Robert Campbell;Jr.;aged 7 years;only child of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Campbell of 668 Knox avenue;was fatally injured shortly after noon Tuesday;April 3;1923;when struck by an automobile owned and driven by Richard Van Marter. The accicent happened in front of the McKinley school building on Reed avenue;the youth having just left his school room at the noon hour and with a number of other children were crossing the street on their way home. The Paige touring car which Mr.VanMarter was driving with several women passengers in the rear seat was coming down the avenue when the boy darted directly in the path of the car. The little victim was struck on the head by the radiator of the car and with a cry of Mamma he fell to the street and the wheels of the machine passed over his body. The driver of the machine quickly brought his car to a stop and rushed to the side of the little boy who was bleeding from the mouth;nose and ears. When picked up he was unconscious and while his playmates stood about awe stricken and fearful of the fate that had befallen the youth;Mr.VanMarter placed the injured boy in the machine and started for the Memorial hospital at Monongahela City. Just as the youth was being removed from the car to be taken into the hospital he passed away. His skull had been fractured and he was internally injured. The victim of the accidnt was a great favorite in the neighborhood and his death was a great shock to friends of the family who just recently rejoiced when the little lad recovered after a long seige of illness. The body will be brought to the family home at 668 Knox avenue this afternoon. Funeral services will be from the family home;Thursday;April 5;1923;at 2 o’clock with interment in the Belle Vernon Cemetery.

Edward Jay Redwine;81;of 961 Alexander Ave.;Monessen;went home to be with the Lord on Monday;April 30;2001. Born March 13;1920;in Douglasville;Ga.;he was the son of the late Thomas and Clyde Gertrude (Nalls) Redwine. He was also preceded in death by a brother;Alfred Redwine;and a sister;Thelma Redwine. He was an active member of Mt.Calvary Baptist Church in Monessen;where he served as a member of the gospel chorus;chairman of the trustee board and deacon. Mr.Redwine served in the U.S.Army during World War II;from 1943 to 1946. In the military;his tour of duty included the United States;Scotland and France. He received the following citations and awards;Arrow Head;two Bronze Stars;European Theater of Operations Ribbon and Good Conduct Ribbon. He also played in the military band;was company bugler;assistant clerk and a member of the all-star softball team. After his tour in the Army;Edward returned home to work in the Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel mill;where he was employed for 32 years until his retirement in 1973. Mr.Redwine served as former vice president and chaplain of the Veterans Council. He also served as former chairman of the board of directors;commander and financial officer of American Legion Post 691 and treasurer of the Legion Home Association. Mr. Redwine served as assistant secretary of F&AM Lodge 79 and was also affiliated with Lodge 697. He married the love of his life;Doris Flythe Redwine;58 years ago;on Oct.23;1942;in Cumberland;MD. In addition to his wife;Doris;he is survived by three daughters;Regina Redwine-Russell of Silver Spring;Md. Marla Denison and Eddora Farrell;a devoted nephew Edward Jay Rendleman of Wiesbaden;Germany;and sons-in-lavv Charles Russell; Jimmie Denson II and
Kingsley Farrell. Surviving grandchildren include Nicole
Russell; Jacob Denson; Colin
Farrell and Jarae Farrell and a host of nieces;nephews;cousins and friends. Family and friends will be received on Thursday;May 3;;at Mount Calvary Baptist Church;230 Reed Ave.;Monessen;from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.and on Friday;May 4;at 10 a.m. Funeral services will be held Friday;May 4;at 11 a.m.at Mount Calvary Baptist Church;with the Rev.Griffin Mason officiating. Interment will follow in Belle Vernon Cemetery. WILLIAM R.TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME;Monessen;is in charge of arrangements.