Albert McClain;age 76;employed as a janitor at the Monessen plant of the Pittsburgh Steel Products company was seized with a fatal heart attack while at work on Wednesday morning September 24;1930;and died in the mill hospital at 11 o’clock. The deceased had been employed at the Products for the past 20 years and reported for work as usual on Wednesday;but while going about his duties was seen to suddenly topple forward. He was rushed to the mill hospital where he was pronounced dead. Dr.A.R.Wilson;deputy coroner was notified and after viewing the body;Mr.McClain was removed to the Melenyzer morgue at Belle Vernon. Mr.McClain was born September 30;1854 and was a pioneer resident of this section;residing on Water street in Belle Vernon. He is survived by his wife;Mary;and several children.

Funeral services for Miss Blanche Myrtle;aged 42;whose death occurred suddenly Monday morning;August 18th;1930;at her home in Allenport;following an acute heart attack;will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev.R.L.Bonner will have charge of the service. Interment in Belle Vernon Cemetery. The deceased is survived by two brothers;William and Roy;both of Allenport.

Miss Alieda Morton;15 years of age;died Wednesday morning;August 7;1930; following a lingering illness due to complication of diseases. She was the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Sam Morton of 417 Henry street;Belle Vernon;and besides her parents;she leaves three sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon;Aug.8;1930;at 2:30 from the home with the Rev .H. J .Cluver; pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church of Belle Vernon;and the Rev. E. Rodkey;of the Methodist Church of Belle Vernon;in charge. Interment will be made in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.