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Danville. Leonard Cross wlfa re 'Ington. in wife Is the former rrv nir. pAvricmrn. mommy.

Aran, n. mi sides ln Gibson City. SAYBROOK SERVICE NEWS, Mlns Marjorie Union of isn-ville. ARRIVES IN ENGLAND. Mr and Mrs.

John Hauptman, 1302 North Western avenue, have re- lvvl ii'nrH that their son. Corn With the Armed Services SAYBROOK. (PNS) P. O. Smith has received word from his son, Lloyd Smith, that he will be in California during the peace Edward Hauptman, has arrived SAN JOSE SI.RVICC NtW.

conference at a military police man. safely in England. They have two other sons. Sgt llmmlmnn la ln the PhlllD- SAN Pergande, yeoman Mrs. M.

V. Rlna received a rived safely somewhere In TnS land. Pvt. Cotton received his basic training at Fort McClellan, Ala. FARMER CITY SERVICE NEWS.

FARMER CITY, (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. George Stimler ha received the Turple Heart from their son, Sgt Claude Stimler, who Is in the Ninth army now stationed ln Germany. Relatives here received word from Lt. Lester Meredith that he had arrived safely in France.

Lloyd Dale Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William U. Howell, Is receiving his Initial naval indoctrination at the naval training center, Great Lakes. IN ENGLAND.

dwight. fPNSWPfc. Ray LA nlni mnrt Pf Cnrl HauDtmBn is telephone call from her son, Nell Ring, after he landed in California. Nell was wounded in the in Australia. Sgt.

Floyd Todd, William A. Janea John Cotton COLFAX. Pvt. William A. a son ln law, Is in me i-niup- Cecil Cross Leonard Cross GIBSON CITY.

Easter Sun battle of Iwo una and has been returned here for hospitalization. He expects to be sent to Chicago. He was wounded In the arm and Janes has arrived sofcly overseas. pines. EL PASO SERVICE NEWS.

EL PASO. (PNS) Corp. Vir day was a happy day for the Cross brothers when they were according to word receivea oy his wife, Mrs. Barbara Janes of rnifav. Nnw in itnlv.

he la serv Orm Shepherd. im of Patuxent river. MJ-Tuesday and are iHl.n u'r leave with her parent. Mr. ana Mrs.

Paul E.ther Uaumcardnrr, to1: ly returned home Uom where she has been ih her husband who is in ru. Sgt. Lawrence M.iicr, who has been transferred frm Camp wards. Man. to Cmfr, ii on furlough Mn.

Miller, able to meet after having not seen was not able to write home. Her daughter. Lt. Camilla Ring, re each other for two years. The re gil B.

Sleezer, who has been stationed at Camp MacKall, N. is ported ln Chicago Wednesday for ing in the Infantry. Before going overseas, he was on a seven day union was held ln Holland, i'vi. I A re-asslgnmenf In the nurse corps. spending a short furlough with Cecil Cross of Danville is a mem Edward IUuptmn Howard Dulany furlough from Camp Bianaing, mond J.

Englert, son of Mr. and F-dward Onslott his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. i-nuon loU Orutott Fla.

Dr. and Mrs. James Jenson have received word from their ber of the Ninth army. S. 5gt.

Leonard Cross, who is on his way Mrs. Edward Englert r. ot Sleezer. ENDS. Com.

and ATtTiTVES TV ENfiLAND. Mr. tj F.rmn Jinn Kincdon. who from a hosnital in England to W. Dulnnv returned and Mrs.

John Cotton, 709 West son, Flight Oincer Paul J. Jenson, that he is Improving and would be sent to a rest camp soon. He and family and other relatlxes. Thursday to Nashville, af Dwight is a medical technician at a station hospital of the air service command ln England. He entered the army In October, 194a, and left for overseas ln 1944.

is stationed at Camp McCoy, Wis, spent Sunday here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred King- Chestnut street receivea wora rin 1 1 from thli inn. Pvt John rejoin his company in the intra army, was granted permission to visit his brother.

Both are the sons of Mrs. Irene Hopkins ot was wounded in the hip during ter spending an eigiu iur-ith hi narcnti. Mr. and Cotton saying that he had ar a glider invasion. don.

CIBSOV CITY SERVICE NEWS. GIBSON' ClTY(rNS)- Ph. I). Underwood of Tinker -i -vli i. a seven Mrs.

J. R. Dulany. r. r.

2. Bloom- '1 day furlough with jr technician fifth i.ruH former manafcT ol me rn. llarTnr'a Store, HOW from North Manchetef, Ind, ha i M.mre General cri r. oiutott LEHOW In the Carl Onstott fcomt. the core It 2 to 1, with unii hospital for treatment of Illness He served in the southwest Pacific in the New Guinea campaign with a salvage repair outfit of the quartermatcr corps, lie wears the Good Conduct ribbon and the southwest Pacific theater army leading.

The one member the navy is the douchter. Wave Sorry HO WARD WEEK THIS SPRING This od does NOT present Spring WARD WEEK. It presents, however, a group of timely Items, ot Words traditional low prices. Some hove been cut In price, too, In full accordance with WPB regulations. But, because regulation! won't permit ui to cut oil prices, and because shortages prevent us from offering the things you expect In WARD WEEK, we are not calling this a WARD Week sale.

inia omtotL pharmacist mate third class, now stationed at the of operations ribbon wim me Bronze Star. Kay Salyards, daughier oi Kaivnrri. nt flibson City, naval hospital, ware isiana, wm. She hat been ln rvict or 15 monthi. A Set Edward Onstott, a member the engineers.

It now at Santa Te. N. Mex. He graduated from a graduate of Drummer Township High school, was one oi to receive her nurses cap MlrhnM nie hostlltal. tnl- the University ot Illinois in ion inii hai been in the cago, last week.

As a cadet nurse Miss Salyards is taking her train service 11 monthi. Pvt. Carl F. Onstott ii with the Fifth Ranger battalion In Germany. He went virea In February.

All three ing under an expense scno K.n hv thS furlouchs and a Health service and she helping leave In February and were able to apend one night together at (J to release a graduate nurse ior service with the army or navy nurse corps. r.l.na Mln tint IfrlVCd home. rrvrvi RFRVICE NEWS. safely overseas, according to word received recently by his Par1fnu1; EUREKA. (PNS) Clinton PotU Jr.

hat been Inducted Into the army and left Wednesday morning for Chicago. Hi wile S. Set. Albert U. ucvu wi tVia armv air tnrrft.

who hfll been I staUoned at Scott field for the, ioct fnur voari u-fli recently; transferred to Laredo air field at Laredo, Tex. Mrs. DeWall and son, Gilmore Jr, are now staying ents in Gibson City until a place nd two children will resiae nere. Jack Finlcy, ion of Mr. and Mri.

Jack Finley and a senior In high school, has joined the navy but does not expect to be called until the end ol the school term. Ernie Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kaufman and a high school senior, has enlisted in the marines and is awaiting call. Kenneth Bean, a high school Junior from Secor attending here, is awaiting his call after his en- may be found in Texas ior wvm.

stnnlpv Wrlrht has received his call for induction into the navy and left Tuesday. A dinner was held ln his horibr Sunday wim PsrMw oni Pvt John Barrow, 4 Chanute field, present Tuesday aa Vitm rtff leave with his parents, Mr. and 10 am on anH Mr. John SchUCtlC Mrs. Michael uiianaxas, ana Jr.

urpr visitor at hu mother's sister, Mary. son of Mr. and home in Guthrie. He andhis wife 7 lAft Anr 2n Tor san i ranciBiu, Mrs. Clarence, weru.

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Penetrating Wood Sealer. Protects because it penetrates! Floor Enamel. Known for extra toughness, extra durability! Porch Deck Paint. Specially designed for exterior floors! class, Great Lakes, spent Saturday and Sunday here with friends. Robert Bryant, seaman first class, spent Wednesday until Sunday here with his parents, Mr.

You get Real Value for your money at this low Ward price! Big, roomy interior gives lots of storage space Beautiful Walnut and contrasting veneers on hardwood make the chest an attractive piece of furniture Interior Is of protective Tennessee Red Cedarl 18x21 x48 inches. Has self-rising tray. See this Value! Only 20 Down! Monthly Poymtnt Plan! lime service, arrived Wednesday They're tops for wear tops for good looks whether you choose one In rich looking simulated alligator, or one in a soft, pliable calf grain. You'll approve of the smart, up-to-the-minute styles, the sturdy construction and expert workmanship that means superior wear. And, you'll appreciate knowing that they clean easily by merely wiping them with a damp cloth.

and Mrs. W. C. Bryant. He is attending radio school in Chicago.

Sgt. Norman Kagley, who had Kaon hora nn fnrlnuffh. Visiting 3T his aunt, Mrs. Etta Taylor, last Friday went to St. Louis, Mo.

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Ray Oncken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oncken, is stationed at Shoemaker, Calif. Lt. Virginia Smith, army nurse, is on leave with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Smith. Lt. Smith Is being transferred to the regional hospital at Pasadena, from O'Reilly General hospital, Springfield, Mo. Dale Johnson is spending a 15 day leave with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Johnson. REPORTS FOR DUTY. LONG POINT. Pvt.

Floyd Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 4 Clark went to Ft. Sheridan Thursday to report. He will be assigned to Wichita Falls, where he will take training in army air corps for several weeks.

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