New Castle News (New Castle, PA), May 8, 1933 (Monday), p. 2 (cols. 5, 6).
MRS. KEZIA GUY
Mrs. Kezia Guy, aged 82, widow of H. Wallace Guy, died Saturday afternoon in the home of her son, Scott [Wallace] Guy, near Center church, Shenango township, after an illness of a few days.
She was a faithful member of the Center U.P. Church and took an active part in all the organizations of the church as well as in civic affairs. She formerly resided in Perry township.
She is survived by four children, Mrs. Charles Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, Mrs. E[mery] L[evi] Roberts of Radnor, O.; E[rnest] L[eroy] Guy of Gary, Ind., and Scott [Wallace] Guy, at whose home she died; 14 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Sophia Weingartner of Wayne township and two brothers, R[obert] S[lemons] Cunningham of Slippery Rock township and G[eorge] W[iley] Cunningham of Fombell.
Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Center U.P. church, with Rev. C. G. Johnston officiating. Interment was made in Slippery cemetery, near Ellwood City.
New Castle, Jan. 7, 1925
To the Editor,
Dear Sir:
I was born in a log cabin of one room owned by my grandfather Benjamin Cunningham and situated three miles east of the village of Chewton near the Slippery Rock church, July 11, 1850. My parents had a family of eight children of which I am the oldest. My father, William Cunningham, afterward purchased a tract of land upon which he erected a two-story log house with a porch. Both of these cabins have long since been torn down but the location of both is marked by clusters of locust trees and springs which determined the location when they were built.
Yours truly,
Kegia (sic.) M. Guy
MRS. KEZIA GUY
Mrs. Kezia Guy, aged 82, widow of H. Wallace Guy, died Saturday afternoon in the home of her son, Scott [Wallace] Guy, near Center church, Shenango township, after an illness of a few days.
She was a faithful member of the Center U.P. Church and took an active part in all the organizations of the church as well as in civic affairs. She formerly resided in Perry township.
She is survived by four children, Mrs. Charles Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, Mrs. E[mery] L[evi] Roberts of Radnor, O.; E[rnest] L[eroy] Guy of Gary, Ind., and Scott [Wallace] Guy, at whose home she died; 14 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Sophia Weingartner of Wayne township and two brothers, R[obert] S[lemons] Cunningham of Slippery Rock township and G[eorge] W[iley] Cunningham of Fombell.
Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Center U.P. church, with Rev. C. G. Johnston officiating. Interment was made in Slippery cemetery, near Ellwood City.
New Castle, Jan. 7, 1925
To the Editor,
Dear Sir:
I was born in a log cabin of one room owned by my grandfather Benjamin Cunningham and situated three miles east of the village of Chewton near the Slippery Rock church, July 11, 1850. My parents had a family of eight children of which I am the oldest. My father, William Cunningham, afterward purchased a tract of land upon which he erected a two-story log house with a porch. Both of these cabins have long since been torn down but the location of both is marked by clusters of locust trees and springs which determined the location when they were built.
Yours truly,
Kegia (sic.) M. Guy
New Castle News (New Castle, PA), May 8, 1933 (Monday), p. 2 (cols. 5, 6).
MRS. KEZIA GUY
Mrs. Kezia Guy, aged 82, widow of H. Wallace Guy, died Saturday afternoon in the home of her son, Scott [Wallace] Guy, near Center church, Shenango township, after an illness of a few days.
She was a faithful member of the Center U.P. Church and took an active part in all the organizations of the church as well as in civic affairs. She formerly resided in Perry township.
She is survived by four children, Mrs. Charles Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, Mrs. E[mery] L[evi] Roberts of Radnor, O.; E[rnest] L[eroy] Guy of Gary, Ind., and Scott [Wallace] Guy, at whose home she died; 14 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Sophia Weingartner of Wayne township and two brothers, R[obert] S[lemons] Cunningham of Slippery Rock township and G[eorge] W[iley] Cunningham of Fombell.
Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Center U.P. church, with Rev. C. G. Johnston officiating. Interment was made in Slippery cemetery, near Ellwood City.
New Castle, Jan. 7, 1925
To the Editor,
Dear Sir:
I was born in a log cabin of one room owned by my grandfather Benjamin Cunningham and situated three miles east of the village of Chewton near the Slippery Rock church, July 11, 1850. My parents had a family of eight children of which I am the oldest. My father, William Cunningham, afterward purchased a tract of land upon which he erected a two-story log house with a porch. Both of these cabins have long since been torn down but the location of both is marked by clusters of locust trees and springs which determined the location when they were built.
Yours truly,
Kegia (sic.) M. Guy
MRS. KEZIA GUY
Mrs. Kezia Guy, aged 82, widow of H. Wallace Guy, died Saturday afternoon in the home of her son, Scott [Wallace] Guy, near Center church, Shenango township, after an illness of a few days.
She was a faithful member of the Center U.P. Church and took an active part in all the organizations of the church as well as in civic affairs. She formerly resided in Perry township.
She is survived by four children, Mrs. Charles Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, Mrs. E[mery] L[evi] Roberts of Radnor, O.; E[rnest] L[eroy] Guy of Gary, Ind., and Scott [Wallace] Guy, at whose home she died; 14 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Sophia Weingartner of Wayne township and two brothers, R[obert] S[lemons] Cunningham of Slippery Rock township and G[eorge] W[iley] Cunningham of Fombell.
Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Center U.P. church, with Rev. C. G. Johnston officiating. Interment was made in Slippery cemetery, near Ellwood City.
New Castle, Jan. 7, 1925
To the Editor,
Dear Sir:
I was born in a log cabin of one room owned by my grandfather Benjamin Cunningham and situated three miles east of the village of Chewton near the Slippery Rock church, July 11, 1850. My parents had a family of eight children of which I am the oldest. My father, William Cunningham, afterward purchased a tract of land upon which he erected a two-story log house with a porch. Both of these cabins have long since been torn down but the location of both is marked by clusters of locust trees and springs which determined the location when they were built.
Yours truly,
Kegia (sic.) M. Guy
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