Edward F. Black, 70 years, 7 months and 18 days, died in Porter Township. He was the son of James and Anna Randolph Black.
He was born in Toby Township.
Mr. Black was married to the former Edna Stitt on May 1, 1901.
Edward was a member of the United Mine Workers Union and the Jerusalem Evangelical and Reformed Church. He and his wife also were also active at the Oakland Church of God in Distant, PA.
Survirors include two sons, Raymond and Harold Black; daughters, Mrs. Twila Donhiser, Mrs. Caroline Boltz, Mrs. Alma Wiles; brothers Frank, Russell and William Black; and sisters Mrs. Roy George, Mrs. Margaret Hetrick and Mrs. Della Mayes.
He was born in Toby Township.
Mr. Black was married to the former Edna Stitt on May 1, 1901.
Edward was a member of the United Mine Workers Union and the Jerusalem Evangelical and Reformed Church. He and his wife also were also active at the Oakland Church of God in Distant, PA.
Survirors include two sons, Raymond and Harold Black; daughters, Mrs. Twila Donhiser, Mrs. Caroline Boltz, Mrs. Alma Wiles; brothers Frank, Russell and William Black; and sisters Mrs. Roy George, Mrs. Margaret Hetrick and Mrs. Della Mayes.
Edward F. Black, 70 years, 7 months and 18 days, died in Porter Township. He was the son of James and Anna Randolph Black.
He was born in Toby Township.
Mr. Black was married to the former Edna Stitt on May 1, 1901.
Edward was a member of the United Mine Workers Union and the Jerusalem Evangelical and Reformed Church. He and his wife also were also active at the Oakland Church of God in Distant, PA.
Survirors include two sons, Raymond and Harold Black; daughters, Mrs. Twila Donhiser, Mrs. Caroline Boltz, Mrs. Alma Wiles; brothers Frank, Russell and William Black; and sisters Mrs. Roy George, Mrs. Margaret Hetrick and Mrs. Della Mayes.
He was born in Toby Township.
Mr. Black was married to the former Edna Stitt on May 1, 1901.
Edward was a member of the United Mine Workers Union and the Jerusalem Evangelical and Reformed Church. He and his wife also were also active at the Oakland Church of God in Distant, PA.
Survirors include two sons, Raymond and Harold Black; daughters, Mrs. Twila Donhiser, Mrs. Caroline Boltz, Mrs. Alma Wiles; brothers Frank, Russell and William Black; and sisters Mrs. Roy George, Mrs. Margaret Hetrick and Mrs. Della Mayes.
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