Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 3

Monday October 25 1943 THE DAILY NEWS JOURN OHIO Sabina The 47 plane just after it had picked up the glider for Coughs Chest Colds Bronchitis We Know Busy BUT 4 res battle abroad THE I HEAR LEHNHO WASHINGTON PLEASE BRING A HANGER with burial in the OllveL Ky cemetery BARRETTE BUSTER CLAIMED BY DEATH Mr lorence Chance CORRESPONDENT Telephone 2343 Hili Succeed Nj eor AILED? Donald lehers isher's Resuurant AgenW' xTCRA and min nf thp TT Army call these the "fighting They move with the troops They were built for battle They are cross country carriers for arms and men They1 are the military team mates of your friends the Dodge trucks that haul milk and steel and coal in the A They are now in battle action 'on many fronts' They the result of years' of close I 1 The Battle Vehicle Mercy Doctors nurse and natients know these vehicles of mercy They serve on the battle fronts" Right and day they perform their errands of speed and risk bringing rescue and comfort with them wher ever they go THE DREAM A WORLD EMPIRE North Lincoln St lived all of his life and died' Mr Moorman who is the last member of his family was a member of the Dover riend Church uneral service were conducted by Rev McWilliams at the Ar thur uneral Home Monday after noon wtth' Interment la Sugar Grove cemetery Council To Meet Xdr and Mrs Herman Snider will be host to the members of arm BuroauXkdvlsory Council No 14 with a potluck Thursday evening Children of the Methodist Church are invited to come to the church masked or in costume ridayeve ning Member of the Internied late clash ace also invited Attend Grand Lodge Charles Webb worshipful mas ter of Sabina A attended Grand Lodge in Columbus Wednes day and Thursday Taken To Hospital MulvahilL who has been quite ill was taken to Good Samar itan Hospital Dayton riday' 'Sunday Dinner Guest Sunday dinner guests of Mrs XxJ 1 Pict res Show irst Emergency picku Of CG4A Glider By 47 Cargo Plane ODD HALL SUNDAY 7:30 SEE RIDAY AND SATURDAY NEWSPAPER! C' wrU ci re Bbie Stjdy League at Good Samaritan 'Hospital? Day ton ''XX" and Mrsi Andrew Heineman andon of Greenup Ky have re turned to their home after a visit with Mr and Mr Mitchell Gullett Milburn A Glre spent Sunday at Mt Carmel Hospital' with Mrs Glrr spd their new son which has been named Dana Ar thur'' 'Mr Charles' Norton of NaJog ddbhes Texola here for a visit 1 home of her eon Edgar Carr The ring necked pheasant Is an Importation from China MRS CARTER HOSTESS TO MEMBERS CLUB Mrs Jesse Carter was hostess to her Contract Bridge' Club Thursday night for the ink ftal meetlng of the fall season Guests were Mrs Harry Erick MrsJR Noel Hkines and Mr Wal ter Stack house Club members who 'enjoyed the delightful hospitalities Of the bom were Mra 'Seott Har ner of Washington H'Mr Clarence Chance Mrs EverettWaddell and MrsXL TJugene Dabe wasXrtnner of first prise and MrSErIck''as second high Delightful refreshidents were served by the hostess The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr Chance Thurs day evening' November 4 DRY CLEANERS Uptown New Martin Hotel Bldg Thorne Avenue Services Will Be Held Tues day Afternoon Garrettrf Buster 76 colored died of complications at his home 913 West Main street Saturday at Lp 31 lit was seriously III 10 day The son of and Mildred I Johnson Buster be was bom at Xents June 24 1867 He was af member of the Macedonia Church of Survivors include four brothers Charles Paul and Lewis of Wil mlngton and Green Kansas i City Kan ana tnree siier Elizabeth Napper Mrs Sadie J' 7 Stark and Mr Emma Crockett 'li all of Wilmington" 3 uneral service will be held at the Lukene Reynold uneral Home Tuesday at JP Inter 1 ment will be In the Martinsville cemetery' i The body will remain at the fu neral home where friends may call CHARLES MOORMAN EXPIRES SATURDAY TV beth Holiday who died riday were held at the WilmingtonrtendsChurch Sunday afternoon Rer A Vari Applegate read the Scripture offered and delivered the sermon and Robert Hadley read the memoir Mrs Pearl Sprouse and Mrs Qreen accompanied at the organ by M1m Raman Babb sang Loro Ta Thee and "Abide WithMeWJ Pallbearers were Ronald Hunt Ralph Warren Dr Boyd Kelsey Douglas Parker and John Martin Interment in charge df Arthur was in the Westbpro riends cemetery G' Chance were Mr and Mrs and Mr Hu sey 'of Columbus' with her house guests Mrs Curtiss Leach and Saundra' Lee and' MicbaelD Mrs Leach'and children returned? to' after an extended visit with 'Sabina rela tives Afternoon callers 'Were 3Ir and Mrs George Wilson and 3Ir and Mrs Clarence Chance' and daughter Chirley Society To Meet" XThe riends Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at 2 the home of Mrs' Anna Cryder Personal Mention "Mr and Mrs Keane visited Saturday with 'MulvahfU ATTACK 7 Lv V'X or Command and Reconnaissance Throush its two wSY radio equip meat' Army officers can locate and report enemy posi tions can link up the fighting units of our own forces 'This Command Car is low to the ground and hard to sec in action OWh Report Say Several Thousand Gliders Have Been Manufactured Gilder was made last 'Xweek by men from the Clinton Army Air ield when what believed to have been the first emergency pickup of a glider by a C47 cargo planowas made from sfnall field near the Army modi fication center at Vandalia as shown In these accompanying pic X' lures The pickup was made with Capt' Norman Rintoul at the control of the 47 and light Officer Ralph I Mickey piloting the glider The plane swooped down over thefleld with a "fishing rod" with a hook on It extending frond the belly of the plane The end of the glider tow rope extended between two poles was hooked and the glider moved easily from the field In the picture at the top' the glider and plane are shown just as the gilder was leaving the ground The other picture shows light Officer Mickey standing io front of the CG4A glider just be i fore the pickup 'x: A comprehensive report prepared by the Office 'of War Information regarding the performance' of combat aircraft received by Maj Charles IL Craig officer In charge of the Clinton County Army Air ield and released through Lt red Riggins post public relations officer had the following to say about gliders: "American built 15 glider of the troop carrying CG4 model: which had been delivered to the British saw their first service in the Sicilian campaign "Several thousand gliders prln cl paly for troop carrying have been manufactured for the Army Air orces and now a dosen manufto turer are turning them out at the rate of about several hundred a a figure that can be ad justed according to strategic ne cessltie Among the ub contrac tor are a piano company furnl tore campanle and maker of pickles and beery The report also showed that from December 7 IXL to September 1 1943 th enemy lost! 7312 plane to 1867 lost by the United States a score of almost 4 to "In the opinion of Army and Navy aviation experts American built plane now in combat sur pass enemy plsws Jn every major class" the report said "After a somewhat unpromising start Army fighters are now among the sfX i lHMt Axe You a Mirror Gazer? Do you suffer with facial blemishes be lieving it to be KCZKMA and treating it without results? Many stubborn cases nave yieiaeo io mis new remarKaoie re zy medy that was discovered by Skin Specia Jy A lists The svmotoms of this ailment are itchinginflamed reddish pimples or patches covered with silvery scales and crusts This preparation is put up in either liquid or ointment form Elco Exora Liquid 49c 89c Elco Exora Ointment i 39c 69c fart Itatft 113 N' South St fl wp VB 4 I WE HAVE THE PARTS ANU THE TIME i 1 4 7 'u 41 to do a good job this fall and winter Next sprriig we will undoubtedly go through the usual busy rush season Kr Xy You Can Help Ug and Help Yourself by checking bquipmentBring itin or phone us for rcc essary repairs before storing it for the winter 'X? yXx xX Vi Ar ao i fiXsC XL Charles Moorman 65 farmer twas found dead of a heart attack at the yard gate to his farm home 1 1n the Starbuck neighborhood near 1 the Dover church Saturday at 10:30 A 31' It la believed that he had been dead about an hour and a halt when found The son of William and Martha Starbnck Moorman he was born May JO 1878 on the farm where he Motorists IXeeded To 1 Make Unique Gas Saving Test Every patriotic Ohio citizen inter i ested In conserving our resource apd raving gasoline for Victory will welcome the achievement ot an Americatf inventor Already thou lands of car are uring his invention and they report gs sav Ings up to 30 as well as more power smoother pickup and quick er starting Th device called the 'Vacu mlitlc Gas Saver operates onthe supercharge principle and fits i 'fall makes of cars and trucks It 41s entirely automatic? and allow jthe motor to breathe The manu facturers the Vacu matic Carbure Co 7617 975 A State St Wisconsin are offer ling a Vacu matic free to those who will test it on tneir own cars I or trucks and help introduce It to 'othera' Write them today! A Relief At Last or Your Cough Crecmulslon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw tender in flamed bronchial Inucous mem branes Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon'wfth the un derstanding you must llkethe way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back CREOMULSION MODEL The 7g a Thu big )ob among the fighting truck carne larger loads ot men and weanon It 1 an essential mover of hekw euni a well a troop detachments with their pgnonai weapon and supplies' The big fighters are alto capable of fast rtump bumping travel across rough and treacherous country They too have demonstrated Dodge depend ability a they work day mid night for victory in MRS SISTER? mouth Wednesday at 11 A it with burial in the Olivet Kyn DIES AT PORTSMOUTH cemetery uneral service for Mrs? Sarah Mr Carr dled Sundy at Elizabeth Carr sister ot Mr Mary Showen of Sabina will be held at the Howland uneral Home Ports wlth her parents Atty and Mrs' YTaVti Mrs erroll Rhonemu spent tost week in Columbus with her daugh ter Mrs George Jennlngs Gray Mr Rhonemus went to Columbus Sun day and spent the day with them Mr Rhonemu7 returning home with them in the evening "Mr Scott Harner ot Washing ton spent with Mr (Contlnutd on' lx) Please take us seriously when we tell you there are no more hangers to be had! Make it one of your war time jobs appre date it AUCTION SALE of CATTLE Head Registered and Higli Grade JERSEY CATTLE XX at auction ridays November 5 PERCI GREEN SONS Three miles north of Wilmington on State Route 134 5'' or Sale Catalogue Write Chester olch Sales Mgr Springfield Ohio GITS MUST BE MAILED EARLIER st Most Packages And Cards Must Be Sent In November or Christmas Delivery 7 Acting Postmaster Joseph Landrum has received an announce ment from Postmaster General rank C' Walker that Christmas gifts and cards generally' must be mailed In November to insure de livery before Christmas this year 4 The number of railway cars and airplanes available for handling Christmas mail is far below that of former years Walker warned and 30000 postal employees bar gon into th armed forces The supply of extra help for th Christ mas rush also I not available this year "The only way therefore In which deliveries ot Christmas mails can be made on time is by spreading the mailing over a longer period so that available transportation equipment and post al personnel can be used during mor weeks" Walker said Deadline for sending Christmas gm to lower oversea already ha passed and gifts for Bailors must be mailed by November SERVICES ARE HEID OR MRS HOLADAY I uneral service for Mrs Eliza co operation between the Army and Chrysler VVKVUMVU af 9 fr light Officer Mickey gilder pilot In front of the gilder Morris Implement Store i 4 71 1 Phone A ighting Carrier of Mery and Weapons With its cargo body and tide eat'this fighter truck can also mount gun for attach and defense it move witn men aod munitions into battle It big Dodge engine will serve efficiently in every climate from tropics to arctic Like it fighter companions it will ford most stream and take the average swamp or mud bed in su strid Cooperate Since farm implement will 'need more repair in 1944 than thew did this veav and aince nart a and manpower will be much" hard er to get we ask that you check implements now Have them re paired today 0 Pvr Ct r1 Ht HVMMYR IH HVt CMHU1 BUY WAR BONDS 1 "ii? 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