Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 40, Number 14, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 February 1945 — Page 4

CHURCH TRINITY EVANGELICAL Karl Tauber, pastor. 7. J. Byland, S. S. supt. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. E. L. C. E. at 6:30 p.m. Prayer service Thursday at 7:80 p.m. Choir practice Thursday 8:30. CHURCH OF GOD Minister —Rev. H. Mishler. S. S. Supt.—Oliver Hibschman. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting at home of Mr. and Mrs. James Druckamiller, on Thursday evening at 8 p.m., with Mrs. Troup as leader. Mission Circle meeting Thursday afternoon at home of Mrs. Albert Troup. Come worship with us.

Pirluvirlt - sMSEBBsat FRIDAY - SATURDAY a SMASH HITS ‘KING OF THE COWBOYS’ — AND — RUTH TERRY in ‘Goodnight Sweetheart’ SUN. MON. “ Radio’s Top Comedy Star is Sitting on Top of the Lass World!” M ■V -— with — 808 CROSBY, JANE FRAZEE ERIK ROLF and the WILLIAMS BROTHERS — EXTRA — “POLLY WANTS A DOCTOR” Color Cartoon, “Design for Loving,” Musical “Winger Targets” Sportreel and latest news TUES. WED. THUR. FEB. 6-7-8 They Met — Married — Honeymooned on a Four-day Furlough! — ADDED — ‘Playful Pest’ Color Cartoon and Screen Snapshots plus Latest News. Lenon Juke Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly —H you suffer from Arunetir. srthritis or neuritic pain. try this siatple ioenxeuive home recipe the tboussnds are using. ' Get a package ci Ru*Ex Compound, a 2 week*' supply toAy. Mis it with a quart of water. add Aa juice of 4 lesions, It’e eery, plesssnt and no trouble at all. You need only J taMe spoonful* two time* a day. Often within 48 hour* — sometimes overnigh: — splendid result* are obtained. If the pain. do not quickly leave and if you do not feel better, Ru*Ex will coat you nothing to try as it hi sold by your druggist tinder an absolute money-back guarantee. Ku-Ba - Compound is for sale -end recommended by Thornburg Drug Co.

METHODIST CHURCH Claude M. Fawns, minister. Worship at 10 a.m. Music by the choir. Junior church at 11 a.m. Church school at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 11 a.m. Choir rehearsal each Thursday evening. GRACE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Rov. E. A. Slottag, pastor. Sunday, Feb. 4: Sunday school at 10 a.m. Church service 11:15 a.m. Monday, Feb. 5, Church Council meeting at 8 p.m. ZION CHAPEL U. B. CHURCH M. B. Knisel, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m., Sherman Deaton, supt. Morning worship 11 a.m. Evangelistic service 7:45 pan. You are invited to attent. Come anr feast upon the gooo things of God. SYRACUSE U. B. CHURCH Pastor, J. W. Jones. Phone 152. Supt.—Ralph P. Oyler." Bible school 9:45 a.m. Preaching service 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bible study and prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. DOUBLE BLANKETS, 5 pct wool 25 pct. wool and 50 pct. wool fine quality blankets. —The Stansbury Store, Ligonier.

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News From the Boys in yBBjSjS U. S. Service

Roanoke, Va. —‘Lt. (j.g.) Robert W. Levernier, 25, of Syracuse, Ind., has completed his training as a transport pilot at the Naval Transitional School operated here by Pennsylvania-Central Airlines. The intensive course qualifies pilots to fly the Naval Air Transport Command’s multi-en-

CLASSIFIED 1 Cent a Word 25c Min imum NOTICE WILL TRADE: Have rented business building in Elkhart, to trade for a Syracuse or lake property. Would consider small farm. —See Harry Grieger. (2t) SERVICE OFFERED AUCTIONEER. WiHiam Helman, phone 2310 Syracuse. (38-ts) CALL R-8777 for repair on eiectriial motors, or wiring of any kind.—Millard D. Hire. (17-ts FOR SALE ALL WOOL COATS. Among our All Wool Coats for Ladies are many fine bargains.—The Stansbury Store, Ligonier, Ind. FOR SALE; On Dewart Lake, 5room house, with partially completed upstairs rooms, for yeararound use. Completely modern, newly decorated, fireplace, oil heat, telephone. School bus comes within 2 blocks. Double garage. $3750.00 for quick sale. Also 5 adjoining lots S3OO. Phone Milford 38F21.—Arthur Zernickow, R. 3, Syracuse. FOR SALE: Box Springs for full size bed, good shape. Phone 977, Syracuse. FOR SALE: Six room cottage, 50 feet from water’s edge on one of the best bathing beaches at Lake Wawasee. Write Box No. 8. care of The Journal, Syracuse. APPLES FOR SALE: 75 bu. R. I. Greenings, excellent for cooking and baking. $1.25 to $2.50 bushel basket. Also several bu. cider apples at 50c bu.—Oakwood Orchard, phone 8247 w FOR SALE: 6-hole Range, Eter- • nal, fair condition. Electric coffee maker never used. 3-pc. carving set, Stainless steel bone handles, never used. All pre-war. —J. C. Bailey, phone 154. (2t) FOR SALE: Innerspring mattress in good condition $25. —Phone Syracuse 850. FOR SALE: Apples at reduced prices. $1.50 to $2.50. Good eaters, good cookers. — Stephen Freeman, phone R-596. (9-ts FOR SALE: RPPLES:.. Grimes, Jonathans, Rhode Island Greenings and Stay mens. Prices $1.50 to $3.50. —Stephen Freeman, phone 596. 9-ts WANTED WANTED TO BUY: Lake front Cottage on or near Lake Wawasee. Write description and price. Box 16, in care of The Journal, Syracuse, Ind.

gined aircraft after being trained by PCA’s experienced airline captains. Lt. Levernier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Levernier, of Syracuse, attended Columbia Military Academy, Indiana University and the University of Notre Dame before" entering the service in October, 1942. He completed his flight training at the navy’s Jacksonville, Fla., school.-, Mrs. Julia Elizabeth Levernier has been at Roanoke with her husband during his training period. Pvt. Claude A. Kistler passed through Indiana recently, going east. He now has an APO number out of New York city. Ensign Voyle Osborn is now on leave from duties at New Orleans, La. He and his family came on Tuesday to visit his parents here. They will also visit Mrs. Osborn’s mother in Denver, Colo., before returning south. Mrs. Harry, Slusser received word Tuesday from her twin sons, Dight and Duane Baker, that they are now in India. The two boys are in the air force. Pvt. Donald H. Sheets, of Camp Atterbury, Ind., spent last weekend with his wife and daughter, Carolyn, in Oakwood Park.

BY JOHN HARVEY FURBAY PH D ■ It is all wrong to suppose that clipping the hair off a dog will make him more comfortable in hot weacher. says dog expert James R Kinney, in his book, “How to Raise a Dog" (Simon & Shuster, New York). The dog may be cooler, but nature has already caused him to shed his excess hair and has planned that he should be protected by the remaining hair, as insects can make the dog miserable when without his hair. Then, too, the prickly cut ends of the hair may cause skin irritation to the dog. Natures own haircut is sufficient.

>l4 I LUWf x Ben Zimmerman Syracuse, Ind. IrJ .uPy 7 Thl« emblem of courtesy end driving ie awarded to a car owner of this community every week. DBIVB CABBFCIXY—IAVB A UFK

COAST GUARDSMAN DESCRIBES INVASION So you’re a 17-year-old young man and anxious to get into action? Hero’s a story written in a letter home by Coast Guardsman Kenny Magee. He describes his version of the liberation of the Philippines. Magee is a typical home-town fellow. He is only one of thousands who has gone off to war. n(e isn’t a hero. Magee doesn’t wear any medals. He’s just the kid down the block doing a job. This is what happened aboard his ship. “On Oct. 12, at 1630 (4:30p. m.), we were given orders to get underway. Soon the captain was heard on the P. A. system. He announced ;hat we were in on the invasion of’the Philippines. He told us the Importance of this mission anc. that if we failed it meant that the big invasion of D-Day would be held up. The objective was two small islands that were the entrance to Leyte Gulf. * These waters are the most dangerously mined of the Pacific). This “suicide fleet” was to land rangers on Dinigat and Homohon islands. The big force would invade three days later. Their small fleet ran Into heavy rain squalls which soon burst into a 4-day cyphoon. The overcast skies protected them from enemy aircraft. Just as they came within range of their objective, the typhoon brotte. This was the day—and hour.? Kenny’s ship, Gallup, fired the first blow on the Philippines. After hours of firing the rangers were put ashore. When Dinigat island had been taken there was another job to be done. They were to follow the mine sweeps and sink or explode the mines which were cut loose. Oct. 26th, the Jap navy forces moved in and a tremendous sea battle began. Magee wrote that “many pages in naval history were written on that afternoon.” His Coast Guard manned ship was out there longer than any other. The crew was hoping that the day would soon come “when we can return to our port some 1,000 miles south.” The Coast Guard needs more young men like Kenny Magee. They need you out there for more invasions. If you are a young man of 17 with at least one year of high school and are in good physical conditioo, we urge you to etlist oow! Apply at the U. S. Coast Guard Recruiting Station, Room 215, 53 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago. Applicants must present birth certificates. INFORMATION ABOUT FEDERAL INCOME TAX Will H. Smith, Collector of Internal Revenue, today said: “To correct any possible misunderstanding in regard to the income of a wife, the wife’s income must be taken into consideration in» determining the tax liability of married persons, whether filed separately or jointly. “When a husband has gross income in excess of SSOO there is a liability to file a Federal income tax return. He is entitled to claim one surtax exemption of SSOO for himself, and in the event the wife has no income, he may list her name under the exemption schedule and claim a SSOO surtax exemption for her. In the event that the wife has any taxable’ income whatsoever, in order to claim her surtax exemption it is necessary that they file a joint return and rnclude the income of husband anc wife. In this respect it would nearer be permissible for the husbanc to list his wife’s name in the exemption schedule, claim her surtax exemption, and exclude her income from the return. Os course, husband and wife are always privileged to file separate income tax returns based on their respective incomes. Under these circumstances it is necessary that each claim his or her own surtax exemption. Thus it is apparent that if one spouse has gross income of less than SSOO it is to their benefit to file jointly.” v If the tarpayers entire income ■is from wa.es less than $5,000, the return aay be filed on simplified form W-2. Tax will oe computed by Internal Revernue department and the taxpayer notified of any additional tax or refund due. K additional tax is due a bill giving the taxpayer thirty days within which to pay same will be sent. The final date for filing 1944 returns is March 15. The 1945 edition of the Syracuse and Wawasee Lake Guide and Business Directory will contain photographs of all the hotels on the - ike, various pictures of local bull; .Ings, new maps, and other lake cenes. If you know of any con < ctions, or additions, to last yea. book, please write a card to T a Journal.

The Misses Elinor and Mary Jessie Holloway are spending several weeks here with'- Mr. and Mrs. Wade Zerbe.

Marines Enter Garapan HI - < ? | : ' - * <, ■ .ms Man'ae Cm>s Mote Cautiously moving ahead, their weapons ready, these Marines are shown working their way forward into Garapan, administrative heart of ths Island of Saipan. Are you buying War Bonfe ta Iw* them_ml

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