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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1966

Page

7

Union City Golf Course To Have Pro

Union City Country Club directors, following the Greens Committee recommendation, appoint a new golf pro for the 1968 season opening April 15. Wilmoth, son of Mr and Mrs George Wilmoth, Cambri Springs, began as a shag boy at Riverside Golf Course and rose through caddie and assistant pro roles before joining the PGA in 1964. He trained at Jack Tar Harrison Hotel in Dunedin, Florida, and ran the Columbia Driving Range in Danville in 1965.

Union City Union City Country Club Greens Country Club Wilmouth George Wilmoth Cambri Springs Riverside William Bill) F. Kane Kane Pollaea Caridge Springs Wilmoth Professional Golfers Association Jack ‘Tar _Harrison Dunedin Florida Professional Golfers Association of America Tri-State PGA Columbia Danville

Four Die in Private Plane Crash in Florida Swamp

Four people died in a private plane crash near Daytona Beach. The victims include 47 year old Edward Steinnock from Bethel Park and 32 year old Walter Johnson of Merritt Island, the pilot. Also killed were Johnsons son Don, age 7, and Lewis Allen, age 28, of Eau Gallie. The wreckage was found in a swamp about 25 miles from Daytona after returning from the Daytona 500 stock car race.

Oak Hill Fla Pittsburgh Edward Steinnock Bethel Park Lewis Allen Eau Gallie Walter Johnson Merrit Inland Johnson Don Daytona Beach Daytona

Engine tuneup needed after ten thousand miles

After 10000 miles of driving the engine shows severe wear on moving parts and high contact counts. The text urges a complete tuneup to restore performance and fuel economy, warning against shortcuts and noting the need for thorough, proper service.

Train Delays Mother's Car. Baby Chokes To Death

MERCERSBURG Pa AP Michael Sanders three was strangled by a piece of meat while his mother was halted at two railroad tracks by a 162 car freight delay. The child reached hospital by ambulance but was pronounced dead on arrival.

Mercersburg Michael Sanders Hopital

Doctor Offers To Take Son's Place In War

In Ylynsburgh AP report a physician offered to replace his 20 year old stepson in Viet Nam by serving in the Medical Corps if the son could complete his enlistment. The plan sparked injury concerns as the paratrooper has 75 percent hearing loss, raising questions about combat readiness and safety. The doctor insists the Army must permit the substitution and argues it would preserve service continuation.

Ylynsburgh Viet Nam Zsigmond United States Ie Army

Italians Won't Give Up Glory To Norwegians

Pittsburgh dispatch reports on a sporting or competitive event featuring Italian participants, with mention of Birgitta Linderoth and Norwegian contenders, indicating a tense finish or pursuit of glory between the two national teams or groups.

Appellate Court Orders Husband to Pay Funeral Costs

The court ruled that Alfred Iden must provide burial for his wife Mrs. Iden in keeping with the status of the husband, reversing a lower court decision. The case involved Iden and his father in law Eugene Fortson over burial expenses of 637 dollars after Mrs. Iden’s death while separated but still legally married. The decision also relates to a $1,000 life insurance beneficiary status and upholds the husband's duty to cover burial costs.

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Move Trial On Insurance Fraud

The State Supreme Court considered requests to move trials for defendants Merde thony C. Musica, M. Palmer and Michael A. Meenas in a Washington Westmoreland County case. They face charges of fraudulent pretenses and conspiracy over alleged false accident claims. The court noted earlier proceedings and potential bias concerns amid a strained political climate.

Pittsburgh State Supreme Court Owass Washington Westmoreland County Sep Tence Merdethony C. Musica M. Palmer Pittsbur Ein Washington County Michael A. Meenas Pra Oats Columbus

Legion calls for protest against Morse talk in Philadelphia

American Legion district commander E. T. Cammarota urged a demonstration outside the hotel hosting Senator Wayne Morse amid Viet Nam policy criticism. Morse was to address the Women's Strike for Peace, with Cammarota citing antiwar speeches broadcast by Peking and Hanoi sources.

Huge Resort Plans Unveiled Near Kinzua Warren

Plans for a 1.5 million resort complex on an 80 acre Allegheny reserve site in Warren reveal a first private enclave in the area. The project expands from a simple lodging concept to a 72 unit three story motel with restaurants cocktail lounge and covered heated swimming pool after feasibility studies. The site has been leased to a developer.

Warren Allegheny Reserve Enmcee Devel Originaly Manly

Local auto contest prize winners named at event

Models by Ramsey Rogers and Keppel Tiffany were shown with Kevin Bensink in first, Newell Gates second, and Kenneth Sorenson third beside their cars Kia Cord, Fairlane, and a sports coupe. A floating restaurant project called Per Service will oversee permanent construction with completion planned for next summer. A temporary marina, banquet facilities for 400, parking for 700 cars, 250 boat stalls, a service center and advanced sewage and water system are planned for the site this year.

Ramsey Rogers Keppel Tiffany Kevin Bensink Kia Cord Newell Gates

Parole sought for Mae Wheeler in $459000 case

Mae H. Wheeler former manager of the Workingmen's Building and Loan Association was convicted Oct 18 1961 in a $459000 shortage. She was committed to the State Correctional Institution at Muncy in July 1963 after a lengthy trial with about 70 witnesses. Her defense blamed misbalanced books since 1938. appeals for new trials were denied.

Mae H. Wheeler Workingmen’s Building and Loan Association Butler County State Correctional Institution Muncy Wheeler Supreme Courts

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