WE RECEIVED A COPY OF MR.FREWS’ DEATH CERTIFICATE FROM VALERIE C.EVERETTE ON JUNE 23;2007. (TAKEN FROM DAILY INDEPENDENT;FRIDAY;OCT.17;1913-David Frew;aged 42 years;died about 10 o’clock Thursday night at the Foster House;Donner avenue;where he had made his home for two years. Death was the result of neuralgia of the heart;although he had been complaining for two months with rheumatism. Deceased was employed in the bar mill of the Pittsburg Steel and had worked up until almost the day of his death. Deceased was a brother of J.Frew;a well known furniture dealer of Charleroi;he is survived by a wife and five children-three sons and two daughters-all of whom reside on Lonaconing;Md.;except one son;Malcolm Frew;who is in Monessen;he was also a brother of Mrs.William Pritchard of Second street. Arrangements have not been made for the funeral;but the remains will likely be sent to Lonaconing.) (TAKEN FROM THE DAILY INDEPENDENT;SATURDAY;OCT.18;1913-David Frew;whose death at the Foster House was mentioned in Friday’s Independent;was 50 years old instead of 42. He is survived by the wife and five children as follows: James;Edna and John;of Lonaconing;Md.;and Mrs.Wm.A.Anderson of Huntingdon;W.Va.;and Malcolm of Monessen. He is also survived by these brothers and sisters;James and Robert Frew and Mrs.John Steinbaugh of Charleroi;and Mrs.William Pritchard of Second street;Monessen;from whose home funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Interment will be in the Belle Vernon cemetery.)