Boy, does this bring back memories. I went to Curwensville HS in the 1960s. Arch Johnstone was the beloved perfectionist choir director and guidance counselor. He had played in a military band during his service time and gave private brass horn music lessons. His wife's brother was a druggist who had his own shop on the main street of Curwensville. Her father was Edward Gulielmi 1900-1976. He was a master stone architect born in Isernia Italy. He spent some of his most productive years working the Roaring Run Stone Quarry just east of Curwensville. Ed Morgan, son of Jack Morgan and Mary O'Donoghe, wrote Quarries of Curwensville, The People, The Legacy. The book was sold at the 1999 bicentennial of Curwensville and a copy can most likely be gotten from the Curwensville Historical Society. Jean ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Oh I will print this out and give it to Rebecca, She would be so pleased to hear about someone remembering her brother. She is such a nice lady, I really am enjoying helping her remember. Her husband Willard Hart was the son of Peter Hart born about 1876 in England and Sara born about 1886 PA. They were also from that area. Thank You Colleen