EDWIN WAS A U.S. MILITARY VETERAN – CIVIL WAR (CAPT.CO.B 31ST REG.MICH.VOL.) HE WAS BORN IN MICHIGAN.HE WAS MARRIED TO LULU M.WELLS. HIS PARENTS WERE BORN IN NEW YORK. HE WORKED AS AN EMP.CLERK AT THE STEEL MILL.

Mrs.Mary Jane Williams;aged about 52 years;well known Belle Vernon resident;died Sunday;December 31;1933;at the home of her daughter;Mrs.Benjamin DeiCas;Fifth Street Extension. Mrs.Williams death was sudden and unexpected. She was spending the Holidays with her daughter and family and about three days ago;was taken suddenly ill. Pneumonia developed and resulted in her passing. Surviving are one daughter;Mrs. DeiCas;one son;Harold Williams of Belle Vernon;three grandchildren and two brothers;James and John Davies;the latter two of England. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon;January 3;1934;at the Williams residence;Henry Street;Belle Vernon. Rev.Speers of the Belle Vernon Christian Church will be in charge and interment will be in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.

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.