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William Dowling,aged 72 years,well known citizen of Belle Vernon was found dead Monday evening,Dec.28,1925,at 6 p.m.in an alley near the Baird Marble Shop,Belle Vernon. The body of the aged man,whose death it is believed resulted from a stroke of apoplexy,was found lying in the alley by C.S.Hixenbaugh,who was passing that way. The body was carried by Mr.Hixenbaugh to the residence of Frank Campbell,who lives nearby,and a physician was called,but it was learned that the aged man had passed away. Mr.Dowling made his home with his sister,Miss Mary Dowling,on Grant street and was delivering a washing to Mrs.Frank Morgan when stricken. He is survived by five sisters,Mrs. Tressa Minor of Waltersburg,Mrs. Anna Garren,Mrs.Margaret Moran,Mrs.Johnson and Miss Mary Dowling,all of Belle Vernon.  The body was removed to Toner's undertaking establishment,where it is being prepared for burial. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon,,Dec.31,1925,at 1 o'clock from the home of his sister,Miss Mary Dowling on Grant street, Belle Vernon on Thursday afternoon in charge of Rev. Father Murphy of the St. Sebastian Church. Interment will take place in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.

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