This paper is dated 1917, but all the obits are from 1918, so I think someone made a typo with the date of the paper. ANDERSON, KELSO, DONALDSON, DUNBAR, FERGUSON, CUMMINS, BOINGOVIANNI Mrs. Jennie SHAW ANDERSON, aged 85 years, wife of the Rev. A. R. ANDERSON, died at her home in Venice, January 9, 1918. She was born in New York state and had been married to Mr. ANDERSON fifty-seven years. Mr. ANDERSON was pastor of the Venice Presbyterian church for forty-seven years. He retired a few years ago. Besides her husband, Mrs. ANDERSON is survived by the following children: Anna, wife of W. W. KELSO; John W. ANDERSON, Margaret S. and Mary B., at home, Mrs. Alice J. MCMASTERS of Coraopolis, and William J. ANDERSON. Mrs. ANDERSON had been ill six months. Funeral services were held this (Friday) afternoon at two o'clock in charge of the Rev. C. T. LITTELL. Interment in the Venice cemetery. Mrs. MABELLE WEAVER KELSO, aged 35, wife of Harry KELSO, died at her home in North Fayette township, five miles north of McDonald, at 1:35 o'clock, Friday afternoon, January 4, 1918. Her death was due to pneumonia. Besides her husband, two children survive: Dorothy Edna, age 11 and John Robb aged 6. The funeral was held from the family home on Monday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. W. D. IRONS, D. D. Interment was in Robinson's Run cemetery. Miss Willa COOK of Riverside, Cal, Clinton DONALDSON of Sheldon Missouri and Miss Kathryn DONALDSON of Rock Island, Ill., attended the funeral of Richard DONALDSON Thursday and are at present guests of their cousin, Mrs. R. M. DONALDSON. *Bulger column Rev. and Mrs. G. KERR attended the funeral of the latter's aunt, M___ Rebecca DUNBAR at Burgettstown, on Sunday. *Bulger column N. B. FERGUSON and son Robert ... Dan attended the funeral of the former's brother at Empire, Ohio, on Monday. *Bulger column Mrs. Ellen YOUNG was called to the home of her father, Jas. CUMMINS, Sr., on account of serious illness which resulted in his death, Wednesday, December 26. *Bulger column James CUMMINS, Sr., aged 68 years, died of cancer of the stomach on Dec. 26th, 1917, at 7 o'clock. He was widely known in this section. *Bulger column Mr. and Mrs. Jules DARRAS and Mr. and Mrs. John MERLONI attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles BOINGOVIANNI at Knoxville on Friday. She was a victim of the street car accident in Pittsburg Christmas eve. *Bulger column