Today in History
September 25
2016: Arnold Palmer, one of the best and most popular professional golfers to ever play the game, died. "Arnie's Army" was the term for the many fans who would follow him at tournaments. He is also known for a drink that is one-half iced tea and one-half lemonade, called an Arnold Palmer. He was 87.
1897: William Faulkner, American novelist and short story writer, was born in New Albany, Mississippi. He spent much of his youth in Oxford where his father was employed as the secretary and then business manager for the University of Mississippi. Faulkner was the creator of the mythical Yoknapatawpha County in Mississippi. (Source: Library of Congress)











