Clifford;two year old son of Mr.and Mrs.William Wagner;died at his home in Blind Lane;on Saturday;January 20;1933 of pneumonia.  Funeral services were held on Monday with interment in Belle Vernon Cemetery.

Funeral services for Jonathan Warbutton;aged 70 years;who died Wednesday evening;May 11;1932;at his home on Walnut street;will be held Sunday afternoon May 15;1932;at 2 o’clock from the home and burial will be made in the Belle Vernon Cemetery. He is survived by his wife;Mr.Elizabeth Warbutton and the following sons and daughters;Thomas and Robert;at home;Mrs.James Armor of Homestead;Mrs.Daniel Martin of Belle Vernon;Mrs.Charles Roberts Mrs.William Byron and Mrs.Herbert Hillman;all of Monessen;and Miss Rebecca;at home. Thirteen grandchildren also survive. He had been employed at the Pittsburgh Steel company for twelve years.

Funeral services for Otto Weiberg;aged 83 years;who died Monday;March 21st;1932;at his home in Fayette Street;Belle Vernon were held this afternoon at 2 o’clock from his late residence in charge of Rev.M.S.Spear;pastor of the First Christian Church of Belle Vernon. Interment was made in the Belle Vernon Cemetery. The deceased was one of the oldest and highly respected residents of that city and had been a faithful member of the First Christian Church since 1898. Born in Woganes;Sweden;August 1;1849;he came to America and settled in New York on August 1;1869. In 1881 he went to Belle Vernon where for 10 years he was employed by the R.C.Martz Window Glass Co. Prior to his death he was engaged in the grocery business in Belle Vernon;conducting a store in Fayette Street. Although eighty-three years of age;Mr.Weiberg was very active and death claimed him after an illness of three weeks. He is survived by his wife;Jane Wiberg;two daughters;Mrs.E.W.Fields and Mrs.Robert Price of Belle Vernon;seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mrs.Jules Monack of Lincoln avenue is a granddaughter.