Harry S. Wilkinson Sr.; 83; of
Elco; died Monday; April 29;
1991; at Mon Valley Hospital.
He was born Sept. 18; 1907; in
Elco; a son of the late Samuel E.
and Ella Mae Hixenbaugh
Wilkinson.
Mr. Wilkinson was Protestant
by faith.
He had retired from Wheeling
Pittsburgh Steel; Allenport
Plant; in 1973; where he had
worked as a hot mill rougher. He
was a member of the Roscoe
Slovak Club and the Allenport
Rod and Gun Club.
In addition to his parents; he
was preceded in death by his
wife; Thelma Wilkinson on Feb.
13; 1973; two brothers; Charles
and Ray Wilkinson; and three
sisters; Grace Halm; Helen
O’Reilly and Florence Rankin.
He is survived by two sons;
Richard Aiello of Benbrook;
Texas; and Harry Wilkinson Jr.
of Stockdale; two daughters;
Sandy Grace of Allenport and
Mary Shimko of Elco; with
whom he made his residence; 12
grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Friends will be received at the
Ed Melenyzer Funeral Homes
Inc.; 1008 Furlong Ave.; Roscoe;
on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.;where funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m.with the Rev.Richard Carson;pastor of the United Methodist Church;Roscoe;officiating. Burial will be in Belle Vernon Cemetery. The Ed Melenyzer Funeral Homes;Inc.are in charge of the arrangements.

Anna Aitken Wagner;92;of 118 Beaumont St.;Belle Vernon;died Monday;April 22;1991;at 2:10 a.m.in Haven Crest Inc.;Carroll Township. She was born Dec.13;1898;in Witburn;Scotland;a daughter of the late Thomas and Margaret Robertson Aitken. Mrs.Wagner was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Belle Vernon and had resided in Belle Vernon since 1936. She was a retired registered nurse;having been employed at the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital. She was a charter member of the Mon Valley Nurses Association. In addition to her parents;she was preceded in death by her husband;Frank Wagner on July 5;1973;a daughter;Phyllis Overand in 1975;three sisters;Margaret Evans;Jean Rutherford and Nell Negleman;and two brothers;Robert Aitken and Thomas Aitken. She is survived by two daughters;Mrs.Margaret Hillman of Belle Vernon and Mrs.William (Linda) Elkins of Belaire;Md.;two sons;Frank Wagner Jr.of Watsontown and Thomas Wagner of McMurray;a brother;James Aitken of St.Petersburg;Fla.;a sister;Mrs.Isabell Naylor of Speers;12 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Leonard J.Parzynski Funeral Home;626 Broad Ave.;Belle Vernon;Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.;and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m.in the funeral home with the Rev.Michael Shepard;interim pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Belle Vernon;officiating. Interment will be in Belle Vernon Cemetery. The Leonard J.Parzynski Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Ida M. Burgan Wilson; 75; of
Utica; N.Y.; formerly of Fayetle
City; died Wednesday; Jan. 30;
1991; in St. Luke Hospital;
Phoenix; Ariz.
She was born in Fayette City;
a daughter of the late John
William and Anna Belle McCready Burgan.
Mrs. Wilson was a member of
First Baptist Church; Monessen.
In addition to her parents; she
was preceded in death by a
brother; Amos Behanna; and a
sister; Anna Grummer.
Survivors include her husband; William J. Wilson; a son;
William V. Wilson of Utica;
N.Y.; two daughters; Mrs.
Robert (Jacqueline Lee) Wilcox
of Berwick and Mrs. Robert
(Caro l Ann ) Odell o f
Orangeville; four grandchildren ; three greatgrandchildren; one brother;
Russell Burgan of Uniontown;
and three sisters; Catherine
Pegg of Charleroi; Alice Valko
of the state of California and
Ellen Oliphant of Roscoe.
Private funeral services and
interment will be held Tuesday
in the chapel of Belle Vernon
Cemetery. The Howard W. McCrory Funeral Home; Fayette
City ; is in charge of arrangements.

David N. (Dave) Wilson. 76; of
Fayelte City died suddenly
Saturday; Nov. 24; 1990; at 4:41
p.m. in Mon Valley Hospital.
He was born April 20;1914; in
Fayette City; a son of the late
John and Virely Howser Wilson.
He was Protestant by faith. He
was a retired coal miner and a
member of the United Mine
Workers Local 9873;
Perryopolis.
In addition to his parents; he
was preceded in death by one
brother; Jim Wilson; two
sisters; Erma Manella and
Gladys Moss.
Survivors include his wife;
Jennie Malaspina Wilson; three
sons; Commander David J.
Wilson with the U.S. Navy
aboard the U.S.S. South
Carolina stationed in the Red
Sea; and James F. Wilson and
Larry E. Wilson; both of Fayette
City; five grandchildren; four
brothers; Charles Wilson of
Fayette City R.D. 1; Jack Wilson
of the state of California;
Richard Wilson of Charleroi;
and Robert Wilson of
Wrightstown; N.J.; and one
sister; Elizabeth Wilson of
Fayette City.
Friends will be received in the
Howard W. McCrory Funeral
Home; Fayette City; Monday
from 7 to 9 p.m.; Tuesday from 2
to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday until 11 a.m.;when funeral services will be held in the funeral home with Elder Thomas Hamer of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints;Fayette City;officiating. Burial will be in Belle Vernon Cemetery. The Howard W. McCrory Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.

Services were held Tuesday;Nov.20;1990; for
Ronald L. Wozniak; 53; of
Gillespie R.D.I; who died suddenly
Saturday; Nov. 17;1990; at
11:35 p.m. at his home.
Born March 22;1937; in North
Charleroi; he was the son of the
late Waller and Ann M. Strumbus
Wozniak.
Mr. Wozniak was Catholic by
faith.
He served with the U.S. Air
Force from 1955 to 1959 and was
a member of Am-Vets Post 103;
Hopwood.
He was a retired self–employed
building contractor.
A Blessing service was held at
10 a.m. Tuesday from the
Howard W. McCrory Funeral
Home; Fayette City; with
Father Richard Mackiewicz;
pastor of Holy Spirit Roman
Catholic Church; Fayette City;
officiating.
Arrangements were handled
by the Howard W.McCrory Funeral
Home.