Barry French Wins Driver of the Year at Castle Sports Car Club Dinner
Barry L. French was named the Castle Sports Car Club’s Driver of the Year at the first annual award and dinner-dance held at the Elks Club. David Wilson presented plaques to past officers, and Barry French received a trophy as the season’s top point earner. About 60 members attended the event with music to follow.
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Barry L. French
Castle Sports Car Club
French
Elks Club
Jack M. French Sr
David Marshall
David Wilson
Wilson
Chris Fletcher
Jack M. French
Marshall
Barry French
Charles Seinkner
Robert Brotemarkle
Fatal shooting ends in investigation at McDonald
State police said an inquest will be held Wednesday into the fatal shooting of Leonard O. Bywaters 51 Chester West Virginia. Chester Hauffman 53 a business partner in Arroyo Sand and Gravel Co. of New Cumberland WV is charged with murder. The shooting followed a quarrel at Hauffman's home Friday over Bywaters attempt to recover his investment in the firm.
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Washington, Pa
UPI
Leonard O. Bywaters
Chester
W. Va
McDonald
Chester Hauffman
Bywaters
Arroyo Sand and Gravel Co
New Cumberland
W.va
Hauffman
Wreckage Probe Follows Plane Crash Killing Four Men
Investigators sift through the charred remains of a light plane that crashed near Lewistown Pennsylvania killing four men. The deceased are Melvin Sweetapple Russell Cox Byron Gore and Samuel Tibrea. Initial identifications were corrected after authorities compared papers and records. Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA inspectors joined the investigation.
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Lewistown
UPI
Ralph Morgan
Mifflin County
Melvin K. Sweetapple
Mentor Ohio
Russell Cox
Alliance, Ohio
Byron Gore
York
Samuel Tibrea
Paris
Ohio
Tibrea
Samuel Murray
Warren, O
Sweetapple
William Adams
Concord
Gore
Cleveland
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Dislocated Ankle Sidelined Young Wrestler
Arwood Crans Jr., 13, dislocated his right ankle while wrestling his brother. He received treatment at Jameson Memorial Hospital for a possible fracture and was sent home. Police investigate petty cash theft of about 40 dollars from Castle Farm Equipment Co. at 811 Moravia St, reported Saturday.
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Nango
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Castle Farm Equipment Co
Moravia St
Boyles Official Union Winner In Union Two Race
William L. Boyles won the Union Two Democratic nomination for supervisor with 211 votes to 203 for incumbent Henry Huff and one absentee vote. Sam F. Chill led unofficially with 193 votes. Betty Lou Kradel and Bertha D. Smith won the two Democratic justice of the peace nominations in Union Two. Joseph Wysocki narrowly won the second Union Two race. Michael F. Annarella led the Democratic school board nomination with 381 votes, followed by Joseph J. Augustine at 312 and 314 for Wysocki.
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William L. Boyles
Union Two
Election Account Board
Boyles
Henry Huff
Sam F. Chill
Betty Lou Kradel
Bertha D. Smith
Joseph Wysocki
Democratic School Board
Michael F. Annarella
Wysocki
Joseph J. Augustine
Zarlengo Increases Margin In Mahoning Vote Count
Official returns from the May 16 primary show Eugene Zarlengo widening his Democratic supervisor lead in Mahoning Two over Victor Medure by six votes to 240 to 235 after counting two absentee ballots. Procopio also gains two absentee votes for assessor and defeats Steve Zoccoli 432 to 389 after a three-precinct recount.
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Eugene Zarlengo
Victor R. Medure
Aecount Board
Zarlengo
Medure
Mahoning
Hillsville
Lawrence County
Joseph F. Procopio
Procopio
Steve Zoccoli
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