Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 249, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1948 — Page 7

I OCTOBER 21. 1918

L - rZulSchool Class Eg3L s In Meeting I SwTfaerh.-r* of t>. Sunday 'll *Lj First J’, ♦■sbvtcrian a t th.- < hurch W •■dries prchmlnaiy 6> Olfetaai- pronra-n K-nncth ■ ' FTlgjjitt'-'’ »HI be named soon I ' h.flans (or Ih<- annual Christ } pwarfam which is j.arta ipa’ed

IPHILCO ■ *oui for Quality the World Over I jRBrM J ■■ rs | Mlilfc 811 I iBL. Model 1606—Beautiful 8 'l übe Console jHlilustrated-AM only__ $ 179-95 I Anilustrated->AM FM __ $209*95 jW Illustrated-AM FM __ $229*95 I (And Equipped To Play New Long Play Recordings) Easy Terms at HAUCKS

11 WITH PONTIAC SERVICE I $ The best w'costs no more! -k Thousands of Pontiac owner* all over the country have learned that regular servicing by their Pontiac dealer is the best, most 1 ■* economical way to keep their car* in top condition. j Our service is best for your car because our mechanics have been I KVk I trained by factory eiperts and because we use factory engineered ■ 1 A 1 parts and specially selected tools—everything geared Io the one I , I ■ l”b of keeping your Pontiac at its very best. I In The result is that your work is done faster —in such a sure-handed | | ’ll manner that it will stay done . The cost of our e»pert work is I t i I 11 no higher —in fact, is often less—than you would pay for ordinary 1 | I servicing I ■V'' Our policy is very simple »e do o»/> the uori tailed for—** do it > in an estsert manner, we save you money by eliminating guesswork I HBV and makeshifts. I I (live your Pontiac the best —have it sersiced by your Pontiac I m dealer — fur the best costs no more! UP PMTI Ut Wl 1k I •w tkeiNHtto pars _ V the umr as ~**T ' -af~* Jk, V • r hu.lt into vour iheyalwavv ■ *CT'-' pe-|,-thee . *■—>>— propeciy and-like «C~ . ■ best m servicing—they ■ wiTl .. fc ■Ono morel 7 A Prtdttcl 4 Gneral Veawi ■ DECATUR SUPER SERVICE OH’.Sratwbt. r>e«»Ui - '

VOTER (C • • *rom Page One) porter* believed the light regie j (ration will give Rep. Vito Mar , cantonio an edge. Surprisingly, a number of state*! reported that they do not compile' registration totals and have no way of estimating how many people will vote Other state* re i quired registration only ut»ler ' certain circumstances and their I figures were not indicative. Hut estimates of figures were

. available from 17 state*, and of ! the.<e New York was the only one reporting a det tease in registrations since the last presidential election in 1911. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur — —

CAREER OF Virgil F. Bowers If ‘ Bl 'i aWt t jflS -BKu * . I W • -mSS .. Elected Adams County Surveyor In 1916 Virgil F. Bowers this year is reeking re-election to that office for a second two-year term. Mr. Howers, aged 33. was born in Kirkland township, the son of Charles Bowers, and received his education In the Kirkland and l>e catur st hoots. Following his grad uation. he entered the drainagt and construction business for 1< • years and gained t on. iderabic . practical experience. In 1912. Mr. Bowers enlisted in the C. 8. Naval Engineering anil Construction department at Providence. It. 1., and received furl her schooling there He w nt over seas in the Spring of 1913. and was engaged in the construction of Navy bases, airports and docks He saw combat duty for 38 days against Japanese land and naval forces. Honorably discharged on October 30. 1915. he was the recipient of the Presidential Citation, Bronze Star, and three other campaign medals Following his service with the i C. S. Mr. Bowers returned to hl< 1 drainage and construction work ind was elected Surveyor of till i -oun y In his first term of offl< ■ , jit w.i My earne t desire to nn er i the wishes of the farmer i am' landown' rs of the county and I < have done this to the best of my I ability." he said, adding. ' I prom Ise to do so in the future." Ac Ive in Itepubllcan politics Mr. Bowers, in hiring deputies j and con rruction workers. twvUß •heless chose his men not on nnr than basis but on the qualifies j tlons for the work to be done an proposes to continue doing S' when re-elected. Mr Bower* is married and >»■» I one child, is a church member •nd actlv - in the American L Inn. Veterans of Foreign War' and o'her civic and social nrr-’-' ra'ions. pol. adv ’

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