Believed the victim of a heart attack;Adam Vasko;69;Brown Street;North Belle Vernon;dropped dead in the basement of his home yesterday morning;Friday;June 26;1936. Vasko’s lifeless body was found on the cellar floor by members of the family who went to the basement after they thought he had been unusually long in the cellar. He is survived by his wife;Mary;two daughters;Mae and Magdalene;and one son;Albert;all at home. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10 o’clock from St.Sebastian’s church in Belle Vernon with Father D.N.Murphy officiating. Interment will be in Belle Vernon cemetery.

Mrs. Ida Vernaccini; aged 76
years; wife of Louis Vernaccini;
died suddenly Friday morning;September 30;1932; at the
home of her son; Emil Vernaccini;
at 37 Reed avenue; death being attributed
to a heart attack. Aside
from her husband and son; two
grandchildren; Everett and Dolores
Vernaccini; survive. The
family has lived in Monessen for
the past twenty-one years and
previous to that time resided in
Belle Vernon for twenty years.
Funeral services are announced
for Sunday afternoon ;October 2;1932;at 2:30 from
the home in Reed avenue; in
charge of Rev. L. S. Elliott; pastor
of the Methodist Church. Interment
will be made in the Belle
Vernon Cemetery.