At an early hour on Saturday morning;Dec.1;1928;the Death Angel entered the home of Luther Corwin;one of Belle Vernon’s oldest and most respected citizens; and called him to the Great Beyond while he was peacefully sleeping;after a long and painful siege of heart trouble. Mr.Corwin;who was a son of the late Barnet and Martha (Springer) Corwin;was born in Belle Vernon;Nov. 19;1856;and was a life long resident of the town;except a few years spent in Avalon;Pa. In early life he united with the Belle Vernon Baptist church and for many years was a valued member of the church choir. He was of quiet habits and devoted to his home and family;a kind neighbor and a true friend. To mourn the loss he leaves the following relatives;his wife;Elizabeth Garee Corwin;one daughter;Mrs.John E.Barron;two sons;Lloyd W.Corwin;of Belle Vernon;and Robert W.Corwin;of Jeannette;eight grandchildren and one brother;Odell Corwin;of Belle Vernon. Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from his home on Speer street;and interment made in the Belle Vernon cemetery.

Word was received here of the death Friday night;November 16;1928;in the Presbyterian hospital;Pittsburgh of Mrs.John Cooper;aged 28;of Gibsonton.  The deceased had been ill for some time and was removed to the hospital on Thursday with little hopes of her recovery.  Besides her husband;three children;Jack;Rose and Catherine;survive;also her parents;Mr.and Mrs.Amos Boyer of Monessen and three brothers;Eugene;Amos;Jr.and Thomas.  Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning;November 20;1928;at 9 o’clock in the Belle Vernon Catholic Church with interment in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.