09-23-1953 - Village of Pinckney

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PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday,Soptemmber 23-1953
• I R R 0 It * ! High School Athletics
If I U H I fi A H
Churches
» Pinckney had little trouble de
,v Social
c:\xoaau
MARRIED
Ca&hoiic
• I « n I « n n
ieuung uyton neie Friday nignt
Toe legislature has changed itf LO u. oyron ouiweignea Fine*
the old znetnoi oi gelling drivers n«/ out were slow rm^ had no St. Mary's Catholic Ch <rh
ucenses. I n * new iaw provides running game- rtncjcney haa
Pinckney. Michiaur
tnai cuivexs licenses must ae rej/aore success with their passe** Rev. Fr. Aiben Schxmtt. i' :13m;
newed
—...~j at
~. 3
-j year
.«.— intervals
;-,™,,,- on
—-wnich acccounted for 2 toucn Sunday Masses
(he drivers birtnaay. A central downs, the other was scored
Schedule: 6:30, 8;00
on Summer.
file is being sei up in
a luinble.
9.00, 10.00, 11.30,
and all nu<jvnq voiutons anu
started a march the Winter Schedue: 8:00 and 10.01
accidents win be noiea on eacn
Novena Devotions
quarter out lumblea ana
anver's hie. ine present
flriday evening 7.30 p. m.
i«coverecL They
io
y faiiect
iect
io
are a mess as no money was
Coniessions
iine game seesaw eu
witu
ever appropnotea io Keep tnemf
Friday after Novenna Devotion*.
h
havinq
the
best
oi
up to date, rive million drivers j
Scfruriday 7.30 to 9:00 p. m.
g finally Pinckney
ax© listed, wruie ivncniqan nasj
Sunday - Beiore 8:00 Mass.
but three and a han muuon. /is' 2 **"» 20 yd. line where i
No. 39
Current Comment.,
The Editor
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SATURDAY
NIGHT
Clinton and wiie were in
At tre North Hamburg church
Sunday,
Saturday nignt occurred
tne
f
d
a
and ivks, C. J. Clinton with j ^u r a l ^M r - a° n dJ ^ * **?**'
^ ~
jor ^•:n risk and wife
hac I '
Mrs-Mark hash to
on its
J u c k C l a r k
B c n O I lVlr
a n d
№ a
^ 'lurney's, Stockbridae t
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'; Jack Clark sr. oi i>exier, rtev.
j nuegsegger
oiilciatng.
TheJ every
.He
A ha
lunchs
star;- hurch was
decorated
with'men could
t. 5th,
j baskets oi flowers and candel-j grind,
L»-'iwidgo. Jce Lavey saw bra. 150 guests were present I on
NashrbrotheroT
<£ taS on £?ZZ7<$?
UU;
v
ball game in .David[
# brothr of the bnde
.an
"Alwavs"
and
P
o
W SSL^"
aul
san "Always" and Paula <:„„..„
Curiett
T
d
.• visited Harold
and vvai, newlett at tne
Lit* oan,
f
many nave aiea or movea!** **** «> Homes
lor a
aown l
awav Tne new filing s y s l e - n n
" h e y did not converu>coru
jui nun Pinckney 6. Byron u.
win cost $80u,uuO.
completed a number
The case oi tne 9 high school i 3 ° L a
buaday,
71 °^ * № "
out
O n e
£°
™
It
i greater lengths.Michigan
t
e
a
m
^"
*ȣ
UUt
sev
organ, taken there lor the occas
Kenned/*] ion.
touchdowns. The system was a'l
T
^iuuy cina Gerry Eicnhe bride was given in marr- right but the cost was
w^e in Ann Arbor on iage by heff iather. Her gown Also there
.. „ —«» nua excessive.
o
there
was a shortage of
was waltz length white
faille
%
l
players
due
,,^r^
J
^ e demands
r
r
j
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,
,
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****7'iH
«yers
aue
t<t o
>,vara Reed entertained
with
scooped
neckline
A
Dutch
joi
the
two
plat
:oon system. So
ui ainner in nohor oi
pear
acumstances
beyond
their con
bonnet
brimmed
with
•
-ed
pearls
dcumstancefl
^
t^t, niiiib, first birth'
Calvary Mennonite Cnurch
auueti.es who accepied lishinq|°* Passes but lost ihe bun
ttev, tua H«achy, ^c^tcr
rods as awards and were aeUar tuimo*es several umes^In the las.
S.S.
Homes
intercepted
a
pass
ed ineUjible tor a year has been
S«Pt
Waite* Liearned to .Lansing.The rods vvere and earned it to the 10 ya line. [Morning Worship
only worth ctbout W each, Ciatr Here he passed over the goal Sunday School
Tayio*, supt. oi public instruction line to Nash for a touchdown. I i*oung Peoples Meeting
Conyersion failed.
will hear the appeal.
Jottage Fellowship Service
touchdown
came 1 Wednesday
A free copy oi the history ot, The last
8:0A n e e c o p y vu. u«* **x»i«*y —,
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iv^s riead and George caught her fingertipp .il. She trol have foroed colleges to re
carried white roses -...id tuber !turn to the U man iootball team
with occasional
.. Ocurow family of rosescanea on Mrs, Flora Mrs Gerald Klein, sister of the
groom was matron or honor.Her We don't make ail the mis?inu i^ij, Howard
Read dress was Alice blue taffeta of takes. The new telephone direct
Michigan will soon be in every when Dick Darrow grabbed a,
in St. Louis this
in ^.ian.orock Sunday ana similar design as the bride's and ory issued
itoary of the state.The autsor ir Byron fumble and ran 40 yardsn
month
carried
a^ adv,
for
....,.,., »^i i\iiiqsley Inn.
uuv,
lor the
tae
TV Michigan,
F r Baldine
oi tue
a touchdown.
He got
fum.ied
her flowers yellow chry san them e it! i ,
oi
«*>. University
the afor
couple
of times but
it on.
^ u s a 4 ,Minister
Guest
fa^uii^s
^rrimu
Davis,
Nor
Sutherland
Lumber
Company
urns.
oi
Michigan.
The the
costendowment
oi
hook
comes tram
J the bound and kept on running.. flev< Alexander Meikle.
in which they advertised ere
w....i<-',
i.uiia
Spears
James
Sunday School
. 9.30 A. M,
Linda
Fouser,
bridesmaid
wore!
hind ol Dr. Jonn Monson who. Conversion icoled.
soted
fence posts and holes. It
Meivin attendee
a
pink
taffeta
gown
of
lpft $1104 000 for preparation of- The Pinckney second team Mornina Wcrship
10.45 A.M.
National Council w* t****— »<-.-»~«»» ^ w » , . . w.similar
P —j jis
— said
— — their
WMWU telephone
I ^ * C I J * I U I « J was
w a skept
Kepi
hiitorv
oi Michigan
and also of was in naif the last quarter. ; T h u r , N i g h t Prayer MeeUng,8.0G
!
history
of
M
g
-uinen at
Lansing design. Her flowers were yellow ringing the next day by wouldnunwiy
v in mMichigan.,
,7 , —^
I Against this bunch of fre.hmen' Uie church.
education
chrysan themums.Martha Nashua . be customers but it was all a mis
not and sophmores Byron failed to
A
Hearty
Welcome
to
All
cl bi,rjut entertained sister of the bride was flower take. The word holes
should
^ i p e n t s . score. The kids had lots cf fight
.
i^iiiieth
Cantrell
and
airl,
Her
dress
was
AUice
blue
of;
have
read
poles
This
is
in
line
threw her r e - and tackled well.
1 *crffeta.
net
and
oi o-iu Miguel, Calif.
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with one written by enterprising
to the public but few* Pinckney pla/s DeWitt here on
n.c
reporter
about a cavein in which
Pvt. Fred Harrison was beat
wee is..
~~VaA to see them In Ingham i Friday night. The tied this team
.i^i Sprc^tjohn Sprout) man and the ushers were John a man was killed. He wrote the
S 3 y last month there were ( last year,
c m fel
hole and pulled
fell in
in a
a hole
Mrs. Ldwin Sprout and Webber, Pnbeii Breuninger and victim
only 8 requests- 3 were news re^, P i n c k n e y
the
hole
in
after
him,
Byron
At 212 East Main Street
L.S 6oa-e attended the Charles Ouinn, all of Dexter.
porters-and 5 members ot uie M c r t t e s o n
Stickler j Rev. Keith Ruegseggtr, Pastor 'RUi.js Barton at Stock
Are the
Oliver Sunday School
board of supervisors.
I Spittlex
45 AM, l it. Sunday.,
L,T.
less
The
reception
was
crt
the
Nash!
Gulick Sunday Worship ...11.00 A, M.
~
; Miller
LG.
and
B.ichfield, son, home v/ttn Isubellle Nash, Mrs.
Shepherd;
television
to
blame?
In
baseball
C,
4 O'CLOCK TEA
' j * ^
Martin Ritter and Mrs.Eric Rose the big leagues report a decreas
» 4LPrayer
» u M*»uag..f
& ? J°°
M
' - i.e, .nra^hter, CaWa
Bareil Thar
00 IP.M.
R.G-.
.\.o i (.na Lars, Louise Hansen assisting.
Mr» Martin Ritter ir, of a 250'Nash qsworth
attendance this year and sev
Taylor!We
W extend a Chiistian V/elcom
C-.nneaut, Ohio, visited their
The kxride gra dated from Pinck ed
Lucas to Everyone.
eral
teams went in the red. Foot
v •. • liiti. Mis.Luiel Sprout and ney high school and the OTOom
CC
Skinner
last
Q
° SL^atett^Tunveilina °£ Mc-aboi»
Q.B
r j Crane last week.
from Dexter high.Both have been ball attendance declined
Maylum
time most
S T S S r a n t , . "Winter Sun Koines
L.H- D.Shepherd
VanHorn accomp
Myron Richardson
UNADULA P»ESBY'
..ed the
Vine
"Amona those preseni
were.RMv
famiy.
to Owosso Sunday
S u n y to °™~"
duty in Europe Oct. 1. $*№.*$$*£?
^ ° T^n
famiy. to
Rev.
Yau«h,
ey,MisGer
Subsfouiions
:
Pinckney
Chris
j
^
vVorship
3
Marnin<
.U-ttJ a- rr visit the H. Smith family, (Eva
anV tleld
Dale Miltor., Campoell 'lo-i Wyiie, Urn Lavey S u n £ £ ^ ^ j p
11:30
a.
m
vVenderlein.)
,
IMUS-SWARTHOUT
^
rnn^'t
^V,**
i?
, Mrs. Oliver; Stone, Knight, Burns, Packer.Sim, ^ ^
g ^
8:CC p. m.j Tom Manion of Kalamcaoo
they could get, Usually a oow
zi^Vl*»v andinnson. Mrofkc. Dyer, Heath.
Doris
Joan
Imus,
daughter
oi
pasture
, hay or wheat stubble
Neil Bauqhn
w a s thp quest oi
Mrs. Esther Imus of Lakeland
iieJd. We piremember
one qam*
a yea a i Muiiwhe&#
1 lust
VanNcrr.an has quit his |oneI Harold Swarthout
the son
fOOTBAIL SCORES
•' \
Mrs. Aima Utley.
,
Bud
Claude Swar-- er in a cuvv
A poem fittmg for the ^ was St. Thomas, 4o, Brinhton 0;Lin'
marnedi Swarthout was tackled at a spo*
waeVSadandMrs. Hit!.*' rsaae co"ln 2, Manchester 6. linden 31' Charley Gehringr-r is
Detroit
ex
Haitland 0; C^xxana 3y, DeWitt j pected to" play at uie .
sented with a macaror. :
j Ljxiiortunute results.
Lguipxnem
|0; Fowlerville 2o, Lesiie 6; Stock'!
and large ripe yed torn- o
year.He will
, was meager tnen. It was bouqni
a
'bridge 24, Dansville 0; Dexter 31 bunch of tigers with rum. he
.._
^ week
.. .
Ifiom the proceeds which were
UBEARY NEWS
Chelsea 21; Fenton 13,
will oppose
Williumstoii wno' ir.strvjcti^n
not large.and consequently was
ino
qown,floor
lenqth
and
carr
New books at the ^ . " V ^ n , A n n ^ ^ 32, Wayne 13; will have Andy Messenger, old. Grand Lecturers
r
ied whil-3 carnations. Her sister, pretty well worn belore it was
week are Time and
S a l i x i e 6 Carleton G;Lincoln Park Cleveland pitcher and a iiock oi
Omar
end
wife
c'
uispue
all
North I Mrs. June Johnson, was matron repiac-a.
latter is ! 3 i Ypsitanti 13; Mc-renci 20. _On-Michigan State players.
nanaicaps m axe oia days
wife of
ark
vile,
Alex
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ney invariaDiy naa a winning
w
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r
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s
e
a
r
i
d
h
e
r
p
i
n
k
TOrna
Robert Brand, 9, v/ho lived
Dc-trbcrn :pent .
aavan.
tios- The bridesmaids, Barbara team, xei witn au the
the James Armstrong hc.ne i n L ' ^ ' c r M-;Afe- L..:.
Uona Bonner
MARRIAGE LICENSES
j
VanSlambrook
and
iyirF',.Nonnah'
tages
^ver
aie
oia
aays
oiuy
i
Bruce HarJxnan, 21, h well, Webster was killed by en c l t t o
Susan
H o . v e t oi
1 Miller wore qreen tulle qownsjiDoys turnea out lor IOCUXLU mis
Kay Knorpp, 20, Howell, i loyd driven by Robert Wheelor last;i soent the we k xr.d at the
CARD OF
OF THANKL
THAN
• and carried red carnationsdtyear. 'ine usual number is about
Wednesday.
^(€r Read home,
I wish to ihankk my neighbors Shelters, 22, Hcwell. L^rbara
Robert Clarl? of Pinckney wasjiU. tor aom-e n^uaon a ioi oi High
S ii ' Mesdam*3
L«sU«
and fiends for the cards and , Wylie. 17. Howell; Ray Slines, W. CX H e n d e e a n d Son^ won
w ^ ^ t»
iviCD^*. McAfee
» n
best man and ushers wore Nor -school ix>ys are not
'24,
Linden,
Ruth
Carnes,18
How
first prizes at the Grand Rapids Harold Body were m ^nn
and flowers while 1 was in &t.
man
Miller, Richard Imus and'
~
eU; Harold Swarthout, 5, Pinck Fair with theix sheep.
Friday
We
read
that
the
Mormons or
Toseph's Hospital
William Dixon.
.ney,
Doris
Imus,
18
.Lok.land;
The
Harold
Adorns
family
of
Mrs. John Cook
The reception was at the Whit Later Day Saints will build
a
| Jack Clark, 21,Dexter, Jan3 Nash The Kenneth Wylie car was
more Lake Rod and Gun Olub., $90,UUU church in Ann Arcar at
; 19, Pinckney Lawrence DeTroy- in collision on Grand River Sua
Harlan
Plymouth
After a short weddina trip the; brockmun Blvd and Copely the
er, 21, Fowlerville, Virginia Ack aay with a car driven by a mr.
I Cr-:^ "ell npent Sun- couple
CARD OF
will reside at Whitelodqe members coming irom Ana Ar
V.*; wish to thank ah those erman, 19. Fowlerville, William Wuiiains of Fenton- Bernice \ an
th« pa1r)h Hall home.
bor and Ypsilanti, In the period
and wife and
Joan biancum had to have 5 _
who donaied to uie Rainbow Fckert, 24, Fowlerville,
_
,
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i i118* ^^oze the civil war the Mar
II-.-,:nr.:crick. 22, Lansing.
taken in a aash in her arm.
Girls Bake oale Saturday.
J
FredBcrtz and v/ife of Ypsiiann,
ANNOUNCEMENT
mons were ranked about ine
The Advisory board
Congregational 0
ei-.ii- - i
The
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• i. v .
i
• f t £ •SSSf £- - Ro^u
Si-
S2S
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Notes of 25 Veait
y
Talent Show Schemed
AUTO ACCIDENT
John Barber , Pinckney, is in October 2 at Hamburg
McPherson
hospital, HoweiH
• Jim Roche won the 3 year old <^' i i e d
^ j .V
trot
at the Dewey
Northvill* Fcur viih b u^ ^
ijiamond
c n
lvIrs<
B e u l a n
1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mahler of same as the Qommunists are
. r nld . dauahter
c^u^oriHalfmoon
engagement
of announce
their daughrter'.
Lake
_ J h e them
t o d a ywas
. J t o ^they
p ^ ^ practised
^ o b ^ e c u o npolig
^te
y e
f
h e
5
and Nirs Charles sencaen G e r a l a i n 6 ) t 0 Joseph Burns, son ! amy, Unless history was unlair
Tho Hamburg division of tho Amer- Football prospects were not j has been very
Uruversuy ,
^
founder of the
Q n d
R a y
B u r n s
of! Joseph Smith,
with a broken leg as the result ican Cancer Society is sponsoring a good
at
Pmcimey
ihir
year
as
hospital
Ann
Arbor,
Pinckney.
He
is
now
in
Alaska
]
Mormon
faith
was
a "faker. He
of a collision Monday between talent show at the I.O.O.F. hall in the dteam Pwas one of atho liqh .est. Mr. andA Mrs. Ross Read ^ec^ but expects to be out in Febru-' claimed to have dug up some
his aravel truck and a car driv- Hamburg on the evening of October ever fielded. To the surprise ot: Friday to attena the Lumber
j golden plates with the Mormon
aryen by Arnold Erb of HowoU on 2, at 8:00 p.m. Professional and ama- aU
-11 they
^ - beat
'
•a heavy
'
convenUon
at
Los
Vegas
1•
-ow.cr- 'Dealers
bible written on them.Not getting
D
thle Chilson Poad at rhe Zeeb teur talent are taking part.
.ville team in their nrst q:::no 12 Nevada.
, enough converts he went to Na
ANNOUNCEMENT
^
You wjll hear vocal duets and quar- to 7. The game was sccris..3 :i~
ofjyoo,
111. and started a church.He
Georc;e
Foster 0 Flint called
Mr. and Mrs- C. B. Roberts
tctttls
s Mary
Mary rioif
rioif Thursday.
T h u y T Houston. Texas, annopnee the found more plates here which
•TwnTT
WITH MR TRUMAN I hnnrl
' instrumental
solos, duets, and first haK. Ketcham went 30 yd.:. on"Mrs'
BTKWLL W H n mJ\. InUWAW
Ynn will «JPA Hawfliinn and for Fowlerville hiqh school
cj.-'.teci
the
Chelsea
Spring engagement of their dcrucrhter. ordered him to establish poligTHROUGH HD I * O M *. T V l l i i ^ p dancing; enjoy the latest fashion too sscore
8
fire
depts. Charlene to John Harold Hamm- amy, A mob raided his church
hid q
c o r e iih
h tthe
h e third
qu iz-r. jfcictory
factory
were celled. The factory was ell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett murdered him and drove the
Harrv S Tm^.an in tnis » № - ' creations styled by well known peo- In the last quarter Jim Nash
oi _Mr.
Jot
.
.
.
.
V
1
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Ima
r - . l
£
d
d a y s (Sept, J27) American WeelC. p i e - Y ou will take part in audience over for a touchdown from -i. I able to r.sjrae partiall productHammell of Pinckney. The wedd Mormons out oi Illinois. Brigham
20
yard
line
for
Pinckney.
inging
W
|
i
Friday.
ing is in Houston in December Young, a Vermont qlcaer, took
cil
ly with Detroit Sunday Times/ Watch for the entire program in
Gravess got Pinckney's s e - o : i d j {virs .!•,&:;.& Clark is a patient
over the leadership, He took the
takes
readers
on Read
a walk
through
his home
hwa,
"Mr,
Citi- next week's paper. Plan on an eve- touchdown on /a 30 yd. run w l t h l a t j . - o r a [VJ p ; ta i Detroit.
Mormons
to Salt Lake, Utah, a
•en" a warmly human series of ing of fun and entertainment planned Nash runnina interference. •
THE
MASONIC
PICNIC
deserrt land no one wanted and
Mcssr.-i F-.xy Ii.'lis Floris Clark (1
articles. Mi, Truman's first pub- for the entire family. Donation tick- ney lineup was Pete Gerycz
and
Larry
Camburn
-attended
i
The Masonic-OES picnic was!by inregation they transforwed
ets will be $.50 for adults and ,$.25
lished wriunas since leaving the for
Stackable
ends,
M
at
Monks
dinner
Sunday
at U. of N*. Fresh Air'ii into feruW land and became
the
Shri.o
those under 16. All proceeds will i feie DiacKcioie
enus,
White Hous*. Mr TrurLan de- be donated to the Livingston divi-.Kennedy a n d Jim Kail,
'.ijiJ.Auisdayl Percy Camp, Patterson Lake, with 162 wealthy. They were in continual
scribes his
transition
from
Pres,Hube Ledwidae cmrt
vir.e president.
In attendance. A roast beef din- trouble with the federal q o w n .
sion of the ACS.
dent to p1cdn ciuzen.
fmore
guards:
HOT
Hall,
Close
l/r, W . F ner, prepared by the Harold ment who once sent an army
Mrs. Mae Koeppen, Chairman.
JN^tsh, . O.B.; Peapon, FR.;
.nkci -,tended a dis- Porters was served in the k*qe agednst them. Bishop Jonn Lee
^PINCKNEY SCHOOL ENTERED Graves and Terry Kennedy
>{ lh: Shrino ot Al- dining room.
• • • (• 'of the K- ,mon church was cap
trie L
RUMMAGE SALE
e
i
The
office
in
the
Pinckney;.ves.
Subs.
T)~~-"
th»
aci
Sc^rdy
There
were
games
and
•tunts.
tured ana ; v:d and hanqed.
He
poaa
Th# Ladief* Auyiliary of
a
Mrs l\el:.c Harrow of Milford The ball game ended in a tie (was charged with b*g
™
Conq'l, C3hu -h willl h
hold
l d a ruxn school was "broken into last Wed Soper, Dinkel,
leader
of
the
Danites
&
Mormon
spent
Iasi
week
at
the
W.
E.
Darr
nesday
night
for
the
4th
tir.ie
butj
Murray
~
batteries were Hey Sadkett and
maqe salo ctt the Gerald Reajon
was
.fumbles
and
HOT
so
far
as
known
nothing
Clare Miller and Francis Dodq«e gang which raided wagon trains
ow
hemsbuildino next to bank on Friday
a
Mo-an
3pent
t
h
e
Widmeyer.
Dale
H
Wd
D l going west. idUed the men ana
- - -1 Sor>n of
Mrs.
) c m ai Herman
and Sunday, Sep^. 25, 2S wttn taken although things were ran
carried the women off to tb*
, week and with her daughter
saoted and contents of desks tackle when he
hit 2 triples.
a Bak Sale Saturday,
i. Despite the
around, $400 wo* taken run.
, Rex Sackett and wife. Francis Mormon
, J Flintv
Mr^.
..*..-. .Luri
- . . Fchey was in St.'Dodge and wie Harold Mills w ^ eral government the - v - - ^
The Fi«d ReadE r-\tertataed aX last January when the safe was CW© K««
t*~~oA
Knt
^i*
9.
buoakinfl
since
t
MicWrrtm
o
;
Glair last woek and attended the wife. John Camburn and wife continued the practise of pott
Browns and forced but tha 2 bfeakins
rs,the
,
unlfl the turn of
o *
5i -1 of cr >rotherin law, Ches of Detroit. Sheridan HadTey and gamy untfl
dinn-ir Sunday r the Joe netted the thieves nothing.
Brigfaa» Young bod 14.
tor Woodworth, S^tuiday.
| wife of Jackson. Glen Alt end
Charles Aiel]ps ef Detooit and
Bob Sinaer, star Pinckney ball, jaan
Fred Fich is visitinrj his son, wife. Barnev Wilson and wiie o*
* ' family,
WV4in a hospital crt Pas;
'player
died
A.
V
has
aon©
to
Vem-n
in Swissvalle, Pa
(Ann Arbor and the Orla Addey
fr-v Hr^rr^ll has - aor» i^jpiuyei .*** -.**t-**mr'^{
i
Bobert Peterson of Detroit vis- fcaniry of Stockbridqe, Rev, Me—
T^^^-«^ ~'
Vov-'-i Texas, tn SAO h ^ bro-|,so Hobles, Calf. M-nday oi
itar
-imo! 1 P-rcrust Sunday.
(Lucas and wife Koy Teeple af ,
ther Tohn. oradUate frr-i cadet heart attack;
He tecrves a <
r Hillb
v
Tho «^'vh T y ^ school enroll Brighton attended the Matoniein
rch-l
Mrs. Hammer went as and 10 others. Funeral in Caltf
s
Grove
Tue^d-ry
ment is lu3U.
— picnic Sunday.
far as Chicago with him.
ortoto today.
V,
,&<®*
• I ' . - t f -1
IfcfltM*
Howell Theater
ifomyour ekdrfc dryer
The
Fowienriile communuy
sahool enrollment is lU4j. iuqn
school 235, rmoz hiqh 16 and uos.. Wed., Thur^ Sept 22.23,24 Friday, Saturday, Sept 25, 26
tne elementary 64d,
Deed Astabe,
Oyd Carlsso
The Stockbridqe li^ ri
looLDai bquaa numoers bi>.
iiobert Glaaston** oi i
was marnoa 10 noweiia Lentz at
3 MeUxoaiii
Cilurch
•ast w if*
"THE HOMESTEADERS"
"THE BAND WAGON"
BUI Elliott Robert Lowery
Also
The Bowery Boys in
Camina-War oi the Worlds
Scoutmaster
'
LOOSE IN LONDON"
Friday, Saturday, Sept 25, 26
Leo Gorsey* Hunts Hall
* G * *
Little Rascal
Awful Tooth.
'THE WAR OF THE WORLDS'./»
Sunday, Monday, Sept 27, 28
. AND Underwater wonder show
"THE GIRL NEXT DOOR"
lecluucoiox
'UNDER THE RED SEA'
cartoon
Wllfc
Dan Dailey, June Haver and
Monday,
_ i x m Atwslli ui Brighton
wh© was a Jioreuii war prisoner
is hcum*.
The Brighton Kiwarns Club is
buying the high schoo^ band e w
uniforms.
has sola toe
xor
w
•*
^aaptor
won the attendance
Ocuniy o u a
aaenaance recora
ship meetings,
!
c.
ihe 4 iriend
wiiivj Hum tne county
ior uu; *-tepL,
Oiart.
Maiika, Linden; Howard
CLXQ
i^inckney; Frank to,t.unin.
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t
The in* ant the first lond comes out oi
your ( : ctric dryer you it fed the difference. Blankets, towels, chenilles, diapers
-everything has an air-spun feeling.
Clothes are so soft and fluffy you'll think
you're folding clouds. Dryer-dried clothes
look like new—are lilfe new for the sun
can't fade or rot them. Talk to your "Electric Dryer Days" dealer. Find out how
an electric dryer saves time and work.
Standard Installations
Wtr«d wtthotrt
ft i'
4
'
NO MORE WASHDAY]
TOIL AND TROUBLE
No heavy, wet clothes to
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poles or lines to fight
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Enjoy wonderful new
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A FUP O f A SWITCH
DOES THE WORK
Put a load of w;^h into
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set the controls. In a
matter of minutes your
clothes will be dry. Ifa
as easy as that!
S*e your "ELECTRIC DRYER DAYS" DEALER
See 0 HOI^demonstrotionhOt your Siegler dealer NOW!
i from ordinary heaters
• •xclusiv* patented THREE-IN-ONE HEATMAJCER
m— h*al that's 4 f i M i S HOTTER over your fleers!
'*«xtr», pattuttd inner heater, btfilt
; falfa heart of th« hottest firs, captures
i Top-e'-tk+Flamt heat that'B 4 Thn*s Hot*
U t h a n Side-o'-thc-Nmr.i* h n t . Sie«)er nours
itts bonus heat over your floo^ b
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There's nothing to stop
ft, capture it...use it for
Jfoor comfort. Chimney*
Aid cettingi get kdi,
stay cool, flcxai
£ cold, westing your
foul dollars!
Vues,Wed,Thur,Sept.
Cliiton Webb, fcdmund Gween
REMAINS TO BE SEEN1'
in
June Ally son. Van Jonnson
- . "JMR- SCOUTMAiSm*' J
new*
Comedy
Noveit, cartoon
Young
Coming Get. t>,j.o. The Moon Is ,'Comiag-Safari Drums,
/
Bess, Tom and Jeny Jambboree
Blue •
i h e rioweii puDiic
roiiiaent is
Chester Wccawoxtu who once
n
operated a livery barn in h o w - '
ell w a s killed in a n auto accid-!
Lake,
ent in Sanikic county last we<3k.!
Hs wife the former Ciertrude Foh i Friday, Saturday, Sept 25. 26 , Friday, Sarurday, Sept 25, 26
ey and 3 children, survive.
|
Double Fvatujtt
!
"APACHE WAR SMOKE"
The Oak Grove school
has Ray Milland, Arlene Dahl and
voted to be annexed to the •I wi
Wendell Cory
A Drama starring
ell schoolin
i Gilbert Roland, Glenda Farrell
The Howell school has 6
"JAMICA RUN" - ! Robert Horton, Barbara Ruick
teachers this year.
AND - - Pet* esitb
Newt
The plans tor the new
'A SLIGHT CASE OF LARCENY'
jSunday, Monday, Sept, 27, 28
fire hall and counciil rooms
call for a building to cost $<*u> Mickey Rooney, Eddie Bracken
'GIRLS OF PLEASURE ISLAND'
000.
Elaine Stewart
It has been necessary to
the first ^rgrade at the
a comedv
Sunday, Monday, Sept, 27, 28
school into 4 sections of 25
Audrey Dalton,Dorothy Bromley
Amazing, Terrifying, Savage
Don
Tayio., Leo Gennjoan Klan
"WAR OF THE WCRLDS"
and 1,500 U. S. Marines
Technicolor
Sun,
Shows 3, 5, 7, I
with
Lyle Briggs has purchased tha
and
Sport
Gene Barry, Ann RoLinron, Lea Cartoon
Tremayne, Lewis Martin and
cemetery a n d wilt open a g r a v Uctl
fTues,Wed,Thur,Sept 2
Frank Kreig
vve«it Main St. this side of the
"DESERT LEGION
ei pit a n a cement block iactory. Little Rascals in Kid from Borneo
New _ Cartoon
The Mike r arey Estate has an Novelty
auction billed ior Oct. z.
a Drama S t m i i f
Tues^WecUhur.Sept. 29,30, Oc 1
Postmaster
bherd
Alan
Ladd, Arlene Dahl and
Walt Disney's Adventure FUJI
has to move out of the
Richard Conte
"THE SWO1D AND THE ROS2"
Campbell building and there is
shows 7:15, 9:00
tn Yoefasnoalor wifh
no place 10 ni^ve ... rie mav be Richard Todd, Glynis Johns
forced IO buuu,
Sylvuu
Yt*« Aft
Lillian Mcini'yie
Jl Pinciiney
wua muijieu otpt. id to L,award
Fox oi tne Appietoji, Wi*.,
glades
force.
The Cong'i. Aid havj elected
the following offioem. J
John Cadweli; vicu n
; John Teeple; Sec, Mib
| Sybes; Treas, Mrs. w.
! The Young Ladies u
| meet with Mabie i
Triaay
night. The proqram
• Mary Love, Gladys L. .: JC.O
Florence Andrews;Oici
Rev.Mylne; lnst.,Noniio
Reading, F. L. Anc^Mable Sigler; Reciiou..,.. La
Burgess. Duet, Rev. iviyiae.Hor-
SCIO
Wear
on "J. S. 12 ox iacleoa Rd.5
we%) of Ai«d Arbor
Playground Children under 12
Free
admitted
Free
Friday. Saturday, Gcp> f, 5
VELVET-EEZ COMFORT
SHOES
IF...
You Are On
Thur., FiL, Sat., SepL 24, 25, 26
Your Feet
"REDHEAD FROM WYOMING'
Long
Hours!
In Techincok* with
.
*
•
.
,
•
>
Maureen O'Mara,
Alex Nichol
Also
"SALLV AND ST- ANN"
With
Ann Blyth, Edmund Gwenn
Cartodn
Sun. to Wed, Sept- 27 to 30
•
'WOHLD IN HI'S ARMS"
*
is iviorcui; b c t i i ^ a ^ o ^ i i ^ m k e s peca-, Rev. i,-, w., i4 ,... : , . ' \ i .
i^»« cider
M*0*T f ORDlMAftY HEATERS
wofta 4 times hotttr
toot up the chimneyl
In
'GUN BELT
145
UL^J
Hunter 1 Tues,Wed.Thur,SepL 29,30, Octi
2
r«Kzturew %
"OOW COUNTRY"
!
with
Novelty Edmond OBrien, Helen Westcott
ANI;
Mrs. C
'vvon the .
iston ETOI-O
oi . larion.
i a Willf
^
.'-tiu week.
The wj-be;1 5th
Dick W h milk ro.va t
,
i
Cr&dle jfour
foot on 10,000 tiny air
bubbles, In
Velvet - Bez
Air. Cushion
SU
.;.. .iay
.' uiibar
..-. , r Oct.
SnocE.
o
his
.t t. man
145
off
W.
M.
rnina
Z'U cull at your convenience l a
yonr horn*, office, or shop, to prive
a n t w idea of shoe e f f o r t . ITo
U t i c ^ t x A L.ioriatf, i>rop
m O*rd or, wr.»s t
in Techincok>r with
i Gregory Peck,
Ann Blyth
Also
'NO' ROOM FOR IRE GROOM'
With
Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie
*
Cartoon
1
ir TIME IS MONEY"
\ THEN a checking account will
is: New
and Winter K B a v e v o u money lior it certainly
consists eaves time and effort. Open
P. Corey VcnWnV'r
chosen styles.
Georgia VanWmkic- r.
checkinq account at this
new. Women's lines 67 styles
Crane; Treas., Elvinr
Cond. Emilv Jackson;Aw?s. Cond rj offered fcr the first time. 28
i ^jjEFIRST NATIONAL BANK'
Florence VanWinkle:Ad^h. Nina -rn jacket styles. 26 new.
Green; Ruth, Grace Gardner;
Howea NOBK
Esther, Nora Reason; Martha,
Under Federal Supervision
JACK HANNETT
Beulah Martin; Electa,
Mary
Memoer Federal Daooiit InsurRead? Warder, Ellen
Richards;!
Coporation. All Deposits In3uriChaplcdn
Arvilla
Placeway;
Up to ^10.003 for Each
tVu^nel, W4H- Placewayr Mar-i
shall, Jessie Green: Organist,,
Myrtle Brown.
have
\l
I
1"
Hockey Service
MCPHERSON'STATE BANK
RoweTL MieK
MS
rj-:i "olicMd has gon^ over th- . were all killed off- In the other
BANK-BY-MAJL
Deer hunters may obtain a 4 4in:!.:./,
mark.
.
were
allowed
to
roam-At
tha
end
sheet on deer huntIn order that more trout may: of a year each area had the Many of 01a customers now
—,
tton on deer huntino;
use our Bank-By-Mail forms to
; ^be carried in tan.es for planting ' same oh>"""rsant population,
b y wrffin* this dept,
save themselves time and steps
of 6 0
bus
in
making deposits.
A number, of Lake trout have
amytal.
u
*1 1
-r nanin
Right at home or in your place
t h e y reViVe
parks
,
,
J
with
of
business. Make. out your d e OOUnty. They are no aiier ^il; effects.
posit slip, endorse your checks
«_^_ lake fieh - asyd it is r
A chukar partridge was recen.
53 c h a n g e s in oil petroleuir and olace in a Bank-By-Mcdl
known hew ,th*v cot there
lv seen and photoaraped ih tbc-brders will be considered at a
envelope. Your banking Is don*
r 7
meetincr oi oil advisory board with the help of your postman.
sc rCii
V "
This service is available to
*ou
on regiiest, regardless of
rhem in Michit0
whether you live In town or the
ifl
PEACHES, PEACHJTS country <
•••• • •
Quality tree ripened Peaches.
to do with
AK deposits up to $10,000 InsurCRANE ORCHARDS
' Two areas 4880 №-36 West, 3 miles
ed by membershi inp Federal
in. in one the foxes oi Pindeney
I Deposit Insurance Corporation.
TAXES!
Only 8 M3re
Left
To Pay your Village
Taxe?
OCTOBER £$t.
Is the
f
HELEN REYNOLDS,
VHIsgt Treasurer
M 6 E. Putnam St.
DISPATCH
Wednesday, Sept-mm", er 2;
Pinckiiey Dispc'. :h
Entered as 2nd Class
Ac; of March 8, 1877
Mutter a: Postottiot
114 So-Howell ^..Hnc^gaeyMch.
Stibgcitetion Pricfc- S1.50 per ¥r-
Fhe Peoples
Store
Charles Win..u^ua and
wife
and Beatrice ..cuiiLorn of Gregory and Go r e d Henry ot Detrcii spent Sunaay at the Jesse
Henry home'
__j
Canaed Goods Shoes
Oeats Furnishings
Lingerie
from
WiNKELHAUS FLORAL CO.
Phone 284
E"owell
4*
Mrs. Roqer Carr
entertained
Sunday in honor of her h u s band's birthday, Bob Carr of
Grand R<apid, Leo Bettys family
I of Wallea Lake and the Wayne
j Garr family.
i
.
Plumbing £ Heating
them.
Groceries
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
g
'ihe Doni Spears cmily of Detrc.i, Amxjr^fae
ucnman icaniiy
oi ijeaibcin t\..-t.' ounu../ at the
Geny Eiciini:.«n n^iac, i*j;b. Ada
Eichmun who h ;s j e , n visiiinq
there returnee 10 jjeiro't with
The Lloyd
Hende©
spent Sundav with, her
in Holt.
Gen
Myror
family
people
Pic. Vem Ci^iic has
returned
to Fort Letmaia W,od, Mo,
Mrs. Ida i n . out- <,i bhepherd
spent the v.ec;. •tii.^ witn
Mrs.
hose Hendee
Una Cui:*i^^.i and wife called on Dr. Qua Mr a. Georqe Peai
son of Huv/.ii ri'.aa'y.
r
Mrs. Jjoro.ny i>i^^O' and child
ren calL-d ^i :he Kenneth Wyllie
home
.Sunday,
Otis j\.a:t<_b^u and
wife of
Jackson .pen. ihe week end at
the Jce ou'iii^n h'. \, _
Stanley Culver jr. and wife of
Fenton coifea u.
the
Murray
Kennedy name Sumay,
The Di C..i.r:..n xarniiy oi Farm
inqton, Don u.nis and wife, the
Jack Vounq lamuy
and Mrss,
Thressa Ccy.e
were
Sunday
quests at .,.-c :iay 15urns home,
Wane At Leo was in Detroit on
business •: r. v.^ek,
Uecrge 11~ •*-•.. n and wile call
ea at the ...• ou r..eabcn home
in Chelsea o .jiday,
' Saturday ::..- i i . ^ i : Read fam
BuUis
lily called c: ::;•= Arthur
home in Creqcry.
und
wife of
Kenneth i
a/ at the Tom
Kov/eil sp ..
Ware horr.e.
wife r f Farm
I Mark F ^
. 7 quests of
inqton Wf.-n.
W. H. Mcy
Zila
end
Mrs. Aim
hoi
.o
,ehan
ea a: the \
he mo Sunda
spent
Mrs. Ora ;
MIJ.
week' will. 1
Max Cicr:-: :
family of \
; , e Dr j . , ,
Ziii
and
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LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPP
LIES ON HAND
GALL 2681 DEXTER
D»E.Hoe\•/ Sons
TV
Al W&bber and wife, Mrs,!'"' ^
Jedele and Al Haab and wife 01
.'.
'1\J . i,
' - X;
Ann Arbor called at the Ona
i.aer
l ^rs.
ha;: oi
Lc.mp.ueli home Sundavi..,i A ' a n a 'ho Ma:tm
Mark
Thrc .yjh Ihe generousity of
y- -• :'ied c tne
,, m. b-uiday.
Supervisor Stanley Dinkel
the
high school base ball team ana
Mr.i. T:no:::a CoviO and Mrs.
oniled
Coach header went to Detroit j Fain..:
Year Service Warranty on All New Televisions Sold
in
Sunday end saw the double ( R C V it
in«\l
header ball game,
• wer
s i r i C | 1 ;^; Tu'i a V <
Mrs.Mable Suydam of Jackson m f kson V/ednef
Rone Miller,
is visiting at the M. J. Reason
.n, Hick.
weic in Detroit
home,
dauqht:r,
Visitors at the Robert Jack Saturday.
home las.; week were the Myio. Mo..darr-es Viola Rend and
Kettler famly of Jackson, Ronnie ' Qenevieve H 'id were in JackPHONE 118
Hoskins family of Detroit, the A. s o n \-nday125
WEBSTffi
ST,
Mac- Metz of He well and
P. Pogers and Milton
Schutt,
Pinckney Michiqan
Dcr'iny
Lavcy of Detr.it spent
families of Buffalo Heart, 111.
Lee Levey home.
to Kenneth Mohlman Sunday
and wife (Lois Shirley) at McM
Pher^nn hosDital, Friday, a son,
Tirr? - AHy EarlAl v 3it Shirley and wiie spent
Sunday at the Gayle Shirley
home in Livonia.
L^rona Shirley has finished
her contomotor course and has a
position with General Motors in
. Wesley Palmer and wife ot
Detroit spent Sunday at the Herb
Palmer home,
Mrs. O a r e Palmer qoes to C e dar Lake, Waterloo to cook for
a croup of 40 teachesrs Wed.,
hhur. and Fri. thir week.
Walter Clark and wife called
at the Maynard Clark home in
iManohpstefr Sunday*
Mrs. John Cook was a patient
at St Joe hosptal Ann Arbor last
week.
—....
Mrs. Myna Ware visited her
daughter Mrs, Ross Lamb in!
Willow Village last week,
I
T. J, Latson and wife are visitina in Elmira, N, Y ,
hen vVu^e ui*d wife called at
the Frank White home in Howell Sunday.
Leo Carish and friends and
Bob Kerr and family of Detroit
spent Friday at the Wm. Shehan
homeBob Pike and wife spent SunIt was 1 oYiook in trie morning. To George
home of the stricken woman in Dearborn.
at the Pat Dakis home on Dutch
Stevens, rlial telephone switchman,the li^nt
Road.
They found an elderly woman helpless
on the JKIIIP] meant that somewhere a tele»
Saturday John Boyer and wife,
on ihe floor. Later at the hospital she told
phone \v;i« off the hook. An improperly
Mrs. Ella Wheeler and family
what had happened. A widow, living alone,
replaced receiver pf rhaps, or one dislodged
and Mr. and Mrs.Frank Dy&inqei
she had ««ufTered a severo heart nttack that
by a frisky cat. On the other hand Uii8
of Detroit were dinner quests ci
night. Though partially paralyzed, she
might
he
a
distress
signal.
That's
what
at'the Wesley Morrsion home in
managed\o upset the table on which the
Geor;:e
Slovens
thought
ihe
plugged
in
telephone stood to summon help.
Chelsea.
on
the
line.
Sunday quests ot the John
Police say that Ste\< us' prompt action
r
2
lota*
fumoM,
good
o y e r home were Frank and
ATHLETE'S Y OT
5
T W c uus no mi tiikin'i the weak but
"beyond a doubt' saved her life. Michigan
In Pincknay.
/rife, Clarence Pratt and fawily
urgent \ iff he hmrd—a woman calling
Bell awarded him a
IliSE A EERATOLT 2
and
Reuben
Gentner
and
family
for
Ivlp.
Quickly
?Levens
traced
the
con4 bedroom
Vail citation, a tribm
IrECAUSLof
Ann
Arbor,
Lloyd
Warner
and
nerti.in
I.J
Let
the
telephone
number.
Then
ute to telephone
"ots.
i
slouqhfl o,\ 1
iut©d ou'o
Pete
Strodge
and
fam\G5
of
Yp
he i .ll.'i: >:'K)iher swilrhrnan ,to get the
people for outUldn to e;:r^w k- r' d tunai and
4 bedroom homo
Rosa
Read
and
wife
^called
at
wo;r,..>]\
...l<'...
.
=
.
Within
minutes
Stevens
standing
service in
it on contr-*
Get this
2 bedroom homo 2 err qar--* i ?g. Schafer home Sunday nite.
had notified the police who sped to the
emergencies.
•STRONG keratctytic ftinqidde. end 2 lots, hot •<<--.'f:i hern u
•Qie
Wm.
Kennedy
family
o
at any drut »*ore, If not Pincknw.
^ Detroit called on Mrs.Emma Voll
Who Mak^Telephone
pleased \n -n^ HOUR your
3 brarooffl homt
r
|40c% back. New at the
mre
Thursday.
•
: te or 4 to*.
Two loads d young people
CORY STOBE
2 year caround * >me- en fattfrom the Peoples Chucrh went to
THE MICfflGAN BELL TEliWONE COMPANY
erson Lain, T<*TT» c
HEAL ESTATE BARGAINS
•- nrkntyMkrh Laflrinq Sunuay afternoon to
Gerald
.^ bedroom hom*«2 ear
heor Evangelist BlUy Graham.
im
Installations
For Prompt Dead Stock Removal
CALL DARLING L COMPANY
.. .Call Howe! 0 . . .
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Mechondbe
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Sundays 9 to 8
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FIRST GRADE NEWS
\
We want to thank Mrs. Clark for
teaching our rooih on Friday.
Susan Buggy brought soipe fall
leaves for the science table. They are
waxed and mounted.
Joan Eichman brought a brown
caterpillar.
Barry Simpson hai a large toy
plane. Cheri Schmidtt has a parakeet. He can smack his lips.
Margaret Ackley's brother fell
from a bike and hurt his kru-e.
Rita and Linda Millikcn's grandmother has some new puppies.
Frances Reason's baby kittens have
their eyes open now and can walk.
Jimmy Cantrall's sister had u birthday today. We wish her a Happy
Birthday.
Lee Allison found a dead turtle.
David Loar has* a baby kittin.
Ronnie Morgan has 2 ducks. He
keeps them in a cage. A bird got in
Marilyn Singer's house and the cat
• got it.
I We were happy to see Barbara
\ Ludwig today. She tells us she has a
new baby sister.
SECOND GRADE NEWS
John Wilson's mother went to the
hospital Sunday.
Bonnie Kuhn's mother has been
visiting in Ohio. She wil return tonight (Monday).
Chiquita Araburge/s dog, Lady,
had to be taketr to the veterinarians
in Howell for treatment.
Johnny Dinkel, said, he with his
parents and sister, Christine, went
up north this summer and way up to
Newberry. They saw Spikehorn Meyer and his bears at Harrison. Spike
Horn has long whiskers that reach to
his waist. The bears like peanuts
and are real ugly and fight amonr
themselves. Johnny did not g*o up in side the fence but looked at them
through the wire.
GRADES 1, 2 and 3 NEWS
Sunday Pat and Mike Tessmer and
their family had a picnic in a park
•even miles fr<jm Battle Creek.
Mike Harden and his family took
Mike's sister back to school in Flint.
Paul Leedy went \vith.-Ui«*m. '
One of- i:lncla Rhodt . ! ; ! ' l e 'puppie:, died.--'
Don Pescola's dog has two pUppies.
V.
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4 ?.
-I:- neiij
Willow Riin, --Saturday.
KoocvL Durow has a boil on the
o'd','.: of his neck.
We aTe very.sorry to ht-ai Paul
and Pauline Stapleton'o bi^ biother,
Chailt-s,' was cluownt'd. We want to
express our sympathy to all ol" the
family.
THIRD GR'DE NEWS
Mary Lee Ascheubrennei' ha^ a new
television.
Dianne and Venning: Curts visited
their grandmother Sunday.
They
have pome baby rabbits.
Arm M""V:P wf-nt to Dearborn on
Ray J t Duffy, M. D.
Pinckney, Michigan
Drily 11:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M.
Except Wednesdays
Mon/, Tues., Fri., Sat.,
7>00 to 8:00'P. M.
Dr. G. R. McGloskey
DENTIST
112V5J N. Michigan Ave.
Telephones: Office 935
. Residence 814
Evenings by Appointment
Howell, Michigan
Herb Sneed
MyroB 4 Hughes
Plumbing &ud Heating
Repairing
Licensed Master Plumber
Phone 183F2 ~
1075 EasfrM-86, Pinckney
FUNERAL
HOME
Don C. Swarthouf
Director
Modern Equipment
\
Ambulance Service
Phones 39 and G3, Pinckne>
Fred C. Reickhoff, Sr.
. OPTOMETRIST
' 1 2 0 West Grand River
Prone 183 - 207 E. Gd. River
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i'none 358
Residence S t l
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Brokerage
Cry, Lake and Farm Property
LWest<Jck hauling
a Specialty
Weekly
Trips Made to
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pinckney, Mich. • Phone 161F1J
Lee Lafey
General insurance
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Hnckney, Mich.
K№RIGERATiON
SERVICE
Harold Ratty
Repairs on ftll Makes
Phone 154F3 Pinckney
Auctioneer
Farm baits A Specialty
Bars ny^e
Call Fowlervilie 4t>5Fli
Or. U. L Tovinar
DENTIST
8044 Portage Lake Roao
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Phone Dexter 3461
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Complete insurance Coverage
Phone 43 — Pinckney, Mich.'
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Farms, Homes, LaKe Property
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BroKer — 20b North Pearl
Mich. — Phone l e i
|FOR RjJNT-Modern four room
apartment^vaccant Uctobor 15,
FOR
SALE 2 windows
p4J24 Phone Brian ton 3731.
and frames, like new $'25.00.
FOR SALE-2 Guernsey cows, 1
9367 (Jedcx Lake Road. ^ _
has had first calf, 1. second calf
FOR SALE: Nice Red
Beets "for both bred or will trade for ewes.
canning.
Wm.
Goon Lake Road
Phone 91FU
WANTED-To «l1ake Care of Pie (FOR SALE-AK.C ri«gi«t«rod Q M
school children ^ays. Incruire at man She per d. on* year old
410 Putnam or phone 106F2*
_JWion« Pinckn#y 177 F21 a*t»r
7 p.m.
FOR
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ttoh,
puppies, sable and^ white and tri Fofl &ALtii№ariy u w r/
colored
Dill O D*H K«nneU jSporton Tabviaion $1|^5.
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Pinckaey, Mick Rte, 2
,Phone'
234 W. Mala
Dextet 5615
FOR BAIJi-Whito
BAUi-Whiti Hock
ens.
Mrs. Rampci
—ABES AUTO PAiTTB—
6uppUM-Auto
Parti 1220 Mowers Road,
spell- Welding
AutomotlT* GlaM Sold and In WANTED :Baby
Sittinq
after
Scrap Matii- school hours- Betty Lou Hukmao
F m M y i r n d ' l e r h:<, ; i hobitv of col- atalkd. W« Buv
!-<»tm (r '"hci!": .-rul n u . i n y
ile w a s lals.
610 UDod'Jla St., Pinckn.y.
a b s e n t f r o m school l a s t T h m - lay a n d 1018 East Grand
i' ri.rlay beams*- of
Howell Mlehi
: ;'Uh
;_and ana qiuvei. c<w^t>u QI mix
pent
AUTO P."
^wiss Cows,
h!
ni-h
a, also'proces»wu xuaa uiuvel*
ancv
FOR SALE-Electic renqe,
like £OR S A J ^ - 4
cretaries of all the states to get in5
year
old.
lit ad.
^ & I GiiAV£L COMPANY
DdtL new $105, ocoasional
chair 2 6 vear old.
due
Oc3 month*. lb Ca^i
formation for our booklets.
Ronold
bred
e s west ol howell at
or rockers, electric washinq mach- 2V*
SIXTH GRADE NEWS
and
nie
Sin
Road.
Pkon© How
oko lne.
monthfi old heiier.
Mrs Floyd Martin
Our class earned nine dollars and Masdn
eci apii
:d
near
Bent984
I
2
or
Fowlenrl^
Cell : i 8 Howell
Beardskry Re
its leg twenty-one cents selling football prol1900
ey
LpRc Pnvter'g
grams at the football game Friday FOR tiALE: 1942
injured
; : \m shell night.
iiUMi brought
tu schoc. Michaol
We are making dishei out of paper
a catei piUar and Cliffcv , • lL^Kler and mache,
—PIANO LESSONSv
moths.
LcRoy Poiter brouRiU
Classlcal or Popular
We are making a class paper. We
r
Dianne a.e also making another football proMary Ellen Siii';-vi- n ;l
U A. BEATHE
i Curts. haw nev !=hf:< s
<Rush Lake N Phone 157F13
gram to sell at the ball game Friday
I Michr.pl Tew, iainen thovrht 1 1 was night.
P
picking up a stone from ill! lake
W.
WLEfl J . a C
Mrs. Cantrall brought cup cakes,
Saturday but it turned out to be a
Specialist
GhJropodl*
ice
cream we
and
candy
for Mary
Bou's L.Foot
birthday,
were
all v«ry
surprised.
^ ^
QcUUvet.
turtle.
MiMrod Kellenberaer
ll
brought
rprised I | ' M J . J
•uttin<
of
We m.'ul? f»'r?e han[leaves Friday.
' John Colons
a tryto school.
M o n
brought a turtk for our terrarium, Be*-L-J™
- ^«»« W f
LfRoy Pnrter's mother bas new too.
FOR SALE—Nol and 2 Potatoe*
Peter brought & polish newspaper to W H l k d Wfltae Phone 17P4
Vitchen cii.jbuards
B i i l y Ugh:
-v- rhe-.4Hn on .heir school
We all had a taste of Caviar that MANBELL'S SAW FIUMG SHOP
SHARPENING
\v
'Donna
un- • the teacher brought to school for us LAWN MOWER
; : UB24 Rlverbank Lne
'because we are studying Russia and.
cl:\s Sun.lay and rode a puny.
Wallace Singer's cousin Billy visit- that is one of their foods.
i£lAND LAKE, 1QCH.
ed him Sunvl;-y night.
John V 'lone was ill last p'riday.
GecrL;^ Hendfll lias moved and
is no^." Koiu^ o ih-4 Dex*lei School.
••<
aaU
! ]
The Pinckney Sanitarium
\
Pi nek
I
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&j
Fritit
Fish
Market
Courteous
CLARK'S
FOURTH GRADE NEWS
We have forty boys and girls in
- ur room this year.
Se\en boys and girls are new to
our school.
i • We are working on our handwriting.
; Our class held a meeting and electy ed our officers for the firat hali1 of
\ the year. Karen Singer is President,
Janice Rose is vice-president, our
secretary is Kathy Reason and our
treasurer is Linda Kelenberger.
Karen appointed our room committees.
We had our Reading ReadinMt
Tesf last week.
Today we. are having «ur first
Engsjah test:
Deniae Mower- Ls nine years old
today.
FIFTH GRADE NEWS
Willing Workers is the name of
our club.
Our first library period started on
Monday.
We have six groups each individually named. They are as follows:,'
Wee Wigs, Dizzy Whizzy Bugs, The
Sp'eeders, Tic-Tac-Toes, Busy Huzzy
Bees, Mighty Steamers.
\ W« hav« written Utters to the s*-
&&tt~«^z?&- »\s,»
B
MOJ
set;
Stoker ,Po€ohentas and
Hard
lump
Farmers Feed & Supply Co
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