Mrs.Freda Nichols Heiner;wife of Lloyd Heiner;died Monday evening;July 4;1927;at 11:15 o’clock at the home of her parents;Mr.and Mrs.T.O.Nichols of 286 Henry St.;Belle Vernon. Mrs.Heiner;who was aged 26 years;has been ailing several years and death was not unexpected. Surviving are her husband;her daughter;Clarise;aged 6 years;her parents and two sisters;Mrs.Issac Lamont of this city and Mrs.William McCurdy of Fayette City. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon;July 7;at 3 o’clock from the late home;conducted by Rev.Stanley Jewell;pastor of the Presbyterian Church;where the deceased held membership. Intement will follow in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.

Irwin Houseman;64 years old;a road foreman;who lives along the Fayette City-North Belle Vernon road;was instantly killed Tuesday morning;November 1;1926 at 7 o’clock at the intersection of the Monessen highway and the Pricedale Cut-Off near Pricedale;when he was struck by a Pittsburgh Provision and Packing Company produce truck. Houseman sustained a fractured skull when he was knocked to the brick road as the truck swung and the side hit him. The accident happened near the cut-off where a sharp curve exists. Houseman was dead when the driver;Lawrence Bertrum;of Pittsburgh stopped the truck and reached Houseman’s prostrate form. Houseman was married and was well-known here. Mr.Houseman is a widower and made his home with his daughter;Mrs.Mabel O’Hara;who resides near North Belle Vernon;along the Fayette City road. In addition to the daughter;one son;Clyde Houseman of Fairhope also survives. Funeral services will be held from his late home on Wednesday afternoon;November 3;1926;at 2 o’clock with interment following in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.