06-05-1946 - Village of Pinckney

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Hie Pmclomy Dupatch Wednesday. June 5, 1946
Volume 63
News Items of
Buys in Service
Graduating
i Alumni Reunion
Exercises Reunion Hvki
n
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CHWei1
No. 23
Mich* Masouic
Convention
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OMM£N
Rev. Francis iur^: y, pastor
at 7-Ao "• 1 U : 0 0 a. m.
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i A l : l k ' o l , u ^ingay in t h e Detroit
Satu. .iy.
%fej i * * * M M t f D « | O a r B o *
U , r a lapse ot a year Che M i e n . ' F r e e 1'res, s a y s the h u e s of women h e
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Masonic
grand lodge convention was sees in front of grocery stores and
At* fenfef ia
School Last Friday Night
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After Five Year Lapse
P r e p a r a t i o n for Holy
Comaiun resumed last week at Grand Kapids jmcut markets reminds him of the
Harry
H a w p e r i a n ia home with
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ion each Saturday « to 8 p. m. tuid
he u u u i i o n .smiled Alouuay
wuihjGuod F.urth written by l'earl
Buck
m uisqhage fjora the USN.
N.
1 he a n n u a l commencement
exer-1
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| •Sunday 7:00 to 7 »30 a. m.
the grand .na.ters du.iu-r and a 3rd j in where a constant smuggle in China
1 6 6 tickets were sold for the Finck Sun., .J u n e i) Communion
«., for men of ^ K I C C h> W k Uul gc..
George Aachenbrenner
V S N is* cises were held a t t h e school Friday '
by mothers U» g e t enough food to
home I r o m t h e South Pacific with a night. The stage was decorated with ney high school alumni banquet last ! Holy Name Society. *tuh week of the
A he c u m n m u v
v j i 0 had ; , J C U t j keep their c h i M ^ n from starving is
ilowers and plants. The class appear- S a t u r d a y night. It was served in the . - ^ t h Novenim.
discharge after 2¼ years.
J ears drawing up anich-s
«-'-s oi
of incumr-'uVpicted.
iiiiur|iiMaybe this is rather f a r
atiun of live
llv AUi>u Masmiic \iuniv i\ fetched but nevertheless we seem to
S t e v e Aachenbrenner USA has had ed, clad in,caps and gowns,the march school cafeteria style by the Smith I Prayers a r e requested for
< a n o t h e r operation on his leg,njured , ^ e , ^ r J ) l a y e d b? M r s « Merwin C a m p - j C a t e r i n g Co., A n n Arbor.
jKev. Daniel Kyun, pastor of Sacred ported. Oa niuUuuut Clark MeKen/a, have entcivd into the first stage of
bell
y A1,ai d
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in F r a n c e D-Day. He is a t Percy !
\ ™" £*ve the invocation f
First on t h e program was t h e c a l l Heart Seminary,
Detroit a n d late u was defeated on gu.unds it u , J jit. Of cotioc relatively speaking there
C O l l l l u l Ot 1.(>;:,.• '.'ion,
. : i : , U j | , , j , v,
J o n e s hospital, fcattle C reek.
j A n i n " ° v a t i o n was tried this year. I to o r d e r by t h e president, Mrs. iMae ' Frances Marx of Wvanu'otte
|»" '_>«' loud shortage here. Millions of
J lie Lkmiu vl lii ,1, , ,J I'M JH, ,. . i'U.>heU of wheat a r e being withheld
Jimmie Doolittle w a s heme f rom [ i n ^ a d f of the s t a u u a r d parts
such Hunt, 'limn followe<l ringing by the I Among the intentions a r e
Sun., pro.>jjo.s»'d by Paul Sti\i\. ! >n W>-, w .
4 Hem the market and the same in true
Camp Grant ->ver. tha week end
' u s valedictory, salutatory,
history high school glee club. T h e roll of I for late Wm. Doyle, Mom,
Mary adopted. This pruvidr.-. i' a a '
etc#
t h e
raduates
(
Jr.Doyle is stilf in Caifornia where
2
recited
famous Classes dating back to 18i)l was call- Barbara McOwen, Tues. Wed., Thur.
M.aru oi meat because the producers uV not
hiss shin is being decommissioned. He o r a t i o n s - There was no Wilson Mem-j by t h e secretary, Mrs. Mary J a n e Special intention, Fri., Devotion t 'J J made up of all grunu' lodge nn-mbrt ibnik tlie ceiling price is high enough
orial
. member fium each of itu •Many persons who should know better
expects a discharge.
P r i z e this year in English, it j Tasch. Glenn Tupper of St Johns Sacred Heart, Sut., Virgil of Fente- \' a n d < >
navin
Deen
3.'i districts to meot 4 times o yt-ar >a\ei' r.M,o\ my all pi'ices curb.Fred Singer USX has landed in
in
S
discontinued
gave t h e welcome to 5 classes grad- cost, feast and abstinance day.
prices curbs a n d
and
pass o u Masonic b.'gi.-ilaiio
LL • l e t i i i f i a t i i i n i\t<t
J e r r y Ledwidge
presented
t h e uated since the last alumni a n d the
S a n F r a n t i s c o , Cal iforina where his
•gii hUpreme e n d soar
I'orc grand lodge meets.
senior gavel to Charles D a r r o w j u n i o r rsponses were made by J a m e s Dooto lln> skies. This the argue would
«1 ip will be decoinmctionod.
COMMUNITY C O K u X . ^ H J R C H
class president and1 also $50 from the little, 11)45, George Aschenbrenner,
. T h e following legislation was pass s , ) i J " biii
' hoardeo' wheat and
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Al(
senior
class
to
the
Memorial
Field.
ed':
Allow
donaiiims
to
Urd
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njii'Kei. This treatment
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FORM T R l - C O U N ' l Y L E A G U E
1944, Pauline Amo, 11)43,
Helen
The
high
school
glee
club,
directe
Mre.Floreajo Baugbn,Or^aiu»t a n d ami
charitable organizuiins by a , u a . , u ied al> r World War. I and reBeryl Amburgoy a t t e n d e d a meet
" Reynolds 1942 a n d J e r r y Ledwidge,
Choir Director
by
Mrs.
Campbell
sang
several
sel
two-thirds
vote of the lodye. -. Fh'ct 1 suited in the daiii<r--t depression this
ing
in Dexter Wednesday
night
1946.
ection> Rev
IJe
G.
M.
Thompson,
S.
S.
Supt.
grand lodge officers by ;u-i!,.n" .tun
';••• country ever experienced.
Food and
where plans were made to reform t h e ,
" a c h e y gave the heneJack Young gave the memorial for
diotion
Morning
Worship
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o
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n
who
have
no
uppusit
u>u
;;!.(,ave
;:'raud
pi-ounce
were
thrown
o
the
market
old Tri-County hard ball league.The |
n
the deceased members a n d the four Sunday School
u$
T n e senior
th s
0
ludjie powi-i to control blae lodj^e in- in such quantities that it exceeded all
t e a m s t o be represented a r e Dexter*
* h?ave
' week on ex- alumni who lost their lives in the
t e n s i v c a u t o tri Si T h e n
bo
s in 3
Choir
practise,
Wed.
evening.
vest merits aim' erection of Masonic demand and wl\eat t;nni>led to 30c
Chelsea, W i n c h e s t e r , Brighton a n d i
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world war. They were E a r l liernuist
c a i s dl ivL u l)V M r
temples; 4. Changed time petaioiH per lui.'lu'l. The same thing would
Pinckney.
Another team is* desired. ! '
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- deader,
Jack GeneS oper, J o e Lesiak and
Clare
Hunnett
a n d
must lay on the table from one lu-happen again today.
GOSPEL MISSION
The t e a m s a r e madfe up mostly 0 f !
E m m e t t Widmayer go Gilmore.
v nat
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Jwara Beache nar month to next slated meeting;
w a r veterans a n d will play Sundays
P P ° Peninsula and return
The service men present were askvia
Wisconsin
and
Ilinois.
They
S. S. Supt
Marvin Shire o.Raised c ' d a r y of grand lectiuer to
and holidays.
^ u tw-i44Vt<HHfmg-n+r- th 0' n a."hi e—caft will-be- g-ene-a--weekr-The -S-^irl* with c"l to stand.
t * 0 ™ 1 " Worship _ . . . . . _ _ - l o m x^ frrri "rrye'rlr plus - $tT "< >x'pe ilsF 'li"m n <• y.
tia; and threats John P.Lewis appears
A number of old grads were called Sunday School
Mrs. Lob dell go to Mackinac Island,
10-1.,
CONSERVATION DEPT.
The following legislation was <te lo have emerged 1 from the strike conR e t u r n of gam* Kill cards f o r ' t h e n t to Montreal, Quebec, Boston, oon f o r remarks, including Dr. Nor- Young People's Meeting"'.'..... 7-30 feated1: 1. To abolish t i l " 0 ! ' L ' i ' i ' ' o ' ' V I e r e i l C l with the attainment, of practiYork City a n d Niagara Falls.a man Wilson, Roy Teeple, Koss Read rJveiling Worship
s . ( „ , balloi on second ami third ib "Tei^ ••',
1945 show an inci eased kill of ducks, j New Vo
P.H . S v a r t h o u t , K L . Reason and i'rfiyer Service, Wed
evci.\ objective he asked. These
18:09
ks trip.
geese, coots a n d snowshoe hares, a two wee
To
ri'duce
the
peloid
for
life
memberincliule ;
Wk, W a l t e r Mercer.
. IS'.: cents iin hour wage
NOiiCE
decreased kill of partridge,
prairie
~
ships from 40 to lit) years;:',.To grant i n c r e a s i
The election of officers for next
!.A .>2f>,()in>.oou,a year welThe Philalhea Class
and Lazier. life ineini ership> on an\ date al'ter
chickens a n d about t h e a v e r a g e of [CIHCJUIT COURT NEWS
I'ai <• I 111
finrnri'ed by a -.5 tax on
year resulted as follows:
Aid hold a coiiibiiu.r nweting J t ; , u ihe 4U111 Masonic ;, v :ir is i " u i;e 1 ;
cotton tails and sharp t a i l e d ' g r o u s e , i Fi t h e only j u r y case thiss term.
(A
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r
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ton oi' CII.DI mmed;3.Unionia»- 1
President
^ielcn Kennedy ]'i.lU
H ; J " P- '"• witJi Mrs. Millie 1, To <ieviate frc-m the printed o r m s l L l o n
A Canadian lynx believed extinct j a verdict of no cause for action was
if
foremen ;4.A'lec|iiate housing * . y s ' :
Liliott.
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Vice
President
M
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AtFce
?an
i n Michigan was seen n e a r Gwinn (rendered in the Shaefer vs Laier auapi(CO''('d by u'i'and lodge. -r). To : •' s e ? facilities for miners. Of course all
Secretary - , " e l e n Reynolds
laat week. They weigh 80 lbs.
I to damage case.
[all ];'tit ionej's for inenilter^bq) S.i loi this means an increase in price of
J*<* Y o i , , 1 ' r NOTICE
2 northern g r a y foxes,a t r e e climb J In circuit court last week
Fre<t T r e a s u r e r . the Masonic ''Ionic
.Home endowment
endowment illli' coal. For the mine owners will lose no
The n gul a i ' meet ing of i 'ira kne\
The
balance
of
t
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eweninpr
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ing animal, were
taken In Alger Vanness was given 4 to 14 years for
1». To .-et he mininiun di<es of a 1 time in passing the cost onto the peoJohn Hane O.K.S.wil I b e 1leld r 'i'idav ni - h i .linn
county recently.
forgery. His
companion,
George ,nor1 in d a n s m g with
ple. Com;iO:.s and the pro><K n'ud
.,, j(.[i;<ran ! '"'es at ^i) a \eai,;i.
m.
ith
at
H
Initi
ation.
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d
"y.
The deepest oil well k n o w ^ is in W e s t e r m a n was p u t on 2 years pro- calling:-T,, require . miina'ioii <m :ird degree p h n i y of t.iik .about Mr. Lewis but
L'juisana. I t is 2 1 2 miles deep.
batijn
and
also
ordered
to
u l n I I it c;one down to action (here
lesson 2 months after rai.-ing.
NOTICE
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' m a k e good the checks ho wrote.Lloyd !
u :is iolbiiiK' <|oing and John L.Lewis
LOCAL N O T E S
Due to increased labor costs jt ;.,
B a S E B A L L SCORES
i.'-u.i-.^t
will ho M ' - . I M
there'
/11 a > no t I l e . ' J i
horn of a bit of his
Finckney high f-chco; failed to coirth'is week and Kicn^rd F r a n k until j Mrs.M . G. Robinson is visiting necer.sary to raise the assessment f o
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friend's in Fenton.
care of lots in the Pinckney cemett i n u e their winning »rreak a n d lost Sept. H e is o u t on $300 bail.
spout o j ' v J ^ $;} each for J:
both games last week. A n n A r b o r ! A quiet title degree was grantedf Cecil Hooker o f , A n n Arbor
I I ' "'e,ry
n n e k n i ' v Cemeterv Association
old IMc.J.iiid years ago a
beat them T u e s d a y 13 to 2. Chuck to George Sehaefer, vs Jacob Sliger. the v, eekjC'ld a^ttie Roy Dillingham
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a
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VviiuTred (ji-aves, >'eo-T:xas.
'Ire
(1 as ''leroij, itli ancient
Clkrk a n d G u s Ledwidge held A n n The following "divorces were grant- , home.
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v,iv t he cent 1! figure in
A r b o r to 6 hits b u t received poor e d : Dorthea from I'ari S a w y e r ; and
Walter Reason, daughter,
Isabel
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Hi u.is u ually a juggler
i u p p o r t , Pinckney making 8 errors*. ;Jolan from Lyle Euler. *
and husband of Detroit were in town MARY ELIZABETH BRIGHAM
o
r
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;:a:,i''i
n
mid the urn i entertaif*:i
Maiy F'llzabeth Gooosjieod
Brigthey were also helpless at b a t o n l y ! TIJIF week the Pritchard
divorce Thursday.
1< r .a iu the parade. A saying
getting 2 hits.
>case is «dated a n d the suit of Thesis .^Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k Earn en of De- ham, 74, dieif at her home at Chubb,
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i i • n; il,c in \\ hit ii a person
T h u r s d a y they dropped their l a s t - R o b e r t s vs Charles Sutto.i, adnjinis- tiqlt called on Mrs. Villa Richards Corners Sunday. Surviving are her
\\ lo e> 1 1 |h <l otiiersin dai'iig was >airf
husband, hizra, a brother, Wells in
game to Brighton 7 to 5. They d e - t r a t i o n of an estate is set
] Thursday.
i - uel lei no' Herod, J'resident Truman
tho merchant marine a n d a sister,
feated this team two weeks ago.Gus
^ * " a n d Mrs. Clyde Fisher caileo Mrs. Crace Simons of Detroit.
mii;i;t be a id* I u have onlherded HerLedwidge pitched his last g a m e f o r V1LLLAGE BOAKD O F R E V 1 P W
on Mrs.Leitie Fisher a t Webbervilh
od
ia a week when he jiropos.ed a mea
The funeral v a s held Wednesday
Pinckney b u t was poorly supported.
The board of review of Pinckney Suniiay.
: are io coML,'re>s to settle the strike
ifternoon foom the home, Rev. Al-i
Despite the losses Pinckney ends the'villa.ee will meet a t the town hall in
PALL
0 . STRAWHF.CKKR
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-it mil ion by drafting men for laoor a.s
A
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l
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e
d
Pfau
a
n
d
\M'le
of
Toscu.
red Allard
officiating.
Buria in •
season with a fine record. They won Pinckney o Monday, J u n e Id and
Son.e
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,-id''tracked'
tcj
the
<ie-r,•
i
n
' tliey v e r e d l ' a f l e d fnv w a i ' f a r e .
This
Cemetery. Howell.
10 and lost 6. Ann Arbor beat thjem Tuesday, J u n e 11 to review the a s - called a t t h e f t m . .Shehan home Sun- Lakeview
oral Purpose committee and put over same thing' was propo>.e<f daring the
day.
twice, Stockbridge,
Brighton a n d sessment roll from 8:00 a. m. to 5 :00
for a year.This included- J. Allowinc .car hat never got anywhere Sirange
NOTICE
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Mis.
Ross
lieaa,
Mrs.
I
d
a
Byeis
Chelsea each once. They b e a t Dexter p.m..All persons having
grievances
u.se oJ idae lodge rooms to non-Ma.and J a n e t Feidier were iu Ann Ar> The Kings Daughers will meet at •onic ojgani/al iins ; 2('iiiJie:in</ date of to -ay, tla-^e memlevs of congress
twice, Hartlandf twice, St. Thomas, are invited to appear.
bor Monday.
the home of Alta Meyer Thursday {amajal communieat ion ; 1. Setting up v.lio have he< 11 londe -1 m their comleGrass Lake, Chelsea, Brighton a n d
Lee Lavey, President.
,,:inat'cm of labor &, 'strike., wete most
Fowlerville.
£H&8
Mrs. N . J . Buzzard spent several June 13 a t 2:00 o'clock sharp.
ia disti'ict deputy grand lecturer sy- vehement again.,t this bill. Among
S H I P BOARD, ot R E V I E W i d a y « >" Detroit,Royal Oak a n d FernMae Daller Sec,
Of this years team Charles Clark, T O
„,,W N,,
stem.
.them were Hep. Clare Hoffman of
JGUS Ledwidge, B u d Forcf, J a c k Reid
The P u t n a m township board
o f ' d a l e last week,
Or. Wednesday an amo. :it a i n o u n t - j ^ j r ) , j j , a n nn(\ Senator Taft of Ohio.
a n d Don B u r n s have graduated.AH review will meet a t the town hall in | M r > a u d y^^ W n i > McCullough of NOTICE
ing to 10c l\,r wvry ihch.. rfi es pay-j>Talk seenH to be plentiful among cera r e s t a r players a n d will be missed. l J inckney on Monday a n d Tuesday, iBedford were Sunday guests of Air. On and after Wednesday June !>th
ing ;.M»on t o r tn i lrabilita" io,,u of tain elements in congress but u hen in1946 t h e Livingston County Mutual
J u n e 4 and 5 ana' Monday and T u e s - ' a n ( j Mrs. Fred Wylie
destroyed foreign . / J g e s was passed comes down to action that !>• a horse
SOFT BALL NEWS
day,June 10 a n d 11 t o review and j r ) t i i J f u u d Bruce Buzzard of We- Fire Insurance Company will be locaafter a long d(lm»e.
A
special of an entire!/ different color
In t h e soft ball league t h e T i g e r s . correct t h e assessment roll All per- \l>etroit
^ ted a t t h e First National Bank BuildiSpcnt t h e w e e k e n d a t
assessment of a ^J a year or dues
lost their 0 t h straight game,the Cubs [sons wich grievances a r e invited to N j BuziarcT home. •
ing, 105 W. Grand River, Howell, paying Mason to build a 40 bed adAre we preparing for World W a r
winninp 3 t o 4. Wednesday, D o n ' a p p e a r before it
J Mr. a n d Mrs. L. W. Martin 01 De-Michigan.
dition on t h e Michigan
Alma Ma- 111 ? After making the World Safe
Lynn Hendec, supsrvisor
S w a r t h o u t , old time pitcher pitched
O. H. Holmes,
Secretary
jtryit a n d Itoy Teeple a n d wife of
sonic
hospital,
to
cost
¢240,000
wa. for Democracy in 1!>1H, we picked
the Bears t o a 4 to 2 victory over
Brighton
called
on
Mrs.
Villa
Richpassed. T h e assessment is for two up Dui' inaibles and went home, 27>
Mrs. Lll.u Lamb spent the week!
the Panthers.
ards T h u r s d a y night.
year.-.We
understand more additions year., later had to go back and do it
end
in
Detroit.
Official Standings
Mrs.
G.
D.
Line
of
Oak
and
lRoyal
oy
are planned culminating eventually m all o \ e r again iiy their action in killMr, Edith Peck is staying a t t h a ' " " ' ^ ' ^ " "*«? °l ^
.
Cubs
4
1 .800
iM
B u z z a r
f
Dtitroit
a J«>0 beef hospital. A t pres< nt the ling the draft congress may make it
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Bears - 3
2 .000 Rev. P o t t e r home.
ho. eital capacity is 37. The home has nece.-.-ary for our sons and grandsons
Albert Dia>ei has the basement o f | * « f c e » d a y . with Mr. a n d Mrs. i U .
Paathera
3
2 600
2 178 gucsls of home. 87 a r e women. 'to l'inisii the job we should do now
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Timers
0
5 .000 his new house about completed.
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m
forces a r e withdrawn
One sixth a r e bed ridden and brought ilf all Alliied
Miss Virginia Umstead entertained 1 ***** ***»?
f ?
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Games Next W e e it:
H
Roche of
iroei
F.urope
there
is iiittle cfoubt
here on stretchers.
f ^ A r bor we re
Monday-Bears vs Tigers.
M 30 friends a a d relatives a t h e r h o m e ' M « - P° >'
a f t e r Commencement.
j I h u r s d a y guests a t t h e Wm. bhehan
1'aul Strawhecker, brother of M r ; . hli;ii it will -iuickly r e - r t to its old
Wedhe&day-Cubs vs P a n t h e r s .
ko
Estfier Campbell, J'inrkncy.w-a.-; >.l':'*: c y i .,; 1 : 1 0 i i. Trie first Michigan draft
Miss E d n a Maas and Allen Dinkel
^fM u a i t h plays soft ball h e r e F r i d a y
spent Sunday a t t h e Stanley Culver}
Culver; M«»>* .^ ^ ^ »^™ d g e of
Detroit
ed grand ( r a s t e r ; Clarence Hooper of taft**r the sa.^pension of t h e induction
Wl
night at 7.-00.
a t
y
Flint, d e p u t y ; Hazen Cole, Ithaca, 0 f t ( . ( . n f l gers and fatlier.s only yieldl ^ e j ^ Deerfield
! w e r e F n d a y guesi*
^ 1 0 hred
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Od.
''. W . ; H u g h Johnson, T r a v e r s e ' P d 2-><» m<"'. At this r a t e t h e army
MAKR1AGE U C E N S E S
1 M r . a n d Mrs. Charles Reason of ,
^
attended the commenceCity , J . W . ; Clark McKenzie, K a l a m a - ; a t K i navy ^iii dwindle away t o nothD u a n e Wenejrar, SO, T h e m a Sher- Gregory w*re Sunday callers a t the ( ^ ^ <xercises.
e Wra
;'.oo, Treas. ;Homer Newton, Pontvac, and the f'csdiavge rate is much g r e a t
» a n , 2 6 , F o X v i U e ; Alex Mizine, Albert Dinkel Come.
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S e c ; F r a n c i s Ijambie, Midland,l^ect- r i . Of course all families w a n t their
28.HoweU,Arline Powell; 2 3 , D e t r o i t ; J
Mias A i b e r t a Dinkel entertain Mr. j cer home were Miss Florence Tupper
urer ; Rev. Donald, F l i n t , Chapiain; bovs back and warfare is foreign
S t . e s t Richmod, 2 0 , H o w e U , V i d b i ^ n d Mrs. Paul Ludtke ol^Gregory of F h n t , Glenn Tupper of S t ^ J o o h n s
Dr. Morgan Smoad, Rochester, S.L). to American instincts. Still we have
P^ a i n^ , 1 8 , Howell jClayton McDaniels, Sunday i n heiwr of Levi Ludtke b i r > n d Dr. Walter Mercer and family 0
1
1
1 1
and Dick Steed, Tiler. They hacT no a j0>> in do and should not quit with
24, Howell Wilnia Harvey, 2L5iowell today
l "** ^
^ ^
opposition. G u y Powell of Detroit It half dV>ne.
D r and Mrs. Walter Mercer of Eaat 1 M r s . Luella P a t t e r s o n spent F r i was elected J. D. over George BashMEMOMAL FIELD
[Lansing a*d Miss Florence Tupper ,d*y a t l * e Stanley
^ ^ - ^ are, Detroit, Mike liaguJcy, Lansing,
Mrs. Ddiothy Campbell tool Ker
M o « d o n a t i o n , came in f o r t h e of Flint catted F r i d a y a t the A l b e r t ^ m k e l a n 3 soru John Stanley returnWm. Hamilton, Three
Rivers and pupils to Greenfield Village iM t h e
V e t a i m w M e m o r i a l Field last week. Dinkel home.
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^
hor f o r «
^
^
Sfhlynderer. Ann Arbor on theFord factory last Welnesday.
fireworks j second ballot.Schlandcrer wax elected
Mrs.Don Swarthout took h e r puj grand marshal 1 over Baguley, liash- pils to the Detroit zoo Friday via t h e
F . I L S . Glass of 1946 . . . . . . 5<MX> , - r a i n g oourses a t Mt. C a m e l hispit Clyde Fn«her attended the Perrj
Ja*t « e e k .
jra a n d Hamilton. AH these officers school bus.They e o t caught in t h e
M ZTILZZ?
5 0 0 S ^ f r ^ t ^ a d a r e o n vacation be-.hijrh school alumni T h u r a d a v n «ht.
. . . . . . .
luive been gue-its a t Pinckney on rain b u t had a fine time 'nevertheless.
H.E. D W W
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& . W | ^ j>etrort and a r e ^ J * *
M r *n<l Mra W C. AtLee attendXim Sigler jumped back in the
Mrs. Lvla Rvan closed a very sueP e r c y H W s m-rr—m»_ 5 ^ ' . f o r e resamig ^ r c o u r e e a t S t . J o e , ^
~
J
~ * i ^ T h u r 8 d a y . llime light when he accused Senators past masters nights but 2
also a t U e « r f u l te'rm of school last Tuesday
Next
years
meeting
i
jCfae ^mA o f t a k i n g 4 * * & t h e oalI v P a n d Mrs- W J 4 . Meyer were Johnson a n d McDonaH of tlv. comw a s hospital* A « » A « o r .
Grand Rapid*.
with a picnic on the beautifwl lawn a t
0$ tJtfiwhw
h e tenaasMd
c o u<fce
r t Cence
s
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! r , . . « i l „ - » : - « ^ . ituests of Mr. and,miutoe
inveBtisatin*
grand
j u r yI nexm » t ewn a
d
penditures
of accptin*
bribes.
»
'Mrs.<J . W.Meyer,Stockbridjre.
tbe Youngl&ve school. There were 4 0
jjrid and 0WMfr
be i
-^- apofe
- ^ . .will
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* * « h H * «*<>« » * « *»J1 ^ ^ " " ' • " c a l k M a t t h e Louis Sbehan home way t h e senators were hoisted by |W>eiNSON S i i J R E Y
present t o help h e r < ^ l e b l ^ * . t * | J
t W fttroit E4»-, igimmt4
^ ^„,4
Suwiay W t o « J ^ J S ^
^
^ F r . McQuillan their o w n petard. They summoned
Mi.:s A U t h a Robinson a n d Jere- occasion.potluck dinner w a s
aan w*n
J T *!!? T r * * ^ ^ a * ^
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™* ***»*» o ^ Howard O u n m o r e o f DetroK„and Sigler before them t o testify. He r e Xi* committee ^ J
4
n w a s pub- miah Shirey of Pinckney were m a r r - ' n o o n and every body partook »> **
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• * * * * « . P*«*ey< AmbnrKey S l ^ S S i a « d JEwnily, A n n Arbor. Ifused t o l i n k * , t h e a e
ied Sunday by Rev. K a m e y a t t h e game of ball in t h e
WlaM**tt*
* * r * ^ / 2 J * » > » > —* ^ f c n * "*«> **i\<A t o atop t ^ ^ S i o
«Hi family spent last j l i e A* a parting shot
Their
Bert VanBlaLreum j r . k i n ^ ^
I both Johnson a n d McDonald of t a k -Baptist parsonage a t Howell.
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Mr.and
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ke o n t b e J M * * 'Charleaf
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row hospital, Lansing with t w a * * * r i ? * ^ i L__^
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K ,r .,and Mr,, . ^ { i ^ bribes and said he had proof .The
Vkt footfall aorf soft kail b e r e Memorial ftay 7 t e l . * > M
Shirey.After,
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• • * » • - l a J l j i * ' m t * e Mr*. Anthony
imK
of a n a u t o
and will n e v e r come off. Their committee e m Michigan they will reside in this
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Earl Baadhn how>*
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with
R O B E R T WALKER, J U N E ALLYSON, HUME C R O N . N , R O C H E a L
ER A N D E k b O N
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NEIGHBORING NOTES
Hev
Virgil Allan! has r e s i d e d a s
% i ^ t . . . - o i tin D i i M o r i u a ^ l . e h u r e h .
\
M:ukiiKh i - < i l e : i u is t h e n a m e o t
1
t h e new A:iA-Mcan L o t i o n p o s t
org a n i z e d a t Su»ekl>rid.ye.
Puu1 Steph e n s in fi,ii,:i.: in.ii. r.
,
J.0 l o n n e i .-.ervue m e n a r e a t t e n d ing: lie i h v ; u ' N'i'i'u' h e l d at ( i r e y o r y
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i ue i t i n e r a ] w a » S a t u r d a y , R e v ,
' ™ * u i i l ^ t i n ^ . She
*<a.
Roaella
J * h f c e J e r U l i d X W i * *><>™ *" u i o a d a l b i i
^'ew \ e r k . S h e m a r r i e d r u n n a n R o - e
in 1 6 3 4 a n d c a m e t o /Michigan,
in J
1 8 3 5 . s e t t l i n g OK what is n o w
the
Charier Campbell farm. Eight childr e n w e i c b »rii to h e / o f
whom
5
a r e living'.
The lure for the Masonic cxcur- J
sion to Detroit J u n e 7 is $ 1 . 0 0 t h e
round trip.
>
WLTl
j
i h t Deti\-!i I I U I M ^ CO. has set the
' o l , , l c r VA,
, . , „ • "li^hifd
athletic
j l u . i a ; a i l r :^hu.u.
]
i 11L U v i n . ^ i u n C o u n t y P r e s s l i s t s
. t u e i \ A . . i..n c o u i a y dead* in W o r l d
T h e 1 incKiuey t o w n b a s e b a l l t e a m
p l a y s L'nadilla' h e r e n e x t S a t u r d a y .
The body of Mrs. B e t s y Fuller of
Lansing w a s brought here
Friday.
"own., M o u , T u e » . , J u n e 9 , 1 0 , 1 1
I ^ . u u a L '"•' U u U u c ' ^ u u l h e l i e v e t h e
ilsl I'Onipli'leF'uneifcL s e r v i c e s ( w e r e c o n d u c t e d a t
i i u . \ e ! l eai/en.-; at t h e i r a n n u a l , t h e W h i t c o m b c e m e t e r y b y K e v . S i m p .
M'huu; m e e t int;' will c o n s i d e r tlie c o n - ' s o n .
Starring
> n u a m u i a 7t'x<M> b r i c k g u i l d m g to
D a v e 13eni|.tt is building a
new
GENE TIERNEY, WALTER
HUSeiieVe j-eiwjol <.olle,t SU0U11.
oon the
.Howell
TON, VINCENT
PRICE,
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n 5 h o u s e on his farm
w> a u U
JaU,, n 0lJttl
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on
L A N G A N , SPRING B Y I N G I u N
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i road.
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o n
a
D U n e y C a r t o o n "In D u t c h "
^ ^ i e u u x >
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A n ice c r e a m social at t h e F. MoriJl l!
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S u n . S h o w s 3 , 5, 7 , , 8
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^ Tuesday nite to g e t funds
.*.,,. w . J . L a n u n uied at her home f o r l h e c h u b b s Corners school organ
Wed., Thur.,"june 12,1 3
in K u . . c l i Ala) 21. U i i e i u n e r a l \ s a s fund 1 .
DRAGONWYCK
x
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GIRL OF THE LIMBER
L O S T
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Buiiis had 2 cows killed
A o u , . m una u uuuglhcr,
iU.a. Urtou .
lijfhtnijJg
S a t u r d a y .
K o b m
ijUto,il
,
U r e u r l y h a d 14 s h e e p .
K l i n
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of G r e g o r y w a s
[UUKIINUA
CLJl-lON,
V A N E S S A ^ i ^ . , , : m i . u u i l i m m wie l w i g n l o o n r
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a
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w^kt. f-M T I W H A I .
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g i a d u a t e in t h e v o c a l m u s i c d e p t .
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tail m, I r w a v , i i L m i l n : J u t o • .
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of t h e M i c h i g a n S t a t e N o o r m a n a t
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,
.
x p s i l a n l i last week.
ii.e a i e in, Ued lo avail tllejuseJves .
.,.,
T-i i
- i - i i '
jj-i.
with
,
Alike D o o l a n is b u i l d i n g a n a d d i t EDWARD
ARNOLD,
FRANCES
__
J i o n orf h i s h o m e .
RAFFERTY, RAY COLLINS
, , , ,
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Will Dunning's hired man,Charles
l i i f .-uiihiits a i e wuiid'-ring w h e r e '
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Dibble, killed o blue racers one day
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C o m i n g - " D a k o t a " " Y o U n d a a n d t h e ,., ., . , . ,. ,.,,
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Just week.
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S i l v e r I^ake F r i d a y n i g h t b y
the
•iVe .-11 Ji. K. is ^'ettin^' in goo<* d u e t s .
H O W E L L , MICH
l U U t - l l a • i ) a \ i^4»yt»UH-fth—1- w o i i t l e r - r f
T H E GIRLS W H O GLORIFIED
• •• l i e ' - k'oniin,1: t o t h e d a n c e S a t . n i t e .
ZIEGFIELD
'"tin I);MI J . I i . jiiul L.Z. c o u l d n ' t g e t
T h u r . , F r i . , J u n e 6, 7
THE HIDDEN EYE
ii., i
y u,n ld
H o w e l l I h e a t r e :;;..:,,,.,
fr-1
SUSAN
'" " " ,vocai «mi iDltm«w ^ ^
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ing.-Lher at t h e s l i o w in H o w e l l M o n .
HAYWARD
in
DEADLINE AT DAWN
CONSTANCE
CUM.VUNGS,
HARRISON
Sel cted S h o r t s
REV
1
1
EIECIIBC EL?fl1
A _
W h o
w e r o
the spectacularly
FURNI5NE1S
1¾
t?Hm
W h i l e J.iJ. v , a s h a n d i n g o u t i n v i t a - 1 " ! K r t ^ h e r e did t h e y c o m e f r o m '
t i o a to i',.' - i l l s for t h e s h o w
S a t u r - I y™.-ve d i d t h e y g o ? A d e l e R o g e r s St"
da v.hv did,,"! he n s k e d S . K . ?
, ? h n s ' w H t i ' ^ in T h e A m e r i c a n W e e k]
.
/ W l t h thi« Sunday's (June 0 ) iSSUe
No need to fire up iliv turn:\;-r \b.r:.m 'A>.:\]y :-.^.1,1^ morn-
i s O T F . S3 Or-' 4 7 V E A R S A G O
" ,,
, T h e Di'tn^
Sund'ay
Times,
m a n (I. lio.-o w i d o w
of I t o l s t h e
fascinating
story of t h e * .
, iahulou> show MiHs.
Get
Sunday's
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t,i
iiicii!;c;, ,-•
inorieei's
win
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May
where you want it . . . v.Irrn yen Wiint it. I' i*.\, cloan,
ings when an etcctrV" l^-xlcv u!'> ^."v;1 'i 4i:m\. i annth . . •
economical, an el?etrie Su-ater is Ule } U\r wari;-?n^
J
Sat. J u n e 8 Only
V^".
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y o u r dres^in^ ru>iis, I , : ( •<
TALK ABOUT A LAD\ '
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ELECT
wiili
FALKEN^ERG
FOREST
TUCKER
Alx,
JINX
Faed A. Bell
Sheriff
ROARING RANGE
with
CHARLES
STARKET,
SMILEY
Just a Few Cents an Hour Is ALE w Costs • • •
Sun.,
Mo/i., J u n e 9. JO M . i l . S a n
JOHN PAYNE, MAUREEN O'llAkA '
WILLAM liENDIX
I
hut
unlimitrd
For
example,
only
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A re.-idrnt of L i v i n g s t o n C o u n t y lfi
Years
Your Support Will B e Greatly
Ap.
*
predated.
BUKNETTE
C a i looiis
m
r
a
1000-watl
IT'/ae a w 'ek w h e n
T h e
same
add*
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unit
8 1 0 . 2 0
used
to, y o u r
electric
dealer
w h o
wattage
to
your
just
what
suit
ah:ioriiuil!\
heater
used
H h*>itrs
<I(iily
hill.
nerd^.
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parlieular
it w i l l COM! l o
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one hour
two months'
can
at
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a
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bills.
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week,
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operate.
i
Francis E«
Barron
bEN 1IMENI AL JIMM1E |
Comedy
Tue*., W e d . , June
News
11,12
GEORGE
RAFT
in
Candidate
WHISTLE STOP
AVA
M
FrOsecuiting
Republican
with
G A R D N E R . VICTOR
+V $ ,
lor
_,.f^f "W1'
Attorney
•<m>
Ticket
McLOG-
LEN
Cartoon
Comedy
COMPETENT
EXPERIENCED
Avon lite at re
S h o w t 7 and 9 P. M.
O i o c k b r i d g e , ivucii.
F r i . , S a t . , J u n e 7, 8
O n e of t h e b e s t M y s t c r y - M e l o c r a m a s
1 9 4 2 - 1 9 4 5 IN U . S ,
"AND THEN THERE
WEKENONE
This Adv, Contributed
starring
BARRY
FITZGERALD,
WALTER
HUSTON
C a r t o o n " G a d i s Dredm
Girl"
"Empire State"
P h y l l i s Loll
week here.
Veteran
Loren
Bassett
for Sheriff
RHAPSODY IN BLUE
CoVUag-"AU>ng
ARMY
ALDA
i h e N a v a j o T r a i l , __
*'DoHy S i s t e r s ' T o o Young To Know'
REPUBLICAN
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Progrc&aive Diet and Tools
All Machine Work Done
H Q W £ L L S T . F i n c k n e y , Mich.
Livingston
WILL
«LEPARlATIOWS
f|p»
m
Duected
SMOKE
has
.sold h e r
p M
M mctm
^ f ^ a n d o n M-SG
40. i f r . P<t*M 4* D e t r o i t .
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ri ^ -
last i
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•-^M. Hrafing Cowpanf
ntOHE
12+
Merwiti Campbell a n d family
v i s i t i n g a t L a n c a s t e r , l'&f
are
Robert
A c k l e y ana l a m n y a r e m o v .
m g in their n e w h o m e this week.
1
Macian L e d w i d g e of
i.he w e e k e n d h e r e .
Deuoit
Mrs. Eleanor Ledwid^e spent
d a y in D e t r o i t .
spent!
j
Mon j
Earl Gaines a n d f a m i l y of H o w e l l .
called at the Andrew Campbell home
Sunday.
|
Marie R y a n w h o h a s been s l a y i n g j
at t n e D o n S w a r t h o u t h o m e i s n o w ,
w i t h - h e r m t h e r in M a r i o n .
'
Mrs.
E d n a Reason, Leota, Fred
Car}K?ntor a n d w i f e c a l l e d a t t h e K e n
n r t h R e a s o n h o m e in A n n A r b o r S a t . j
M r . and* M r s . M a t t K l u m p ( M u - '
riel M c P ^ a c h r e n ) a n d M r . a n d M r ? . [
I Frank
Skoman (Lucia
Sopor)
of
V O T E ' A n n A r b o r attended the
alumni.
J
j
Mr. atid Mrs. W . C . Miller and Mr, I
1 8 , 1H4C
I and Mrs. Earl Bauphn att-nded t h e '
(funeral o f Mrs. Wilbur Durkee
of
CRATES
m m*mA* *r.
a». j.v-.
spent
YOUR
F I R E POTS* f t £ - C £ M £ N T £ J >
had to have two
one eye w h e r e , a
And hit him.
ahd daughter
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PUBNACE EEFAUUN
SALVES#NOSE
>QJU> A s
PAST
County
PRIMARIES JUNE
TAAUQT^
TICKET
UNDERSHERIFF FOR
YEARS
TOOL A DIF VFG. CO.
* & 0
of Detroit
Friends
S u n . , T u e s . , J u n e 9,1 1
M u a i c , D r a m a in t h e l i f e o f G e o r g e
Gershwin Starring
JOAN LESLIE, ROBERT
Plua N«w»
by
The D&Sr&i? E^ikosi Co.
tOvicT l a « t w e e k .
J
Mrs. T h e l m a E i s e l e . o f F o w l e n ' i l l e
daughter. Betty, and son. Roy.USN
called a t the O c a Campbell home on
Sinday.
;
We«k e n d callers at t h e W . C. Miller h o m e were John Croupe and wife
o f Howell o f Howell. Floyd Randall
and wife and Harry Jackson
and
wife o f Lanahif .
S a t u r d a y callars a t t h e M . J. r V a » o n h o m e ^*«re J o h n R a n e an^T w i f e ^
l a n d Mr. a n d Mr*. <3ilbapie o f W h i t - )
J j o o c e I d k e . M r a J kMPeoee A r t s a n d j
KEYES
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PINCKNfcY DISPATCH
i
Enlist in the Service
PlNCKNEY DISPATCH
^»vr-w fimUred at potxorfiee
Pinckney, Mich
•coed clan u»atUx. • \
Paid in Advance.
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t^bocriptioii *1 2J> • yeai
PAUfc W, CURLSIT, FUBUSHEI
WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM
COWAN
EAT T H E
FINEST ICE CREAM MADE
Arctic Ice
Cream
The John McDonalds sjjcn'i. the wick
«. net at their home in ic-u^sviiie.
J L - « U a ", y f amily s p c M l
Sund.u
wall Mi> .. utrice l.amnun, v, i ( l . e .
k'ory.
AMERICAN HEROES
by WOODY
W
Wednesday, June 5, 1946
Mr. ttiidlMw. LOUKS t ( 1 > l u . p e n t
Sunday with Mrs. Ella Siupiah near
^heh.ea.
The A n t i c lee Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy to
Carry Home,
Mr. ami Mrs. L J > s w a r t h o u t
t
.Suiioy with Mrs. Ella Uehun near
This Month-* Package Ice Cream ia
Mil ford.
.
u
VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER
SCUTCH, CHOCOLATE,
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Nash and M a r k '
-Nash and family spent Memorial day
FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY
in Otsego.
CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint
C. \V. lioukcr and family of Ann
V
Arbor called at the J.H. Hooker huine
Hulk Ice Cream is LJananna, Jiutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate,
Saturday.
Kud^e, Koyal and Toasted Hazelnut
Mr. and Mrs. VV.J. Nash attended
FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY
AT
the wedding of Carl Olson in Shepherd Saturday.
Mr*. Glenn Vanliuren and daugther
Helen of Detrnit were Saturday n i g h t )
callers of Mr.a nd Mrs. John Dinkel.
Week end quests at the Lester McAl'to home were Mr. and Mrs. Omar
(Jrass, Mrs. Wm. Stemple, ana' John
Adams of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harld Gallup and Miami Mr. and Mrs. Norman Esch of
Detroit were Thursday guests of Mr.
and' Mrs. L.J. Swarthout.
Mrs. Kuth Hitler and sons of WhitF a r m A n i m a l s Collected Promptly
mure Lake are spending two weeks at
Modern Equipment
Capable M e n
the W. J. Nash homo while her husE. L. P A R K E R . A * e n t
P h o n e 88, Pinckney
band' if, attending school in Indiana. 1
H a r r y Leo and wife, and A Iyer Lee
T h e F A S T E S T D e a d S t o c k Service in M i c h i g a n
and family spent Sunday with Mr
imiL Mrs, riifrov4iLiIarai^.---af--r4p4mvand called on George Dixo n of renton
ton.
Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Dinkrd were Mrs. John Stock
and Mrs. John Vaughaw of Detroit N'incent Snooks went with his faiAer
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Webb of Howell ii Jiav"s7-V/(jl'-'s on a fishing' trip to north
called Thursday.
ern M ii'liii/an iasi week.
CORY DRUG STORE
Dead or Alwei
P
VT. L. L. IRYAR single-handedly destroyed twenty-seven Jw* m a
titl: fight on Leyte Island and saved the life of his commanding biv'cer.
When a Nip rifleman arose from a ditch alongside the road and aimed at
Fryai's platoon leader, the private jumped in front of his lieutenant and
received seven bullet wounds j n his chest and stomach. A medal of honor
was awarded to Pvt. Fryar.
Security- Education
C e n t r a l Dead StockCo
Kennedy's Gen. Store
WANTED
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SMALL FARMS SUITABLE
FOR
CHICKEN FARMS
CASH BUYERS
WAITING
iinllimiuiiPi.'ilMlU«i:ninim MU>4UIHHIIII{1UIM»' g
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HOWELL, MICH.
OPTOMETRIST
iiiMiiimiitmmiiii">iiiiiiimiiiimiiif>Hi
120 WEST
GRAND RIVER AVE
I First National §
HOWELL, MICHIGAN
FOR APPOTNTMBNTS
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Lloyd Hendee
Afiariyfae a/soff/Vesp& a cfawe
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By treating others on the line as they
themselves would like to be treated,
good party line neighbors help to
improve their own service and that
of all the people who share it.
A good party line neighbor thinks
of it this way:
Dead and Disabled
Horses and Cattle
Hogs, Calves and Sheep
FREE
"Someone else on my line may be
PHONE COLLECT TO
MICHIGAN
DARLING & COMPANY
* O0«
t i l ) W P I I dfiQ
WE BUY HfDES AND CALFSKINS
EARLYftfellMNa CAL-S RFXEl VE 1HE REST S£RV1CE_
$750,000,000
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FOST-WA*
flOGHM
UiAHS
LISTEN Jo the "SONG SPINNERS'* on Michigan Utfi
Monday, Wodna$day, Friday,
KKI'l'HLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY
FOR
Sheriff
PRIMARY ELKCTION JUNE: 18,..-
PRIMARIES JUNE 18, 1^4G
I WILL APK'TCIATE YOUR VOTE
F. B. 1. 1C4I--45
•IS
tmmm
Heavy tmd lv§ SWwy «w buiWLinj?
Mr. «nrf Mrs. John Nanr>'~j|f Ann
* (9s89 ffama^T bbek machine shop Arbor were irt tow Saturday
w ^--^- feAMI a4o» on Pearl
iL C. VeMer ha» his new cottage
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COMPANY
FOR
REPUBLICAN TICKET
THOUSANDS
"Direct
assistance
money matters
o;i
all
s
2
\r I'm /dan t., reestablish a busmess or start a new one. buy
or improve a home or farm-in
L v t , if you have ;1 money proliInn of any kirxl-ronio in and
*<'*' u s - W< " ^ " " t to do all wo
can to help r V o r y veteran c a r r y
ou1 h ; s plans on a sound financial basis.
S
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= OR P E R S O N A L AT REASON f
AIJLE RATE.S
Gerry Eichman
and family .spent S
the week end in Detroit.
Miss Marion Shirley is spending!
her vacation in Indiana.
I
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Robri Gal'up at;d wife of Plainfield
called at the Edward S p e a r t homo
Sunday.
The marriage banns <.f T?<len Ken
nedy and Lloyd Vaniiiuin-uirf were
{proclaimed Sunday.
•
I
f Mrs. Charles Soule and childem of
J Howell spent Sunday at the Phillip
I Sprout home.
1 Paul Ramsdell and family of Stoek
'bridge were Sunday quests of Mr.
I and Mrs. Hoi lis WyUe.
'
\ Mrs. Ei*abeth Spears Martin and
[•w>child>rri of !x»p A r n r ^ n C.rMt. are
visiting her father, FVfward Spean».
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Carr were Sun
* r . u d M n . S H. Carr ^ 1 ^ J WE CAN SHOW YOUR A NICE
day dinner *uest* at the Harry L*e
^,,,^,^
I J V R n|J, M r n | . f f T M
LINE OF MEDLtUM PRICED
home.
MONUMENTSJKMJBLE OR
I
I The chiMrer of
and their familiea
^boW Swriay
w m APPKECIATE YOUR VOTE her birthday.. A
PRIMARIES JUNE 1¾ 1946
§
5
5 WE HAVE AM/'LH
FUNDS &
5
AVAILABLE FOR SOUND
8
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LOANS
s
Radio Program, "NUM&ER PLEASE."
I
FOR
Attorney
_
IS
LASTING
M. Fa^ircett
CANDIDATE
Prosttitiof
JOBS
information
* Expe >• 'onceTT'cu u n sel
"And when I finish a call, I'll hang
up car fully because one instrument
off thtf hook puts a!! the telephones
on the line out of service."
TELEPHONE
* Friendly understanding
* Accural*
"When the line is in use, I wont
intern/fit.
Claude H.
Erwin
I
waiting to make a call, so I won't talk
any longer ti\tn I bate to.
VOTE FOR
Wilfred H.
Veterans returning fi<^n evi-ry 5
theatre of war can look to US g
\\ ith assurance for:
S
QUAL]
Mrs. Joh*~ Martin
rat*»et»d at *—
toh*k»
pleasant time
UflKEMATE DEUVERY
MlLf^HKO GRAMITE
UllfOtD, MSCfL
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>ATC* Wedowhy, Juaa S, 1946
Classified
Edse Meyer and wifa USN return
ed„to Washington D.C . Friday,
David Aberdeen spent the
end in Detroit
P A I N T Want Ad
C. J. Clinton and iwfe
Ann Arbor Friday.
HARDWARE
r
MINTS VARNISH ENAMELS |
u»ci IM aiTtoiT u r n cmn»Ti»m
PINC
y:SANITARIUM) VanWirdcVVVuWinkfi %
Ray M.
d. D a l t j . M. t>.
1 Don W. VuitflaUe
Fiaffkmy, Michigan
Cfcarlae K. VaaWtaaV
Snadaj~l\»00 a. m. to 2i00 p. m.
Attoraeys at Law
. Athur nainea and family of Ion- We4nes4ay-2 to 4 tp. m., 7 to 9 »\ m»
First State aad Savings 8*ua'
LCMT-At *red Lake auction,2 blade] & i n g sfteRt
^
w e e k endf here.
Sa,turday~7 to 8 ia the evening
Howell, MieaLjaa
penknife with otug handle.Leave at
DKpatch Office. bUc reward.
DR. G §L MeCLllSKEY
J Curtis ^Chamberlain and wife of
CEMETERY M E M O T I A O
M.-T. Kelly, Dexter
.Dexter attended the alumni Saturday.
DENTIST
J. L. ARNET A SON
S U M N* MicUge*
FOB SALE-Common ice box ,™ s h,
,
h
week
n
Ana Arbor, Michigan
Telepheaet
HAROLD D, CHUBB
Offiee, HO
Residence, US
Howell, Michigan
Stealage ay Appotatasaat
Local Representative
Hawaii, Mlabigar
i WANTED-A used player piano f in! Clifford Alston of Olympia, Wash.
Monuments
_ Markers
»
i good condition and a bench. Write [ i s visiting at the George Meabon jr.
MARION BEAUTY SHOP
! a card to Mrs.Corbet Salyer.Pinckney , home.
MARTtN J LAVAN
SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS
Atteraay •' * «
! n R S A L
'
K L H P C0°ler'
! TheCadwell h . * o „ * i »
S , MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS
Phoa* 13
BrlfsHaa lUahiga
ALSO COLD WAVES
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has been purchased by Norman ReaPhono 6
MARION JAKVIS.Ownorl Pinckney 69Fb
Repairing
1 FORS ALE-40 eight weeks old pigs. | s n #
*T
U'jtach. Louis Tuthill, 2 miles SW ;
MYRON J. HUGHES
PERCY ELLIS
Mrs. Roy Clark returned home
ul ilamburg.
PLUMBING AND HEATINU
AUCTIONEER
from McPherson hoapita, Howell
State
8717 Lafceiide Driv
License
FOR SALE- Holstein bull calf horn
Phone 3F11
Monday
t
Rush Lake
April iyth. well marked Dla<:k , wt.
Pincknoy, Michigan
''xm
Hat
P.H.SWARTHOUT & SON
200 lbs. Sire iShiawana To^p
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shtaper of
by
artificial
in
ie.
mi
nation;
HERB
SNEfcxr
FUNERAL HOM*^
1832407
the lioU bisters
Phono
183
207
H
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GraaJ
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Modwa Bqaipoaeat
! Daml* L
Buyiiim.May Thursdy.
HowelL
MJoUgaa
Amkalaneo Sarrloa
•l'aufrs with this one.
t
3uth to June 2nd. Robert B. Horine
Earl Ney was called to West Vir Real E»Ute, losaranoa, B x k a t f Phono S*
Ftaoamar, Miehigo
MU») Darwin Rd : Jincyney,Fhone 7 F 3 ' g i n i a b y ^ d e a t h o f hj a s i s t e r M n ^
City, Lake and Fans Proparty
A Spaaiality
WANTKD-rvemodeliW P a i c " ^ l a s " uay.
SEPTIC TANKS & CESS
l
u
t
Your
Prop«r>v
With
M»
Fred
Carpenter
anc?
wife
of
Ponterinfi and block laying by hour or
POOLS CLEANED
day^Wfiase write or call in person itiac spent last week with Mrs. Edna
TFrTTAVttY
WRITE ALLEN EL HOTEL
c e s w a t e N p W 200^1. in a s t o c k o r - K e a s o n .
GENERAL INSURANCE
| Robert Gamble and wife of Flint
ROOM 70 a PHONE 424«
Phoee 59-F3
phone Pin.?knv: GUF23
"*7 spent the week en with the
Hooff Pincknoy
ANN
ARBOR
MICH.
.
.
Michigan
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iKD-Wonmn^. to cave 1».
oi^
I tmiutuutifa.
BOYDELL
PROFESSIONAL CORNER
week 1
LEM LAVEY
were
in
AYm
, wriw M-, Fnjnc.. " f ^ f ^ ™ ^ „„
Elllsworth. Kirtland
Mr. and ,Mrs. Walter Clark were
" r ,,v, .Midi, o o Charles Porter
I (Elolse Gardner) of Fresno, Calif or-i
VERNON J. BROWN FOR
in Detroit Saturday to attend tho
v
house from the dam.
\ nia are visiting hem.
GOVERNOR
"WANTED " T i H l C K i ^ S . Honest. ^Irs»-Jtfa4ge--Op4yke--ef—-Lausingj,
'wedding of herTieTcepMarilyn Miller,
The people oi "richijjan will be
c r n rF- p a i d - f o r - ^ ! ! - * ^ ^ ^
spent the week ena' with Mr. and
to Rohcrt Fisher at Mayflower Cong!
Howell, j m
Mich.
Tyler_Brogan, Hojven,
c». - ^ R o b e n Ackley<
fortunate in having rion. Vernon J.
church
WANTED -General Trucking to do.
Karl UaujrUn family
entcr- llrown for Governor. His adininistra^llnio of the offices of Auditor General
gravel, stone, black cTirt and ^ ^ 1 tained their children for dinner Mem-.
Decomtion Day guests of Mrs.
dii-t hauled or anything that can be J ^ . ^
,
Lieutenant Governor has been Nettie Vaughn
were Dr. Morley
Iand
'noted for efficiency and honesty, ilis
hauled in a dumn truck
i in- >i«ses Carol Steek and Denisc experience in these offices ana> his 5 VauKlm and Mrs. Hync of Carleton
Kenneth Kellenberger
Irs.A ddie Pierce and Mrs. Nora Sig^Ledwid'ge attended a nurses picnic
ternio in the House of Representatives | ^ " ^ L ^ ' ^ J K
Phone 1 9 F i a after 5 p. m.
• ^ . j a t Flint Sunday.
Born to Mr. ami Mrs, Wayne Wagativr on May 23 a son, Kenneth.
Ann Arbor
Thurson
He is capiable and l e u . n in do- i . ^ ; and Mia. l^ne.t Kew and Mr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Meabon
jr
Hjt».vftll, Mich.
i n , v.hM he thinks i* ri,'ht. He re- ™* ^ - "»™* Milliron ot Detroit
FOR SFRTCETRegistei-ed Hampshire,
Xnrfrew Nesbitt a n d ' wife were pr'esentH no faction or ^roup. Dipni- "eifr Sunday guests at the Albert
Y. Hamperinru
• 3 U : Q H V dinner guests of Dr. and
fieiri and simple in manner he is the Dmkei home.
Mrs, Wylie in Dexter.
SALE. Ax minister rup: 0x12.
i >;il leader of the common people (
M M . Win. Urash
t.»,a Campbell family and Mrs.
Week end guests of Miss Jessie
auto | an 1 those who believe in good govern
utside toifet. Frank Aberdeen took in the
v.ji. at. The people of Livingston coun- Green and Weltha Vaii were Harry
WANTED..To buy an
golden jubilee in Detroit Saturday.
Pa'mer and wi*e, Detroit, Mrs.Blanch
Marshall Meabon
The
Earl
Baughn
horn*
at
Portage
Ity
have
always
recognized'
his
true
.VI; lue, Jacqueline Mylne, Mrs . 'Es?
OfrSALETTwo"-story barn 18 x 27 Lake was struck twice by lightning jy.-o.-th. That is why in the liM-4 el\a\\'.\ Giviham and John VaoWorden
at Congregational church. Good con- during the storm Friday.The chimney-pel ;on they gave hinf-a major'ny oi
of Parma.
fer reconversion to house. Inquire '.molished and the hou.se filled with'mere than 5not) votes. Our people
P. Rwarthout, Ph. 30F2.
an acre soot.
<lo not want an experiment. They
Friday night guests of Mr. and
FOR RALE-Parn 30xf>0 and
David Aberrfeenl Neil Uaughn and want tried and true leadership and a
of eround.
Mike Pankofi, LM-30W Jinmie Meyer wont to Momoe Mon- nii-n as governor whom they know Mr*. Charles Clark, were Dan Driver
and family, Dexter, Frank Nichols
day night to get their second D »Mo- wi.l amptly safeguard our principles a«*i wife and Kathryn Gleason of
FOR' SALK-T?firn"
Pinckney lay degree.
n>f irovei nment and rights of all the Ho-ell and .Mrs. George CUrk of
M.lvDorrow.312 W.Main,
Memorial Day guests of Mr. aiul people.
Yp. ilanti.
Mrs. Jesse (Henry were Mrs. Flla/Th* primary election is June TSth.
Walker an 6* Roberta. Doris Kett of , Th > name of Vernon J.Hrown will be
The Pinckney Invn n clbles play at
Ann Arbor.
"^,o/ Vrrnon J. BroA-u will appear up- Dt | e r Thursday nite.
Attention
Guests at the Fred* Read home on the Republican Primary ballot as
and
Thursday were Dr. and Mrs, Steve a e;mdidatc for governor. This pri-|i)i, ^ singer W* p.
1
r , J a c k An
Brown and Mrs. <H. J. Me.Kenzie of mavy is as important as the election, j rj 0 '. n-irron-'n ° S r H
Jim Meyers,Jo.^
Detroit and Frank Peters and wife Fv( ry voter shoould! lay aid«le his or ' •hurley,' Joe
- ' *Burns,
.v'lnQ 4awso_n,Bob
Lavey, Joe Clark,Riggof Jackson.
her work for a few minutes on Tucs J<>f>eys,Bing
1
an'
.
iHildebrant.
Wnek end guests at the C. J. Clin- day, June 18th to vote. The Wrnor,
ton home were Kalph Clinton and J.TV-own committee will he pleased
r LECTRICAL WIRING
famiiv and Gerald Clinton and
and wife
wife to have a card o>- letter from those
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thormalen in rach town-hip who are willing to
r
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APPLIANCES KEPAIRED
- ^'""thing
of Detroit. Roy Clinton and Jean- Ho.
omethm before and on primary
day to get out the vote.We will welClinton of Niagara Falls.
G. E. VEDDER
come a word from every Call
Brown10 J PHONE 115
WTfflkft'
FaDer of all kinds. Iron, supp orter. Ee sure to vote
and
Rags and Coppar.
HarryJMak _ of vour friend's on primary day
GROW PirKLFS? on T o - * n ^ AT^ get them to vote. Let's give Ve.rnon A" ;i?.£i ES FCOT GERM
1. ^4.25; No. 2, $2.00; No. 3,_75c; jJ.. F.vown an overwhelming v ote on
HOW TO KILL IT.
Contracts can he obtained from: June 18th.
IN ONE HOUR,
for Governor Committer
C. F. Hewlett, Prone 08, PinckIF
NOT
PLEASED, your 35c back.
Hiram R. Smith,
As]- any dru£<?ist for this STRONG
| Adv.
_ chnirman
ney, Mich.
iur^icidc, TE-OL. Made with 90 percci-.'. alcohol, it PENETRATES. Readi!
w. lN me Carr and famiiv of Detroit es .met kill" \IOTXZ forms faster.
SEPTIC TANKS And CESS spent the week end at the. R.J. Carr
r n n r'~"DRTT T "si ; 6RE,Pinckney,Mich
POOLS CLEANED
home,
, . „ _. ,
Sureesso to Kennedy Dru^ Store
MODERN AND OLD TIME
Y M -H Fferipnce Byers VanBurlv
338 East Jafferson Street
fc.»tabi»«aad 186J
\^<\ dauffht^r of Detroit spent the
. DANBURKETT-- week end here.
lttf
Phone 6292 Ann Arbor, Micb.
Housewives!!!
SAVE YOUR
I WASTE FATS
Tiie Uuited States Government
Needs them
for EXPLOSIVES
VH^paVtfMftVafJMaVaVHPMea»«i
1 AM GRATEFUL FOR VOUR SUaTORT IN THE PAST
/
YOUll SUPPORT AND VOTE JUNE 18, 1940 WILL BE
Leave Them a t t h i s Store
APPRECIATED
IcPberson
State Bank
SEE YOUR BANK
STANLEY SEKAIM AN
Y O t r i X t S T / BETTEA MEATS A l
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE EOB
Clarks
Pr#Bee«ftng Attorney
LfYINGSTON OOUWTY
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/
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j Monay to loan at reasonable »stea.
I Interest paid on tiavtegs Diufci *a4
iTifM CtrtifieaAaa of D<poa%,
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REVIEW
Congress is reviewing the labor laws,
passed in the last 12 years. Equal
justice before the law is a part of our
^constitutional Bill of Rights. Legislation only follow that precept to give
Jus proper labor and management rel
lationship for operation of collective
bargaining.
i It does one good to review oceasionlally. Perhaps in reviewing your needs
you will find necessity for new things
(around the home.
Our Bank can help you to finance
these requirement s in one of several
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. PINC&imt DISPATCh Wednesday, June 5, 1946
NOTICE OF LETTING OF DRAIN comprised within the "Anderson C o u n - s h i p 7 3 0 r o d s f u l l w j d t h ;
ty Drain Special Assessment District," XOW THEKhrORE all unknown
CONTRACT A N ^ REVIEW OF a n U t h e apportionments thereof will a i u , I10 n_ res ident persons, owners and
Al I (HIS I M h M b
he object to review for one day, from p e i . s o n s interested in the above doNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that nine o'clock in the forenoon u::tn live s c l . i i j c d l a n ( i j . | a m ! v o u > a l v i u r t l ; V
I, Floyd W. Munsell, County Drain o clock in the afternoon. At :,aid ye- notified vtiiui. 'at the tiuu- and pi; cv
Commissioner of the County of Liv- view the computation of costs f' 01 'aforesaid or at such other time and
ingston, State of Michigan, will, on said Drain will also be open for in-pi ar . ( , thereafter to which said letthe luth day of June, A.D., 1946, at spection by any parties interested.
^^ m a y \if> u ^j 0Ui . i; -. i> j i \ j.j, a ;i } ) r o .
the Store at Anderson on W'/2 SE>4
.
. 0 ( 1 1 , i n , n nf ceed to receive lads t o / t h e construeSection 18 in the Township of Put- The following » » descr P*">» ° ' t i o n o f s a i d r j , , , ^ i n t h e m a n n e r
urn, in said County of Livingston, the several tracts orpaieels, of land h e r e i n b e f o r e s t a t e d ; a n d a J s o > t h f t t
at two o'clock in the afternoon of<->'^ ••-'<•' - llc' ^P^-ial^ Assessment at such time and plait? as suited
that day, proceed to receive sealed District of said Drain, viz:
aforesaid from nine o'clock in the
bids until 2;30 o'clock in the after(Section u\) VV14 S\V Fr. 1 V*; forenoon until five o'clock in the aftnoon of that day, when bids will be (Section 7) SWU SWU; SV2 Nte .^-noon, the apportionment for heneopened and .publicly announced for the SW Fr. 1 »4 ; NV> NVi SW Fr. l.^JfHs a nd the lands eonmrised within
construction of a certain
- Drain
- - known
>wn<EU NW F r . l . V , E% S W 4 NVV;)l(> I ) r ; i h l S p e , : , j Assessment Disand designated as "Anderson Cou n t y F r . l . U ; W ^ SWU NW F r . l . h ; 8½ t r icts, will be subject to review.
Drain," located and established in t h e N y . NW F r . i . U ; NV, N!-i NW Fr.l. , . ^ , > o u A N ] J K A C i i u F Y 0 T 7 p
Townships of Putnam and Unadiilia. ' 4 ; SE14 S W ' i ; (Section 17) WVz.owners and persons interested in the
SEVi; SW 1 , bWVi S of HWY. Ex. aforesaid lands, are hereby cited to
Said drain to be let as one Section R R . A n s 0 f HWY. of SE',4 SWt.4,
t r t , and on W l i n e ;->EV4 SEli See-bounty Uer.-, and MELVIN HIBaire hub cut of 5.0-t- feet and a new tlon 18; Tj.ence X 18:.5 feet; E 146.5 NKH. Chairman of County Road Com-
E line of W'/2 SE 1 4 Section l»j such time and place as stated afore0 to Station ;i, having an average cut on
ihe.:ce S 1U4.5 ieet; W 1C>5 feet; N j from „ u i e o'clock in the foreof 2.4 feet bottom width of 3 feet 1(.4.5 feet; E ! 0 feet to be,-'innin^ M l d
n o o n u n t i i five o'clock in the after.ani; :-ioj;e of 11^ to 1;
A piece commenfi
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'""-'< the apportionment for benefits
Branch No. 3 Com. at Station 105+ H W Y l (M-36) and 148.5 feet E of W a m l the lands comprised within the
oO main line and running from Station i m e S{ r 1;i S K , 4 H ( . c t i o n i H ; Thence Anderson Countv Drain Special U-'
0 to Station 5 + 50 and having an s 4 4 7 fc.t,t'. E 1 3 2 f , e t ; N 4:5:,.5 feet; s t ,.-ment Districts will be subject to
avtrage cut of 2.6 feet and bottom W 1 3 2 f e e t to beginning; E 5 2 SEVi review
widtii of 3 feet, bank slope of 1 »/2 Section 18; S of HWY. (M-36) Ex.
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to
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file Wr 280.5 feet; A piece commencTotal length of said drain is 23,675 ing at intersection of E line of W»a AND YOU AND EACH OF YOU, f
feet.
SE<4 Section 18; With HWY. (M-:><>); owners and persons interested in the
Estimated Cubic Yards Excavation, 1 i . e . ^ 0 mi feet; W 1(55 feet; N aforesaid lands, are hereby cited to
38,450.
17(5 u>u? E 1G5 feet to beginning; U 1 , l ^ r at tlie time and place of such
00c c i. £ o/. • 1- i.-i J:
c-x A n ;,,. a ~f 19 ,.,.,)„ v .,,-,,1 vv in- •>(( l c viewing of apportionm. (its as afore325 feet of 2G-mch tile, from Sta- A piece or iz iods t> and vv t\v - ^ . ,
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C6i'ner SF J 4
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neai-d with respect to
sections in their order up stream, in !'; ^ A;^W part SW Fr.l.U E.s\ K.R.
f^'^yj)
W..•„,„.
MUXSELL,
Countv
accordance with the diagram now on^'l'-1-* SW Fr.l. 1 * SEU SW Fr.l,'4 n1 J r a .'
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Commissioner, County oi Livflle with the other papers pertaining -<A- "•«• A l f c 0 ^x> a piece 1^ rods . t
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to *aid Drain, in the office of the E and W by 20 rod N and S in NW ** County Drain Commissioner of the Comer; W7l/2 NW F r . l . ' i ; E 4 NW
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County of Livingston to which ref- F r . l . ' i Ex. school site; (Section 19)
STATE OF I V U v h l l i A N
erence may be had by all parties i n - * 1 - W part NW F r . l . U ; N Va E'/fe h W M K « , - t
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teresttd, and bids will be mad, and>.W F r . i . ' i Ex. R.R.; NWU NE',4 l 0 # •"••b««« ^ » r t tuf ,ne Countv
received accordingly. Contracts will Ex. R.R.; N% EV2 N E ' 4 Ex. R.R.
« Livmg.ton.
be made with the lowest responsible (Section 20) NWli NW ! ,i; UNA- At a session oi said Court, held at
bidder giving adequate security for D1LLA TOWNSHIP (Section 1) S GO t h e I ronate office., in the C:tv or
the performance of thr> work, in the A E'a SEy 4 ; N 50 A. SEV4 N HWY. City of Howell in said County.on tJ;^
sum then .and there to be fixed by - 3 A ' K ^ S W l /4 N HWY. S 50 A. D; uuy oi :.j a y A. D., l!M(i.
me, resL.vmg to mvseu tue r t e . .., ••'Vfe SE J 4 S HWY.; All E of County Present,Honorablf> Willis L.Ly^is.
reject any and all bids, and to ad-ditch EV2 SW1/*; All W of County Judge of P r o b a t e .
THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO
MILK PRODUCERS and CONSUMERS
T h i s week the Michigan Milk Producers Association
rounds out 30 years of service t o milk producers and
consumers in the Detroit milk shed.
T h e organization g o t its
start o n J u n e 3 , 1916, when
a small group of far-sighted
dairy farmers recognized cooperative marketing as the one
best guarantee of an assured
minimum milk supply for
Detroit and of price stabilization at a favorable level for
milk producers,
So_^yjid__wji^i^xarajaiptk>n- -ti^H-the Asso ckrtio~Ti
grew fr.j:v i:s o : ! 'ryjl membership of 22 dairy fanners
to nv.:-e th.m 14,tJ(^) in 1945.
T h e vaL;c of milk shipments during the first year
amoun: A to a few thousand dollars as compared with
19 45 when the d o l k r volume of sales by association
members w:<; 541,602,144.00.
T h ' s consistent growth tlirough the years has been
par.U.led by i nnrove.l quality and production methods
under Association sponsorship; protection for members against bad credit risks, h e : d failur* and market
uncertainties (by operation of o u r o w n processing
and distributing facilities where independent outlets
are deemed inadequate). E\ery member's share in the
assets of this Association is substantial — a factor of
great importance in tlicv t ; s oi un!\»la:ued economic forces.
T h e Association's growth Ii.'.s likewise been paralleled by constantly itvreu.sing safeguards for the
protection of the public health.
T h r o u g h o u t t'ie * :s, tiiis organization has held
to the belief that i..> own best interests are inseparably
interwoven \\ : , h the best interests of the milk consuming public.
From its inception, this orgarr'/.i.rion h i s always
a*dhered to a policy of promising only what it could
deliver, and of delivering what it promised.
So well have these basic principles served the very
great majority of producers and consumers that we
pledge continuance ol them in the conviction that they
will prove as satisfactory in the future as they have for
30 years.
^ I S & A N ft!!LK PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION
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the above mentioned work will be re- J E lu A, EV2 SE?4 Ex a " d U i a t a* t i m e a n d P l a ce be appoint
quired to deposit with the County R.K.; ^-½ S E ' i Ex. R.R.; WV2 SE1/* ^ to »i-eive, examine and; ad.id*t
Drain Commissioner a certified check "x. R.R.; E& SW 1 ^; SW'4 N W U ; u i l claims by and before said* Court
or its equivalent to the amourt of ^ ½ SW',4 Ex. piece on S end 128 It is Ordered, That all of the
One Hundred Dollars ($100.00), as a 'ods N and S on E side by 96 rods creditors of said deceased are reguarantee that he will enter into N and S on W side; S part of W]/2 quired to present their claims to
contract and furnish the required bond 01
.SW% being 128 rods N and s a id Court a t said Probate
Office
as prescribed by law. The checks of on E side by 96 rods N and S- on o n o r before the 20th rfcv nf T»tv
all unsuccessful bidders will be re- W side; N E ' 4 ; NEV4 N W ' 4 ; SEV* A D v u c „.
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turned after contracts are awarded. N W H ; ^½ NW NW%; W%. NW ffl'
" '; \/\,™ **£ W , * h o
The payments for the above m e n - ^ U ; (section 24); N 20 A. EVfc
£ £ £ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
tioned work will be made as follows: NE'/4 Ex. R.R.; Grand Trunk West- \ e r e ^ * P * ^ [ * ° * *? ^ 1 ^ ^
bounty Drain Order Payable April*™ Railroad, Putnam Township; Com- > o n / n d a ^ j u r t r ^ n t of «1F cla.ms
js 1947,
mencing on N and S Vt line SEVi a n d dema,nds against said deceased.
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Section 17, Thence W on Section I t is Further Ordered, That nubile
NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY * m e *° ^ Section line of Section 13, notice thereof be eiyen by publica*
*u ' i k . Unadilla
Unadilla Township
Township with
with 480
480 rod*
rod* fuilt'on
fuilt'on of
of aa copy
copy of
of this
this oHftr.
orlftr. for
for thr^*
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« e h W - w B V end 400 » d . sucoewive week, previou, to » | id
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one half width 0f
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rfl.5U!oSS
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d a , of h e a r i n ? in the P i „ f k n ? y IH.
D?8| Livingston, or at such other time'and State Highway (M-36) Oo^menc- P a f c h ' a n e w *Paper printed and cirplace thereafter, to which I, theing a t N and S % line SEtt Section ™ lp ^ed »" said County^
County Drain Commissioner afore-17, Putnam Township, and extending Willis L. Lyons, Judge of Probate
said, may adjourn the same, the ap-W 730 rods to Section line between A true copy
Iportionment for benefits Athe landse Sections 14 and 23, Unadilla Town- Celestia Parshall,Register of Probate ! .