Lake Resort Edition - Village of Pinckney

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CASH SPECIALS!
fTorr
Soda Crackers
SUN-RAY
2&x 15 c
GoIdMedal Flour
ENRICHED ' KITCHEN-TESTED
The Pinckpav Pitpalch Wednesday, July 2. 1941
Fels Naptha
SOAP
24* Lb. B*s Q7pj6
BARS 25 C
Kellogg 9 1 Corn Flakes 2 J& T9 C
Kraft's Cheese 2 lb. box 49c
Cans Peas Coirn,Tomatoes 28 c
BlSQttlcK F0R DELICIOUS BISCUITS LGE. PKG. 29 C
Sugar Fine Orannlated to lbs. 58c
Bntter
GOLDENDALE
per lb. 39
Wheatles
Breakfast of Champions"
•rpkg, 10^
Coffee
CHASE & SANBORN
LB
BAG 25 c
Armour's Treet PERFECT LUNCH MEAT can 24 c
Campbell's Soaps ^^ ^ 3 cans 25 c
Rlnso % lge. pkg. 37<
Lux Soap Flakes lge, pkg. 19 c
Ritz Crackers lb 21c
Oleo z lbs. 25 c
Paper Towels 3 for 25 r
Catsup Bffius 9 c
BeansJ^^IOc
Kennedy
PHONE 23F3
Catholic Church
Rev. Francis Murphy
Fancy Rice 3fb.19 r J
Orange Juice 46 c^24 r '
Tomato' Juice 46 oz CAN | jc
Camay So p 3 bars 16c
R3d Salmon ^¾ 29c
McCLUSKEY
•Mis. Ella Stackable McCluskey,
75 >ears old, widow of the late John'
Edward McCluskey, died at her farm!
resilience in Putnam township, LivirgMon
county Sunday morning.
She was born June 24, 1866, and
was the daughter of Robert and
Mary Stackable, Brighton. She married
Mr. McCluskey Nov. 23, 1887.
UP cMed in August, 1924.
Survivors include four daughters,
Mrs. Ella Thorpe, of Grand Rapids;
Dr. K. Lucille, Chicago; Mrs. John
E. Nanry, Ann Arbor; and Dr. K.
Leora, New York; three sons, Gregory,
Chicago; Francis, Pinckney;
and Dr. Gerald, Howell; two sisters,
Mis. Albert Smith, Howell, and Mrs.
Henry Gehringer, Adrian; five
brothers, Joseph and Clarence of
Pinckney; James, Gregory; Edward,
Berkeley, Calif., and Dr. W. H.
Stnckable, Chicago; 22 grandchildren
two great grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews.
day night for William Lamb at the i of the week.
W. H. Meyer home. Among thoat pra BWy Shehan of Ann Arbrr a id
stnt were Miss Mary Spears and i Jlmmie Shehan of Jackson are visit-
Garry Elchman, the Misses Wllla ir« their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mtyer and Poarl Cranston of Ann Will Shehan.
Aivor, Pat Bollinger, Shirley Rook- Last Wednesday night Mrs. Alta
well, Katherlne Bollinger and Jackie Meyer, daughter, Megan, Miss Doro-
Breniaer of Gregory, Jack iBEannett, thy Bixel and Francis Shehan at-
Cy AtLee of Pinckney and Pat Dil-t tended a 4-H club picnic at Howell
bn and Russell Glover of Howefl City Park,
Store
WE DELIVER
Walter Reason of Detroit was in
to>vn Saturday.
Mrs. Porter of Detroit is employ-
PAUL W. CURLETT PUBLISHER
Gerald Darrow was In Jackson
I.ibt Thursday.
Erwin Mann of Detroit caHea" oa
Gene Mann Sunday.
Gene Mann was in Detroit the
first of the week.
Thomas Slattery of Detroit visited
Gene Mann last week.
Mrs. Wm. Loll entertained her
card club last Friday p. m.
The Fred Read family is spending
the month of July at the lake.
Miss Lois i^avey of Gregory is
working in Chelsea this summer.
Miss Dorothy Brogan of Howell
spent Friday evening with friends
here.
The base ball game here Sunday
between Dexter and Pinckney was
ra ; ned out.
Miss Ruth Culver of Howell was
the guest of Miss Goldie Markos Saturday
night.
Mr. Harold Planck and friend of
Detroit called at the Henry Johnson
home Sunday.
C. O. White and wife and Cora
Webb of Detroit spent ciio week eni
with Gene Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kennedy of
Ho\vell called on Mrs. Pntsy Ken­
nedy Sunday a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Caverly of
Howell were visitors at the R. K.
XlKott home Sundae*.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burg Sr. of
J*aNr.e visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Burg Jr. Sunday.
M>. and Mrs. Jack Reason have
mo' ed back to their hj ne in the
Kennedy apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Maple of Detroit
were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Miller.
Mrs. Walter Clark and children
and Mrs. Rose Hendee spent Monday
at 1)i(- Will Nash home.
Miss Ella Marie Burns has returned
from California where she drove
i now car through for rer uncle,
l)-;»nard McCluskey.
Leo Bettes has been called for
medical examination this week for
the selective service draft.
Bernard Dilloway has been transferred
from Camp Custer to Fort
Leonard Wood, Missouri.
Mr and Mrs. John Chambers ar-1
l'jrrnly were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Gearhart of
Flint and Mrs. Rosa Gearhart of
Howell called at the Mark Nash home
Sunday.
Mrs. O. Heller and daughter,
Marie, and Harley Miller of Pontiac
were Sunday callers at the home of
\V. H. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy and
friends from Detroit called on Mr.
Kennedy's mother, Mrs. Patsy Kenredy
Sunday p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sampers of
Perry visited at the homes of Mrs.
I
Arctic
Ice Cream
17c PINT
CADILLAC ICE CREAM
25c PINT
. RESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED
Kennedy Drug Store
JOE GENTILE
ICE CREAM. CANDY, CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC.
:: FOUNTAIN SERVICE::
Come In and Give Us a Try
Service with a Smile Open Every Evening
SWEET SIXTEEN 16 OZS. 5c
Standard Station
RED CROWN GASOLINE
For Quicker Starting
Chanpe Now to Summer 0*ls and Greases
Car Greasing Car Washing
Nat. Door Check & Mfg. Co.
FORD LAMB, Mgr.
Confessions from 7:30 to 8 a. m.
and Mass at S a. m. on the First Friday.
The Novena Devotions in honor
01 Our Lady of Sorrows Friday at
Samper's brothers, Rue and Ford Mr> Jame.s Roche and son, (ieorge W. C. Miller and son, C
8 p. m.
Lamb on Monday.
o, Fowlerville were Sunday dinner
Cr.techism classes meet Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Olderman guests in Dexter.
at 10 a. m. Confessions Saturday 4
spent Sunday at their farm east of Irving: Reynolds has finished his
to 5 and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Sunday is
df-iyhter, Pau'a, called at the C. B. t«wn. They have just moved from studies at Michigan State College
Communion Sunday for the ladies of
Alley home in Doxter Sandfly night. Cleveland, Ohio, to Toledo.
f.nd is working in Detroit.
the parish: the Altar Society. The
E*dley Van Sickle is tricking 15 Mrs. Cora Webb and Patrick
A. M. Roche of Lansing and Paul
Sunday Masses are at 6, 8, 10 and
tourist cabins from Detroit to Hi- I'. Jacobs, former editor of the
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mercer and Dr. Clifford Cook, former Pinckney Brighton Argus, now living at Will-
and Mrs. Walter Mercer and son res'dent, has taken a six months i.tmtton, was a caller at the Dispatch
of;
Ea3t Lansing spent Sunday with Dr. j let-ve of absence from his duties as office Saturday.
Frank Mercer and family at Pontiac.) guard at Jackson prison and is work Mi-, and Mrs. George Bull is and
Last Thursday callers at .the Wm., >ng in Detroit.
Melvn Bruff of Iosco were Sunday
Mercer home were Mrs. Albert Buc-j Week end guests at the W. (' cllen- at the George Bland home.
her (Helen Graves) and children of- Miller home were Mr. and Mrs John Mrs. Mable Isham and daughter,
California and Mrs. Htelen Mac- Croupe of Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Joyce, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ver-
Gregor and children of Brighton. Fred Ternet of St. Louis, Michigan. ron Beattie and new born son at
A car driven by Wm. Darrow Sr. Sunday guests of Mrs. Weltha Howell Friday night.
and containing his wife and Mr. and
Porn to Mr. and Mrs# Vail and Miss Jessie Green v.-*rc
Gar Mc-
Mrs. Abel Haines of Pinckney was
C.illen of Dexter on July 1, a son#
Mr?. Flora S iyder of Horton t;r.d
wrecked Saturday night on Grand daughter, Mrs. Buttleman.
Mrs^ McGillen was formerly Kather-
River highway between Howell and
ine Roche of Pi»ckney#
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franke of De­
Fowlerville<
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
troit visited at the Clare Miller home.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Eleanor
Pat King were Mrs, Cashmere of
last week Mrs. Miller and son re-j ^ ^ ^ Mr< ^ ^ Hm ^
Ledwidge were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
turned to Detroit with them for a ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^
Ltc'widge and Miss Clare Ledwidge
vlSlt
of Detroit. Mrs. Hubert Ledwidge " , L .J u v 11 • i„,t trl
expects to undergo an appendicitis
operation at Detroit this week.
Mrs. Don Swarthout inform us
that her father, T. L. Boutbonnnis
Sr., of ilfcmet. California, has suf '