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For some time there has been gen*
eral dissatisfaction with the policy of
the army of handing out Commission*
to famous athletics, motion picture
staxs and rich men's sons promis
tously when they have had no military experience and are given these
non.combat military commissions.
This was fanned to a fire last week
when Horace Dodge, son of one of
Urn Dodge millionaii^ of Detroit was
commissioned as a major. He is now
employed in some capacity for the
navy at the Newport News, Va. Dodge inherited a vast fortune and an
auto (puint at the time of his fathers
death together with his brothers and
rihsters. He has never done any worit
si rye. The auto factory was sold and
his principal occupation
has been
changing wives. AH Detroit papers un
mercifully pan the appoin nieni and
ask what qualifications he had for
the commission. In California Lt Com
mander Arnof is being tried by court
martial for making Tony Martin a
navy chief specialist in return for the
gift of a Studebaker .Lav.
Now* and Lottoce from (Hur Boy*
More Important Facts Concerning
Tee.
•nt U Staging
Who Aro S*rvin#>Tae8r Cooatry
State of Michigan Arc Given
ve to Get Material
A
ioaa. Starts This
.1. That the lai.-rc t .t co.ur in the
Of t h e 84 solders sent from hero to
Weak
Middle West b ut Suugatuck where
v Detroit Induction cantor loot Friday
the Chicago Art Instute niaintains a
> - 20 ware accepted. Among those acmmmer school of painting?
| cepted woo J. P. ^weeney of Howell,
Tho National Salvage Campaign
1. That Michigan^ native sons and
. farmer ^ " t V ^ * * ^ ™ * ^
is putting o B another b mt
* drive for
daughters
in iitciature include Su-.vworld war 1.Ho tried for an o f f i c e r s * *
junk needed for making war materart Edward White, Harold Titus, lex
««sns*iasion«w*j}. rejected for disaba- alti, and in the next three weeks the 1
Beach, James Oliver Cuiwood, ClarUtft. then volunteered as a buck; pri»
Dispatch will carry large
adver
ence Buddintfton Kelland. Ray Stana t * and woo accepted. iWith bit war usementa appeasing to- every farm!
dard Baker( writing as David (iray
t a j p i h i n n hn wiH probably be given
and home to make it a g n a t sucesa.
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son). Edtfur Uuest. Aiine Campbell,
a • caffifiQassiOwa
In barnyards aneVguUUes of farms,
Douglas Mallo.h, Arthui Pound.Paul
William Lamb has boon roinstatod and in the basements and attics of
deKruif, KUna Fcrber, liiii;.'; Lardnui,
in t h e navy and 4a now at t h e Grease home* is much junk doing no good
lifelen Topping MiHer.Margaret hawI s l e station near Detroit. Ho w e * « a e whore it* is but which is needed at
ings and Webb Miller. The»e are
qt those who talked ever tho radio once to help smash Japs and Nazis.
nany others.
Wednesday night during the naval
It is the plan to make this event
3 That in 1S»30 there were 173,777
hour program. He was rejected \\& the d i n a r of the nationwide drive
Canadian-born citizens in Michigan?
spring for disability. He had to get a for scrap iron and metals as well as
in addition to this group, 28,539
waivejr of this from the navy dept. rubber in- this locality; every ' one*
French-Canadians had moved
to
that has net already done so w.U be
che state. The second group in numPlcturer have-been received from
asked to scour their premises' lor any
erical strength v.vre the Polish with
F o g p C l s f e e v o f - G e r a l J Ctttiro* and
scrap which they may have and to
119,228jthiid.Germans with 81,714;
Friday Haines all decked our in their brfcig it in to the committee at that
.ind fourth, the E.n*lish numbering
«naa\ uiUformajiWay looks spruce H time.
J2.721.
Manv wonueied wny the sheriff*
his.
The slogan of this campaign is "Your
4. That Michigan's greatest indust- convt ion at Alpena last week went,
Tho first Afaj-draft call is the »th Scrap WiH Be,at the Jap" Frank E.
rial expa.; i»n wa.-. between 1920 and on record as opposed to the Wayne
at which Ume tome 5t> will b e caU- Bowers has appointed township sal.
1930 when the state's population in- county home rule amendment as thi^
•J. It it expected there will be 3 Aug.<j v a £ e chairman some time ago. Howcreased 32 pe. > em ''() ,i\ 2 states ex amendment affects Wayne county
f | i ] « The following from this section Over he is hard to reach by phone so
ceeded Michigan during this decade. orHy. The answer to this action
«ro mailed i John Stackable, Edward if you have any scrap metal, rubber
5. That Michigan State College, is that the amendment would abolish
Bennett. John L. Conner a, Lyle Cone, or any other materal which can be
founded in 18f>7 was the first agricu- the office of sheriff. In many countCasper Farrefl, Vernor Hall, Harry used tyi the war effort phone no. 8
ltural college in the United States? ies where the large cities are the
Ishem, Howard Culver, Valentine GeMany people do not realize u.e exAs a result of its sucvess, the United bulk of the population the office
hringer, Bert Potsch, Charles White. tent of materals which are wasted or
States land grant, college •u-t was useless and could be easily handled
Everett Emory, Walter Rybka, Chas. thrown away in this county yearly
by the city and state police. Htowever
made a law in 1862.
Ubar, Why HJolmet, John Kaiser.^Of When raw materals were /plentiful
the rural sheriff's think that if abolo. That Michigan SUitc NormakColCtaas v 1-B these are .iUe«i: l.*on not mujch effort was made to salvage
ege, founded in 1K52, was the fir^t ising the sheriff's office once got
B o a b . I k r l Gtanger,*Vank Bobbs, and wastes. However those days of plenty
normal school west of Albany, New started it would spread to the rural
Claaonoe Harriaon. Tho latter will be are gone- and salvage drive is necYork? Other colleges now
include districts in time.
used for non- combat duty.
essary. Here are a few things your
Central at Mount Plesant, Western
There are ocoaisons when it would
IX. Luciu* E. Wilson Jr. who *aa- irrap will do towards winning war.
at Kalamazoo and Northern at MarPROM
E¥£*Y
AMU
seem
that moral principles can be
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commissioned recently from the of- 1 five pound flat iron could supply L
qu-ett.
ficers training school at| Camp Davis, 2 army blankets.
7. That the second oldest ^continuous- carried too far. In Nashville, Tenn.,
N. C. has been transferred to Fort lwoolen suit could supply wool for
ly maintained parish of the Roman an ardent prohibitionist has announMonroe,Vkginia„ Lt. Wilson has been iron for 4 hand grenades.
Catholic ichurch in the United States ced that he will never ride in a car
Re*. Fre*cU Mvrnliy
named Battery Commander of a new 1 stove oould supply iron for 1 500
\& St. Anne's, Detroit This church v. hich has tires on it made synthepound aerial bomb.
unit of 240 men.
Sunday Aug. 9th is the 11th Sun. was established two days after Cad- tically from alcohol. He also urges
illars landing on July 21, 1701. Fath- other prohibitionists to do same. We
Mrs. Lucius E.Wilson Jr., his bride* 10 pound window weights could sup:
after Pentecost
of a few weeks joins him a t Fort ply iron f o r s w e 8-inch 75. mm shell.
Masses are at 6:15 at 8:, 10: and er Gabriel Kkhards, past .ir ii-»m cannot see his point. When alcohol
100 old newspapers oould supply fib"
1802 to 1832 was the only priest ever ol is made into tires it ceases to bo
Monroe tail weak,.
Defeat* Fowlerville Here Tuesday 12:15. It Is Communion Sunday for
intoxicating, it removes alcohol availthe meti of the parish and the Holy to serve in Congresu.
Leonard Cook, the only draftee- er for 80 7655 mm shell containers
Night 8 to 7 to Xskm
aeat to Detroit faom here last Friday j.$3 ft. of garde* hose eotrfd supply
Name Soc Cinfessions are Sat.4:30 to 8. That Michigan's natipnally famous able for drinking! puiposes. We fear
League Champiot
w e * rejected. James McKune of &*& rubber for 7 gas masks.
5:30 and 8 to 9 P. M. also before the state dept. of conservation administ- this ardent prohibitionist does not
1 pound brass pipe could supply
ory was accepted.
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8 A. M. mass on Sundays.
ers 56 state parks and 12 state for- see beyond his nose.
The Pmcknoy team m the L ^ « a >
ests and mantains a forest fire divesLloyd VanBlaircum, Charles. Smith brass for 18 .30 cal. shells.
N o v e n a d e v o t i o n 8 - ft h o n o r
of
Marriages of American soldiers to
ion to protect 20 million acres of
and Bill Baughn wont to Detroit Sat. 1 pound of lead could supjply lead ston County Soft Ball League waa
SorroW3 each Frid
7;45
girls
in foreign countries in which
a hotly contested game from the P.
« M.
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* vby
„ ^Confessions.
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followed
Cat ffre hazard area The world's first
to enlist in tho Air Corps, but got for 68 .30 cal. ball cartridges.
Tomion Dairy of Fowlerville here on
they are serving are said to have reechism classes meet after the 8: P.M. forest fire experiment station Is locthere too late as the office closes on 4 men's rubber overshoes could supTuesday ni' lit, 8 to 7, to win the
ated near Roscommon; short wave ached an alarming extent especially
Saturday at noon. They expect to go ple rubber for 1 pair of army shoes. league title. Pinekney's record it mass Sunday at Sat. at 10 A.M.
in England and Australia In England
radio is utilized.
back this week.
Bishop BelUof Chicester has issued a
10 won and 2 lost in the league.
9. That Michigan sells more hunting
t jEtaaworth (Babe) Kirtfcand and LETTER FROM A SAILOR BOY
general order forbidding priests to
In this final league game Pinckney
and fishing licenses in proportion ti
Jack Colo of Gregory went to Jeffermarry American soldiers to English
U.S.S. Morris got away to a bad start, making
its population than any other state?
son Barracks, Mo. last week to see
girls' unless a written assurance can
D D 417 many errors and committingi stupid
Rev. J, M. MeLucae, Minister
10. That the Knights of Labor, formAndrew Kirtland. He has since been
be obtained that the
prospective
July 19, 1942 base running. They got a run in the
Herman Widaftayer, S. S. Supt.
I ed in 1869 in principles of craft orteansfe^ed
tfluBcott Field, 111.. Ellsbridegroom is unmarried and of a
first inning but Fowlerville led al
Dear Paul,
Alfred Lame, Aast S. S. Supt.
ganization (the same as the C.i.O.)
worth has "enlisted in tho air corp.
good
sound character. In many cases
I still receive the paper and it is the beginning of the 4th, 5 to 1. The
Mrs. Florence Baughn, Organiit
elected 38 members to the state legbut! hat not yet been called.
it is claimed soldiers have contracted
always a welcome sight, fn the last local team got 3 runs In this inning
sssi CJllr Ptrecter
islature in 1886 and were instrumenbigamous marriages while serving
issue I read where the baseball team but were still a run.behind. Pinckney Morning worship and sermon
tal in helping to enact considerable
Private Samuel Lafafa Writes
overseas.
is really going O. K. Good luck to tied the score 5 to 5 in the 6th but
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10:80 progressi>fe legislation such as a comafter
that
neither
team
scored
and
A Brief Re*»n>e of Th* War NewePthem. Pinckney always was well re . ,
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Sunday School
11:30 pulsory school law, ten hour day, a
Sabotage seems to be going) on la
presented
in
baseball
circles.
I
made]
the
game
went
in
overtime.
No
more
i
Society
^.
7:00 moderate child labor law, industrial
on The Atlantic Seaboard
c
E
this section to a considerable extent
the baseball^ team here on the ship runs were scored until the 9th when Wednesday evening:
safety device act and aws requiring despite raids and efforts of the F B I
New Brunswick, New Jersey [as a pitcher. Its a hard ball team and Fowlerville got 2. In the Pinckney
Choir Rehearsal
7:30 mine inspection and abolition
of They staged a raid in Ann Arbor
half Seguin walked but was caught
wo
have
lots
of
competition.
We
don't
Pear Eaul:
child
labor
in
mines.
last week siezed illegal short wave
The Rev. Harvey Pearce of North
off first. Header walked, Singer got
P e w axe You I am fine. How is get a whole lot of chances to play,
11. That Michigan natural resources radio sets and other equipment in
a hit. Reader scored on a passed Lake will conduct t h e services during
everyone in Pinckney coming with but when we come in we play. I
include copper, iron gold, salt, lime- Ann Arbor homes in which they conf
ball, Miller singled, Singer scoring, the~month of August and care tor
the farm work I received the paper struck out 11 men in 5 innings the
stone, coal, gypsum, oil and gas?
iscated. Some arrests were made but
Hulce drove to short and Miller came anv parish work that Is necessary.
other
day.
Pretty
good
for
me,
huh
July 2oth loot week. Thanks a l o t
12.That ro|jk salt is mined ur 'e- the the names were suppressed. At tho
Any desiring t h e services of the minI Ft'll havn't heard irom Paul Si.. in with the winning run.
Detroit river at a depth of 1,150 ft. Ford Bomber plant last week a rivE a r t h i n g is going-Just fine. I am
Fowlerville
brought
over
one
of
ister during August call Pinckney 60
ger.
If
you
can
get
in
contact
with
13 That Michigan has almost twice a s eter, William Moceri, 21 was arrested
in New Jersey a long way from home
the scrappiest and best fielding
him,
tell
him
I
would
like
to
hear
Oh f forgot! They have a girls camp
for drilling a bomber gas line full of
A hearty welcome is extended to
teams seen in Pinckney this year and
LIVINGSTON
COUNTY
PICNIC
hare They look pretty good. This is from him. He'll have a new address
holes. It was not discovered until it
Pinckney won on hitting ability only. all who worship with us. You are
Plans
are
now
neacrly
perfected
tho first tjgne I ever saw a girl's by now I expect.
re^.hed (.he final assembly line. He
M. Lavey got 3 for 3 for Pinqkney. only a stranger once when you wor- for the Livingston County Patrictic
This
John
Jackson,
who
is
a
nephew
army. All the boys here are going
is held in- federal prison at Detroit
sh.p with us. The churcjt needs you
Rally
and
Picnic
to
be
held
in
the
craxy. It looks like they never saw a of Mr. Sweeney of Howell, is a very
In Jackson a large number of auto
Pinckney
and you need the church.
good
friend
of
mine.
We
get
together
Howell
park
Aug.
12,
1942
in
special
ffel before. What is the matter with
tires on the cars of workers employed
AB R H
and
talk
over
old
times
in
Michigan.
honor
of
the
parents
and
wives
of
in a war muni ion^ plant TjgJ^ptahW$ good old Pinckney town. They
AB R
Livingston
County
men
In
the
armed
bed wth an ice pick one njgfit last
don't write to me. Not even Joe Bas- He knows a lot of the same people MiHer, 2b
3 2
forces.
,
that
I
do,
although
I
never
met
him
week while in the feOtoa^jperldng lot
ydlo. I must send him some stamps
Hulce, c
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until
I
got
on
board.
There
is
another
The
program
is
bein<?
wcrked
out
It
would appear from these*mstances
I have got so much to do that I
J. Lavey
3 0
fellow
hero
by
the
name
of
Kostin
under the direction of the Michigan that there are "till plenty of enemy
don't know where to start first I got
Eire Beachy Paster
Ledwidge, If
2 n
from
Pontlac.
Defense
Council which is headed by aliens at large.
m y shots in the arm. I don't what
Superintendent
- Marvin Shirey
Shehan, rs
4 1
Are you still managing the ball
w*M happen nee*. My a n a is still sore
Sunday School
10:00 Gov Murray D Van Wagoner, Col.
1
M. Lavey, l b
M ...~~.... 8
team?
I
guess
the
fellows
all
Idnda
I haw *<sao*a How would you like
Nothing like a war for the springWorship Service
11:00 Harold A. Furlong, and others includShirey,rf ...
14 0
ngi
Col.
Owen
Cleary.
It
is
inticidepend
on
you
to
make
all
the
arrang
It hi your a n a
ing up of mushroon organisation*i
Young Peoples Meeting ..8:00
Van, Is
8 0
pated
that
some
of
these
will
be
here
ements
and
get
everything
ready.
It
and societies. The number of theseWatt it is bed time. I will write
Seguin, Is ..„..~~~.
0 0 0
to
appear
on
the
program
as
well
as
would
be
a
funny
thing
to
see
Pinckwhich
have been established since the
a*s«a*i Hew are we going to help the
Reader, c
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Col.
Shank^
Commanding
officer
of
ney
team
(play
without
you
on
side
BLACKOUT
peopie if they don't help us. Tell
war started would probably run into
Singer, p ...-.
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4 1 1
Fort
Custer
Mnes.
Anna Reason to write. Give her my
the thousands. A now one has bean
Blackout will be held in Livingston
I
feel
fine
now
and
am
just
as
One
of
the
headlights
of
the
pro
Tomion
Dairy
address. Aleo Heje* Betes. There
started, in New York state. Mrs. Evecounty the night of August 12, 1942,
gram will be the Custer Band which lyn ftashuk. a model and wife of e
0
art lots of hoys here but none I over good as I ever was and suffer no ill Gill is, 2 J
from 1 1 : to 11:30 P. M. announces
will give a concert during the after- Corporal Kashuk is the president It
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ktssV before. Toll Anna Beaton to effects. I can not give the details Tomion, la
Irvin Kennedy, Commander, Livingnoon. The band will arrive at Howell is called .the order of American w a r
now
but
maybe
some
time
I
pan
0
Sober, cf
fftr*~my sister my address.
ston County Citizens Defense Corps.
at noon and will be met by a recept4 2
B o a t forget the boys la service many thanks for the good luck wishes j Curtis, 8b
is to .jtrengSimilar blackouts will be held
» j Brides and H*
. - ,purpose
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a n * help taem win the war. Well X sent to me. I appreciate them all a n d | Tate, c
the moral* oTsoldttfc. i n d artthroughhout the entire lower part of ion committee of " W ^ ^ ^ f a *
Munn, rf
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they mean a lot to me.
must d o s e . I am busy as h . . J
the lower pennlnsula of the state. It the local Devereaux post of the Amer *m wives.
Tell everyone I said hello and Grostic, If
8 1 . l i s urged that all persons co-operate lean Legion and will be entertained
Sftawel LafaU.
8 I i f u l l y to make tho blackout a comp- for luncheon by the Howell
Battery I 62nd Ca ( A A ) A.P.O. 1268 want the people to think a fellow ap- L. Vogt, lb
Lion's
MRS. MARGARE MKLVHI
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preciates
such
things
when
he's
down
V.
Vogt,
rs
4
Club.
%Poatmaeter New York, Now York.
l e t e success. All Ughts must be blackMrs. Margaret a * d a n l e y
end oat. Thanks again for the paper* Miller, p
4 1
died at her home ,east of tOWW ttss)
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! ed out for the entire one half hour
MRS. REX DEHAAS
Sto/cerely,
NOTICE
morning.Surviving aro a s o n j a a j j ^
Three base hU-Ledwidge.Two ^ 1 , ^ . C ! v i l U m , , h o t t W c o t n p l y
^
Mrs. I t x DeHaas, died at her home
Ed, Meyer.
, h i t W . Lavey, Sober. Struck out by £ ^ ^ ^ - j ^
i ^ ^
^
daughters, Mrs. Tressa Coyte, Mali
Tb» 1 # 4 * Village Taxes are now
hy
at Marquette Monday She was for
n nicwolli
1T
D y lOQm
Singer 1, Miller 1. Base on balls off »wardens.
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• » ^ ° merly Helen Teepla, daughter of Per-1 SUpish, Mrs. Roso Howard a n *
tea and aayeMe a t my home on
The Kings Daafhteri meeting set Singer 4, Miller 6. Left on
TWrsdayt * a r t a » Jaly and A u g u s t
a
i V l l l i
^ l ? , m t L 21 cy and 0 1 * Love T e e p W u r r i v i n g are ^ Z j ^ .
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for Thursday is postponed on account Pinckney 9, Fowlerville 7. Umpires-f • ^ ^ w !
percent and have no violations of the ^
Tho funeral wfll be held a t * .
taAil|-i
t w o a ^ g h t o n and h e r '
j of t h e death of MmMargatat MaWn. Clara Miller and Alex. Chanyi.
hieirhmt
Mary's church Saturday
MattmTraa,
father, P. 6 . Teepse,
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F i n d ^ e y Dispatch
SYLVAN THEATKE
I THE AVON THEATRE
Stockbridge,
Air Ce*etttie«W
THE SHEPHERD OF
THE OZARKS"
Fri., S a t , A u g . 7, 8
"ROXIE HART"
Starring
THE W E A V E R S A N D ELVIRY
also
A Romance Drama of the North
A C o m e d y with
GINGER R O G E R S , A D O L P H E
MENJOU,
GEORGE
MONTGOMERY, and L Y N N E O V E R .
MAN
News
Cartoon
Speaking of Animals
\
starring
RAY M I D D L E T O N , J E A N
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PARKER
Sun., Tues., A u g . 9, 11
A Warm A p p e a l i n g Human Drama '
"SONG OF THE
ISLANDS"
"ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN'
A Musical in Technicolor with
BETTY GRABLE,
VICTOR
M A T U R E and JACK OAK1E
Cartoon "The Raven"
Sunday Matinee 3 : 0 0 Cont.
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needed for War
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GIRL FROM ALASKA:
Sun., Mon., T u « i . , A u g . 9 , 1 0 , 1 1
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Mich.
Fri., Sat., A u g . 7, 8 Double F e a t u r e
T H E W E A V E R S IN N A T I O N A L
D E F E N S E in
h>iekig*»'e Finest Small T o w n
Theatre
CHELSEA,
MICH.
g f f r *
Wedtietday. August 5. 1942
What's it good for?
"Guns, tanks, and maybe
part of a plane*
Starving
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F R E D E R I C K MARCH. MATVTH.V
SCOTT
News
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1) iub!e Feature
A Comedy
i < niir g - R e p e n t at Lei<M'\ <-aptains
o* the
Clouds,
Pacif!:
• i'.rkout ,
Courtship of Andy Ha»-cl/.
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"A GENTLEMAN AT
HEART"
witb
C A E S A R ROMERO, C A R O L F
L A N D I S , MILTON BF.RLF
Pius
'THE GIRL FROM
ALASKA'"
For Sheriff
I
* ik attic, and
"s
A Drama With
RfcY
MIDDLETON,
JEAN
PARKER,
JEROME COWAN
Coming A t t r a c t i o n s _ " M y Favorite
Blond,
''Saboteur,'"
"They All Kissed t h e Bride '
"This Gun for -Hire"
The Howell Theatre
10%
tax o n al! tickets
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Thur., Fri., A u g . 6, 7
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Irvin J. Kennedy
A U T R E Y in
A l the Primaries
'HOME in WYOMING*
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homes, w garages, toot sheas, • n e c e t 8 a r y tax^t g u ^ gnd ships cannot
and on farms, is a lot of Junk b e produced et
which is doing no good where it ^ The rubber situation is also critical. In
[£., but which U needed at once to± spite of the recent rubber drive, tkere is
help smash the Japs
a n d * a * i s A * J ^ ^ ^ ^
-•-»•£»»-<«*•».-• *^ ¾ rials and metals like brass, copper, zinc, *
Scrap iron and steel, for example. Old $ lead> a n d
^^
tin
radiators, lengths of pipe, refrigerators, % Ajnerica needs your active assistance
garbagepaUs,brokengardentools...
* fa TQ}m6hig u p ^ ^ materials. The
It may be rusty, old "scrap" to you* j ^ w n i c h y o u collect is bought by
but it is actually refined steel, with industry from scrap dealers at estabmost impurities removed—and can be lished, goyemment-controlled prices
quickly melted with new metal in the
WiUyou help?
form of pig iron to produce highest
First—collect all your waste material
^¾
quality steel for our war machines.
and pile it up.
Even in peacetime our Nation relied
Then—sell it to a Junk dealer, give it
on scrap to provide about 50¾ of the to a charity, take it yourself to the
raw material for steel. Now production nearest collection point, or get in touch
of steel has gone up, up, UP, until with your Local Salvage Committee.
today America is turning out as much
If you live on a farm, consult your
steel as all the rest of the world com- County War Board or your farm imbined.
But unless at least 6,000,000 addi- plement dealer.
Throw YOUR scrap into the fight!
jional tons of scrap itsd is uncovered
This message approved by onservation Division
WAR PRODUCTION, BOARD
with
FAY
Added
McKENZlE
Attraction
Your
Cartoon
Sat., A u g .
Piainfield
"Winning
New*
8
Matinee 2 : 0 0 P. M. l i e , 20c
"SHEPHERD OF THE
OZARKS"
with
W E A V E R BROS, and E L V I R Y
Mr and
Mis. Pearl
ner guests
and Mrs.
afternoon.
Mr.
KIM B O R O U G H
in
"SUNDOWN JIM"
Cartoon
Sun., Mar., Aug. 9, 10, 11
Matinee Sunday 3 : 0 0 Cont.
PRISC1LLA
LANE
Comedy
News
All A d n l t t 17c
7 SUICIDE SQUADRON
I
with
ANTON WALBROOK,
CRAY
SALLY
—
Also
"BULLET SCARS"
Stanbg
RIGIS T O O M E Y .
-
B.
Roberts
were
ton.
Rev. and Mrs Swadling left S u n d a y
after church for their daughters in
Adrian.
Mr and Mrs. Rleasoner were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D y e r
and family.
r
i he d e c e n d a n t s of Peter Kuhn
\"ili meet A u g . 9 at Mason Park,
Hamburg
"SABOTEUR"
I
Mrs.
and RO-
in
4»fc. 12
k>poon«o:
Sunday g u e s t s of Mrs Florence Dut-
BERT CUMMINGS
Cartoon
and
ADELX
LONGMIR1
C o m i n f - ' ' A ) w a y * in My Heart"
"The Girl from Alaska"
Hamburg pqst office
has
been
made a third class post offict e f f e c t ive as of July 1.
The ladies Guild of St. Stephens
church will hold its Au£. m e e t i n g at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Blum Thursday afternoon, with a pot luck dinner
The Lakeland circle of the King"s
Daughters will meet with Mis. H e n r y
Queal Thurs. afternoon A u g u s t 11
Hamburg hive T ady Maccabees g a v e
a victory party for members and
their friends at the home of Mrs.Lois
Borton Thurs afternoon with 30 in
1 attendance
The next recruta/ m e e t i n g will be
.eid at the hall Wi i night f o i ' o v e d
by a victory partyMr. and Mrs. Fred Myers and s i n
and daughter, Glenn and F l o r e n c e ,
haev returned home from Missouri
where they have spent a week and a
half with relatives and friends Mr.
Myers's | w e n £ s , M r and Mrs Jon Myers returned home with them.
!
H'enry M. Queal has built a new
•op) cabin a t Bob' W h i t e Beach
r
son and family 1 0 1 occupy it.
: & • : - ,
P***!"
3".
Mrs. L. J S w a r t h o u t
Rtev. J. M. McLucas
Lynn H e n d e e
JUNK MAKES
FIGHTING WEAPONS
One old
w i l l provT
rrrsp steal
ed for s«v*&
^Ocallhf*
One old lawn mower wttl
help make s..- 3-inch sheila,
One us* less old
tire v ill pro.
vide as much
rubber »» *•
USP.1 in 12 gas
masAst.
bar? fay Pay
her son e n d w i f e , Mr. and Mr*. R J
collections
--
^¾ A
? t
« « ffl ®
<5 i
JL «
^jf ^j» Sf V
n
f
V
One old shovel will help
make 4 hand grenades.
MATERIALS NEEDFD
Scrap iron and steel.
Other metals of all kinds.
Md rubber.
Rags* Manila rope, burlap bags.
VteMe Cooking Fats—strain into a
lefge BJi can and when you get a pound or
tBQtS, S9S to your meat dealer.
NCCDEO ONLY IN CERTAIN LOCALITIESt
Waste paper and tin canvas announced locally.
NOT NEEDED at Vr.is yme: Razor blades—glass.
Mr.; R' bert Zcachman.Jr. and z
•
'
daughters of Detroit are s p e n d i n g 2
mon in., at the Zachmnn r o t t a g e at
Buck Lake.Her husband is at o f f i c e r
Training .school at A b e r d e e n M a i y Training school at A b e r d e e n Maryi
land. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs J o e
Mr and Mrs Arthur R o g e r s
and
i Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles Clark entert- f a m i l y of Detroit were Sunday g u e s t s
Vallina are visiting them this w e e k
l a i n e d at their h o m e Thursday even- of Mr. a n d Mns John Craft.
ST. MARY'S CHUCRH
ing the i m m e d i a t e relatives of MissJL">n:e Doyle underwent ;.n G y r Eichman
Thursday A u g « is the f e a s t of t h e Mary S p e a r s a n d Gary
ation for tonsil removal in Howell
Transfiguration. The H o l y d a y o f w h o s e m a r r i a g e will taice place on
;
last wLk
Dr. Sigler and D u f f y , perf e a s t of the Assumption of t h e B. V. A u « u s t 14 n e x t .
1
B i n g o w a s t h e gafffe of t h e even- forming it.
Mary falls on Sat A u g 1,5. The Vigil
Friday A u g . 14 is a F a s t and abstin- ing. Prizes w e r e w o n by Mrs. A m b - '
Mrs. Percy Mowers and son, Don
ance day. The masses o n the holy day rose E i c h m a n , M r s . - I . J. K e n n e d y , are s t a y i n g at the home of Mrs. Ida
are at G and 8. The intentions in the and Mrs. L e o H e i d u p . The door p r i z e ' Mae Mowers while the iatlers
rec
Holy Mass this week are as f o l l o w s : w a s w o n b y t h e g u e s t of honor, Mi°s o v e r s from burns suffered in t h e
for the late Dolores Magri r e q u e s t e d Mary Spears.
fire which burned their cottap^ at
by Mrs. J. Storace, T u e s d a y f o r the
A delicious l u n c h e o n w a s served, B e n t l e y Lake recently.
iulmy in honor of St. A n t h o n y , Fed. 1
c o n s i s t i n g o f -beautifully decorated
in honor of St. Joseph, Thursday.
bride and g r o o m cakes made by Mrs.
to the Transfiguration, of our Bles- Charles Clark, a n d ice cream,moulded D E M O C R A T C O U N T Y C O N V E N T ION
sed Lord. Friday for the Late Lucy w i t h a blue a n d white w e d d i n g desHarris and relatives, Sat. in h o n o r of ign w a s s e r v e d by Miss Mary Clark,
T h e Democrat county convention'
the Blessed Virgin .
Miss H a r r i e t E i c h m a n and Miss Dol- f o r L i v i n g s t o n c o u n t y will be held :\
the court house in the city of H w e l l
The Rjev. Father Richard oi W a s h - j ores Marrow,
ington w a s the celebrant a t t h e l a t e ,
Guesta w e r e p r e s e n t f r o m D e t r o i t on T u e s d a y evening), Sept 2 2 , at 8 :
mass Sunday. He was assisted by the D e a r b o r n , A n n A r b o r , D e x t e r , H o w - p. m. Eastern Standard Time for the
purpose of e l e c t i n g delegates to t
Bev. Brother Louis of St. V i a t o r e s . j e u ^ ^ ^ j n C R n e y .
s t a t e convention to be held in G ami
I The celebrant of t h e 8 : o'clock mass
J
I
I
M : „ a~
of
was the Rev. f a t h e r R. J. O'Connell j Miss Sipearg r e c i e v e d m a n y l o v e l y Rapids and f o r the transaction
of S t . L o u i s Mo. w h o w a s assisted g f i t s a n i o n s w h . c h was a beautiful s u c h other business as m a y c o m e beby t h e V e n Brother M a l a c h e y ., , chimes clock g i v e n b y her a u n t a n d fore it.
1
Boy's t o w n N e b . w h o is a s t u d e n t o1 uncle. S h e r i f f a n d Mrs. I. . J.. K. e n .F r a n c i s E . Barron, chaifman
the U. o f M. Villia on P a t t e r s o n ; " ^ - A i m e tune w a s e n j o y e d by all.
Lyle Rodinger, Sec
Lake. In f o r m e r student life he w.is j
MARTIN REUNION
a pupil of the Rev. F a t h e r O'Connrll |
at the S e m i n a r y in St. Louis.The V e n I
The a n n u a l Martin reunion w a s
Ifrother is principle o f t h e gra<le
school at Boy's t o w n . Follmvingi his h. In S u n . A u g . 2 1 9 4 2 on t h e picnic
visit to Pinckney Sun h<> left f o r ..n grounds a t B e n t l y Lake.
inspection t o u r of S u m m e r shcools at
A t a b o u t o n e o'clock all w e r e s e a t Detroit. This is the first visit t o this e u a t a b o u n t i f u l r e p a s t w h i c h w a s
section of Mich, near Detroit.
. . . v » u d by h o m e m a d e ice c r e a m
W e are grateful for the donatio.-s and cake.
UNITED
of f l o w e r s for t h e Shrine
of
STATES
The a f t e r n o o n w a s spent in visitV. M. and the blessed s a c r e m e n t a l ing and p l a y i n g g a m e s .
tars S u n d a y .
The special
r\
THE SECOND FRONT
month a i e for fuel and the b e n e f i t j Mrs Olive Brogan is now e m p l o y - ]
a s s e s s m e n t collection. The e v e n l o p e s e d a t the Ford bomber plant.
'
, ^ , as you
enter
the
With A m e i f j a n troops scattered
M r s Raymond Burns was in t o v n
are given y o u
around t h e world on 33
different
be found on the coll ' and call at the Melvin home W e d n t s
chui1ch or m a y
fronts, t h e opening) of a European
j e c t o r s d e s k a t t h e entrance. T h e tour day.
front on a s u f f i c i e n t scale t o be efj i s t masses are at 10, 1 2 : 1 5 , each j Mr. a n d Mrs. R. Ogle of Detroit e f f e c t i v e a t the present t i m e would
, w e r e Sunday g u e s t s of Mr. and Mrs. not be fea.sable. threat liritian s e e n u
Sunday.
Frank Aberdeen.
E N T E R T A I N FOR F R I E N D
to think so despite the clamor of the
Chelsea.
Buy
War Bonds
Dollarf
v*
mar
Mrs. E a n a Spears
Wayne C. A t L e e
T E L E P H O N E NO. 8
Prayers a r e requested this w e e k f o r !
Howajrd J o n e s w a s called to Detthe
late Rev. Msgr, J a m e s S t a p e l t o n ;
roit last F r i d a y b y the
induction
of Detroit w h o s e funeral t o o k p l a c e .
board
%M
«,
~.
.
.
^ from his parish church of t h e A n n u n - 1
Mrs. W r a y H i n c h e y spent a f e w ^ c a t i o n ^ , ^ o f t h e p a J t Vfeek
a n d
days last w e e k w i t h her sister} Mrs. ; t e p a r e n t a o f tree r e l i g o u s r e c e n t l y
Florence Spoonser, a t the h o m e of f deceased.
Oujob b to Sato
Committee
eoneems.)
LOCAL SALVAGE: COMMITTEE:
Chairman
Mrs Waldo Watters ant? Frank E. b o w e r s ,
John R Martin
Wattrvs were Friday dini.Irs \v. H. Meyer
^i Mrs, Florence Dutton
Eva Jacob: called in the
Mrs. Majqry uruimui'-n and children. Mrs. K. Delarter and children
of Lansing were Sat guests of Mrs.
Ada. V a n S y c k l e and she returned
home with them.
Also
JOHN
' advrtifwni
paid for by the American Industries Salvage
, wanting
and with funds provided by groups of leading kdusfrhl
The friendly bible class will meet
Wed. night Aug'. 1'2 with Mr and Mrs
Pi-fd d a u s s .
Wings"
Brevity
f^f9^^^^S^S!SSt
due
the
On a c c o u n t o f sickness t h e c r o w d
w a 3 o n | y a D 0 U t 3 0 b u t all s e e m e d t o
enJoy e a c n
minut«.
\ ,
; T h e end
of
another
enjoyable
t i m e c a m e a b o u t f i v e oclock e n d all
were looking foward to the m e e t i n g
next year.
ONDS
AND
STAMPS
people for opening! of such a front
and the s p e e d y conf lusion of t h e war.
Still the A i l i e s do not feel themselves
properly equipped for such a proje
on account of scarcity o f soldiers
and munitions.
Such a f r o n t
is
m p u - t i v e It Kuasi* w l ' j hu* been
standing) the brunt of the war, goes
down Hitler will be literally setting
on top of the world. W e
have
a
chance nea. home t o see w h a t we
can do in establishing a second front
The Japs have seized the
Aleutias
off Alaska a t several points a n d l a n d
ed some 1 0 , 0 0 0 soldiers there. So far
beyond airplane a n d naval hit and
run raids t h e U. S. h a s m a d e no attempt to dislodge them. Their presence there is d a n g e r as an
assault
on Alaska is imminent. *
Conservation N o t e s ..
The rise of a foot or m o r e in t h e
Great L a k e s w a t e r l e v e l s h a s g r e a t l y
increased the area in t h e
Saginaw
B a y District.
A l h t o u g h the g r o u n d w a t e r levels
ii north Central Michigan f e l l
••
percent from
J u n e 15 t o J e l '^» &
they are at ill .61 p e r c e n t hif
a year e g o .
.»
CARD OF T H A N K S
I wish t o thank all those w h o . assisted and heljped in m a k i n g m y auction sale last Friday a sucess, especially, Messrs Ellis, D i l l i n g h a m and
Sneed.
Mrs.
Angles
Cortina
The secret " s k y w a y " t o a f a m * 1 *
dancer's
heart
Chance
diacl°se'
te door t h r o h g h ~whi*h a bash M
millionaire u s e d t o skip f r o m
hii
offfce i n t o her arms <n h e r hov >next door. R e a d o f this r e c e n t intriguing discovery, a s t o t d ' f c i T > i
American Weekly,
the
aeamsine
(distributed w i t h n e x t w e e k ' s
jChfflage H e r a l d
fouLy
:
1:.., -'-
,-V?;
-^
Th» P i n r h m y Bm$*n\i*~ WfeAiewUy. Ataffe
o*
About 90, percent of those who .
STATE O f
MICHIGAN
• nquiry, to ascertain the name*
istered for the draft in this county oi .he persons who are included as The Probat* Court foi tb« County;
Edward Alkiewicz,
Z4, Detroit, [ ^ ^ c iainiedc exemption.
Otlcndants herein
without
being ol Livingston.
was drowned at Inland. Lake near
,
At a ie^sion of said Court, h'tld at I
The Amerian Order of the Purple named.
Brighton Thursday.,
the l'robute Office in th,. Cit/ of
Mr,, and Mr*. Daa iiowtett of Gre- Cross will see that every soldier kill
HERB SNEED
Upon motion of Clenn C. Yelkutd, JI(^well in .-iaid County, on the tCthi
ed iii France will be brought back
Phone 183
2 0 7 ½ E. Grand Hive gory are rewodeeinf-.tae noose oa the to this country for burial. It has al- attorney lor plaintiff's, it is ordered day of July, A. I)., 194J.
t-i/Lah Montague farm wfc*ch they
thit the above named defendants,and
Ray M. Dutfr, M D.
HowelL Michigan
ready 'collected $150,000 in dona- tlieir unknown heirs, devisees, lega- Present, Hon. Willis L. Lyons, ludgej
purchased
preparatory
to
moving
: Pinckmey, Mleaigaa
Mml £ e t * t e , Insurance, Brokerag \
tions. Undertaker Hiarry Goodrich of tees, assigns and wives, enter their of Probabe.
Otfiea Hourtt
City, Lake and Farm Property
U- the matter of tlie Kstate ofl
Neal Kirk, 22 of Portage Lake was Howell is a member of this organi- appearance in this cause within three
. 8t00 t« 4:00 P. M.
A Speciality
t'hurles A. liaeder, Deceased.
brought back if com Chicago last week
months from the date of this order,
7)00 to 9:00 P. M.
List Your -Property With Me
It appearing to t h e (' urt that the!
Mrs. A. H.FHntoft and daughter,
by Ann Arbor .police for taking a
and in default thereof that the bill time ior
presentation
of
claim::
car owned by Louta Rhodes of Ann f Hose, hav e returned from g trip to CJ complaint in this cause, be taken
against
said
estate
should
be
limited
B o n d H o m e : Imp. C o .
Arbor. Mr Rhodes got his car:back. Niagara Falls.
M L C R. MUCLUSKEY
a* coafessed by the said defendants land that a time and phue be appoint
Vet Bull is of Gregory, advance
123.iNorth Court Street ,
I
h
e
Bordens
plant
at
Owosso
has
aud
iach and all of them.
DENTIST
ed to recieve, examine and atijust all
'man for the Ketrow Bros. Shows,
Howell, Michigan
purchased
over
16-millioni
pounds
of
And it is further ordered, that the li.-iim- and demands against suid dt1 1 2 H N. Michigan
[was in town Tuesday billing the
Roofing:- Metal, Asphalt, Aebeeto milk in the past 6 months.
plj'iitiffs cause
i...... KIUIV to be cra.ied by and before .-¾ '<i Court
Telephone*
town for u Saturd
n i h t sh
Siding:- <Aebestos, w-hite and colore
The
Milan
city
library
received
a
i
»
y
«
<Wpublished within forty days in tlhe at .-aid Probate Office on or before
Office,, 220
Reeidenee, 123 J
Leo A. Monks graduated from t h e
Heavy Insulation, Insulated Brick gmnt of $585 from the state library
,» by Appointment
Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper j l ] l B L>Stn day of September A.D. 1942
The-Best Workmanship and the
the Cleary Business College Thursfund.
printed, published and
circulating .d ten o'clock in th e forenoon, saidrJ
Finest Materials Used
Dexter's first blackout scheduled day night. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Monks in suid County of Livingston,
once time and place being hereby appoint
Let Us Estimate Your Job
for lust1 Week was postponed at the and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Monks at- in each week for at least six s>ue-is-nfpu put; uoi^miuiexr* r>m JO> oal
request of the village did not reach tended.
e«
vc
weeks.
?••:•'';•. of all ilaims and demand*!
CLAUDE SHEIDOW
Married at Ann Arbor on August
the war dept. in time for approval.
J A Y P. S W E E N E Y
:
'.unt 'H\d dec. n<od .
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Editor Clyde Sibley of Stockbridge 2, Miss Ruth Frost of this place to Joseph H. 'Collins, Circuit Judge
't if Futher Ordored, That public
Attorney at Law
is working in a war factory and Jim Clare Skinner, a University of Mich- Kxaniined Counttrsismed and
iMliro thereof be give n by pablifiKntered by Me;
Pinckney, Mi«h.
Coakley, former editor is in charge igan medical student.
Faene A 0 F I 2
tiDti
of a copy of
this arder
The following front here are call- Louise M. Schulz, deputy clerk
of the paper.
;>
Howell, Michigan
i eai'h week for three successive
The above entitled suit
involv<
Iiuel'lu 11 olt aud Dorothy Brogan ed for army examination this week:
• < .'k.s previous to ;aid da>- of heur
gave a linen .shower for their sister Casimer Clinton, Loy McCIear^Fioyd and is brought to quiet the title to
P E R C Y ELLIS
:
nir in the Pinckney Dispatch, a
Pacey, Alger Hall, Leo, Monks, Fred tihe following described lands, locatin
law,
MrA
James
Brogan.Saturday.
MARTIN J LAV AN
J newspaper printed and circulated in
AUCTIONEER
Cards were the diverison of the even- Evers, George Fiske and Raymond ed '.n the Township of Iosco, Livinpsuid County.Attorney at Law
stojj County, Michigan, and
more
ing. Prize winners were Mrs. Dan FL'k.
Farm Sales a Speciality
Willis I.. I-yi.ns, Judge of Pro l j»te
Dexter advertises a big Labor paiticularly described as follows to
,n.
.. , , .
Phone Pinckney 19-FU
A true copy.
Phone 13
Brighton, Michigan Howlett and Kraneis Murphy-Stock-1 ^
„^
,
c.,«
'
Day
pecmcThe
a
t
t r i t i o n s are Gov. wit.
u lA
p
Celcstia Parshall.Kegi-ter of Probat e
and
Brief-Sun.
; <„
r>. u
«• n
:< . , .
The
southwest
qunrter
of
the
V a n W i n k l e & V a n W i n k l e bridge
M
.
«
i
M
A
M
r»
1.
J>
T
Albert
S
eeper,
Bishop
Kelly
Mr. Aand Mrs. A. M. Roche of Lan. » _
„, ,,„
.
.",.
I Base
Kcuthwest quarter of Section
Don W. VanWinkle
LEE LAVEY
STATE OF MICHIGAN
•
« * ! . Agnes Ann, to. Lt.Z Gen. Covell.Big band concert.
their
daughter,
twenty-eight
(2S),
Township
Charles K. VanWinkle sing announce the engagement of . ,,
The Probat* Court for the County of
~ J r from ^here. have
, comThe following
GENERAL INSURANCE
Walter Hausheer of Fort Crockett
Two
(2)North,
Range
Three(3)
Attorneys at Law
Livingston
.
^
' pleted
ball game-.Dexter
vs Pinckney.
summer school
at the Ypsilan
Pkone 69-F3
Texas.
E. st Michigan.
First State and Savings Bank
At a session of s*td Court, held at
Pinckney, MHk>gap
Sheriff Kennedy and *wife attend- I ti Normal: Jessie Green, Aria GardHowell; Michigan
Glenn C. Yelland,
the
Probate Office in the City of
Thelma
Cipipbell
ed the sheriff's convention at Alpena ner, Leo Monka,
Attorney for Plaintliff
r
f V.MFI in said County on the 25th
I> a rl Haines L > I.J StackabTe and
last week.
Business Address, Howt'll, Michigan .i y of July A. D. 1942.
Ray Hi
ftearell
P«ul M. Barrett
Dexter went way over the top in j Curtis Brown.
A True Copy
Present, D'on. Willis L. Lyons, Judge
, Born to Roy Merrill and vife 0 f
the
U
S
O
drive.
The
quota
was
$500
Louise M. Schultz,
A. J BURRELL & SONS
o+"
Probate,
- , ^
! Webster one day last week a girl.
FUNERAL HOME
and $675.39 was collected.
Deputy
Clerk.
In the matter of the estate of
'
Born to Perry Noah and w ; *o of
ARTISTIC. MEMORIALS
John
W.
Peckeus,
1-,
son
of
Mr
A'-tnn;o Cortina, deceased
Modern Equipment
,Noijth Lake one day last week a girl.
R, M. CWUeworth, Mgr.
and Mrs. Peckeus .I: owned "Wed.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
It apppearing to the Court that the
Ambulance Service
i
Wm. Marsh of Gregory drives a
wading
in
the
Howell
city
park.
,
time
for presenation of
claims
Paeae 31
Brighton, Mica. Phon* 39
Pinckney, Mirhij;
new Studebaker car
The
Circuit
Court
for
the
County
of
,
,
.
,
.
.
.
,.
lu>Tw.
Lucil e Street, 16 of Howell was ,
J acaTTst^aMl^estate should be limited
Livingston in Chancery
shot through heart and killed Thur. .
j 'i'ti| thata^ tim« and place be appoint
ed to receive. ,x;iume and >ol i i '
by Tommie Sharpe,4 who was playing ; C O N S E R V A T I O N
D E P T . IN THE MATTEK OF THE
With a 22 rifle.
^ w . w ™
, PKliTION OP MAKY liRAY(;'.inns- and demands against said es
If Ler
t.it
> by and .""f<,r- • ,->aid COM t.
Highland voted 39 to 1 to give the '
° y townhip, Ingham county T O N FOK AN ORDER TO
is
It
is ordered That all creditors of
Detroit Edison Co. a 30 year frana fair sample of the rurui districts | SELL LANDS DEVLSED BY
! .:iai deceased are required to present
chiue recently.
, fire protection is woefully lacking. In i WILL FOR LIFE.
j their claims to said Court at said Pro
Lansing police and state troopers t h i t township only one farm im six I A . a s e s s i o n o f s u i d C o u r t n o l d at ! ' • ie Office ^-1 n
before th< ,">i!i
had a ladder suitable for
fire
ro
day
of
October
A.
D.
UML» at ten
L i . C Court House
blockaded the roads to Lansing last
P * ' vie
in the City
of
o'clock jn the forenoon, said time and
l,un
week and picked up 40 autoteta who
Ilowell in suid county on the
13th phie hein^ herelr>' appointed for the
did not have $5 use stamps on their I D r - S< C l WhiUock of thii dept
day of July 1942.
examination and adjustment of all
__
hus a timber wolf taken from a Htter !
Haim.s
and demands against said de
IKESKXT: The Honoral/.e Joseph
at Cuiffcno g»me refuge as a pet at
a i'';,.
N O T E S of 5 0 Y E A R S A G O i his home in Dimondale. It weighs 80 H. Collins, Circuit Judtffll is flrther ordered that publir
notice thereof he ^ i ^ n by public
Mary
Urayton
having
filed
in
this
pounds.
' ntiori ')f a copy of this order oncp
Dexter is to have a cheese factory.
Clear Lake, Alcona county which cau:»e, a petition setting forth that I each week fc>r three sueessiv<. week.n
20th ' nrevious to said day of hearing in
Fred Burgess wears a smile these was freed of goldfish 5 years ago Martin Holtfirth died o , thi
day
of
October
lt»!i{»,
leaving
a
last the Tinckney Disipatch, a newspaper
days. It's a girl.
and had 80,000 bluegilia planted in
1
and
circulated
in said
James Lyman and family have mov- t,i is again in trouble, sunfish slaving W, ! and Testament, by the terms pinled
Willis
L.
Lyons,
judge
of
Probate
ed into the Frank Morgan house.
crowed out the bluegula lt is pur- and provisions of which, said petit A tiue copy
PhoM Ut£l2
Electrical Contractor
P'nckney
Sam Grime's croquet grounds are TX>Bed to plant 100 large mouthed ioner was devised un estate foi i le
("ei stia Par.^hall, Register of Probate
in certain ; nds and prf.n.sc.' situate
the busiest place in town.
baas there to clean out the sunfish.
Ross and Ethel Read now ride a
Of 76 pieces of tax delinquent and beingi in the Township of (Jenoa,
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IIMIIHMIIMrH4l»MIHIIMHIUMI»«elMIW<imlMMWsMlllllhMll
ifitrniitfiiiitffnti
Queen Mab bicycle, a gift from their piattted property and 2,676 acres of C(»unty o^ [Livingston, and state of
The Probate Court for the County
granfather
farm tland sold for taxes 90 percent Michigan,, and described as follows of Livingston.
At a session of said Court, held at
A. Riley Crittenden, formerly of was purchased by its f.»rn.ei owners/ to wit:
'he
the Probate Office in th e City of,
Howefl has sta, ..•.: a j,.ipcu in Toledo
A house nat caught in a live trap
The we-«t half of -.V northwest
called the M^rador, devoted to Sun- at Swan's Creek was tagged and re
quarter of Section 21; the east Ik-iVcM in said County, on the 22d
day School work
, leased and found its way back to its
half of thj northea, • quarter of \ ;• \ of July, A. D., l!)4li.
The Balloon Club of Jackson has home in New Richmond
•Section 20; the east Un acres of Prfient, Hon. Willii L. Lyons, Judge
been getting 12 airships made.
'
Trauifig dogs oh pheasants and
the southwest quarter of the north af Probate.
Floyd Jackson, Tommie Dolan and \ rabbits becomes legal in the lower
la the matter of the
Estate of
east quarter of Section 2r', and
Emil Brown are spending the week in peninsula on Aug.6.The training must
the southeast quarter of the north Augustus Voris Mowell Deceased.
Detrot and Toledo.
ii. J. Hoard having filed in said
| b e done in daylight and no gun can
ve K t quarter of Section If!, exThe M. E. Sunay School of Pet- be carried
.•(.
un
liiM j)eition praying that the adcept the north 15½ acres and the
tysvill will hold a picnic in VanHbrn
ministration of suid estate be granted,
A $1,150,000 loan has been made' s.uth ten acres thereof.
| grove on Aug. 12th .
by the Metals Reserve Co. a federal | And it further appearing to the to Inez H. Uowdish, or to some otheii!
_
The Catholic church at Fowlerville agency, to (the Quincy Mining Co. Q
person.
t i H t in her said petition, said i niiuble
S J w a s dediated July 24th.
near Hancock to permit them to re ' petitioner
'
It i.^ ordeml, That the 17th day of
prays for an order that
g
The tax rate here is $1 per $1000. work the wastes from the mine on said lands and premises above de- Au-rist, A. D. 1 J>42, at ten o'clock
S
The William's Bros, station here Torch Lake, Early mining methods scribed may be sold by and under "' the forenoon, at said probate of2 started taking pickles this week.
did not extract all the metal.
the direction of this Court, and t h a t ] ri('°» ^ h e r e b y appointed for hearing
Nora Sigler visited Chubb'a Cor*
io petition
luimuyyiyui
the proceeds from .such sale stand in
ners last week
.. ..*
It .': Further Ordered, That public
lieu of said premises above described
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Charles Teeple is working for W.
net
iff thereof be given by publicat
{and that this Court make such an orW. Barnard.
lhe Circuit Court for tae County of der j relation to the investment of /ion of a copy of th»s order, once aaeh
n
Mrs. Ca^frey was brought here
Livingston in Chancery
week for three ftu-ccessh/e week* pra
said proceeds as mny be necessary.
from Kansas City Mo. last week for Ray Hadley and Cleo J.
On motion of Glenn C. Yelland, viou.i to said day of hearing, ia\ the
will picnic a t Bently Lake Saturday, Uadley, his wife,
Dispatch, a newspaper
attorney for petitioner, it is ordered Pi-.ikney
burial.
:<iinie<l
and
circulated in said county.
Plaintiffs
that a hearing on said petition be
FOR DEAD OR ALIVE
The Sprout and Lakin districts
Willis L. Lyons Judge of Probate.
vs
Irld at the circuit court rootti 'n the
Reopening services of the remod. Adaline Havellne, Burr Smith,
\
tiue copy.
Court House in the City of H.,wel>,
eed M. E. Church will be Aug 14
Harriett F. Newcomb, Charles J.
Michigan, on the ?Kth day ->f t-ept ' \ ii.stia Parshall, Reg: tor of Probate
HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP
C. L. Bowman who is in the grain Raviland, William Haviland, Chep-.STATE OF MICHIGAN
ombeT, H'4 2, at ten o"e1ock n the
and produce business at Hamburg lotte Tompkins, Isaac W. Bush,
to »i*e and conditionsXarcass must be fresh and sound.
The Probate Court for the County
forenoon
and
that
all
per
has
decided
to
locate
here.
L.
J.
Haviland
and
Edith
Haviland
of
Livingston
CALL COLLECT TO: H O W E L U 5 0
ANN ARBOR 6366
sons interested in said above describJ. M. Clough of Howell is working and their unknown heirs, devisees
At a s a'd session of, said court, held
ed bnds appear before this Court on
in the Dispatch office.
, legatees, assigns and wives,
DARLING & COMPANY
said day,,, time and place, to show the Probate Office in the City of
P. V. Ross of Ypsilanti set the foil- }
Defendants
Deed Animal By-Products Are Essential to Our Government's
cause if any exist, why the prayer of Howell, in said County on| the 31st
owing monuments for Joe Placeway,
...
At a session of said Court held at
day of July. A. D. 1942.
War E i f o r t Call Us Protnptly,WhiU Carcass Is Fresh and Sound
said petition should not not granted
lofcal agent last week, Mrs. Cordley, i the Court House in the City of
Present: Hon. Willis L. Lyon*, Judg#
ed.
f Probate.
Mis. Chris Brow n and H Swarthout. I Howell in said county on the 13th
The Hudson tug of war team c o m . day of July, 1942.
! And it is further ordered, that a In the matter of the change of name
posed of Ed. Ferris, Louis Boyden, j present: the Won. Joseph H. Coll-! copy of this order be personally serRoger Cochran, Adult Person.
Bd. Eves and John Gallagher won a , ; t , 8f Circuit Judge.
- ved on all persons who are or may
Hogcr Cochran having filed in .said
widely heraled contest from a Dexter
It appearing from the sworn bill J be interested in said lands and prem- court his ^ t i t i o n praying that the
team for a $25 purse at Dexter Sat. of complaint as filed in this cause, » isea, so far as the same is known to Court enter an order, changing his
night. The Dexter team was, Fred thit the plaintiffs have not been able j said petitioner, at least ten days be- name from Roger Cochran to Rqger
and Wm. Kellar.
after diligent search and inquiry, to,| fore the return day herein set forth. Allen.
Wyman,Ernest E2sasser,Len Rodman ascertain whether the said defen- And it is further ordered that this or
It Is ordered, That the 24th day of
International Daily
Newspaper
Congress is still in session despite dants are alive or dead, or where der be published once each week August, A. D. 1942, at ten o'clock
^P
a • Constructive—-Unbiased-—Free
^»
k e>H
Tnrthfnlirom Seasationalhot weather. The opponents of the they may reside if living, or if they for three successive weeks preceding in the forenoon, at said probate of
. — Bo'torials Are Timely end Instructive and • Its Daily
appropriation for the Chicago World
come, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make
have personal representatives or said return day, in the Pinckney fice, be and is hereby appointed for
Fair
succeeded in tabling the nill,
iimhior an Ideal Newspaper for^the Heme.
and hearing said petition;
heirs living, or where they or any of Dispatch, a newspaper printed
last week.
It is Further Ordered, That public
The Christian Science Publishing Society
them may reside or whether the title circulated in the County of LivingOne, Norway Street, Bono^J Massachusetts
notice thereof be given by publication
interest, claim, lien or possible right ston, State of Michigan.
Price 112.00 Veerly, or $1.00 a Month.
Joseph H. Collins, Circuit Judge of a copy of this order, once each
N O T E S o f 2 5 Y E A R S A G O of these defendants be* been assignlerutday. Issue, including Megazine Section, $2.60 • Year.
week for three successive weeks pre
oed to any other person or persons, Examined Countersigned and
Dfepatch of Aug. 9, 1917
Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 29 Cents.
vious to said day of caring, in the
South Lyon base baD team did not cr whether such title, Interest, claim,
Entered by Me.
Pirf.'kney
Dispatch, a newspaper
show up Saturday and a game was lien or possible right has been dis- John A. Hagman,, Clerk
printed
and
circulated in said county. <t
secured with Camp Birkett. Howev- posed of by will or otherwise by the Glenn C. Yelland
rrSAMPLE' COPY ON REQUEST^
f Willis L. Lyons, Judge of Probate
er they failed to offer any opposition •aid defendant*.
Attorney for Petitioner
A true copy.
Land the game was called at the and
And it further appearing, that the Business Address, .Howell, Mich.
Celestia Parshall,
of the 5th with Pinckney leadiflg 17 plaintiffs do not know and
have A True Copy
i
Register of Probata
to 0»
e*e j a o t bee* afeet, after diUffttt M t l t h L o o t o l l ' , 8 c h a l f , deputy clerk
a
PROFESSIONAL CORNER
NEIGHBORING NOTES
Tet iPuebey Suutirium
P. IL Swarthout & Sen
C. Jack Sheldon
I
LIVE STOCK HAULING
and
-GENERAL TRUCKING
Wekly Trips Made to Detroit
Frank Plasko
•ejsiejB»ejBJBJBiseBjs^BjBjB^seBjsy»
SPOT CASH
HORSES $7.50
CATTLE $6.00
i
FeZiE
Tk^Khrld'a New* Seen Through
l CtausTiAN SCIENCE MONITOR
• IBs on
M
I
J
V
Pinckaey Dbpktch
Wednesday. August
5. 1942
ugi
HI
PLAYED TWO GAMES
SUNDAY
The Hn clotty eoft bail team play- >
ed two game*Sunday.in the first!
game with the North Side Club of
Ann Arbor, the contest went two extra inning with the score tied 2 to 2.
In the 9th Bob Singer fell down field
ing a bunt and Ann Arbor scored the
winning
ran,
*
In the seteond contest with Greiory Pinckney won 5 to 3- They only
got 8 hits but Caakey the Gregory
p.i-eher issued 6 walks,3 ci these com
ing in the 3rd when Pinckney scored
4 runs,
Pinckney
AB K H
Miller, 2b
3 X 0
Hulce, 8b
~~
4 0 2
J. Lavey, cf
4 0 1
0 0
Shehan, rs ...
3 0 0
M. Lavey, lb
2 1 1
Reader, e
2 0 0
Seguin, Is
3 0 1
Palmer, rf
„
4 0 0
Singei, p
3 0 0
North Side Club
AB R H
Rodrigu.es, Is
2 1 0
Waterman, 3b
~
„.... 4 1 i
A. Bauer, If N
4 1 8
Narvarrc, rs
_
3 0 1
J. Bauer, cf ...,
4 0 0
Streeter, rf
_
4 0 2
Pegan, lb
4 0 0
Sibert, 2b
2 0 0
Murphy, c
«...
3 0 0
Eskin, p
3 0
1
AB B s
Pij|ckney
HILPFUl
••••••»•»••*»*•
Keep 'em fit!
Michigan Bell employees are a part of the great
civilian army which is conserving supplies and
equipment, including the tires on automobiles and
trucks. That is why we now1 group telephone
repair and installation orders so we can handle
several jobs in the same neighborhood on one trip.
If there is a slight delay in taking care of your order,
remember that rubber conservation is a definite
war need, and right now war needs come first.
Michigan
Bell
Telephone
Miller, 2b
Hulce, 3b
J. Lavey ...„
Ledwdge, If
Shehan, rs
M. Lavey, l b
Reader, ...Singer, Is
Falmer, rf
Seguin, |P
Company
WASTE IS AN ENEMY WE ALL CAN FIGHT!
Gregory
1
1
0
0
0
0
X
0
1
0
1
0
Q
0
0
0
0
]
«1
ELECTRIC RANGE
"Take flood care of the things you have," reads the
U. S. Government's Comumer's Pledge — and this
appiias with special forct to many things that am irreplaceable. Your electric range must last for the durai.on, and to help you use it carefully and wisely, *eee
few suggestions a m offered*
Lee,ls, c
8 0 0
(1) Never we a stiff brush or sharp rmtruroert to
Hartley, rs
8 0 1
remove spilled food from heating elements. Food spilled
HaJckenbury, lb ..._
8 1 1
H
^
"
5
H
H
HH
on open surface unto should be burned off. (Avoid
IVan. 3b
4 0 2
SOFT BALL NEWS
(Parker. If
8 0 0
letting spilled food dry or harden on tbe range*)
Barber, c, Is
8 0 0
(2) Roasting or broiling meat in the oven deposits
Pinckney practicaly won the P escott, rf
_...
t 1 1
grease on the oven walls. When cool, wipe the inside of
county league title by defeating the Caskey, p
2 I 1
1
Hamburg team there Friday night by Hanson. 2b
the oven with a damp cloth. This should be
2 0 0
a score of 12 to 8. Their record is Teachout. cf
2 0 0
time after use.
now 9 wins and. 2 losses. Cooley
I
OR
(3) Wash outside of range with warm soapy
Dairy of Howell and Hamburg with OFPu AL BATTING AVERAGES
be
most ranges with closed-type surface units, th
similar records of 5 won and 3 lost i
have a mathematical chance to tie
raised up so that the pan underneath can be
H Ave.
AB R
j foi fii.st, providing they win all their
for cleaning. Check manufacturer's directions.
68 2. 30 .441
Joe Lavey
' 4 remaining games and Pinckney
6 .352
5
| Keith Ledwidge ..17
(4) Ventilate your oven after each baking
loses their final contest Tuesday
<•"*
rClifferd Miller ... ^5 18 18 .350
by leaving the door ajar.
night with. Tomion's Dairy of Fow- [
\
8
.333
8
Marion Shirey .... 24
lerviille. A victory over Fowlerville f
| y following these simple rets*, you wrfl be gMng
hi win Hulce
*\ II 16 .319
will give Pinckney the championship.
Red Seguin
49 15 15 .806
your electric range the care It deserves, and your preIn the Hamburg game Pinckney
Bob Singer
60 16 18 .300
caution may help to overt a possible breakdown or
went to town at once scoring 5 runs !
7 ~^91
4
Lloyd VanBl'eum 24
damage. Conservation of critical metals anjl
In their first time at bat on 3 walks,
Francis Shehan.... 66 18 18 .272
3 singles and a double. Bob Singer,
materials helps the war effort. The Detroit
Merlin Lavey
52 13 13 .290
pitching for Pinckney shut out HamCompany.
-***
Wesley Reader .... 66 14 16 .242
brg for 4 innings but had 4 runs
II .232
P°ach Palmer
47
Smd tm $rm I M S X III Cm mi Wu of BUetrie
scored on him in the 5th. Pinckney
mt Zhttvit EJison off*:
4
got a run in the 4th and 6 more in
CAPT. CUS LOSES
the 6th off Broegeman who had reCapt. Gus Ledwidge's team < KMC
lieved Voss, starting Hamburg pitch, to Camp Robinson here last Wedneser. In the 7th Iliamburg scored 4 jnesday night 10 to 6. The camp had
runs on a walk, a hit and 3 Pinckney a pretty good team while Gus was
errors. With 2 runners waiting to minus several stars, including Ross
be; rescued, Brogeman ended the Lamb, Jach, Haines, and Dale Meabon
game by flying deep to Ledwidge in The bacal lineup was Ledwidge and
left.
Fred Singer, battery; Merlyn Darrow i
Pinckney
lb; Jim Meyer,2b; Don Jones, 3b;
AB R H> Wesley Palmer Is; Dick Singer, rs;
Miller, 2b
2 2
1 Joe Plummer, Do n Clark. Corkie
Palmer, 2b
1 0 0 Darrow, Sam Gentile and Tommie
Hulce, 3b
4 1 1 Clark, outfield.
Livingston County Treasurer
direction
'materal that will produce rubber in
J. Lavey, cf
8 2 2
2
Rubber Supply Act of 1942
Iquanitp. They believe that every
Ledwidge, If
3 1
CONCESSIONAL NEWS LETTER The House last week considered and j practical process should be exploited
Shehan, rs
3 1 1
passed H R 7251 a bill to expedite to the fullest t o ^ f e the vital de0 0 i^
prosecution of the w a £ £ y making ( m a n d s o f military^and civilian needs.
Hon. W. W. BUetaey
«hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu(iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuitiiuciiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiHMiirr^iiiiii r s Shirey, rf
3 1 I
„ . 5 . - . for
* an increefsed!
. ^ supply
... of
_,
of the
provisions
Tde Agriculture Committee
Reader, c
„
3 1 1
rubber manufactured of alcohol pro- hou.s*- were fully convinced of the
Absentee Voting f o r Soldiers
M. Lavey, lb
4 1 2
The House recently had before it duct* from agricultural and forest wisdom of manufacturing rubber
Singer, p
4 2 2
for consideration H R. 7416,giving to products, -This bill was sponsored by from alcohol produced from forest
Hamburg
AB R H members of our land and naval force both the House and the Senate and products. This would furnish a mar
B. Benett, c
4 1 1 absent from the United States and had for its base much undisputed ket for much surplus grain that ax
B. Emery, Is
...7...,
4 2 1 serving withn the continental U. evidence supplied by outstanding isls at the present time. It would" not
Darrow, 3b
_
4 1 1 S. the right to vote. Certain Southern chemists and engineers of national conflict with other methods of pro
deling synthetic rubber. When you
Moulraan, lb
4 1 2 members put up a vigorous protest and international reputation.
against
this
bill
and
filibustered
for
The,
evidence
justifies
the
con.
stop
to thAik that we "have 32 thousWright, 2b .,
„
4 1
several
hours
in
the
hopes
that
they
elusion that the quickest way to bring and registered autos in the nation
G Bennett, cf
4 0 3
could
defeat
the
bill,
but
the
bill
about the production of synthetic rub and also think of the hundreds' of
E. Emery, rs
3 0 0
bar with the use of the least amount thousands of cars that are -need
C. Brogeman, If, p
4 0 0 finally passed by a big majority.
You may recall thai'Congress re- of critical materals is through the by defense workers in defense work
Court, rf
2 0 X
cently
raised veterans pay to a min* conversion of alcohol from agricural- the necessity of securing a supply of
Bowman, rf
:„..:...... 1 1 1
rubber comes especially important.
Voss, p, If
1 1 0 imun of $50 per month. This bill products to butadjne.
National'Debt Iacreas*
Thre e base hit-Singer. Two base 7416 gives to the ^hemners of our { The cost of producing a pound of
Ian
and
naval
forces
the
right
to
vote
rubber
by
this
process
is
slightly
The National debt passed the 80
(
hit-Ledwidge. Struck out by Singer
I
do
not
see
how
anyone
could
ques.
j
over
raw
rubber.
The
rubber
howbillion
mark on J Ay 15.*The daily
3, Voss 6, Brogeman 3.Left on,bases
1. Voss l. Bases on balls off Singer tion that right. The bill unfortunate- ever is equally as good. It will cost creastfrey statement of that date
Pinckney 10 Hamburg 9.Double play ly could not go past continental US about 21 or 22 cents a pound for the showed the debt to be $80,505,618.
Shehan to M. Lavey . Umpire-New- for the reason that the tune necest. I rubber produced from butadine. It is 486 on that date as against 155,591,
ary to send an absentee ballot to so- ' estimated that we will have a surplus 998.306 on the corresponding late
ton.
In the game to have been played me foreign navai or military base this year of more than 80D millions a year ago.
at Fowlerville last Tuesday with the and have it returned woujd take to , bushles of wheat. That wheat can be
Gasoline Taxes Down
Wildcats, the latter could only put I great a lapse of time. I certainly fav- made into 2 million pounds of rubber
"A n Ouaee of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of Cure"'
The average loss in gasoline tax
or
the
passage
of
this
bill.
'
as
a
matter
of
fact
the
goverment
it6 me n on the feild. Pinckney claimed
revenues of 43 states for May was 9
3 V ^a forfeit
The army today is rapidly appro- (1 self owns 400 million bushels of this percent compared with May 1941
10 to 0 By using Pinckney
subs a team was made up and an ex- aching 4million boys, many of whom wheat from which it could make an,| 14 percent for the 17 Eastern
hibition game -played which Pinck- of ourse, are on foreign soil and can million pounds of rubber.Besides this | states which have r a t i o n i n g ^ T t h e
not vote, but all of those who can we have 200 million bushels of com basis of 13 states which have so far
ney Won 13 to 6.
\
Baueries: Pinckney.Singer, Hulce not vote, but all of those within the a part of which could be used for , reported for June,''the averace de
BUICK, PONTIAC, INTERNATI0N1A TRUCKS
| and Reader and N, VanBlaircum. continental U. S, except Alaska, wfce this purpose.
cnne ^ 15 , ^ ^
from j
_
Howell, Mich,
jj Wildcats-Strong, Seguin and Van- desire to vote can do so I think this
The committee waa not opposed to and 23 percent in 4 states which have
bill certainy was a move iaJh* right the oat of petroleum or any other 'gasoline rationing.
Amber*
•
WsmmiimiimattwiTWii!^^
A
L
TAX
NOTICE
Tt»e 6th installment of 1933, 1934 am
1935 taxes.
and
The 8th Installment of 1932 *nd prior
t
year taxes on the Ten Year Moratorium
are due and payable Before September 1,
1942 without penalty.
I Jennie M Eastman
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| America! Trucks
Tractors
Passenger Cars §
ft
2
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2
8
3
4
2
2
2
3
taking care cv yoei „
Keep 'Em Rolling
We tape the Equip me it Parts and Mechantei To Keep your Truck, Tractor or
Automobile in The Uest of Condition for
the Duration*
Livingston Motor Sales
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The Pjnckne? DispaOfch
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Wednesday. August S. 1942
Fmcfcney
CASH SPECIALS
IN YOUR DAILY
BATH STOPS
/V£^Qfe^"B.O
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WITH BIG CANNON
DISH TOWEL
.4 23 c
INSIDE EACH PACKAGE .
LGE
PKGS.
Mrs. R. H. Teeple of Brighton
I visited relatives here one day last
week.
PHONE
23F3
MEDL
Gauze imndage
hamly Mandates
Hot Water Bottle
Gauze Pad
Medicine Dropper
Mild Tincture Iodine
Peroxide
Rub biiigv Alcohol
Soda^TOcabonate
rfncuire Merthiolate
Tongue Blades
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY
Louis Clinton, wife, son, and daughter returned homo to St. Catherine, Ontario, last week,
•$£*
FILLED
Kennedy Drug Store
Miss Joyce Isham has signed to
teach the Gth, 7th, and 8th, grades
in % a school near Wyandotte, Wayno
county.
•i
No Summers Day Complete
without an Tee Cream Treat
Gene Hammer of Omaha, Neb. arrived last week to live with his father
V. Hammer.
at Gentile's
Paul and Stanley C^lland of Homer spent last week at the home of Mr.
"ind Mrs. Fred Re;id.
Mr. and Mi--. Ross fcead of Pittaburg, Penn., are visiting his parents,
Mr. and M:-<. Rn^ Read .
We're th" daily health spa of pleasui-e seeking folk of all ages!
Our delicious, grand tasting
icecream cornea in many different
flavors . . . fresh every day. Icecream i.-j inexpensive
and nutritious.
Mr. and Mrs. Ona t'ampbe1!, d;*u
ghter, Looni. ;,nd .>i\; K<i:iH>rly were
in Ann Arbor Saturday.
DOUBLE DIP ICE CREAM SODA
•I
f l . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gradwell of
! Chicago were work rnd frucrts of h>r
I mother, Mrs. Jennie Lavoy.
12c
"?*^
&
wt h
>-z
M<
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JOE GENTILE
. Mc.sdames Villi:> Richards and M-uyj
I Teeple and Miss Blanche Martin,
{ ;pont Tuesday with Mr and Mr:*. P..
II Teepe of Brghtion.
Kdward Clark undenvent an emer- • W . W A ' A V A V A V A V i W V W W i
gency appendicitis operation at Ann '
Arhor hospital last Friday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read and family attended the Gilks family reun >n
Sunday at Ella Sharp Park at Jackson.
Alive
HORSES $7.50
$6.00
Farm Animals Collected Promptly
Modern Equipment
Capable Men
E. L. PARKER. A«ent
Phone 88, Pinch:-.--v
The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan
i
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Appleton ol
Brighton spent Friday at the W. C.
Hendee home and called at theW. W.
Nash home,
<•>•••*;
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Central Dead Stock Co:
coo<
E. Krause of Allen Neb. returned
J home last week after spending two
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Miss Jeanett Bairns is working) in |weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Don
j Mrs. Edna Spears w v in Jackson
m
! Hammer and family.
'"
1,Lansing this -summi:..
Thursday
The Brogan family renunion v'.\
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Esper and dauMr. and Mrs. Lucius Wilson Sr.
ghter, Jilh. are spending the week in be held Aug. 16 at Island Lake.
spent Sunday in Detroit.
earborn.
The Ross Read family are spendn'u
The bridge club met with Mrs Nor
Dead or Disabled
| Lucius Wilson Sr. spoke before the month at Portage Lake.
man Reason Monday night.
Battle Creek business mens banquet 1 Mrs. Roy Clark and Mrs. Karl N ^
Miss Denise Lidwid^e spent 2 day*
last Tuesday night.
visited Mary Jane Gallagher a'- University hospital, Ann Arbor Monday in Dixboro last week with her sister
Miss Thirza Arnold of Three Rivnight. She underwent an aypen jicitus I ( j e o r j ? 0 Crane and wife of Detioit
ers spent the week end at the home
operation there last Thursday and ia
t t h e w e e k o n d ftt t h o i r h o m f i Jn
of the Hoff sisters
getting along fine.
| An(lerson.
Phone Collect Day or Night - Nearest Station
|
Mrs. Liewlyn and Mrs. Scott of
Martin RLtter is home from the i
Howell 360
Ami Arbor 5538
| Detroit spent Sunday at the Patrick
Mrs. Lulu Lamb and son.;, lio s and
Willow Run bomber plant on account
nud,
spent Sunday with Mr.and Mr^.
;
King home.
of poison ivy, He and his wife are Olvei' Smith of Saginaw.
spending two weeks at the cottage of i
Mrs. Mable Smith and daughters
Miss Nash at Portage Lake.
| Many youne, people from here atMrs. Calkiin i lh-lr t „;ied on the
Mr and Mrs. W. C Hendee, Dr. j tended the carnival at Chelsea Sat.
Hoff sistdrs lasjt Thursday.
and Mrs. Lynn Hendee, Dr. and Mrs. \ A
Paid
Cash
: KEEPING YOUR
.Vyee Isham spent purt of last week
with her sister, Mrs. Beatty of IIow-
3c $
Kennedy's Gen. Store
Absonbent Cotton
.Adhesive Tape
Applicator Sticks
^
Aromatic" Spirits of Amm<
Aspirin Tablets
Boric Acid
burn Ointment
Castor Oil
Clinical -Thermometer
Cougn Syrup
Epsom .Salts
!I j
FOR WHITER
BRIGHTER WASHES
Bars
DEFENSE
CINE CABINET FILLED WITH NEEDED SUPPLIES
The Glenn Clark family of Lansing
spent Sunday at the Lucilus Doyle
home.
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LIFEBUOY
SILVER
DUST
v
The Purer 4/AVegetable
SHORTENING
SrkKNCTHEN HOME
John Craft was in Detroit Monday
:o aUend u plumbing supply meeting!
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RINSO
c
Mrs. Louis Coyle was iri Detsoit
the frst of the week.
May Blossom Salad Dressing qt. 22'r
Oill Pickels
qt. Jar
18
W he a ties
% pkgs
19<
Famo Cake& Pastry Flour 5 Ifos.24
Catsup
14 oz. bottle
Crackers "Sum-Ray" 21b- box
Home Baker Flour
84¾ Lb. B»g
At go Gloss Starch, Ex%
lbs.
MP>
Campbell's Soups
car,
Butter
Goldendale
lb
i Macaroni
2 1b pkg
Corned Beef
can
Navy Beans
3 «bsCherrloats
per.C pkg
Swan Soap med.
6
Ige
SPRY
FIRST AID A.B.G
IJ Entered at postoffvcc
>j Pinckney, Mich
-J second clasa i..attei.
U Subscription | 1 . 2 6 » yea*
( ] Paid in Advance
j | "AUL W C U R L E l l
TNJBLISIIER
FRkSAT Aug. 7» Aug.
URGE
SIZE
Dispatch
Horses $5 00 Cattle $4 |
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Mr. and Mrs. I'red Wroblick and |
and, -family
Ai
BANKS and The WAR
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aberdeen and Cecil
au :
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of
Detroit
were
Sunday
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
James
Nash
of
El'
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iced at the state park at Cor- !H Mrs. Nettie Vaughn returned Vomc
A GALLON OF GAS
Jack and Robert Darrow and Norma unna Sunday.
last week after spending 2 weeks at
*
Sunday
guests
of
Miss
Jessie
Green
Darrow are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
the Roy Merrill hon^trirTWebster.
Does that sound like an ex*
were Dr. and Mrs, Snyder and dauKenneth Darrow in Three Rivers.
a
travagent
statement
Consider
ghter, Mrs. Buttelman of H\>rion, Dr.
Mrs. :;orm;i Merrill and Mrs Roland
s
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lang who re-« A. Green and wife of H jnrh:tr. call Shehan of New Hudson Kpent last 2 these facts. A drop of i a j ^ i s
enough to write at least
s l c e n t l y j i o l d their stock here to Mark ed Friday.
Friday with Mrs. Nettie Vaughn.
check probably more. You ca
Swartout, moved to Lansing Mon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J I'limon, Mr. I Norman Wnite ana WJIC of How- ! • mail the check any place and
Mrs Mary McCluskey is spending nd Mrs. Or.i Haines and Mrs. Ralph jell and Gene Dinkel and wife were S that"s fall there is to it. Howsome, time at the home of her daug- Clinton, Fred Barry, Mis« Soule and j recent callers at the Ben White home £ ever, i you pay by cash you
may have to drive quite a few
Mrs. Dunne called on Gerald Clinton,
hter*, Mr. and Mrs R. J. Born
'
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Clarkston.
LOCAL
t-GNG D1STANCF
Friday Haines and Mr.Dunne at Fort j Mr. and, Mrs Robert Pike and Mrs. ;x miles, and a gallon of gas floes
mighty fast You can save tima
Custer Sunday
|
Etta
Bland
called
on
Mrs.
Lessie
Far£
WEEKL1 TRIPb MAOE TO DETROP
too when you have a checking
Peggy Burns of Ann Arbor, Jame.«
The following people called on Rex ringtion and Clyde Farrington and 5 account at this bank,Start one
STOCK—GRAIN—CREAM
Burns and W«lton Chamberlain spent
|S
their folks attending th*e St. Josephs Burnett at the Masonic home at Alm a family near Plainfield Sunday.
Produce of All KincU
picnic at Lake Orin/
lu:t Wednesday: Mr and Mrs. Miller
Mr. and Mr.s. Jack Crane and fam- 2 We have ampl e funds available
I for sound loans
Sunday guests of \h*; M. £ . Darrow and son Clifford, Mrs, Mowers and iiy and Mr. and Mrs. Long and fam- S
i'y r:f Letroit spent the week end at s
and W. E. Darrow fam t'es were Mr. Mrs. Ona Campbell.
Mr. and M»•.««. J. W. Beutter of tVrtage l a k e .
S REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
tnd Mrs. Clyde Darrnv of Milford
Grand Rapids were Friday evening
S OR PERSONAL AT REASON^
a i d Mr. and Mrs. K*m<eth Darrow
quests of Mr. and Mrs. A Nisbett.
Joe Griffith returned to work at g
ABLE RATES
daughter and son of Three Riyers.
the
factory
at
Hamburg.,
Mon
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Francis Shehan was in Lansing
Mrs. James Roche called on Mr.
• I t e t a H o n of C l - n t c « * here j , * r ' a ; d M " ' ^
"t"" ^ ' T
several weeks absence due to illness. aj Mni|gl i||||||iMll||liUIMMIIOMl
Friday ana Detroit Saturday on bus- and Mrs Mc^illen and family in DexFriday v i s i n g at ik, If. K. Hhtot ^
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Read.
'Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. >
*****
ter Sunday afternoon.
J" me. His fxtner was /or.*nerary oper- |
— . . • I'l'^i'ipiiw^saagaaaaaawaiBwaMi
Arthur Bull is were Mr. and Mrs.
1 :
V.rA ». uhn is now employed at th* .
atoi of tho P'nrkn^j f • •* mill about j The Wylie family reunion was held
Mr and Mr, L. G. Lrvereaux and
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of
D e U
Dan Howlett and son of Gregory and
1
ord
bomber ;jiunt. So M W. C Atloe.
daughter, Peggy, gpent Monday at
26 years ago. He says this same m/ll J Sunday at the Drudge cottage a * Po»"Mr. and Mrs Robert Read and son
roit
th#
t J & i . WWw home«•"•< **
Will Shehan home i«^ now in operation In Ford's tlrecn- ) tage lake. Those present were Ruth
We understand that the Cortina
of Grand Rapids.
Sunday
fidd. village.
i Bradley and Merle Fohey of WalI auction last Friday grossed $9500.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young of Ann
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29K j" i ledI VI<ake,
Henry
r'vers. and1 %Norma
Vandals smashed out the windows
Arbor was the guest of her folks Sun
The Misses Gloria and Jean Craft
Sunday guests of M m
Lvers
and
Mi..
1
ihan
Wylie,
and did other damage to the PettyMr. and Mrs. Burns of Clarkston.
a f ^ r a \Q day vacation started work
Li-dwidge were Mr. and Mrs,Daamond j «V\lie, Mr. aiid Mr- Leynnlds Wylie
sville and Winans schools recently.
MrT^and Mrs. Gail Middleton of in the Colonade at Ann Arbor, Mon.
^ L dwidge and son, Joe and Mr. and
Sheriff Murray Kennedy caup-ht the
Detroit wewr Sunday guests of Mr.
_
Mr J. Helen and Marcian Ledwidfa of
B
ones
who
damaged
the
Pettysville
and M m R. J Carr
Shehan left for Lone Lake,
Detroit
Wylie and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I chool and it cost then: parents,$5^0 to
near Traverse City wfch his folks, |
Miss Joyce Isham was in Brighton
James Wylie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wy- I settle. Th ones who broke into the
MK and Mr*. -Will Shehan and utr and Mrs. Roch ghahan to eaaop
gnmdsotta atfrndad a MrtMay party
Winans school are known but n o t Sunday. Her mother is haJpinf Mrs.
| lie and family, Dr. Drudge- and famA. J. ""
fc totoam * a t Tktmin
to*
ily and Dr. W. C. Wyiia
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Co-ops. Chop and Ground feed for Sale
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FOR SALE OH 1&Af>Et 0 « H a»t
board motor for wba£ have yam 8
ring electric etsjaa^pN? 18
'dows.
WAR BONDS
h ^ Pxojae*tu
We Sell Boydell Bros. Paint
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Hardware
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LarpestStock of Builders and
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Shelf Hardware in this, sec-
LAVEY
HAiHDWAR£
[MERICANS ARE WISE IN FOLLOWING THE EXAMPLE
Of THEIR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES. YOU 5AV£
AND yOU SERVE WHEN YOU BUY DEFENSE BONDS.
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SPECIALS
CASH SPECIALS
*
Sat.
Aug. 8
Flour
24
$1.15
Lard
4
Peaches
15c
Tomatoe Juice
Tenderont
3
Mustard
15c
Pineapple
23c
Treet Armour's
OxytfoB
Rinso
.
Dm
69c
Tissue 6
296
icaroni 2 ^ aper Towels
GOLD
MFDAL
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WAR IU)\DS
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Fri.
Aug. 7
r Wait Ads
much standing timber M Wiaeonaia?
_,
In 1849 there was. 668 sawmills to
61641 West Sfeeee Drive
When the Marines get their serv-1 Michigan, emnloyiag 2,780 persons.
Hi Land Lake
* - *
ice pack, there is included therein a j ply was inexhaustible.
%
HOUND: An uaaitd $6 aato sljfclap. FOR SALE: 25 wWte rock pullets.
bright shiny new shovel cased in •
A r
muslin carrier. The shovel coats 68 Residents then believed thsteao sup'Jot Gentile
P « *th hatch. $1.00 each.
J
cents and the carrier 3» cents, or 14. That Michigan laid the*ret
WW AATB ft*W ftAAT'Jnst ""tt-^**7
* ** Donohue.
9
$1.07 for the ensemble.^
highway,
bulk
one
of
the
ent
1 % ml N. 1 mi R. Gregory
super highways, was the first to adLake FOR SALE: Cook stove* fire wood
opt a policy of ''clear vision ahead" »6*20 Edgewood Dr. Straw
or coal.
In highway design^and is leading the jS5R SAL^TuTbox:
Mrs.
Jack
Reason
Ray Kellenaerger
other states m scenic roa*U?
WANTssa ACaaoe. WuTpey cash
15. That the first telephone system or trade sail boat for It.
tVH SALE. Modem lake front cott
in Michigan was built by a mine op- tol- -ar%e n . .
.,
0
Newniau ' a R e ^ ^ bath * R^awnable.
eraibr at Ontonagon after he h ^ l ^ o i i i W f i , Pmckney, **
FOR SALE 8 by 7 verhead
These intrenching shovels are seen Bell's invention at the Philade- good tires,
,
Bart Baughn
doci. Slightly us
used by the Marines around camp, lphia exposition.
digging trenches, setting up barbed 16. That the Old's motor works erect- FOR SALC-One graft jeldtag, work
es, Rush Lake.
wire entanglements and in many ed in Detroit the first fi-.ory built single or doable gent)* with children FOTSSALE?
other ways. Your purchase of War in America for the manufacture of 12 yn. old,, wt. 1856
Eli Aron
id = and Stamps every pay day can
Win. Darrowy Pinckney
automobiles
?
WANTED: 2 girls to work at Brigh.,;!', {..-iiiip our forces with these
LOSTeJiily
4,
in
Pinckney
i
^he~vicn
j i c . y implements for warfare. 7. That 135,485 Michigan men serter.. Board and £o A wage.
inity of Pinckney Square-Black fe. ' i i . c i t a : least ten percent of your
M I | *s Lunch Room
tvjry pay day. Buy War ved in the first world war? Edwin ruate cocker spauiei, tan harness;
ows yenng and
.d Stamps from your bank, Denby who enlisted in Michigan as a auiwers to the name of Smudge. FOlTsALE: 2
t of Pinckney.
tuffice and at retail stores. private in 1917 became secretary of Please give aay news of her where- soud. Two mil
Mkhal J,
V. S- Ttfatury UiW**** the navy in 1922
abouts to
M. £. Darrow, Pinckney
18. That the last Indian s t r o n g h o l d ^ gALE-Steel wheeled wagon for WANTED TCTTKJY. Lake front
fait.
6n P o r t a e
in Michigan was the Keweenaw Pen- $10.00
T. R. Bonner
f^
.
« >*»*• M u s t ***•
sula and Isle Rtoyale which were cedgood beach.
2608 Rush Lake Road
ed officially to th# goverment 100 I
X. W. Rathbuon
j FOR SAXE-Little Pigi" <T weeks
years ago on October 4th?
254 Wing Caeent
'old.
William Bets, Rush Lake
Northviile Mich.
The Garand semi-automatic rifle, 19. That Abnjham Lincoln gav. an L osf' : A Irown-eaeWbJte springer WANTED: To buy a bean puller.
which is the standard issue today ^ ; S * V ^ ^ 1 ,
^ 1 ^ 0 0 * spaniel Answers to the name of
W. C. Miller.
Baughn,
for the IT. S. army, is superior to 1856? The Republican party had £ £ ^ ^ ^
to
w.
r?Ok SALE: Two- 6.60 - 17 «fes""and
^ ^
the old Springfield rifle in many re- been foirned at Jackson in 1 8 6 4 ; , ^ ^
tubes.
spects. We literally need mUliona Michigan was inflamed for the abol-j ,
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of these fast shooting powerful rifles ition of slavery.
Lucius Doyle
FOR SALS: Peering mowing ma* Fhone*-42
to equip our army. They cost $85
HEl P WANTEDTTor saw mill and
each and are being manufactured at 20. That St. James^a town qn Bearer chine.
W.
H.
Euler
lumber yard,
the rate of one a minute. They fire inland off Charlevoirx, was once the
TnnM on
sixty 30-calibre shells a minute.
*
Lumber Company
„
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capital of a Mormon kingdom and FOR SALB: 1688 Plymouth good
Russell Bokros | F O R 3 A L B L ~ 4 year old horse.wt
the seat of Emmet and Manitou cou- t ^ , .
^ -.
mv* i f l 6 0 ' f u l l v b^ken. Gall at farm datnties in 1849? James Jesse Strang, AJnr-Trrr**—*.
leader, ruled the island as a king and FdT? -SAO!: Two Chester White o r d | | y
m k
Katoni
used
later was elected to the House of Re- brood sow*, doe In July. Holatem .=-:-^=£7fr 7 - r
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presentatives at Lansing. His slayers j heifer, now mich.
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to buy or rent
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Mrs.
Mark
Nash
J. and
Mark
Nashand1|
Every one of the 40,000,000 em- escaped on a United States revenue LOST: NearW.Rush
Lake,
black
FOR "SERVICErHarapsWre boar,
ployed persons in America could cutter and were released by the sher white English Springer Spaniel.
v. Hamparian
easily buy one of these rifles for the rff at Mackinaw City.
T.
R.^Bonner,
army. Not that we need that many,
WANTED! F*nre~building or "other
650 E. troy, Ferndale.
but the reserve could go into shells
work
to »io.
FOR SALR: 26 acres of clover and
and other much needed supplies.
FFULATHEA
NOTES
Alex Peto, Pinckney
Buy more and more War Bonds and
alfalfa, uncut. Uood quality.
top the quota in your county by in
Nert Wednesday, Aug, 12, is the
Miss Rose Carr, Pinckney F<5R SALE: Four fresh 8-year-o,
vesting at least .ten percent of your
date for the next monthly meeting- of FOR SALE: Good Deering mowing A-J Holstcin cows.
income 9vtry pay day.
our group, to be held this time with machine for sale, cheap.
Rfd Hen Tavern, Phone 8268
Mrs. Lola Rogers and daughter. An
WILL-1RADEThome i n X(7w7l)+>
Arthur Buli.s
BUY
especially good attendance is hoped WANTED Lake cottages, have buy- troit section, 8 room, 2 baths, autoUNITED STATES
for at the time of this Missionary
Give ful? information matic ga3 heat, two-car garage, for
WAR
meeting when the free wUL offering
%^"££*
farm near Pinckney, Hamburg 01
BONDS
goes toward the Benevolence quota
51 North Huron St. Ypsilanti Brighton. Call evenings, 626 Put
AND
of our church.
Phone 942W
George L. Robins nam, Pinckney.
STAMPS
We are having some intanssy interFOR SALE: "l 982 Buick sadaaT goo?
esting lessons at present. Last Sun. FOR SALE: One teamT"wt*"34007"or tire?. '42 license plates
'Mrs. Buzaard directed our discussion will sell seperately. Can be seen er
Phone 42
Lucius Doyle
of'Abraham.a Pioneer in Faith."For the Joe D. Stackable farm,
tfANTfit) Washings to do.
Louts Stackable
Aug. 0th the subject continues with
Mrs. A. J. Verheeven
"Abraham's Intereessory Prayer,Gen. LOST: Smalt black coin purse conJ
Phone 872i
taining two sets of keys, somewhere Uvermore farm
18:28-88.
Dr. Pearce brought us a helpful I on Main St.
j - —
Mrs. James Singer
(Sospel message last Sunday and may
I
Established 1666
cheered with favorable news of Ray. FOR SALE: Size 18 formal dress,
1616
McLucas, who is under hospital treat* lace cord net.
ment fri Detroit
Coluser farm
Mrs. Mary Martin
FOR SALE: FunHtureHiilteTn assortment.
COMING SOFT BALL GAMES
Frank Plasko
This week Pinckney has two games
scheduled. Tortrton Dairy of Fowler-j ^Bmssmmsm^mtmm^^mmmgBasBBs?
ville here Tuesday and Dexter bare
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AUTHOR HAROL© Mfc SHERMArNt a e r v r c e d a t Livingston Motor Sales
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Over Six*y-Etght V"-«v
WEIRD ADVENTUREartN
Buick, Pontiac Dealers, Howell.
of $«i« Umaktui;
TELEPATHY
Remarkable tests by a man who
tuned in on friends mid 8,600 miles
away, once got a mental message
OVMTHITOP
which saved his life, are disclosed in
FOR VICTORY
the American Weekly with this Sunlor
•Nk
day's (Aug 9) issue of the Detroit
Sunday Times, in an artycle in which
ARE YOU IN DEBT
the author tells how to duplicate his
experiments. Be sure to get Sunday's
Detroit Times.
We believe this is a good tfme to
reduce ones obligations and to borrow only for strictly necessary things
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If it should come about some time
everyone, will not be as busy as at
present and there is not quite so
much money in circulation, people
will find themseves i n better shape*
ro stand the period of readjustment
ip they are out of debt.
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Buy Saving Stamps and Bonds to
further aid you in going through the
reconstruction period which is very
apt to come,
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Money to ioan at reasonable rates
Interest paid on Savings Book* and
rime Certificate! of Deposit.
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All de|f<U op to $5,000.06 IT.
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