Stanley Wall;76;of 336 Spiker Ave.;Belle Vernon;(Fairhope);died in Brownsville General Hospital Saturday;Dec.21;1968;at 9:15 p.m.after a lengthy illness.  Born in Poland on June 12;1892;he was a son of the late Joseph and Katherine Brazzon Wall.  Mr.Wall was a member of St.Joseph Polish National Catholic Church in Fairhope;United Mine Workers of America Local 6330 of Chartiers and Polish National Alliance Group 976 of Arnold City.  A retired coal miner;he is survived by a son;Mitchell of Fairhope;three daughters;Mrs.John (Adelia) Yasko of Monessen;Mrs.George (Stella) Billak of Belle Vernon;Mrs.Roy (Anna) Fairman of Punxsutawney and ten grandchildren.  Friends are being received at the Howard W.McCrory Funeral Home;Fayette City.  Prayers there Tuesday;Dec.24;at 9:30 a.m.followed by Requiem High Mass in St.Joseph Polish National Catholic Church;Fairhope at 10 a.m.  The Rev.John Rencewicz;pastor;will officiate. Interment;Belle Vernon Cemetery.  Howard W.McCrory is funeral director.

Mrs.Ethel (Sadler) Webb;67;of 400 Fourth St.;Monessen;died Friday;Dec.20;1968;at 3:15 a.m.in the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital. Preceding her in death was her husband;Richard in 1953. Survivors include a son;Frederick of Pittsburgh;five daughters;Mrs.Leonard (Mildred) Lucas and Mrs.Frederick (Elizabeth) Borne;of Belle Vernon;Mrs.Wilfred (Virginia) Sadler of Pittsburgh;Mrs.Carl (Dorothy) Swan of Charleroi;R.D.and Mrs.John (Betty) Ramusivich of Charleroi;a brother;Mortimer of Charleroi;two sisters;Mrs.Joseph (Mary) Novotne of Monessen and Mrs.Gertrude Miller of Jacksonville;Fla.;16 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Shelby Ferguson Funeral Home;Belle Vernon;where funeral services will be held on Monday at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be in the Belle Vernon Cemetery. Edwin Melenyzer;funeral director in charge.

William Williams; 95; of 424
Henry St.; Belle Vernon; died
Tuesday;Oct.1;1968; at 7:15 p.m. in Chareroi-
Monessen Hospital.
Mr. Williams retired in 1938
from the U. S. Steel tin mill in
Monessen. He was a member of
the First Christian Church of
Belle Vernon; Free and Accepted
Masons Lodge 643 of
Belle Vernon; Lodge of Perfeclon
of Coudersport; 32nd degree
Mason.
Surviving are a daughter;
Mrs. Mamie DeiCas of Charleroi;
a son; Harold at home;
four grandchildren and twelve
great-grandchildren; three sisters;
Mrs. Katherine Brooke of
San Antonio; Tex.; Priscilla Williams of Pittsburgh and
Florence Williams of
Inglewood; Calif.
Friends are being received at
the Harold R. Toner Funeral
Home; Belle Vernon; from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Service there Friday;Oct.4;1968;at 2 p.m.with the Rev.John Bowers;pastor of Belle Vernon’s First Christian Church;officiating. Interment;Belle Vernon Cemetery. Masonic service at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m.Thursday;Oct. 3. Harold R.Toner is the funeral director.

Mrs. Anna Wozniak; 71; of 201
Marine Ave.; Fairhope; died
Tuesday;May 21;1968;at 4 p.m. at her home.
She was born in Poland on
Sept. 21;1896.
Mrs. Wozniak was a member
of tbe Polish National
Church in Fairhope.
She is survived by her husband; John D. ; three sons; Joseph
of Pittsburgh; Frank of
McKeesport and Walter D. (Curley) of Fairhope and seven grandchildren.
Friends are being received at
the Howard W. McCrory Funeral
Home; Fayette City. Services there Friday;May 24;1968;at 10 a.m.with the Rev.John Rencewicz officiating. Interment;Belle Vernon Cemetery. Howard W.McCrory is the funeral director.

Michael (Mike) Wenick;56;of Charleroi R.D.2;formerly of Brownsville;died suddenly on Saturday May 18;1968;at Eldred;Pa.;while on a fishing trip.   He was born in Williamsburg;Pa.;June 15;1911;a son of John and Elsie Feck Wenick.  He was a member of St.Nicholas Greek Catholic Church of Brownsville;and the Smithton Sportsmen’s Club;and was employed at the Allenport plant of Pittsburgh Steel Co.  He was a veteran of World War II;serving in the Rhineland and Central Europe with the 88th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Co.  He is survived by his widow;Mary Turik Wenick;and the following brothers and sisters;Mrs.Elsie Hartzell of Elizabeth;John Jr.and Mary Wenick of Brownsville;and George Wenick of Belle Vernon;and several nieces and nephews.  Another brother;Joseph Wenick;preceded him in death.  Friends are being received at the Andrew J.Skirpan Funeral Home;Park Ave.;Brownsville.  Prayer service will be held there Tuesday;May 21;at 9 a.m.;followed by Divine Liturgy at St.Nicholas Greek Catholic Church;Brownsville.  The Rev.Demetrus Yackarich will be the celebrant;and interment will follow in Belle Vernon Cemetery.   Parastas service will be held at the funeral home Wednesday night at 7 o’clock.  Andrew J.Skirpan of Brownsville is the funeral director. 

Andrew Wassilchalk; 52; of
1118 Monongahela St.; Belle
Vernon; died Tuesday;Jan.26;1968;at 8:40
p.m. in Charleroi – Monessen
Hospital where he was admitted on Monday.
Mr. Wassilchalk was born in
Pricedale; a son of Nicholas
and Anna Pish Wassilchalk. He
was employed in the rod mill
of the Monessen plant of Pittsburgh Steel Co. until his retirement in 1966. A member of
Holy Resurrection O r t h o dox
Church; Belle Vernon; he was
a veteran of World War n having served with the U. S. Army.
He belonged to the American
Legion Post 659 of Belle Vernon
and Citizens Association of
Pricedale.
Surviving are his widow;
Kathleen Daugherty Wassilchalk; three children; Andrew
R.; Winifred A. and Nicholas;
all at home; four brothers;
John and Michael; Belle Vernon; Peter of Ontario; Calif;
and Danny of Fellsburg; four
sisters; Mrs. Michael (Mary)
Bashada ST.; Belle Vernon;
Mrs. Ted (Theresa) Belsick;
Fairhope; Mrs. Frank (Ann)
Tallerico; Monessen and Mrs.
Joseph (Pearl) Makar; Carnegie.
Friends wifl be received at
the Harold R. Toner Funeral
Home; Belle Vernon; after 2
p.m. Sunday;Jan.28;1968. Parastas services will be held Sunday at
8 p.m. and Monday at 9 p.m.at the funeral home.