Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 10

DXESD A AUG. 13, 1947. ELMIRA STAR-GAZETTE- Miss Blass, District Potato Queen Rainfall Table Two Records Rabies Clinic Chest Hoar it to Meet Seductions Drastic Schedule Ai moil need The Board of Directors of the Community Chest will meet Friday morning at 10:30 in the Chest of- i The board will take action on the recommendations of the bud- Shattered By Heat The heat broke two records in "5 'I cn Since Apr. 1 134 days It has rained 74 days Since Aug. 1 13 days It has rained days No rain Tuesday Rain this month 0.95 inch Total since Apr.

122.03 inches Apr. 1-Aug. 31. 191625.66 inches High temperature yesterday, 98; low last night, 65. (Based on official figures, City of Elmira).

pet committee for allotment of Dates and places for holding of funds to Red Feather agencies clinics for the inoculation of, the coming campaign, dopji aie announced by the Public Elmira Tuesday. With the mercury soaring to an official high of 98, it was the hottest day of the summer. Unofficial sun readings were over 100. Tuesday also was the hottest Aug. 12 in Elmira's recorded weather history, which dates back to 1912.

18 Treated At Hospitals For Injuries Camp Villa Maria Session To Close Camp Villa Maria girls camp will hold its final campfire with awards to outstanding campers this evening at 7:15 at Harris The parents of the campers are Health Committee staff. The second of 40 free clinics will he held tonight between 7 and 9 m. at the 14th St. voting booth. Heights.

Dr. Morris Blostein will be in charge. The clinics will be held from 7 to 9 p. as follows: City of Elmira. Ward 1.

Aug 20. voting booth on West Third Dr A. J. Battin; Ward 2, Aug. 27.

voting booth on Harriet Dr. Steffen; Ward 3. Aug. 27. booth on W.

Third Dr. Elmirans were enduring more of the same today. This noon The Star-Gazette thermometer stood at 92. The Binghamton Weather Bu- Marjory Blass of Coudersport, chosen Potato Blossom Queen for the North-central District of the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers, at Galeton Aug. 8.

Miss Blass, 16, a senior in Coudersport High School, will represent the district in the contest for state Potato Blossom Queen at Potato City, formerly Camp Potato, on Denton Hill, between Galeton and Coudersport, on Aug. 21-22. v.u0 1 pro "Generally fair, quite warm and TI who wish to return home tonight humid todav and tonight; Tnurs-1 t.t Eighteen persons injured in a vvintir a. A 1 Bloste.n; Ward 4. Aug.

21. voting day partly cloudy, widely-scattered afternoon showers, continued camp will close Thursday morning1 at 9:30. Ave. on Madison warm- lowest temperature tonight i in ii utispuais. At St.

Joseph's: Ransom Ran- Ward 5, Aug. 29. voting booth at Hoffman Park, Dr. Bio- near 68, highest Thursday 92-95." One heat case was reported low. 402 Sullivan foreign ROOM LOT REMNANTS Tuesday by St.

Joseph's Hospital. Guests at dinner tonight will be Rev. Gerald C. Lambert, diocesan director of Catholic Charities, and Rev. Arthur Ratigan, director of child and family service in the diocese.

JMrs. Henry Lacey of Lower Ma- Bryant Langley, 43, of 759 John was treated for heat exhaustion and discharged. Ward 6. Aug. 22.

voting booth at JT Puncture un ti-j when she on a nail. Lake Dr. Battin; Ward 7, Sept. Joan Tenny, 24, of 372 E. War ren St.

for right ring finger lac- Dr. Davidson; Ward 8, Aug. 18. a. VOUne Doom ai c.

iiiuimuh ttuu rQviH Cri a rm r- r.nl.,i a t-i- R-ttir-' -uaviei (jrier, 8, of 501 Gaines Orand Central Dr. rsatun, i-f Ward 9. Sept. 2. voting booth at ISC Jj and Up i heads Blvd.

left hand lacerations ion a piece of glass. Hein; Ward 10. Sept. 4. voting booth at S.

Walnut and Mt Zoar V.v. T- I 11 IV. ii. fd 1 74 Geneva sprained left ankle 25. voung booth on Spaulding a fa downsVairs.

Dr. Steffen; Ward 11. Sept. 15. vot-i SheWon A.

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sizes in velvets, wools and gabardines in the fall shades, 9 to 15 at $16.95 to 29.95. Matching Fall Hats to Finish Your Costume. jr.g oooin i 0ju.ug 216 William right foot punc- El mn co. DIAL 2-6934 DECLINES NOMINATION Gas Company Agent Taken By Death William G. Storch has declineH 206 E.

WATER ST. -i. iure wound on a nail. 12. voting booth at Lyon and: -Edwin Ignasiaki 30 of 957 jke Perine St.

Dr Davidson St. right foot when ne Elmira Heights, Aug. 13 Voting stepped on a at Dunn booth at 14th Dr ostein; Haze, Edwards 10 of Erin Sept. 3. Voting booth at 14th jured an old incision vvhen sh Dr.

Battin; Sept. 4. Voting booth trnm the Democratic nomination for Big Flats Town Board councilman. Marion E. Rhodes has been named Mrs.

Mary S. Whitmarsh, Elmira agent for the Alleghany Gas died this morning at her to nu the vacancy. at 14th Dr. Steffen Merrill Halstead, 37, of 753 Linden PI. possible rib fractures when he fell from a car.

Frank Blakesly, 57, of 117 High possible fracture of the left foot received when he dropped ice Town of Elmira, Aug. 19. Hendy Ave. voting booth. Dr.

Blostein; Aug. 20, voting booth, 106 Tuttle Dr. Steffen; Aug. 28, Hendy Ave. Voting Booth, Dr.

Battin; home, 104 S. Hoffman St. Born in Big Flats, she spent the greater part of her life in Elmira. She assumed the position which her husband, Arlie E. Whitmarsh, held when he died 20 years ago.

Li ME Til Sept. 5. Hendy Ave. Voting Booth. on She was a member of the Park! Church.

Dr. Battin. Margaret Klune, 12, of 203 Madison who lacerated her arm and knees in falling from a bicycle. Shirley White, 10, of 464 E. Water who lacerated her arm in a fall.

Treated at Arnot-Ogden were: Town of Southnort. Aug. 19. Odd Fellows Hall. Pine City.

Dr. Battin; Aue 23. Bulkhead Voting Booth, Dr. Davidson; Aug. 26.

Hopkins St. School, Dr. Davidson: Aug. 26, Jewell? Garage, Dr. Battin; Aug.

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tt. nuisrnraus vui- ir.g booth across from Town Hall, Dr. Steffin; Sept. 2. voting booth The six men were on a routine training flight.

Their names were withheld pending notification of kin. Two Japanese laborers were hit by parts of the plane. One was killed and the other injured. wnne exercising a trotter at the County Fair. David Perry, 7, of 508 Broadway, knee lacerations received in a fall.

Richard Owens, 12, Lower Maple scalp lacerations while acroR from Town nan. ir. ier-fin: Aug. 21. Breesport voting booth.

Dr. Blostein. Big Flats. Aug. 15.

Federal Nur-(fiv on Route 17. Dr. Battin. Catlin, Aug 18 at Catlin Town CORNING 73-75 E. Market St.

Phone 2413 Austin Nearhoof, 59, Pennsyl-i vania Railroad conductor. of Hall. Dr. Steffen. rteran.

Sept. 3. own Tyrone, head inluries received mm Millport. Dr. Steffen; Sept.

a fa at the Pennsylvania sta-Orange Hall at Sullivanville, Dr. tjon Steffen. Gilbert Knapp, 14 months, of 514 Ashland, Sept. 3. Hamner Gar-, Larchmont bruised right leg ace at Wellsburg.

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5. at the Town Hall In North Chemung, Dr. Davidson. Chemung. Aug.

IS. at Katydid Garage in Chemung, Dr. Davidson; Aug. 25. at Katydid Garage in Chemung.

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Wilson was to take action today to combat an outbreak; infantile paralysis which has at-! tacked 19 children in Delaware. 1 Terming the situation a "definite e.nerpency." Dr. George J. Boines. president of the Board of asked the Mayor to undertake an emergency project to rectify un- sanitary conditions within the City.

Thirteen of the state's 19 cases' ere reported in Wilmington. The city's wading pool was closed andl swimming was prohibited in Christiana River and Brandywine Cree. I TRIED THEM 4 i ALL THE I IV 'J WARTIME CIGARETTE 1 lyr? SHORTAGE FOUND f- THAT Camels suit me best! BOILER PRICES WILL RISE AUTOMATIC FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEMS SAVE By Buying NOW IS KJUt FEATURES DO YOU WANT IN YOUR AUTOMATIC HEATING SYSTEM? Youth Fined $25 On Reckless Charge Captured by Patrolman Walker efter a chase Tuesday night, a vouth booked as Donald Lee Roble. 17. of Clearfield.

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