Obituary: Thomas O McConnell Sr 39 of Slippery Rock
Thomas O McConnell Sr 39 of Slippery Rock Township Butler County died June 17 1994 after an apparent heart attack. Born Jan 29 1955 in Grove City he was a self employed lawn care worker and Slippery Rock High School alum. Survived by his wife Jane Weckerly married March 21 1975 and five daughters Mary Raelene Debra Christa Molly.
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Thomas 0. McConnell Sr
Slippery Rock RD
Slippery Rock Township
Butler County
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Grove City
Harold ‘Lloyd
Florence Patricia ‘Frantz McConnell
McConnell
Slippery Rock High School
Jane Weckerly
Mary
Raelene
Debra
Christa
Molly
Obituary: R. N. O. Smith Sr. of Slippery Rock Area
The deceased was a Jr., self-employed home with three sons Paul Justin and Luke at home. A step son Brian Weckerly of Rimersburg and sister Jean Gerhard of Pittsburgh, plus three brothers Jerald Slippery Rock Harold Ebensburg and Audley Fort Lauderdale. He was survived by his parents and a son Thomas O N. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Smith Funeral Home Rock with services at 1 p.m. tomorrow led by Rev Rebecca Stanos of Grace Episcopal Mount Washington Pittsburgh. Burial in Slippery Rock Cemetery.
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Justin
Luke
Brian Weckerly
Rimersburg
Jean Gerhard
Pittsburgh
Jerald
Slippery Rock
Harold
Ebensburg
Audley
Fort Lauderdale
Thomas O. N
Smith Funeral Home
That Rock
Rebecca Stanos
Grace Episcopal Church
Mount Washington
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Doretta Markus dies at 70. Ellwood City crossing guard
Doretta M Markus 70 of 401 Orchard Ave Ellwood City died at 210 a m June 19 1994 at The Medical Center Beaver Born July 5 1923 in Ellwood City she was a daughter of Stan and Daisy McDonald Had lock She married William A Markus Nov 14 1942 who preceded her in death Survivors include a son Ronald and other relatives She served as crossing guard at Orchard and Bridge from 1962 to 1986 Funeral services will be 11 am Wednesday at Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church burial Locust Grove Cemetery Contributions to American Cancer Society Ellwood City chapter
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Doretta M. Markus
Orchard Ave
Ellwood City
Medical Center
Beaver
Stanay Oo
Daisy McDonald Hadlock
William A. Markus
William
Gross Point Park
Mich
Terry
Newark
Ohio
Daniel
Beaver Falls
Jean Sheldone
Saxonburg
Ronald
Alfred Haddock
Joseph A. Tomon Jr
Joseph A. Tomon Jr. Funeral Home Inc., 123 Fifth St., Ellwood City
Glenn M. Hink
Bell Presbyterian Church
Locust Grove Cemetery
American Cancer Society
World War II veteran Michael Magyar, 86
Michael M Magyar 86 of Leavenworth Kansas formerly of Ellwood City died June 17 1994 at V A hospital Fort Leavenworth after an extended illness He born December 20 1907 in Bethlehem Pa to Emery and Margaret Magyar He was a retired transportation specialist at The Pentagon in Washington D C An Army veteran of World War II Survivors include his wife Irene Henneffer whom he married May 26 1948 a son William Michael of Haymarket Va a daughter Kimberly Rodgers of Weston Mo and four grandchildren Graveside services will be held at Locust Grove Cemetery at 2 p m tomorrow Interment to follow Arrangements by Marshall Funeral Home Inc
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Michael M. Magyar
Leavenworth
Kan
Portersville Road
Ellwood City
Veterans Administration Hospital
Fort Leavenworth
Bethlehem
Emery
Margaret Magyar
Irene Henneffer
William Michael
Haymarket
Craig
Kimberly) Rodgers
Weston
Locust Grove Cemetery
Marshall Funeral Home Inc
Bombing at Iranian mausoleum kills 70 injures 114
An explosion at the Imam Reza mausoleum in Mashhad during Ashura mourning killed 70 and wounded 114, Iran's IRNA reported. The blast occurred in the prayer hall of the Shiite shrine, as Iranians marked the day honoring Husain, the Prophet Mohammed’s grandson. Nearby context notes Bangladesh’s 1971 independence reference.
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Cyprus
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Islamic Republic
Mashhad
Tehran
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Ashura
Hussein
Mohammed
Blount accused of stockpiling weapons at youth home
Taylorstown Pennsylvania AP Mel Blount hall of fame football player is charged with stockpiling weapons at the Mel Blount Youth Home a group facility for troubled youths The investigation began after a former project manager filed a complaint with the Department of Public Welfare on April 6 Presto says Blount stored a .357 Magnum handgun and rapid firing weapons on the property Teen boys convicted of crimes mainly auto theft lived at the home Blount also allegedly fired at a neighbor s tires A hearing was held today on a criminal mischief charge.
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Taylorstown
Mel Blount
Steve Presto
Department of Public Welfare
Presto
Blount
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