Mrs. Mathilda Walker; aged 68
years; died Tuesday; November
22; 1938;at 6:30 p.m at the home of
her daughter; Mrs;Edith Katinsky; in Dunlevy; following a short
illness. She is survived by three sons;
George and William Walker; of
Charleroi; and John Walker; of
Stockdale; and seven daughters;
Mrs.Edith Katinsky;of Dunlevy;
Mrs. Albert Morgan; of Speers; Mrs.
Carl Rocco; Corning; N; Y.; Mrs.
John Farrato of Charleroi; Mrs.
William McGinty; of Charleroi; Mrs.
James Schrader of Monessen; Mrs.Walter Kurtz of Charleroi. Two brothers;Ossie Maxon of Elco and John Maxon of Morgantown; also survive;along with a sister;Mrs.Ollie Dressing;of Fallowfield township. Funeral services will be held
Friday; November 22; 1938;at 2 p; m.
from the home of Mrs; Katinsky;
with interment to follow in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.

Injuries received when he was struck by an automobile on Market Street;Belle Vernon;early Thursday afternoon;March 3;1938;proved fatal Thursday night at 6:30 o’clock to Clarence Burl Wilkinson;aged 10;son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Wilkinson;of 24 Mulberry Street;East Belle Vernon. Death was recorded in the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital where he was taken immediately after the accident. The accident occurred as the boy was crossing Market Street in Bellle Vernon to attend school. A car said to have been driven by Robert Lange;17;a Senior in the Belle Vernon High School;allegedly struck the youth. The boy had just celebrated his birthday anniversary the day before the accident. Surviving are his parents;and one sister;Catherine;and one brother;Joseph. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon;March 6;1938;from his parent’s home at 2 o’clock;in charge of Rev.Rainey;with interment to follow in Belle Vernon Cemetery.

William Thomas West;the 23 days old son of Mr.and Mrs.William West;of Third street;Charleroi;died at 11:20 Thursday morning Feb.17;1938;following a short illness of pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9 o’clock;with Rev.White;pastor of the U.B.Church of this city;officiating. Interment willl follow in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.