John Jenion (Jack Jennings);of 535 Washington Avenue;Charleroi;died at his home at 12:30 a.m.Sunday;March 23;1952. He was the son of the late Richard and Hannah Milson Jenion and was born in England Monday;April 3;1871. Mr.Jenion was pensioned by the Pittsburth Plate Glass Company after working for that firm for 50 years and was one of the oldest retired glass-workers in Charleroi. Surviving are his wife;Flora Ethel Kimmel Jenion;two sons Wilbur of Somerset;Harper at home;three brothers;Joseph of St.Petersburg;Fla.and Richard and George;both of North Charleroi;and two sisters;Mrs.Hannah Johns;Donora and Mrs.Lillian Barnett;North Charleroi. Mr.and Mrs.Jenion held the distinction of having been the first couple married in Charleroi. They were united in marriage by Justice of the Peace Theodore Allen on Sept.16;1891. Friends will be received at the Schrock Funeral Home. Services will be held there Wednesday;March 26;1952;at 2 p.m.;in charge if Rev.Joseph N.Wittkofski. Interment will follow in Belle Vernon Cemetery. Harold L.Schrock is the funeral director.

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Richard D.Junk;317 Chestnut street;died Thursday;Jan.18;1951;at 3:20 a.m.after a lingering illness. The deceased was employed at the gate shop of the Pittsburgh Steel Company. He was born in Charleroi and came to Monessen in 1936 and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife;Mrs.Lillian Gagatko Junk;a daughter;Nancy Lee;his parents;Mr.and Mrs.Harry C.Junk;Monessen;three brothers;Joseph and Harry Jr.;Monessen and John;Donora;and two sisters;Betty and Beverly Ann Junk;Monessen. Friends will be received at the Check Home for Funerals. Services will be held Monday;January 22;1951;at 2 p.m.in the First Presbyterian Church in Monessen;and interment will follow in Belle Vernon. Joseph R.Clark is the funeral director.