Mrs.Sarah White;75 years old;died suddenly Sunday morning;February 21;1937;at 1:30 at her home in Pricedale. Mrs.White had been ailing for some years past;but her death was quite unexpected;having been in fair health lately. The deceased was born in England in 1862;and came to America forty-four years ago. She is survived by her husband;Thomas White;one son;George White;of Belle Vernon;and five daughters;Mrs.Jacob Steinmiller;Belle Vernon;Mrs.Edith Braddock;Pricedale;Mrs.Frank Smith;Pricedale;Mrs.Alice Rex;Fayette City;and Mrs.Lyle Sinsley of Frederick;Md.;nineteen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from her home Wednesday;Feb.24;at 3 p.m.and will be conducted by the pastor of the Pricedale Union Church;Rev.Harold Dunn;assisted by Rev.Walter McCulloch;pastor of the Baptist Church of Belle Vernon. Interment will be in Belle Vernon Cemetery.

James D.Ward;aged 28 years;died Saturday;October 31;1936;at 7 p.m.;at his home at 965 Donner avenue. He had been employed by the Pittsburgh Steel company. Surviving are his wife;Margaret;his father;Joseph Ward;of Belle Vernon;a brother;Thomas Ward of Belle Vernon and two sisters;Mrs.Nellie Barton and Miss Kathryn Ward;both of Chicago. The remains may be viewed at the Toner funeral home on Broad avenue;Belle Vernon until Tuesday morning when funeral services will be held at 9 o’clock from the St.Sebastian Church. Interment will follow in the Belle Vernon Cemetey.

Death Sunday afternoon;November 24;1935;at 4:30 o’clock removed one of Monessen’s pioneer residents;when Mr.William Watkins died at the home of his son;Sydney Watkins;at 1110 McMahon avenue.  Mr.Watkins had been ailing for the past six weeks;bur arose as usual Sunday morning;dressed for the day and ate a hearty breakfast.  About the noon hour;he suffered a heart attack;and a doctor was summoned;but he remained about the same and about 4 o’clock suffered another attack which resulted in his death.  He was aged 85 years.  Mr.Watkins was born in England on Feb.8;1850 and was an interesting character.  He was a member of the Methodist Church and took a keen interest in civic affairs.   Surviving are the following children;Sydney Watkins;of Monessen;Arthur L.Watkins;of South Bay;Star Lakes;N.Y.;William Watkins;of Canton;Ohio;and Mrs.I.M.Schoffstall;of Girard;Ohio.  A brother;Thomas Watkins;of Rankin;Pa.;also survives;along with a half brother;Sydney Wate;of Philadelphia.  Funeral services are announced for Wednesday afternoon;November 27;1935;at 2 o’clock from the home of Sydney Watkins;1110 McMahon avenue;with interment to follow in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.