inekney.
I~>r. and Mrs. Ceoirce
Tear.on
Iio\«-' !1 V"\- • '!i ! 'HVII 1- C(d;iy.
Mr . i: i:t'i Va>;:rh i
v
!i'il' I • -,' innti"';',
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tr.at
Announcement I
Hi>\wll
'
Nellie UrigK* of H o . a l l
spent
Sunday gueats of Mr. and Mr-.
S.
3 1 H. C.'irr were Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
5
Smith of Ypsilanti. Mrs. H a i r y
j and Mi.-w Mildred Jack of
5 ' Mylo Kcttler and
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i
Ln.\
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family
5 j
Mr. Kzru Plunimer
Lakeland
of
S j were iB Howtdl
S
and
Howell
children
enterauined a
n u m b e r of grandchildren at
{Sunday honoring Mi.ss Agnes
at
t d
11:.- | '
1 )ru. ellla
!i(-.!:il ar.d Lor.'ii Mca- i
from tlie ('('<' (--:1)1)) •
! Ai: • S:iul>!e for the
Ilarri.
Week '•:).
M
. !'
i tur:,11.-
ents.
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Jtos villc
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= repair and recondition all makes of cars. My prices g
s reasonable and my work satisfactory, wnen your car r
g
gets balky
give m e
a
Call.'
Katherine. J e a n a n d Eramett
of
• ' I I M M I W I M ,
Reason & Sons
Hri^'iilon
SALMON, Showboat, 2 cans
i _j MACKEREL, Fresh, lb. can
I CODFISH, Bonelesi, lb. pkgT
MACARONI, Bulk, 2 ft
SUGAR, 4 X, 3 lis.
-i
25c
10c.I
€
>7c^
J SUG-.AR.Jina Granulated, 5 lbs.
25c
I PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. jar 2 5 c
X CINNAMON ROLLS
Large Size per doz
i
\-.!ii<•;: ,
lu.ve hem (1(,- <1 [wo week.-, by .-r-:r* | «f
Robert
n .'J}I- in <l .M;)i'day.
lb-ov,n. lav. - Siiu|». i'.i • : " . ' !
15c?
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of ilowi II were
arre-'.'-d "I
dinner L, Slr.n'v
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Hoehe j ^
eli: );.
school <:o!-. ;> I t )' i \ >Taj wi
vcjitiirali'*.! bv an uii.ier
cover 1,-1.-,:..1 •
I •
Hrown buy.- I'm- in tli" old t "i
c"i.t!%
Roil
barn ;.ii 1 t!ie ri^iith' |>arti<^
took ; •?
i
We will carry a full line of fish during Unt
^ ^ and Arkne ^ ^
p rcd( ] y wylic of Ander«on spent pi^-. shnp.^n pied -uiity.The dib.-r, J Phone 38
§ jwoek end with Mr. and Mrs.
N.lsbett.
lie
17
e i ' >
S
s I have had some twelve years experience in the I j on her birthday. The other quests
1 work of automobile repairing and am competent to H , th.* Mi^es Rita. Lor. tta. i;ik<i
1 ^ ^ - . »11 ~*»\mm
««••«!
C
^
I
Wei- •
bun
let fever
aturday.
Ms. KUa. McCiuskey
.! and
^^, ^
g °t AH Kinds. Mo-iag 3
Weekly Trips Made to Detroit
S
rat:'iek:>
Me\ aihan
'r. were
<• 'ii:'.i-d
;I:MI
[/ <
S ! and Dorothy Can* of Di.icoir.
S
r
:
;J11
U n
$ OXYDOL. Med. Size, 2 Pkgs.
\ RAISINS, Seedless, 2 li, pkg.
>p-H!.'T
{ of M
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f.t:,. I
a::-i
ik<:<- . 1 e - '
W
II Cash Spec'als for Fri. and Sat.,Feb.23,24
° "
M e;11 ii j11.
Sunday with her. father. U. (I. \\\ bU.
5
sti
[MI>.
Saturday
Gardner
!i
Arl.hu:'
Mrs.
3 i
| Automobile
]
Repairing
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i. 1; i! i n 11 e;
Cen.i;,!
. ,
in |
Saturday.
Mrs. James Koche spent,
with her lister. Mrs. Eiiza
at Howell,
|
I have rented the Barney Lynch Shop and will s
§ do all kinds of
i
was
: •
t &
o!
I !)
<-!l I't. It i • 'eNj;.
A — --r-r-
i.. . , . , . , .
town Sunday.
i
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l
W. H. MEYER
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WE DELIVER t
Mi.s.s. Alic(>
and
Mr. and
Mi>.
Frank
Ambuij;
and Jack M a J i i t ' r - h of D. troit : pent I 3"
\ a'.:'... .1 i : .••
Cha.s. Kennedy of Dt.troit wa.s
! V <-•
enii:;r.
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si.it. • d
Mr.
! and ?•!'•.,. A he Lh.itn s Saturday .
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• PHONE 23F3
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MILLER TIRES
j
Wuyr • C a i r who h:i •; h ,"i r m;;!ny- 3
j ed in th" Hi. patch oliiee i':y the
S
)e n.-i-!
paL i g h
tv.'i) vears h:
re, i^-ii. (i and aee, pLV .,
u position in t!ic Chevrolet
plant at y
Dilr-it.
-p ~ » * -
All Prices in this Adv. are Subject to Mich. 3 o o Sales Tax
j
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How's Are Your Brakes?
RINSO, 2 large pkgs.
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Prescription Druggist
u
^M*
S
FLOYD
Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Vedder
and I »|
children visited his mother in Detroit] £
over Sunday.
5
u
i
19c
19c
3c
Cough Syrup
Piiukney
He is
i
TUNA FISH, 2 cans . . 25c
Ernest C a n oi Detroit call d
. ' *'*' • ' ' * * ' > ^> >> 1 * •* 11 III I j N JJJJJ j I Hiuuil llllll J l l l l l l | | | | | | | | | | | | t l l | | t l l l | | t l l t l l t l U I 11111«.
his
mother,
-Mrs*
Sarah
CHIT
Fridav
SARDINES, ova! cans,
10c
t
Mr-;.David Vanliorn of Ann Arbor
MACARONI, or Spaghetti, 2 pkgs. 13c I visile*: 1 at the home of Mrs. Hetlu 'pI
VELET Cake or Pastry flour, 5 lb 29c TYeple Friday.
Fred Grieve
oi* llowcl
wa.
25c •
CORN, Golden Bantam, 3, cans
-*****" A :i town Thursday, l i e has resigm-d
^ our car is unsafe for speed if your brakes, ligRts,
PEAS, Standard, 3 cans .:'
2gc \ po^tion with the MI:R HanKuu^ and
horn and steering "ear are not right. Come in and
'
* ) is umployed by the Kichards Kln-tric
Co. ;•.•> .-alesman for Detroit
Kdison
have us cheek up your car.
CATSUP, 14 oz. bottle ..
?..,.:... 10c stove.:.
OX;YDOIi, 2 email pkgs
lie
\ ' . i i a l ! of Howell vi.Mte:! his i.-r.-tN. ;• E liliAKK LINING
M
MILK, Red & White, 3 cans
17c M'r.-\ C. L. Campbell Saturday.
H
YEEDOIL MOTOR OIL
Miss Mai'jorie Merrill who
i•
at-1 M
SAUER KRAUT, large can
10c tendih/r th" Yp<i Normal spent the •
WOLVERINE GASOLINE
B E A N S , N o . 3 C a n ....'
9 C f jweek end with h i
tfrnndmother.Mrs.
MICH. BEET
BANANAS, 4 lbs...-,,.,.
\ GRAPE FRUIT, 4 for
CABBAGE, per lb
on
stationed a t Lansing by the
15c
23c
- 5c
21c
19c
9c
10c
17c
9c
12c
23c
TRY
Fred Head was in Lansing on C W A ! E
Friday.
BAKING POWDER,A LB. CAN AND
10c BAKER'S CHOCOLATE ALL for
LADOGA SOUPS, 23 02. can
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 5 cakes
JELLO ,all flavors, per pkg.
SOAP, Big 4 Naptha, 10 bars
CHEESE, Onondago, lb.
CLEANSER, Sunbrite, 2 cans
BEANS, pavy, 3 lbs. ..."
COFFEE, Green & White, 1 lb
IVORY SOAP, 10 oz., 2 for
CORN FLAKES, large pkg
SALMON, Pink, 2 cans . . . :
SUGAR,
Mrs. M. E. Darrow spent
-everal
days in Ann Arbor last week with her
siiter, Mrs, Myron Ely.
SALAD DRESSING
SOAP CHIPS
s
5
=
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I Our Own Pine & Cherry
iinwaw
x
That You Can't Stop
5
• Leonard
Devercaux
and
Louio
Stackablo have both
secured
positions at 'he Chryoler factory at
DJtroit.
•
CASH.YAbU&S FRLeVSAT., PBO 23, 24
QUAKER
CLEAN QUICK
I
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We Deliver
L. i arc out o» bail furi.i.lH-rl by Hi-own*.
pranjjmoi iier.
Mrs. Ralph Schwcntek. Sani Lantz
Mr. and Mr.-. Ilich:nd Clinton and
LAKELAND CIRCLE M E E T S
JMis. Mildred Whitlock.
M r V Clyde
S ! pnd wife of Detroit and Will
Ilocho dauphtei'. Mable were Thursday di?i:.'li deck Var.d<-rwa!l was
b u s t e » ' J^unninj? dn(i Mrs. Knwna C a r p e n t e r ;
S •
;
Louis
S , were dinner, g u e s t s Sunday
of
Mr. ner KU'-•'.-•. of Mr. an 1 M i .
Dr. and Mr-;. A. 1!. (liven of Jack- at a fil.a.-ant me tin^r of
the
Lake- I'aih'amentarian. Mr-i. Henry Q u e a l ;
S j aud Mrs. George Greincr.
Km-Dau^ht.-r.s at Kmfi-jrnry. MJ-M. Win, Ilird. Mrs. Bert
5-jMrs. C. J.' Tocplc spent
Saturday son were Sunday ^ u o t : ; of Mi.^ .Je.-- land Cucle of
5
A,
I Charles Clark
miiimtHHftfiuHiiiutHiiHiiiiiiiiJiiiiMiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimiu
Lib.^ie (Jr<en.
i h ' r hone' at Lakeland Tui >.iay.A ]'>•)- Hook'-r ami Mrs. Viola P c t t y s ;
g . with Mrs. George Green in Howell
Silver
Cross
Magazines.
Mis.; Kvelyn Cnave.s. Mr. and Mr-, liemian dnne i- w.r.s >ei-vd at 1 o'clock rarian of
™ * Lucius Doyle, -wito and son.Junior
Mis.s
.Jute
Adele
Ball.
ppent S a t u r d a y ' w i t b Mrl. and
Mr. Ruja«.-Il Livermoro
were in
D troit i*_ '-,w. d i.--- ...-• m-: u ' i - in . I n : - , of
;
F o r entertainment, stories of LinLucius Smith in Howell .
Sunday.
•'•'-• pr> ,id nt, Mv . < ..lord
\'^;im.,
Mr. and
8 DAY Clearance SALE!
Sat, Feb. 24 to Sat., Mar 3
12 02. Canvas Gloves, pr.
1*°
12c Work Socks, pr...._..
$2^8 Double Blankets ....~
Ladies! Hals, Special***•
Chocolate Drops, M*. *...'... -....:.....•
....».».. 10c
Cut Prices on Flannel Gowns, Pajamas, Yard Goods
and Winter Underwear
' 5cto10c Stores
Dink>l wen-
(,j
-t- were M»v
l.'i.v.id
Sundav d i n i v r truest- of Mr.and Mrs. <;C Toledo and Mi-. Fred
ANDERSON
Mr. and Mrs.- Will
Fifcehburj-f vwtted Ben
Wednesday.
Mr.-. Alb i t
Murphy of
White
last
Ha- -i:j ..r»
coln and Washinjrton were given and
Lrockmilli-r.
valentines r o a d . ' M r s . Wm. Parkinson
John Dink-1.
' -'I'l-.*- i;i<•< tiii^- <>,> n< d .villi the si..jr- Mrs. Frank Wallace and Mrs.Rfchard
Mi-, an'd Mr . II. J. <»''lii-in^er w v
lw>r <-,[' Or.waid
<'hri.-tian
S<d<li<-r, Haddock were appointed a s committee
Satur. | p -y Y ie>'.- of
Max Lcdwidgc is taking a business' Clu.skey.
census in the village of Brighton.
|
Mr. and Mr.-.
1
Mr...
1!.
Klla
T- ••'))!<•
Mc- M-'iftwre r a lin^ by Mi>. K.
Clyde
• J>iif-mi11JLC and repetition of tie- Loci's
of
prayer.
Martin
of
D«-j
oflicia! reports were jriv<-n by
Friends of this community extend, Hrlglit'^n and Lyb
' Charles and Mrs. H a r r y L> e.
their sympathy t o t h e MtClear
b o y / t r o i t vi,it< d in M i n k i v y Sunday.
fn t h e lo^s'of tRler ' f a t h e r . Frienda |
Leo Monks of 1! y City .-pvnt t
|
Uesolutict^ on the death
of
a n d relatives wero dinner jrueats
at week end her-.
;,, Teh <phoiv lioui bonnais by Mi s
the home of Mark McClecr after the
Mr. and Mr
VV. AtL--n w K - ^
. „
.
, Ball.Communications were read
fnnorol
• Detroit Saturday.
.
, .
l u nMike
c r a i . Rochh. Mr.-, a n d Mrs. Max ^ Bernard;r.e Lyivh
, / - , , r-i,.,., ! Mrs. Fred Lockwood <»f Jackson
1
w e e k ' Mi's Dorothy Ket< ham a r d Miss
Ledwidfce. and d a u g h t e r .
Raymond a (]1<^ of Kalamazoo .-pen - t lhv'
*
attended a card p a r t y at
Northfk-M ] with Mrs. Mary Lynch.
j' la Hunt-of Ann Arbor.
Mrs.
of e n t e r t a i n m e n t for the next
ing Tuesday. March 12 to be held
at
the home- of
at
Mrs.
Xelaon ' Imus
S t r a w b e r r y lake. Bohemian dinner a t
1 o'clock. The m e e t i n g
Mrs.
meet-
p r a y e r of the
closed
with
order.
Jule i
from
.
and
Stel-
|
!astwe«k
'"'
"
'
A. M. -K-K-IV - o f I.'un. in«
a t t n d . - d ,i
T h " following offic'-rs and <-ommitWAS M a i d a - M c C k e r WHN a Sunday the Mr.. r,\ -f I ' w . M. K-nn.dy Mon
t,- , w, ,v appointed: Chaphun,
Mr,.
,
( h . u l . > Lewvs; J u n i o r Leader,
Mrs.
caller a t t h e Lcdwklffe home.
' I)r <' J-'.'Jnr. r a' ' «'ife '>f Detroit: j Ivlward Houghton; A.->t., Mrs.
Kmil
Mr. and Mrs. Ben White were callcalled on Kr'n. .-1- Frost Sunday.
| K u r h a v ; Historian,
Mrs.
K.
Wray
ed to Ypalanti , S u n d a y to see Mrs.
E.J.McCleai' :.\v\ . . ^ «f Whitivtore ( Hinckl.-y; Flower Com. Mis.
Harry
Devereaux wjio^ki in ill healh.
Lake* Miss Ella R u m s»nd
Mr. H n d j L i - ; Hospital Work. Miss Viola BetMiss l * k Monkp . nephew
Bruce
Wallace
and
Mrs/
Mrs. Henry Ru..-n of
Detroit
wei,- tys. Mrs^FVank
and Miw J u s t i n e LcSwidjfe of Lannin
J
a
c
k
Vanderwnll;
Quilt.
Mrs.Barbara
Thursday jrue«ts of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
were week end' jrucxtH of
Mr.
and
T e r m e r ; Camp. Mrs. Smith
Martin.
Mike L a v i y .
Mrs. Max
LedVidf.
Sale
Bills
PRINTED
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The P/in^sty Dispatch
Wodneatky, February 21, 1934
TO ORGANIZE FOR GREATER BUYING POWER f 1
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*HHU( (III tticir t-oiuily cdTrMi' »fe "T YRW vvitli tht* rosp.cjsi'nltty .»•' directing tlic corn hoi; tpdu/tiou pivjtnim,
control adSi).-ill! ions. America!!
T
f.'tniters e;*n fOl <iw thn p:tth\v;iy lo Hie aotu;«I si^u up c>r c o n t r a c t s aiut
the lite:-1 inhnjjii^Tiation will In* hi
Md licRs I ' n d e r t h e rorTn-fto-.; r'<! ;i fthe liiuu.- of th« cDiu hex cDti'rol
tlon plan, thi',mri>f"'flaf^TffrToTi' 'a>«ocin(in'j-i which will he ur:::tniz' •'
jrol prortijitiorvji'i ^ t f ? ^ *rH J-VceivV Tii niijhr w ii producing fo'inli"^ '
fh" f'.rll tn'Mi-fiM for ili'/u cfTofts
(••mliai'l sr'.n'T.i. Kuril faraHT "
^i'^n* M ii iliic'i'iM contract lion)
•Milling-|j f h f ^ o i c n l h i i a . l \ d j
merit AdiiiiiiisryatJnii is-chC rtfccd b'y
fn-Oiiihcr uf the a s s o c i a t i o n ;u.'l
•**>
MI: ;.l. d to d. sole in its affairs.
Tii i Hoard of I)irectors of the
a m . y ('urn Hot; Coni rot A-so.'al i . c i v . .il h • computed or repp'sct'ta
fi 'in the various cotiiniiinitir*
il ii i HIP county. olnciPil hy n>ri
n ; pr.xliici-M's, tliftiK^h i's In
• • "ii'initMiy a *
f—• i niauptil <a<ai• o; ' lii'ic LII ti '.'>> >»!• 'ahoj s also
i .'\r----l
;1 | ) \
f;il'|>;,TS
I Hotv^To
Make An Ivory Yachi
<•
And Conduct A Yacht Rcce Tor
:
»
— —
/ " \ N E simple &ad inexpensive solnTo Mak.> the Moll
<is thi> /ii'Jder cnuwn In Figure 4,
.tion to the.*rohlerh of keep'tv:
V.'iLh a knii'o rut o/T tlie four cor- cuttft.y wli'.'re the l.l.tck lit,eg are
children entertained nowadays is t >
ii'-r;; fi'ini the b >r- shown and folding on the uotieJ
tom of the c.'ike. lines (Before foluinp. the longest
arrange an Ivoqjr yacht racing parT}.;-*- hi to m.;k<x pail of your rudder idiot*H tre 5'»
ty. The best par* o£ such'*air"affair,
th" ,'Hcht Kpeedi- inches, from to7) to bottom it should
is that it is reajjy two parties, comei. Willi a n^il. measure 1 13 16 inches.)
bining an indexjj craft with an outoor" a r'oan line
door sport. Kpr the
yachts
in the center of
have to bn made before they can
!•">!!.
1
the "I" of th3
be sailed, [f tlft children are o i l
word
"Ivory",
on
the top of the
enough the bORta can be made and
vuku, about one-half inch deep, to
•ailed on one day.. Othor wise-it will
hold the mast.
really talc, a day*\o make the b o . u
To Make the Sail
* n d another to ijbld thg. utce^.^ jj't-<
, ^..Take a square of white clo
' j measuring ai out
Dap '"B" onto rear of hu'l,
Nail l!af)
nix inches by five
so it will be flat agujnst rear of hull.
Out in half, from
Tark tiller onto top of hull with
coimer to cot npt
brad
Tu.-n up e d j- e
The rudder should exter.d about
along "12", srwinji
one-eighth inch below the hull Th»
d g e firmly as
t i l l e r may be
.
— | far as point - t r manipulated
FTy
»<tTuwi" * over edge
l o o s e n i n g the
I along "A", sew sebrad that holds
curely, insert lolthe li'ier, m o v i n ;
ypop stick
so
/'„/. ."
the rudder In whichever direction
that pb/nlcd end extends above and is ne'"PSHary, depending on the
below sail. lusert shorter stick in wind, and then pushing the br^d
hem "11" as far as point "D". This I J^wii ;.gair.. to hold the tiller in
allows the nail fre?er play in swin^ I that position
ing
A breath will start the boat In
The s;iil is attached by cr>rd from i motion. The sail should be able to
(he top of the mast, to "brads" in -iwing from corner to corner of the
serted
in
t h e hull, so allow enough rear cord.
Wind or weather need not Inter;\
soup, a s indicated
••upt the plans for thin party. If th*
; \.
on F i ^ u r o 3.
O n e brad ^ r oes weather 1» not right for outdoor
to front of the day, the bathtub will serve very
A
hull, o n e on each veil a:< a lake and even though the
si'le, a little back indoor party has to be conducted
of t h e m a s t , and on a smaller scale, the fun and 8Xone core'in,;. at- citement will be just as great.
--1.
- -.
"yotr need are,
The race should be conducted in
\\;iiitf
f'trhpd to the end
Iterials and directions:
f </. T
<if the roar stirk. as formal and grown-up a manner
e Medium Siz^ Ivory i^ofif) i Ca-tfrrs tn a brad i n s e r t e d in the as porsible. The boats and their
owners should be identified; there
sticks <for hujdljig ,*ni 1 > i T i i . l d U ' <>f the "II" of the v:ord should be an 'official starter at
i " I v f > r y " Pu ii'it full th's cord t u',
Size wire b r a d s ' *•
To*. U -must allow Ihe sail to swin^i whose whistle the children should
launch their yachts. Being made of
ght eanvsta or Euen for freely.
1
Ivory soap the yachts will float.
--4
. ' To Mnke the Kudder
Prizes should be provided for the
With a piece of lipht weight winners and, of courae, the guestg
p*»*« o f li ffhfc-weti.ht cardiHjnr/i tan old post card will will take away their own yachts for
do) make a rudder twice *u> la:„'e further nailing.
L
5D
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Century of Progress Hails the Night
'#r/,*®ll#im,
*#t
NEIGHBORING
I
ii
,¾
COUNTY
Dr. Edward P. Waid, 7 1 ,
more Lake physician,
was
f o u n d r T h e roraaiftyBf 4 i a » 1 ¾ ^
**
dead from exposure in a ditch -near
1
sister o f Mrs. ^ ^ ^ i S ^ u ^ '
- i t A w t t i E MOON'
the
Portnoff
^tore early
Fryiay
w h o died in ^an ATD<JJ F r i d a y w e r e
T o u are h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t a
morning. N o m a r i u of violence w e r e
taken t o H a m b u r g for-burial S u n d a y j t a i n land c o n t r a c t b e a r i n g t h e d a t e
found on the b o d y and t h e
watch
L e w Hoffman
has a g a i n
t a k e n «th' d a y o f J u n e , 1927« by a n d b e and m o n e y had not been taken. It
charge of t h e D e x t e r Cornet
Band tween Prank M a n n and Luciada
is t h o u g h t he suffered a heart attack
and will e n t e r t h e m in t h e
s t a t e Mann, husband a n d w i f e , jointly, o f
and fell into the ditch.
tournament a t S a g i n a w in Jun«.
- {tite first part and B . A - B r o w n e o f t h e
— -*-»^
Dr. Singer of Brighton h a s been
Married at the home of t h e bride's 2 n d part o f w h i c h s a i d c o n t r a c t w a s
appointed chairman e f the Brighton {^wier, Mrs. A: - * * m s o n
o f ^ o r t h t t h e r e a f t e r - a s s i g n e d t o y o u , is defauH
Sentennial Home-Comjng to be held Lake, Feb. 2 1 b y Rev. S t o w e o f j b y reason o f t h e n o n - p a y m e n t o f t h e
this year.
Unadilla, E d w a r d Daniels a n d Miss installments o f principal and i n t e r e s t
The m e e t i n g of the
American Susie Burkhart of N o r t h L a k ^ # j d u e thereunder, and y o u are h e r e b y
post and auxiliaries of
Livingston
"'* '
further notified t h a t said Frank M a n n
c o u n t y will be held at Brighton
on
and L u c i n d a M a n n j i u s b a n d a n d w i f e
PHILATHEA NOTES
Feb. 2 2 .
elects t o declare and d o e s hereby declare
said land contract forfeited a n d
The F o w k r v i l l e school has become The first of the year's series of Missto
so crowded that two n e w
teachers ionary m e e t i n g s of the Philafhea S u n y o u are hereby f u r t h e r notified
have been added to the f a c u l t y and day School Glass* a n d Ladie'3 Bible yield, surrender a n d deliver u p pospart of the old school building is Clas3 was* g r e a t l y enjoyed on W e d - sion o f the premises in said land conbeing repaired for use.
|-nesday^ last a t the home of Mrs. S. tract m e n t i o n e d and o f which y o u are
The directors of the l£cmpf Co»m- K. S w a r t h o u t T h e President presid- n o w in possession u n d e r and b y virm e e t i n g t u e of the t e r m s thereof.
merciul and Farmers and MvsK'hants ed for the short business
Bank of Chelsea have voted to con- after the opening hymn a n d - D e v o Said premises arc described in said
solidate ami the
250
stockholders tional service. Mrs. . J e n n i e . W e g e n e r J a n d co^ct a B f o l i o s v i a : A l l that
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are asked to approve thU action.The andMrs. Hattie S w a r t o u t ably p r e s . * p u r t o f ^
entertainment ^ r e s . } & quarter of the northeast q u a * .
new bank would be known us the. e n t e d t h e
A
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g
these
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t h r w
Chelsea Stato
Bank.
The
Kempf
Mable
Dmkel
and
T
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KlMott
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bank was founded in 1876 by the
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late Rucbon Kempf and t h e F a n n e r s and by, M ^ . H a t t i e , S w a r t O U t . ^ r 8 . ^ .
on ^
southaide
f
p
Carrie
and Merchants in 11)08
following Villa Richard3 a n d Mrs.
Marquette Railway right of w a y , conthe failure of the Glazier bank.
If Swarthout s a n g ' "In J the -ACMa«" of
taining about one acre of land. A l s o
consolidated
their
combined
re- Christ I Glory". A Bibler Ques^fyn
cotmmencing a t the northwest corner
sources would be $ 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 .
test caused' m u c h interest. One ques- of the northeast quarter o f the southCojich Paul Bennett of
Howell tion was " W h a t . w a s .the *gweat£3Jt e a s t quarter of section fourteen,townalive a t one
high school announces another In- number of generations
sbift three n o r t h o f r a n g e three e a s t ,
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time?"
(Genesis
5
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T
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chapter
show
impendent basket
ball
tournament
Tunning thence s o u t h five chains^and
for Independent teams to be held at ed that M e t h u s e l a h , h e a d e d <pur g e n - ninety five l i n k s ; thence ea3t to gee*
Horn 11 this year starting April 2. erations; but i t ' w a s brought out that tion>line betwetm ^sections thirteen
one of our members:, was one of^'five
Lust year it was li~ii::d t o 8 teams.
nd. f q u r t t e n ; thenoe north t o the
! living gen; raiona, . .
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this year Hi will be invited.
%0ttth line of the P e r e Marquette RallThe
s
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of
"Blest
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the
Tlu,"
w a y . r j g h t of w a y ; thence northwest
A new steam furnace ha3 been installed in the county Jtvil at H iwoll. with Mrs. Florcnc*e feaughn > at 'H&e ly a l o n g said right of w a y t o a point
Mr. an<l Mrn. Don Van Winkle ahd piano, completed the committee's pro- wherfr the south line of said railway
Mr. and Mrs. Bert HofT of
Howell gram ^antT"" t h e u s u a l cd-operative Intersects. ,the. .east and w e s t quarter
lire upending a f e w weeks in Florida* ranch w a s turt?Joyablc*~ c ^ i n g ^ f e ^ line of section fourteen, thence w e s t
ture. The m a t c h i n g of valentines re- on qu«rte$ Jlne t o t h e pi>ee of boginn
minded u i of the date, A generous ing.
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ITEMS O F 2 5 Y E A R S A G O
offering for Missions was extremely
•'••'*• Fr'aifk" Mann and Lucinda Mann
gratifying,"and It hoped"WQ" can Jmat- : ,.;
by Glenn C. Yelland, their
e m l l y ' a d d . ' to this a m o r m t ' d a r l r f g
Dispatch of February 25, 1909
attorney and agent.
The state president of the W. C. our future meetings.
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'Business Address, Howell,Mich.
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The next m e e t i n g of the
Philthia
the opera house Feb. 25.
Class is.tp. be heUL with Mrs. D « l « ;
THE S T A R T U N Q E N D OF
A Mr. D a y f r o m Detroit is here Weeks on the..seconds JB"edlie.3day. in^
A WHOOPEE PARTY
looking over the ground with views Mureh. The p r o g r a . : rommlttee beA n article, in the American W e e k l y
ing Mrs. L u c y K„ason and Mr5.
of starting a creamery.
with & £ £ Sunday's Detroit
Timea,
The pupils of the grammar
room }.h.He Dinkel.
will d i s c l o s e . startling facts about t h
went to the home of Miss
Alice
Last. Sunday'3 o4ess-hour, wrthr -IT sudden mudder of a y o u n g girl beRoche F ( i:iay evening and gave her good attendance and Mrs.EIliott teach
,hlnd a cabin in a tout><*. camp and
{surprise In honor of her 15th birth- ing was full of inspiration a* w e *dis-r tell how the probing for the bullet
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day.
massed the topic of the looqon. "Jesus while the victim was svlll a l i v e . WW!—
Mrs. C. O. Hinchi y and daughter Power to Help", Notice our n e x t sub- bungled^ B e sure t o .get Sunday's
Dede, who have been in
California ject" Why Win O f h e r s ' ^ t o i'OhrUtr,' Detroit TJmei.
for some time have returned home. Three selections from tho ninth of
W. E. Murphy and L. D.
Kuhn Matthews form the lesson material
arc attending th« state
Democratic for the missionary topic.
S T I C K E R S A L E S T A R T S F E B . 23
meeting at Lansing.
Sale of-win<lsnickl sticker permits
A. Riley Crittenden, editor ofjthe
under the two-payment plan allowing
Howell Tidings has bzen tendered
legal use of 1933 plates dintil A u g u s t
position at Jackson prl.*on.
ly W94 will start Feb. 2 3 according
The following people
ontertanied
by
Secretary of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allison cnter- to announcement
parties of friends
at their
home
tained as $gxjests Friday following the S t a t e Frank D. Fitzgerald.
diff< rent e v e n i n g s Inst week.
Mr.
funeral of C. V. V a n W i n k l e : Mr. and
Xjjider this plan - motori3ts,
upon
and Mrs. Charles Stickle, Mr. and
Mrs. Kirk VanWinkle. Mr. and Mrs. paymertt of one half of the
w
e
ight
Mrs. G. W. Teeple, Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Donald tax will receive a permit w h i c h m u s t
Thomas Read and Mesdamcs
C. P.
Graham. Mrs. Lee Reeves. Mrs. Mor- be fastened on the lower rlgbt hand
Sykes and John Teeple.
Dominoes
ley Reeves. Mrs. Jas. G r e e n e . ' ' Mr?. corner of the windshield. W i t h this
was the game played.
Grace Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. sticker in place, t h o 1 9 3 3
license
Jacob Kicc, 9 1 , died at his home Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Ailing. plates can be used. In e v e n t that the
Feb. 21. The funeral was held Thurs- Mrs. Harry Bennett. Mr.
Partridge,
day at the North Hamburg
church, all of Lansing. Merrit Reeves, wife legislature reduces t h e annual w e i g h t
t a x in the n e x t few. month3, proper
Ri'v. Gates officiating.
He W P S the
oncl daughters of Detroit.
adjustment will be made w h e n the
father of 8 children of w h o m 4
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker and s e c o n a h a l f o f the w e i g h t tax is paid
survive-.
son cf Grosse Pointe spent .the w e e k j f a u t h o r i z e d by the legislature, Mr.
Miss Nellie Gardner has
returned
end at t h e home of Cecil Roberts.
Fitzgerald announced.
from a trip to Buffalo.
Dr. ar.d Mrs. W.E.Mercer of W e b - j
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The people of the Anderson
secbcrville
called
at
Mark
Allison'artful*.
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tion were pleasantly .entertained
at
the home of Chris Urogan Saturday
night.
Mr and Mrs. C
Kingsl«y c r f e i ; - f
AUCTIONEER
tainod Sundtay Mr. arid Mrs. W a l t e r .
'arm Salea a S p e e U l t t y .
Trost and ehihlren. Mr. anl M^.'CJlay-j
NOTES OF 50 YEARS AGO
Phone, ' f t n e k n e y l O F l I
ton Parmalec o f Dearborn and Mr.
Dirpateh of February 2 1 , 1S84
A social dunce was given at the and Mrs. Andrew Campbell
and!
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residence of Burdick
Hinchey
last •daughter of Pinckncy.
Mr.and Mrs. Roy Smollett Were, in
night
Commencing March 15, Plainfidd! D c t l ' o i t Thursday.
G'enn K i n g s l e y is
assisting J a y
and Unadilla will both have
mail
REAL E S T A T E BROKER
Brigham with his w o r k ' .
service s u p p l i e d ' f r o m Mt. Ferrier on
Farm, Reaid^ftial Property a n d
the Airline R. R.
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L o w e r y W h i t e h * s -.-? jpflM 71 Afife ~ * 0 | NGTICI
acre f a r m . . i n / Putaa/nL Jfr^yi*
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STATE OF m C H I G A N
WHit-' J o h n ft.^White^:..
NEWS
Fire & W M \mm^
w,
m
ri^^^X
An auction sale is advertised
to
take place on the Sir John
Reade
rm in Webster on Feb. 2 7 .
Perry
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ncanay** Miiaw
/ R e p r e s e n t i n g t n e Detroit F j r £ aliO
s auctioneer.
:
Marine Insurance Co.
nd Mr*. James .Marble were
plt\H£ant^y surprized-by a larg;? com£
! p a t f c ^ f friends Wednesday evening.
i
Charles Y o u n g cut a 4 inch gash Pinckncy. ^ f : -'Phone S0E»1 j
*-&in his foot while chopping last week
Laa L a ? 49
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, and is confined to his horn".
Phone Na, 1 and I 9 F 3
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Messrs D u n n i n g of Mason, Spauld^ Wnckne^MiaWgan
} ing of Dansvillc
ami T o p p i n g
of
J am prepared to service antf .repaid *
I Painfield were in town last week in all makes of radio. Also carry a> full
.ft r ''
regard to the proposed railroad to [line of E v e r - R e a d y tubes. Wtaan4? P H O N E 3 5 F 1 4
J*5
Mason.
need of radio service give me a call.
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Dan Baker has the contract here Phone "No* 7 2
Pinttaty
; for-carrying the mail from the depot.
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A washout of a bridge on the AirLOCAL A N D LONG
DISTANCE
line yesterday stopped service
tem[TRUCKING. * U V * STOCK. F U l l .
porarilly.
N I T U R E , N O J O B T O O BIG,
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Excepting Jackson, Pinek
JOB TOO SMALL
t the b?st depot on the Airline
Licensed Master PlaaaWf x
I Make Regular T r i p e
la
' Finch is n o w painting it.
P l u m b i n g and Haatlngv
Every W e e *
(red and W . D o Plnrabinf a a d H e a t i a f e l AM
A man and b o y w e r e i
P1MCKNEY, HICIL
a span of horses killed by \c 1 0 : 1 5 Kind., W e H a n d l e E l a t t r k
train at D e x t e r last night.
Septic T a n k s and W a t e r
|tnd De*iu|*Nlf IBT^ril>i.vti»Me,rbiit nt.night it tnkes your breath nw.iv!" !« Die word thnt r! <4of
He-!
Married
at
the
residenceTanks
tU't Vah^YwnvmfrW&jiiihont
fbe enrtb. T^i« picture, tnken from the 023-foot west Sky
S
man Smith Feb. 2 0 b y Rev. Crane, C04 W a s b i n g t o n
HowauV Mieh.
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RADIO SER,VICE 11?
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Marvin Shirey
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The Pinckney Dispatch, Wednesday, February 14, 1934
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Ho^p About: Plain Evening Home Dinner
H
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I^nkuig'and Smoking *.
Rftlic^
~**iting;
V
D HOWE.
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/ L 4 £ A K « f JjJjirtjMlve UUJy wrote me
/ * ^ t f r c G % E f go much he lost his Job.
l||K39fcoiilgJ! | 6 k two wfeks. he said,
•RebiRa-o^ercome his bag habit and
.tfto'stifetcoine a salary earner and rei M f e a W r «itfzeifc ......
In my reply 1 said if be would quit
od write me in six months,
I^HJOMM qwUt smoking, a .habit in which
«^[ ^ p R l j l w » r g e d . .many- years. Something . 1 wrote oseemed t o encourage
h i m ; he replied later be had passed
the critical two Weeks, .was again on
the nay roll, anci doing well. He. further sa'fb* he, too; was* a smoker, and if
t rdjqujt right* away, he would.
In replying, I said:" "Another of my
oad habits i s to put off until tomorrow
that wh}ch-f should do today; so I
beg you # i n ' « a n t .the delay I ask. «• In
..addltfoftl i^SSest you do not overload
yourself .ta good endeavor. - Would It
not be wiseY1 for" both *©f t»-*o .have the
solace o f ' s m o k i n g while thinking of
the great reftnan we- h a t e promised to
.aforoniplish In-six months?"
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Everyone has probably remarked
'.hew>k£old policemen are in arresting
citlzenfetlispostff to obey the law. Such
a rna$j>-I 'feara from'" the Associated
» * Press, w a s lately arrested and fined
three times, in ten minutes; The man
said in* "court he h a d been a taxpayer
forty years, and had never before been
, arre£,etL"'1he'judge fined him a fourth
.timp f a f tt^tc^The -offending citizen
" had boaght a pistol, owing to the prevalence of burglars, and w a s taking It
home*. Aiso^ everyone h a s probably remarked'how'slow poj.teemen are In arr,estin$ m e o ,whp^. pot only, carry con/ceaje^d, weapons, but jmachine guns, or
s a w e ^ c ^ s ' h o t guns, which cannot jjiry
well be'corieelaled al>out the personV,
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^1 "am greatly interested in a manuscript seh't m i lately for'crlticisra. The
author* says in 4 n accompanying letter
. that I e n c e suggested that a writing
entitled '^The Autobiography of a Fail-ure"' *»tgfct attract public favor; that
he has. prepared such a writing, partly
while'an .lqjnate o f . a n insane asylum
(where he irfeot ten years), and partly
while ah'iHntridte ot\ a poorhouse
(where he is at present! troubled with
palsy, rheumatism and bad eyes,) As
to the 'merit of the writing, I wfll let
the reader iudge, by giving several ex.
amples. Th<a, author confesses he may
'*
occasionally quote,unconsciously from
others! pV which the reader may also
judge from the'following paragraphs;
'"It is* quite a job to maintain a sane
DoHpy'Tn>'an Jnsanjft wnriri^ fT» la m
• pr.M'dent"rrrdfi~~fchQ.. i C n o t . -only unde- celvey -by a p p i ^ n t stability or instability, but is aisle to forecast the lines
, on .\fchfcch,. movements wMI take place.
. . . An optimist l s ^ a e ' who believes that riothing will happen but ma^»JwH>ftt.ftMy -of - hi s dreams.
iHew*»tma«va<¥&wbte history ^proves that
motnltig inspired bad faith like perfect
rfaithj
^houg^ggto^not.
•part witnf such *crap$?0/5-§9PJ»^i$$ A»
.•I-have l ^ a r n ^ 4 8 c h 6 # , . ^
"the snme stare ^ th'wn^
jodds and eqa»:I cafre'flyjb
Li . . !T nobody- dropped'
relghth, grgdej, who would rrf^glhe col
pege'"" "
""" ; J ^ - Ai^p^on be'• ^rst ^Mjaerlcan
(yon
$\ (mJ-y, semblance
>wea
of e<
soclii'
eev y hus5|9ffif .each leav-,
Jan oijfHye
^Bg he»,a.f fcmei y W ^ y T s h e died; her
Injoney \was.^l^fj; £'o
a screech
worthless'froml-ilie igrive^pf •'
- • -tuxti: n ^ t f ^ i ^3 8 0 cond-hand
'""' "" 1 deep thought*
has marked
;^fS^S8fe.tjBifhem lyyour room. r * The chamberill see the*n.. 84J4 be awed by
arnlng.
ilng. ' ShSe
Sfije w i | k | l l the neighhey.will
tefeveV^Mg^.rr/
r will teji,
g a "man
b
y'whara^c^SwihTjifmi
JwTontf a s to say ;he swallows all h e
No man Is a complete
juneljft . .
until
be;
daljghts^to thi.ak hi*
'ailu
what
keeffl
hliCSpoot.'^^
rirt
V
years,
a
s
rarrifcWWMff i n mji
I
jfcw, important, a n | inspiring hope
;annot remember whether,. I read "ft in
e w s ^ y , ) book T o ^ l n^aia|t^e, OB
eard some one s a } i t ; nor can I real! :<jb# *4jn£uPf ' W a l i t o r . . . _'. .
'riefly5 « e V | ! a f e m « ? wws; thai if' a
an practices gooo ^behayjor for i t s
_wn sake (because « Is finally easier
knd nfort fni'rffltable p a n b a d b e i a v l o r ,
and r*«d€rs Hiis -suicess <1n Mfe more
frobahjte).,such.pra«ice improves hi»
Jntellig^nce; strengftfensWnfl f betters
his brain, as other organ* 4t the body
Way ^ i m p r o v e d by exercise. , . .
T h u s * wellibehaved^man h a s a double
— advantage:
1. Hi* goVfd conduct
>ays him, in increasing his comforts;
>£ He, hr;pursuing ^he course in life
jest.ealcirtated to. iri»prove"nis inteiUfence^an^^is cha ratter.
Eggs a la King Proposed as Headline on the Menu, With
Versatile French Toast as a Delicious
Dessert; Special "Quick Meal."
Eggs a la King
Parsley Potatoes Mixed Pickle Salad
French Toast
Honey
Coffee
T w o of t h e best helps to the housewife are used together in the main
dish for the quick meal. 1 am giving a special recipe for eggs a la
king given me in turn by a cook who
is famous for the dish. T h e marinating of t h e e g g s with the French
dressing gives them a flavor which
is individual and delicious.
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(Snow Cream.)
1½ cups cream
2
e g g whites
sauce of fruit juice, and a flavoring,
2
thickened slightly. French toast hits tract teaspoons vanilla or lemon exl
other uses a s well a s that of dessert.
n cup powdered sugar
It may be used a s a basis for creamed
ta cup browned almonds, chopped
meat or vegetables and may take the
Whip cream and set on Ice. Beat
place of potatoes. French toast is
the
whites of the eggs to a foam,
one of the housewife's best aids to
add the sugar and flavoring and beat
attractive quick meals.
until thick and glossy. Stir in the
whipped
cream and arrange with layHow to Prepare Quick Meals.
ers
of
sponge
cake in a mold. SprinStart potatoes cooking
Prepare salad and chill
kle with chopped almonds, blanched
Cut bread for French toast
and browned. Chill several hours or
Prepare e g g s a la king"
until thoroughly cold.
Fry toast
Dress potatoes
Marshmallow Pudding.
Start coffee a few minutes before
serving first course
% pound marshmallows
2 cups shredded pineapple
Eggs a t a King.
Sugar
t hard-cooked eggs, sliced
1 cup cream
3 tablespoons candied orange peel
3 tablespoons oil
Vg teaspoon salt
Cut the marshmallows in quarters,
Dash of paprika
1½ tablespoons lemon Juice
put in a serving dish with pineapple
6 fresh mushrooms
aud place in the refrigerator to chill
IVt tablespoons butter
for several hours if possible. Whip
Vi green pepper, shredded
the cream, pile on top, and garnish
2 teaspoons grated onion
I cup milk or cream
with t h e candied orange peel. Add
1 e g g yolk, beaten
sugar Is needed.
©, Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.
Mix oil, salt, paprika and lemon
Juice, scatter over sliced eggs.
Necessarily
Melt butter in saucepan and cook
There are self-made women also
mushrooms, pepper and onion in it
four minutes. Add cream, cook slow- and they are splendid managers.
For special occasions cream maybe used in preparing the dish instead
of milk. Even a few tablespoons of
cream, added just before serving, is
an Improvement in flavor. W e are
using boiled potatoes with the egg
dish. They may be cooked in their
skins, which should be taken off before dressing them with melted butter and chopped parsley. Paring potatoes ts to be avoided when possible by the business housekeeper, because it is hard on time, and also
hands.
A bottle of chow-chow or chutney,
or some other mixed pickle, a s well
as chill sauce or ketchup should alw a y s be kept on hand to vary the
dressing for salad. This may be used
with mayonnaise or with French dressing or with that favorite of mine—
"spicy" dressing—which has equal
amounts of vinegar and just a little
oil in i t
Of course if there is any sour
cream in the house, that makes a
dressing, delicate and piquant, with
the pickle added to the whipped
cream.
For dessert we are choosing French
t o a s t Perhaps you call it German
or Spanish t o a s t It goes by all these
names and actually is fried b r e a d bread dipped in egg beaten into milk
and sauted in a little fat. To get It
the perfect brown, add fat only as
t h e pan -begins„Io dry. Lt i s . also
good when fried in deep fat. Money,
sirup, or cinnamon ami sugar may b<*
served with it.
A more elaborate dessert may be
made of French toast by serving a
whole canned peach or plum on it
and further dressing it up with a
TOO TIDY
Some women demand that all
magazines and papers be carefully
kept in the receptacle provided. This
should be a breakable rule. People
like to have pai>ers to hund. but naturally forget to replace them, and a
few magazines here and there give
a "lived in" look to a room.
Or. Pierce'i favorite .Prescription make*
weak women strong. No alcohol. Sold
by druggists in tablets or liquid.—Adv
Can't Be Done
Disillusionment always awaits tho
people w h o expect to change human
nature by passing a resolution.—To
ledo Blade.
Splittinq" Headaches
Ut*tit
miserable - an? C o d out si
NR Tabktt (Nature's Remedy). NowSbe
along fine with everybody. This safe, _ _ - .
able. aU-vegetable laxative brought quick relief
and quiet nerves hrcaoaf it cleared ber system
of porsonous wastes — made bowel action
easy and regular. Thousand* take m i awry.
It's such a sure, pleasant comctive. llSa*
non-habit-forming. No bad aftereffect a. At your
druggist's—25c
" T l I I I C " Quick relief fccaeMlndlsMT U l V l b ^jon, heartburn. Only 10c
Here's Quickest, Simplest
W a y to Stop a Cold
1.
Make this lip test
Take 2 Bayer Aspirin Tablets.
2.
Drink f ul t glass of water.
Repeat treatment in l
hours.
L
in this Way
If throat is sore, crush
and dissolve i Bayer
Aspirin Tablets in a harf
glass of water anil gargle according to directions in box.
The simple method pictured above
is the way doctors throughout the
world now treat colds.
It is recognized as the QUICKE S T , safest, surest way to treat a
cold. For it will check an
ordinary cold almost as
fast as you caught it.
Ask your doctor about this. And
when you buy, sec that you get
the real B A Y E R Aspirin Tablets.
They dissolve almost instantly.
And thus work almost instantly
when you take them. And for a
garglcvGenuine B A Y E U Aspirin
Tablets dissolve so completely
they leave no irritating par-'
- - t i d e s . Gel a box of 12
tabic ts o r a b o t l U T o f
•2\ or 100 at any
drug store.
DOES NOT\HARM
THE MART
r o THE
WEEK
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IRONING TODW. RUTH?
I THOUGHT YESTERBW
WAS YOUR WASHDAY.
ITWAS...ALLDAYLONG!
I DlDNTGETMYLINEOUr
TILL 3:30. I'M STILL HALF
DEAD FROM SCRUBBINGf
AND LOOK AT THIS....
STREAKED WITH SOAP
mt&HQAY
*s.
3.
Almost Instant Relief
OOK at them . . . and your checks, too, without
j make-up. D o they possess the natural glow of
health, which comes from a sufficiency of rich, red
blood? If they do, make-up is 6imple . . . if they don't
read on . . . you may find one of the reasons why your
skin Is not clear and rosy.
You" cannot have red lips, rosy cheeks, energy and
cheerfulness If your blood is in a run-down condition.
Lack of hemo-glo-bin, the red coloring of the blood,
may also indicate a weakened condition of the body
. . . loss of strength . . . poor appetite.
S.S.S. is not just a so-called tonic but a tonic specially designed to stimulute-gastric secretions, and a4so
having the mineral elements so very, very necessary in
restoring a low hemo-glo-bin content. If your condition suggests a blood tonic of this kind, try S.S.S.
Unless your case is exceptional, you should soon notice a pick-up in your appetite . , . your color and skin
should improve with increased strength.
S.S.S. is sold hy all drug stores in two sizes . . . the
larger is more economical.
© The S.S.S. Co.
"Sf
J_L
SOUNDS AS IF YOUD
•J NEVER HEARD OF
OXyDOL! VOU DON'T
HAVE TO SCRUB OR. BOIL
THINGS,RUTH! MY WASH \
WAS DONE BY 11 YESTER
DAY-AND IT IRONED
BEAUTIFULLY
O X y U O L ; ISN'T ThAT
THE NEW GRANULATED
SOAP I'VE READ ABOUT?
BUT I ALREADY USE
THE VERY BEST SOAP1 KNOW...AND STILL
I HAVE TO SCRUB
D5?TWORRV.
I PROMISED I'D
TRY IT... IF IT
W O N T FADE
COLORED THINGS
;*rwe«A
A«aaw
THROUGH BEFORE LUNCH, BETTY.'
MAMMA NEVER, HAD SUCH A
SPARKLING WHITE WASH! AND
SEE HOW BRIGHT YOUR, COLORED,
FROCKS CAME OUT
LOOK.BETTY! ITS TRUE! O N I *
15 MINUTES* SOAKING IN THESE
LOVELY THICK SUDS A N D
EVERYTHING'S 5£AUT1FUUY CLEAN/
I'M ON MY LAST PIECE,
CORA. IT WAS ALL SO
EASY...RJNSING AND,
AIL. SEE....THERE,
ARE NO SOAP
STREAKS
ANYWHERE'
oxyooi
IS ONE SOAP THAT
WORKS FAST AND
YET CANT HARM
COLOR, FABRICS
O R HANDS
DID NT I TELL YOU
OXYDOL WOULD GIVE
YOU THE QUICKEST,
5WEETEST, WHITEST
WASH EVER.. AND WITHOUT
ALL THAT
SCRUBBING
AND
BOILING?
(AN ACTUAL BXPBB1BNCB ClOM RBAL LIPB
Washing for Ten Took Two Days
W&Wftiii^:
VI'I'IVI
GO t O THE MOVIES?
BUT I THOUGHT YOU
WERE ALWAYS DEAD
TrftED M O N D A Y
"NIGHTS..
—until she tried Oxydol
i'Tl'1
NOT ANY M O R E ,
D A R L I N G ) CORA
TOLD M E ABOUT
O X Y D O L . I'VE PONE
B O T H THE WASHING AND
IRONJNG TODAY... AND I
FEEL JUST MARVELOUS!
"Washing used to take all
day Monday to do, and all
Tuesday to get over. But
• doing alt the heavy work
^
in washing for a family of
ten, by making my clothes
beautifully
clean
without
effort, by making them so
much easier to rinse and iron
—Oxydol has given me back
two brand-new days a weekV
(3) Yet, due to the special mild protective
elements it contains, it neither fades n o r injures
color or fabric. Even cotton prints and children's dainty frocks are safe. And—it's so kind
to hands that you're amazed at its power to
clean clothes 1
Thick S'inch Suds m Any Water
T
j*?
is specially fitted to water conditions
In each district where it's sold. The OXYDOL
you get here already contains just the right
amount of water-softener t o fit the water ynu
use. You can see the results in the suds.
OXYDOL multiplies 500 TIMES in suds! Makes
rich 3-inch suds in any water, hard or soft!
OXYDOL
MrtDiridNKfr
Tarri$ist<m,Cenm.
H E amazing new discovery of the world's
most famous soap experts, the makers of
hory—this new and improved OXYDOL does
these things no other soap can do or has And OXYDOL is economical. By actual test, a
regular 25c package will do the work of 8 to 10
ever done:
cakes of bar soap or 2 t o 3 times as much flakes!
'(1) Soaks clothes clean in 15 minutes. Without
boiling, w i t h o u t back-breaking rubbing.
Accept FREE
Trial
Hence^ucuts washing time 25% t o 4 0 * in
Send your name and address to Procter &
tub or machine, saving hours of labor.
Gamble, Dept. 8 6 - 1 . Box 1801, Cincinnati,
(2} Gets clothes 4 to 5 shades WHITER, by scien- Ohio, and we'll see you get a regular 10c
tific Tintometer test, than other soaps. Whiter
package (enough for 2 full washings) absoin ONE washing than ANY other soap can get
lutely free. Or to avoid delay—get OXYDOL
them in TWO to FOUR washings 1
today from your own grocer.
O. Ov'BlbTntyre often *wtrtes* "of old
teuntry bojs^who have niade good in
the city' I wish he would reprint this
e a s e : A matf named Roy Roberts w a t
born in Atchison county, Kansas,
where I live, and made s o good in the
cftj thai .qe .became president of the
Gridiron club' in Washington: the only
club the members of which have the
p r i v i l e g e d 'othfting.''fun of Presidents
t o their faces.
, And when
members of the Gridiron club tell Presidents the truth, the Presidents do not
\ ran*Rise-it? they- think It a joke.
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ly, stirring frequently.
Drain eggs,
set dish over hot water and hea;
thoroughly (about ten minutes). Add
to beaten egg yolk the dressing
drained from eggs, and add te hot
mixture. Stir until e g g is set (about
one minute). Pour over hot egg
slices and serve at once.
M^LTIPLItS
~bO TIM!"
500
TIMir^
INSUOf
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XV
T ^ l * b d u * 9 tHaptfttb Wednesday, February21, 1934
s**.
T H E INQUIRING
Maltea to All
F o r a R E A L G O O D TIRE
at a REAL L O W
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k**>
ONtY
4.40-81
if
Look Here!
/ h « latest
tf.j;-'
GOODYEAR
SPEEDWAY
Suptrtwist
Cord Tirn
$3.90
4.50-21 4 - 7 0
4.75-19 5 . 1 5
5.00-20 5 * 7 0
5.25-21 * . 7 0
6.00-2(^,9.25
30JU%
• For a l i t t l e money
it'» our belief this is
t h e m o s t reliable tire
you can find. We say
t h a t because of t h e
service it 1 * giving our
customers—let u s tell
you how i t ' s standing
u p for t h e m . A real
Goodyear, factory
g u a r a n t e e d , packed
with value—at a price
possible because more
people buy Goodyears
t h a n any other tire,
Come in, look at your
slzel
Price* subject to change w i t h o u t notice and to any statwsalM tax
bBbbAVbY
Steve Lazb is Murder Victim;
NOM
ii - r ^ >
P. H SWARTHOUT
FUNERAL H O M E -
P H O N E NO. 3 3
PINCK.NEV
Ml(ICMIOAI
mm
FOR
S A L E * &XCHANG5
Th funeral of the murdered man F A R M T O ~ R E N T _ _ O n shares
i»0» W A N T E D TO BUY—Seme wheat
If Stanley Dink-1 doesn't quit ea^
Ref(;rc>nc'c
r c . | straw, hay and bean p o d *
Icortirg Maiy Jane home from place* was held from Swarthout's Funeral n c n ? 3 a t ^ ^
Home
at
10:00
thw
morning.
RHV.
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Harold Doody.
s
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s
t
s
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c
k
a
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l
wo.> unto him! Hor " r e g u l a r " b<'[{'•rauist
officiating.
Burial
was
in
the
c( nie ; a lion wh**n angered .
Pinckney cemeteiy.
cemetery.
Dexter, Mich., R. F, D.'. L O S T _ S t r a y e d from my premise;
P >h Plasko dallied so long ^i&t he
Tho autopsy on tltn body was per[ a J e r s e y Con*, 1 S» years ©Id. F i » d t r
!o.-t all chances of being the first one formed Sunday by Dr. Huntington
FOR SALE
Broi z ; turkeys 1 y o d please notify
to .-how the little Lakeland girl the and Hollis Sigler of Howell.
s t e v e Ni
4^o*s.
H. Barkov.tch, B e e t e a m >
« « . SJloesh«^
sky-scrapers of the great metropolis
Arthur's folks have apparently
Continued from fir^c pane
FOR S A L E _ G r e e n wood. $2.30 ! FOR SERVICE—Holstein bull a n *
adopted the new custom "Ac suggestRed Jersey boar.
GRAND MASTER T O BE
per cord.
ed last week.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
!
George Greiner
GUEliT H E R E F E B . 28
George Reason.
Established 1865 Incorgo.nted 15H6
Probate Court for the County of
Does Kvelyn Gorton always get S. 1)
Past Master Walter Girard
Livingston
Sixty-Seven Years of Safe
heart attacks when she can't have her St
Past Mastor J. Hookar' FOR RENT__My farm of 80 a c r e s ' F O R S A L E _ _ U Milk Cows, %u»stly
At a session of said Court, hell at own way,
flunking
St.
Past Master Paul ('urlett 10 miles north of Howell. G o o d ' G u e r n s e y s . Near Gregory, Write f«i»
'.hi- Probate Office in the City of
Sec
Past Master Kirk Van Winkle building*. Windmill, silo, garage to! appointment.
Howell in the said County, on the I What's this about Gordon dating up
Mar. Past Master Russell L i v e n n o r e ' please you.
SK)74 Stcathmoor
f.th day of February, A. D. 1034. j a new one? He is certainly going the
All
Master
Masons
of
this
section
Raymond J. Burns,
Present, Hon. Willis L. Lyons, rounds.
are invited to be present.
For particulars see
FOR S A L E _ T h e *U acre farm, o n e
Judge of Probate.
] We tliink that Kennedy's won't get
"^fcurien
McCluskey:
-mile_wcst of Pinckoey, kn»wn as t h e
In the Matter of the Estate of much out of the new Terra-plane
FOR
SALE
or
TRADE—Model
Pinckney Dock F a / m . Will be sol4
WiKiam Roberts, Decease<
' w i t h Am. and Francis globe trotting
T O W N S H I P TAX NOTICEState Ford truck, complete or in par**.: r cheap for cash.
It appearing to the court that th< all over the place.
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I will be at the Pinckney SaturGeo. Rea"o^
Kanstantin Kosehleu
claim ?' And so to press.
presentation
Bank to receive taxes every
Pinckney,
Mich, or
against said estate should be limited,'
day until further notice.
HAVE
BUYERS_for
reasonable
7035 H a r p e r A r e . ,
and that a time and place be appointDcde Hinchey,
SCHOOL NOTES
priced
farms.
Detroit, Mich.
ed to receive, examine and
adjust,
P u t n a m Twp. Troas .
The
tenth
grade
are
planning
on
E.A.
Strout
Reaky
Agency
Inc
H^welL Mien.
VL\. claims and demands against said
O
Geo. VanHorn,
FOR S A L £ _ L a r g e loioose geese-.
deceased by and before said court. ,I having a class paity. However no
MORTGAGE SALE
S
{
c
i
f
k
322_
W.
Washington
St.,
Will sell by brace or single.
Caoital $ 150.000.CO
IT IS ORDERED, That creditor; P
' un-angements have made yet.
Default having been made for more
1
Howell, Representative.
John Martin.
Due to the intense cold weather than thirty days in the conditions of
Surplus $ 7 5 , 0 0 0 . : : of said deceased are required to preFOR S A L t L _ R u t a b a g a s ,
sec
sent their claims to said couil at said the girls have not been having their a certain mortgage made by William
per
FOR
S
A
L
E
_
G
o
b
l
e
r
,
Bourbon
Red,
bu.
Probate Office on or before t l v l l t h j w i v k l y calisthenics lessons.
J. Seec r. a single man. mortgagor to
i ])rize winner, 2 years olJ
farmer
M. J. R»che,
day of June A. P. 1!»34, at ten'
and
Thi- nevt—liny'* basketball—w"»> Floyd Poyce. mortgagee dated
price.
—
—
Pinckney. Mfch.
i'<-rnrdrf'd i n t h ^ n f f l n . n f thr* T?Pfr^tr»o'clock in the forenoon, said t i n v
1 will be played at Howell Feb. 2¾. of Dmds for Livingston
County.
Mrs.
E.
L
Mclntyre,
an.I place being her.-hy appointed
FOR S A L E — 6 room house, gee\l
AJ';,er a month's absence with the Michigan on March 10. 1030. in
for the examine.'ion and adjustment
Liber
135
of
Mortgage<
on
pages
M
j
WANTED-—Wood'
to
buzz,
70c
Wo can think of no better way to of all c'aims and demands against whooping cough, Pat Jeffries of the
per basement, good well, good barn With
!)1
on
which
mortgage
there
is
claimnouri
henhouse a t t a c h e d ; otrt/loor i :\»t,
Primary room is again back in school.
hurry up recovery than to make free s a i d d e c e a s e ,
ed to be due and unpaid at the d a t ' .
Clifford Chambers.
2 acres of good laird with entail
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED.That,
The third graders are reading stor of this notice, for principal., interest p ] 1 o n o 3JE13
u«e of the bank. Your deposit
fruit
and vines. Situated in village
notice ther 'of >e given by
oy , j ( , s o f Washington all this week.
and insurance the sum of $o71.0.">|
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limits, -¾ mile south of 4 r u £ sfare.
form a basis for needed and worthy publication of a copy of this ordt
orderj
and
no
suit
or
proceeding
at
law
or
FOR
S
A
L
K
_
$
S
,
0
0
0
con»-a.-t
Both the intermediate and the pri0 n : Price $900. cash, or Vtf*. part •.)
credit in the community. We canno' for three successive weeks previous] mary rooms welcomed Valentine Day in equity having been had or institut- modern home in nearby citj,
WiK
I time.
said day of hearing, in the,
cd
to
recover
the
debt
secured
b
y
'
g
i
v
e
20 percent discount for cash, j
Josephine Bcardsler L?tate,
f
impress upon you too much
Tirckn-y Dispatch.
a
newspap-r with Valentine boxes.
said mortgage or any part thereof)
Inquire
at
Dispatch
effite
I h ' Pillowing people were on th<
, . ,
,
.
, . ,
A. F . Brown, Adn>.
and
circulated
in
said
maintain printed
value of bank deposits
,, . r.,.
,
,,.
, l a n d said mortgagee having elected t o ,
, , , , , •
•,
county.
honor roll in 7th gifide spelling for , ,
juad build up business
y
.
,
declare
and
hereby
declaring
said
enthe
week
of
copy:
tire amount of principal due and pay-j
Wihis L. Lyons,
Lulla Ilontvett
According to report,- r e c i v e 1 by
able
by i^en ;on of default for 11101^ |
Judge of Probata
Esther Ikr(|uist
than thirty days in payment of inter))(>int Cele-tia I'arsha!
Hetty Carr
us J a n u a r y busine
cut.
t;i\es and insurance.
Register of Probate.
The members of t l v seventh grftue
above December 11)33 and s percent
Now therefore by virtue of the
lure m w giving five minute talks uach po'ver of sale contained in said mortabove a year ago.
j
rKri<lay in history.
gage and pursuant to statute in sucn
Th";
members
of
the
eighth
grade
case made and provided. NOTICE IS
Your business always appivciaU-d. i
are now making govern/pent note- HEREBY GIVEN, that on Miy H>.
books.
3 !>o4. at ten o'clock in th,^ forenoon
Another bubble burstod- but the Eastern Standard Time, said mortFrom Manufacturer to Consumer
' s t u d e n t s do appreciate the efforti of pasre will be foreclosed by a sale at
i'nd Save agents commis-iori of
20
I Mr. Doyle and the school board.
public vendue to the highest bidder at
I vrcent.
thp Westerly entrance to the Court
Houso in the City of Howell. Living.ston County. Michigan.(that being tho
Mil ford, Mich.
-J place wheiv the circuit court for the
Mr. John McClow and daughter .County of Livingston is held) of the
Ruth of Jnckson spent the week end premises described in .said m o r t g a g e
with Mr. and M n , Vincent Youngs.
er so much thereof us may be necessMr. and Mrs, Robet Leach and ary to pay the amount due on said
daughter Elizabeth attended the ftm- mortgage w» aforesai:! with 0 per
1 nil of
Mr.
Samuel
Hohvt's of cent interest thereon ami all leg*al
Fowh r.-ilh' Saturday.
costs.rhargCj and expenses, including
and ,kon the attorney fees allowed by h\v. r.'idj
Mr. and Mrs. T o n Too
Clare of Detroit, spentftht vev'k end any sum o r s u m s which may ho paid
with Mrs. Cleve J'oole.
by undersigned mortgagr'e at or beHarold Ludtkc spent U^c week end fore said sale.necessar>' to protect its
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul interst in the premises;Which premisLudlke.
es ar^ described a s :
Miss Elizabeth Leach of Howell A parcel of land in Xorthwest qu-.trspent the week end with hey parents t^r of the Northw« st (p.>arler ofi
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leach.'
Section Fifteen, described' <ri * o Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ludtk^ t*nd moncinjr at a point twenty-four r>dfamily spent Sunday in Fowen-'ille. f'u«* Srtnlh of Northwest c o m e r ">f the
Mr! and Mrs. Fred Howlett of ?-.'• I ' e w t s t quju*ter of Section i il e i
MichigaJi; running tlvnce Eas* ThlrHowill were in town Saturday.
0 „
[ t o w n One North Range Three East,
Ke|)calc<l requests to use a neighbor's telephone
te-en rodsjthejico South Twenty rods;
soon prove embarrassing a n d iuconvenient for both
thence West Thirteen rods; thence
l>erson8. 'Hie "borrower-* h a s t o leave h e r house,
North Twenty rods to the place of beginning; Unadilla Township. Livingeven in bad weather, to use t h e telephone. The
ston
County.
Michigan.
W. L. Adams was bloated so witli
accommodating neighbor is i n t e r r u p t e d in her
Dated
F
e
b
r
u
a
r
y
10.
lf>34
g r s that his heart often missed beats
GOODYEAR
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A COMFORTING THOUGHT
The greatest service of the modern futteral director is that of lifting the load of rnip—tibttty free*
the shoulders of the bereaved. Free*
the moment that he is called, he assumes charge of the many details
which require attention. We give special attention to this comforting service. \i
.
TlftU
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G o o t l s u W from first p * f «.
REPORTER
tawuj
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had three fires in which two houses
and their barns were burned. All
Flash—Seen after t h e dirt column insured in the Livingston County
appeared last week; Several high Mutual b u t since t h e last fire when
school students(.)with machine guns state fire marshall made an investiand the weapons hunting for the com gation this company has not insured
piler of said column; B u t we're safe* them.
for here is another scope of handJoseph Kovac. a n older brother of
picked dirt.
| Alxander is noiv in the jail awaiting
)
Did you know that Lloyd Hendee sentence on his confession, of stealing
w£j formally introduced to Pinckney $80 worth of wool frcm R. G. Webb.
Society at the Masonic Dance Friday Pinckney farmer.
At the time of Lazlo's accidnt a >
night by having his first date.
Whore was the guy with the mbplac year ago he first claimed to have j
od eyerow ami hii little fat
friend been struck over tlie head with a club '
wending his way after Flying Down but later refused to talk.
Alexander Kovac was a quiet boy
*o Rio Friday nite.
and seldom came to town except to
Jimmy Lamb
mb and Gerald Cifhton i \
. , . , ,.
. , , ,, . * , . ,
, . , ,, . .
•. J P'ay basket ball o r foot ball in w h i c h ' —
shore were Kt e p p m g high
r n d a y nit* 1,
., . .
,
MMM
t
SSm
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. , ^ . .
' h e was greatly interested.
but Jimmie had better watch his str;p
Lazo had not been getting along
V - a u s e his lady friend stepped out
well with tho family and lived all the
.v'tli ;uiother Sunday nite.
FOR SALE A neV truck
the ( FOR
M ?
past summer on land owned by him WANTED__To hire a man by the
Why did Hud and Rarlo don their near Schoollot Lake in a shack..
7
\
1
2
ft.
rc[ month also to buy young calves.
fomu.l attire in such a rush after they turning home when the weather
Ben White
George Greiner
D>
| had done their p a r t toward losing1 thy cams <old.
•
|r«*ni' to Dexter Saturday nite?
Deputies Kennedy and Pass.'tt took FOR SALE—Kitchen range, b u m s FOR SALE F o u r or five y o u n g
We wonder if Meggy and Puida Mrs. Lazlo to Howell for questioning wood or ga>.
Mrs. tfred Beck
| horses, wt. from 1200 to 1 5 0 * lb&
I looked as squizzy as they.
Tuesday afternoon. Louis Lada has 512 Main St.
Pinckney. Mich. •
A r t h u r BulHs.
be*n released.
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i ( Apologies to O. R a t v e l l )
Fricaa toc'ude expert
mounting on your
wheel*
y
Chanty
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State Bank
OMTiirHie
M I C H I G A N BELL
TELEPHONE C O .
3uy Monuments
& Markers Direct
Mcpherson State Bank GEORGW
BARTON
GREGORY
Saturday, . Feb. 24
WITH EACH CASH PURCHASE OF
MERCHANDISE AMOUNTING TO
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE,WE WILL
GIVE ABSOLUTELY
FREE
IT'S INCONVENIENT AND
EMBARRASSING FOR BOTH
1 Kg, of Royal Gelatine Desert
THE HOME OF HIGH QUALITY MEATS
MAN'S HEART STOr'PEDSTOMACH GAS CAUSE
after eating. Adlerika rid him of all!
Floyd Boyce. Mortgagee
gas, And now he eats anything and I Shields & Smith .
?
feels nno. (At Leading Druggists.) Attorneys for Mortgagee
Business Address. Howell. Michigan
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DEMOCRA~CAUCUS N^flCE
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As provide;! by the new law of
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
1033 the Democrats of Putnam
In accordance wilh the provisions
township will hold their caucus at of the new election law of 1033, thp
"the Putnam to^-nship hall on Mon- Republicans of Putnam township
day, March 5, at 2 o'clock P. M.
will hold their caucus at the Putnam j
,t©-wnshir> hall, on Monday, March 0, ;
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work or*rest. And s o m e t i m e s she even is asked to
deliver a telephone.message!
You can have your otvn telephone « t a cost of
only n few cenis a d a y ! / t trrH pay its ueny in the
convenience a n d protection i t provides,
for t h e e n t i r e family. Any Telephone
Business Office will furnish complete
information, a n d take your order.
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