Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 13

THURSDAY, JAX. 15, 1053. -ELMIBA STAR-GAZETTE -PAGE THIRTEEN Cornell Officer Bicyclist Injured Republican Dinner to Mark Victory CIAL- To Address Club In Auto Mishap Richard Hackett, 14, of 713 Dela- The Cornell Men's Club of El- Birth Rate Up, Deaths Down in '52 later than Saturday. There will be no formal speaking program but entertainment will be presented following the dinner. mira will sponsor a get-together for ware Ave.

suffered shoulder, hand Chemung County Republicans i party workers, including commit-will hold a dinner Tuesday night teemen, and their friends will attend at the Hedding Methodist Church to the affair at 6:30 p. m. celebrate the party's national victory I Reservations are limited to 250, and observe Inauguration Day. the chairman said. Reservations Atty.

James E. Personius, GOPhould be filed with Atty. 'Personius county chairman, said today that 'or at Republican Headquarters no high school male seniors interested and knee bruises at 7:15 Wednesday Used in Cornell University Friday evening night when his bicycle and an auto- The human skull is composed of at 7:30 in the pi i mum mobile collided at Pennsylvania 22 bones. 't YWCA lounge. Robert W.

Star- of An increase in the number Ave. and Boardman St. He is in St. Joseph's Hospital. Police reported that an automobile driven south on Pennsyl- i births and a decrease in the number iandt, associate di- Populars Classic at deaths rennrteH in Flmira lal 'rector of admis- I vania Ave.

by Wesley Boyce, 42, of s'TS'lS Pnnevlvnnia Avr nrtA hi- year, as compared with 1951, arejsions at Cornell, ii. 1 25c Each will speak. He I i 1 i wycic iiuucn iiuiiu oy we ooy, vui- I 78 RPM VJ bded while Boyce was turning into rsoaruman at. reported ny Arcnie k. i tiey, registrar of vital statistics.

Births reported at his office totaled 2.310, an increase of 129 over the 1951 total. The 1952 death total was 706, compared with 721 will be accompanied here by R. Selden Brewer, alumni secretary, and Cornell un- aril FCLIPSE CREDIT UNION The annual shareholders meeting of the BEM Federal Credit Union lergraduates from in 1951. The 1952 birth rate was 46.58 area- Tney Starandt 118 W. WATER Open Friday Evening will discuss programs and opportun- at the Eclipse Plant in Elmira thousand population, compared with 44.50 in 1951.

Of the 2,310 births, ities offered at the university. Heights will be held at 7:30 Sunday night at the Odd Fellows Hall in Elmira Heights. 1,084 were non-residents. This left 1 1 residential birth rate of 22.70, A similar meeting for senior girls was sponsored last month by the Cornell Women's Club of Elmira. Members of the Men's Club are invited to attend Friday's meeting.

Refreshments will be served. compared with 24.40 in 1951. The death rate in 1952 was 14.24, compared with 14.50 in 1951. Of the 706 deaths, 198 were non-resi EAM-HOU IE I Si dents. This left a residential death i residential death! GROOM'S WEDDING 'X i 1952, compared rtlgtg ICV1CW rate of 10.24 in with 10.40 in 195 "1 Year's Plans Among the Elmira and vicinity births, there were 43 more boys than girls.

Female babies numbered POPULARITY MUST BE DESERVED 1,134 and males, 1,176, Utley said. In addition, 37 stillbirths were DUE TO THE TERRIFIC DEMAND DREAM -HOUSE AGAIN REPEATS THIS The most popular month for births was October with 206. The least popular was February, even with an extra or 29th day in 1952. The total was only 162 births. Utley reported that deaths last The year's program of the Elmira Art Club was reviewed Wednesday evening at the first meeting under the new administration, headed by President Paul W.

Tucker. Thirty-eight attended the session, in the clubrooms at the Arnot Gallery. Mr. Tucker emphasized that the club's policy should be based on sympathetic consideration and encouragement of all forms of art expression, from ultra-conservative to year fell below the annual average of about 725 in the past few years. Forty-six more males died than females and 198 of the 706 deceased! modern.

NSATI 0IWL OFFHK persons were non-residents of the I The basic elements also will be city. 'progressively reviewed during the The biggest killer, according to; year. To start the series, Elbert W. the records, was heart disease, with Ryerson, director of art in the El-150 persons succumbing to this ail-jmira public schools, discussed ment, or about 1 out of 5 deceased "Fundamentals of Composition, persons. (Perspective and Color," illustrating Cerebral hemorrhage and throm-his talk with charts and sketches, bosis fatally affected 109 persons or Twenty-five new paintings by 1 out of 7.

Cancer caused death to, members were displayed for criti-another 94, or 1 out of 8 persons 'cism during the review period. At who died in 1952. Twenty-eight per-! the next meeting. Feb. 11, Arthur COMPLETE 2 PIECES INNERSPRING MATTRESS sons died of pneumonia, according R.

Abrams will discuss and demon strate the use of casein colors. r3Rhis ImSfel DIAMONDS VwUv A NkVs ritx. It fGi 'TT. Value. Pay Only yrM $125 yf Dee'i Special VWJWif Value! 14 Kt.

I fCll Exquisite 14 Kt. f'1tRl A Gi? 0' HI 3 Gold Setting. Open I 'TftfrN. "3 12.00 Weekly Uf I Account. t- to Utley.

AND MATCHING Traffic Policemen Address 2 Groups Patrolmen Edward M. Barchet and John E. Strong of the Police Traffic He also reported that six persons died in Elmira as a result of automobile accidents, four of the mishaps occurring outside the city limits. Another 15 died in various home accidents. More deaths 73 were reported last January than any other month last year.

The least was July with BOX SPRING Bureau spoke at two meetings Wednesday night. Patrolman Strong spoke on El- mira's proposed one-way street plan, 46 fatalities. Births and deaths reported in El-; and on the need of an additional car for driver training in Elmira mira last year are as follows: Deaths Births Month schools, before the County Volunteer Firemen's Association at the Pine City firehouse. Patrolman Barchet also spoke on the one-way street program, and on proper procedure at accident scenes, at a meeting of the Morgan Driving ifPf BOTH A 185 162 182 178 194 200 204 200 204 206 195 199 Jan. Feb.

Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct.

Nov. Dec. School at the YMCA, 73 58 62 49 62 65 46 55 58 60 50 68 706 Diamonds Enlarged to Show Detail rrSfwT ftftfi 1 Pay as Little as 1 fk I I 1 Down MjlBiJt ,0 I O-T' I $1-00 JSTmM i 1 Weekly ffffifJP'M 106 N. MAIN ST. HENRY ANDERSEN PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT T.

S. and N. Y. Stat Tax Returns Prepared Call 2-0405 for Appointment Totals 2,310 Fair Books '53 Follies WITH THE PURCHASE OF DEE'S GIVE YOU 7 The George A. Hamid Grand- staud Follies will be featured again in 1953 at the Chemung County Fair.

Directors of the Chemung County Agricultural Society, at a meeting lifiil iNY BEDROOM SUITE i last night, authorized Secretary Rob- a ert S. Turner to sign a contract for -i 3 mmma DURING THIS GREAT SALE Turner said last night that seven vaudeville acts will be presented HO MONEY DOWN along with the show, which will include four specialty numbers. He said that most of "the vaudeville acts have been imported from foreign countries. The society also agreed to present the International Auto Daredevils Contest, a thrill show in which three groups of automobile stunt teams will engage. The groups will include Billy Green's Canadian Aces, Dick Rogers' All-American Motor Maniacs and B.

Ward Beam's World Champion Auto (Your old watch can be the Down Payment) Pay Us little As SOc Wetkly pp EXPANSION BAND '17 11.00 Wetkly BIG DOUBLE BED CHEST and DRESSER Serve It Often for Real Stick-to-Your-Ribs Mid-Winter Meals WE'RE AGREED, one and alii that when it comes to savory; flavory goodness, Arpeako Pure Pork Sausage is far-and-away the favorite! But there's more than just the enjoyment that comes with the Yes Arpeako Pure Pork Sausage is a hero, when it's zero, because it's chock-full of the proteins, the minerals, the vitamins it takes to keep you hale and hearty the whole Winter through! Serve it often from now on, because this year 'round favorite is particularly "tops" when the mercury is trying to get out the bottom of the tube! Daredevils. Plans were made last night to send delegates to the annual meeting of the New York State Association, of Fairs Feb. 2-4 at Albany. Turner said that a carnival show probably will be signed at that time. Hospital Notes Arnol-Ogden: Lyman Cokely of Elmira RD 1, injured eye while working.

St Joseph's: Linda Bennett, 2, of 108 Lake first degree burns on the upper left arm and back received when hot coffee spilled on her. Hugh Hoy of Big Flats, burned left forearm at the Elmira Boiler Iron Works when he got some hot metal in his sleeve. Mrs. Ruth Whitmarsh of 332 E. Water injury to right hand and back when she was hit by a bus at E.

Water and Lake Sts. Rexford Ostrander, 14, of Cayuta RD 1, cut right eye when a nail he was pounding flew into the air. Arthur Seymour, 46, of Elmira RD 1, injured right hand in a fall from the running board of a car. John Freer, 26, of Upper Lake fracture of the right kneecap received while playing basketball at the YMCA. Gerald Bedenk, 26, of 604 Spaulding cut upper lip when a lock he was pounding flew in the air.

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Monday through Friday, it was announced today. Atty. James E. Personius. county chairman, said the office is being staffed from 9 a.

m. to noon to handle increased business. He said the party hopes to "better serve the public" by taking this step. Mrs. Dorothy Schott will be in charge of the office and handle any inquiries.

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