The body of Pvt.Raymond H.Borne;26th Infantry;who was killed in Acchen;Germany;Nov.29;1944;arrived in Charleroi Monday morning;Dec.15;1947; at 10:00 a.m. from the U.S.Army Distribution Depot;and will be buried at private interment on Wednesday Dec.17;1947;at 10 a.m.in Belle Vernon Cemetery. The remains were taken directly to the Melenyzer Funeral Home. On Tuesday the remains will be taken to the First Christian Church;Charleroi;at 11 a.m.;where respects may be paid from that time until 9 p.m. Pvt. Borne was the son of Bessie Borne and the late Marshall Borne of 311 Crest Ave. Private Borne went into the service February 19;1944 and has been overseas only since the latter part of September. He was born December 7;1923 and was just a few days under 21 years of age when he was killed. Before entering the service he worked in the Blow Shop of the Corning Glass Works. Surviving besides his mother is one sister;Mrs.Stephen (Margaret) Bagay of Charleroi;three brothers;Norman;at home;Private Marshall Borne;U.S.A.;somewhere in England;and Pfc.Robert Borne;U.S.M.C.;somewhere in the South Pacific.

Edward Brady;69;319 Short street;Belle Vernon;died Thursday;August 28;1947;at 3 p.m.;in the Charleroi-Monessen hospital;after an illness of two months. He was a member of the Christian Church of Belle Vernon;and a member of the Board of Trustees. He had been employed as chief electrician by the American Window Glass company for the past 30 years. Surviving are his wife;Mrs.Martha Brady;two daughters;Mrs.James Bruce;of Speers and Mrs.George Watkins;of Saegertown;a son;Edward Brady;Jr.;of Speers and three grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Melenyzer Funeral Home;where services will be held Sunday;August;31;1947;at 2 p.m.;with Rev.George Willis;of the Christian Church;Belle Vernon;officiating. Interment;Belle Vernon Cemetery. Charles L.Melenyzer and Edwin F.Melenyzer;funeral directors.