Mrs.Anna B.Ross;74;of 22 McKee avenue;Monessen;died at her home;Thursday January 29;1953. She was born in Pennsylvania;June 27;1878;and had been a resident of Monessen since 1900. She was a member of the Monessen Presbyterian Church. She is survived by one son;Norman of Wheelng;West Virginia;and two grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Melenyzer-Ferguson Funeral Home in Belle Vernon. Services will be held there Tuesday;February 3;1953;at 2 p.m. in charge of Rev.Abner Richards of the Monessen Presbyterian Church;and Rev.J.Davis Illingworth of the Advanced Memorial Church of Wheeling. Interment will follow in Belle Vernon cemetery. Edwin F.Melenyzer is the funeral director.

Treacherous ice conditions on Route 71 near Cokeburg early today claimed the life of Albert N.Roberts;22-year-old Belle Vernon man;when his car overturned. Roberts was dead on arrival at Washington Hospital shortly after the mishap. Frances Blatnik;21;Fayette City companion of the victim;was shaken severely in the accident but was later released from the hospital. Roberts;who lived at 213 Henry street;was believed to have been instantly killed when the car rolled over him after he was thrown to the roadside. Troopers estimated damage to the car at $1;000. Indications were that the machine went into a skid as Roberts;who was at the wheel;approached a curve. The car smashed into a concrete abutment;hurling both occupants clear;but Roberts was crushed to death when pinned under the overturned vehicle. Troopers of Washington headquarters detachment made an investigation on the scene and set the time of the acccident at about 1:30 a.m. The pronouncement was made at the hospital as dead on arrival at about 3 a.m. It was reported that the young couple was returning from a visit in Washington. The highway was icy in spots last night along the entire length of Route 71 and it was on one of these unexpected danger points that the machine went out of control. He was employed by the Fisher Body plant in Clairton. Surviving are his parents;Charles and Bertha Mossburg Roberts;two sisters;Miss Mae Roberts at home and Mrs. Aldo (Ruth) Stagi of Charleroi. Friends will be received at the Melenyzer-Ferguson Funeral Home. Services will be held there Wednesday;January 14;1953;at 2 p.m.;in charge of Rev.John Bowers. Interment will follow in the Belle Vernon Cemetery. Chas.L.Melenyzer and Shelby D.Ferguson are the funeral directors.

James Albert Quinet;68;of 808 N.Main St.;Bentleyville;died Monday;May 1;1972;at 1 a.m.in Washington Hospital. Born Nov.24;1903 in Robertsdale;Pa.;he was the son of the late Theodore and Hortense Duquesne Quinet. He was a stone cutter for over 50 years and operated the Quinet Monument Co.in Bentleyville. He was a member of Bellsville F.&A.M.;No.237;Uniontown Lodge of Perfection;Consistory;Scottish Rite and Syria Temple;all of Pittsburgh;Sportsmen Association of Charleroi;Pittsburgh Athletic Associatiom;McKean Commandery No.80 of Charleroi;Monongahela Royal Arch;chapter 24 of Monongahela;Comas Club;Connellsville chapter and George Washington Beagle Club of Washington. He also was a member of Charleroi Elks;Bentleyville Volunteer Fire Dept.;and the following Caravans;Washington and Greene counties No.2;Uniontown No.9;Monongahela Valley No.17;Penn Hills;No.20;Steel Valley No.24;McKeesport No.4. He is survived by his widow;Grayce Hinebaugh Quinet of Bentleyville;two daughters;Mrs.John (Lillian) Reckner of McHenry;Md.;and Mrs.William (Norma) Hesen of Oakland;Md.;one nephew;Theodore Quinet of Mt.Clemens;Mich.;and five grandchildren. Friends will be recieved at the Barrett G.Greenlee Funeral Home;619 Main St.;Bentleyville;after 7 p.m.Monday;where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m.;with the Rev.Kenneth McCay officiating. Interment will be in Belle Vernon Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Bentleyville United Methodist Church or Bentleyville Library. Barrett G.Greenlee;funeral director.