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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1970

Page

4

Death of Arthur M. Chappel in Youngsville at 74

Arthur M. Chappel age 74 of Youngsville died at 6 25 p m when his car was struck by a Penn Central train at a crossing west of Youngsville near U S Route 6 He was born September 9 1896 in Grand Valley and worked for Quaker State Oil Refining Co in Grand Valley before retiring in 1961 He moved to Youngsville in 1964 and attended the Evangelical United Methodist Church Survivors include his wife Marjory Morris married June 16 1920 a son Lloyd H Chappel Pittsfield a brother Bert Grand Valley six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews He was predeceased by a daughter Lenore Clark Chappel in 1957 an infant son Craig Morris Chappel in 1941 and a brother Kenneth in 1942 Friends will gather 7 9 pm today at McKinney Funeral Home and 2 4 and 7 9 pm tomorrow Funeral services are set for 2 pm Thursday with Rev Spurgeon Witherow officiating Burial will be in Warren County Memorial Park Starbrick.

Arthur M. Chappel Chappel Youngsville Penn-Central Railroad U.S. Rt. 6 Grand Valley Quaker State Oil Refining Co Evangelical United Methodist Church Marjory Morris Lloyd H Pittsfield Bert Lenore Clark Chappel Craig Morris Chappel Kenneth McKinney Funeral Home Spurgeon Witherow Warren County Memorial Park Starbrick

Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges

Report from Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Patti 11 months daughter of Duane and wife at Corry R D 2 and Malinda 3 daughter of Paul Hopson 516 Wayne St Union City plus Wilbur Scheller Corry R D 2 and Mrs Allen Grant 873 East South St Discharges include Mrs Daniel McClellan and Theresa Sue Elgin Michael Griffin Silver Creek and Mrs Roy Hockenberry 435 Shady Ave Clarence Heise 120 East Pleasant. Emergency call numbers 664 4641 ambulance 664 2321.

Patti Duane Troyer R.D Corry Larry Rogers Union City Malinda Paul Hopson Wayne Street Wilbur Scheller Allen Grant East South Street Daniel McClellan Theresa Sue Elgin Michael Griffin Silver Creek Roy Hockenberry Shady Avenue Clarence Heise East Pleasant

Lake Search Still On For Plane

A light plane vanished over Lake Erie while en route from Ithaca New York to Pontiac Michigan. The single engine Cessna 172 disappeared after a routine radio report near Dunkirk New York. Occupants were believed to include pilot Larry Fanton of Birmingham Michigan, his wife, and five children. The Coast Guard and Air Force conducted sea and air searches until dark Monday.

Buffalo Lake Erie Dunkirk N.Y Federal Aviation Agency Tompkins County Ithaca Pontiac Mich Larry Fanton Birmingham Coast Guard Air Force

Chappel and Wood Funeral Notices Published

The body of Arthur M. Chappel, 74, of Youngsville, is at McKinney Funeral Home with visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday and service Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial at Warren County Memorial Park. The body of Hilda M. Wood, 92, of Jamestown, formerly Corry, is at Lind Funeral Home with visiting hours Tuesday and service Wednesday at 11 a.m. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.

Wood Hilda M. Wood Jamestown Corry Lind Funeral Home Pine Grove

Alvarez Takes Over Mexican Presidency

Mexico City AP reports Luis Echeverria Alvarez becomes the 26th constitutionally elected president at a Chapultepec inauguration. Outgoing President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz hands over the ceremonial sash as Alvarez pledges to push agrarian reform, education expansion, and 100,000 new jobs yearly, continuing PRI policies amid a 42-year rule.

Mexico City Luis Echeverria Alvarez Mexico Chapultepec Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Alvarez Tlaxcala Echeverria Institutional Revolutionary Party Diaz Ordaz PRI

Hunters Involved in Fatal Incidents and Deer Crash Report

A report details a fatal incident after a shot rang out at a property where a woman found her dead pet. In Tionesta a man, Donald J. Mills, was found guilty on four counts of spotlighting a large game animal and fined plus costs or jailed. A three-car crash in Southwest Township damaged three vehicles, with no injuries, in which Nolan Scott Phillips and two Titusville men were involved after deer crossings. In Corry two deer were hit by cars. A 15-year-old New Hampshire boy died in a rifle accident during the New England deer season, member of his hunting party mistaking him for a deer. The incident prompted officials to condemn negligent shooting. In Mexico City, Echeverria and Diaz Ordaz inaugurated with an international delegation, including seven vice presidents and 18 ministers, as U.S. Secretary of State Rogers led the American group.

Tionesta Mills Game Commission Sager Titusville Southwest Township Warren Nolan Scott Phillips Hydetown Kim R. Carlin John W. Sampson Phillips Corry East Columbus Avenue Sciota Road New Hampshire New England Harold K. Avery II Ashland N.H Denton Hartley New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission Hartley Maine

Census data show suburban growth outpacing central cities

Washington reports the final 1970 census shows central cities shrinking as suburban areas swell. Growth concentrated in metropolitan rings with California, Florida, Texas and New York leading. Population totals reach 204,765,770 nationwide and 203,184,772 inside the U.S., shaping reapportionment and House seat changes.

Washington Census Bureau Chicago Detroit Baltimore Boston Atlantic Ocean California Florida Texas New York U.S Congress Arizona Colorado Pennsylvania Alabama Iowa North Dakota Ohio Tennessee West Virginia Wisconsin

Hunting in New England Woods Draws 400000 Deer Seekers

Despite danger lurking in the New England woods, about 400,000 still venture there in pursuit of deer. The article notes penalties for violations, including a $500 fine and loss of hunting license.

Eingland Woods

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