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Mrs. Minnie Agnes King

     Funeral services were conducted 
on Tuesday aternoon in the Vander-
grift Presbyterian church, followed
by interment in the Vandergrift
cemetery, for Mrs. Minnie Agnes
King, who died on Saturday in her
home in Vandergrift.  The deceased,
who was a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Willian St. Clair, was born
and reared in Indiana and resided
hear until her marriage.  She had re-
sided for many years in Vandergrift,
where she was a prominent member
of the Presbyterian church and the
Goodwill Bible class of the congrega-
tion.  She was also an active member 
of the Order of Eastern Star, the
Daughters of ----Veterans of the 
Civil War and was identified with
other community activities.  Her pas-
tor, Rev. W. C. Barnes, assisted by
Rev. W. A. Roulston, conducted the 
funeral services.  She leaves these
children: James Craig, William St.
Clair Craig and Robert Greer Craig,
all of Vandergrift; Mrs Henry Win-
stein and Mrs. Elizabeth Hammmer, of 
Bridgeville; Mrs. Willian McKinney,
of Youngstown, Oh, and Miss Harriet
King, residing at home.  She also
leaves nine grandchildren and half-
brother, Oscar St. Clair, of New Ro-
chelle, N.Y., and a half-sister, Miss
Hazel St. Clair, Principal of the
schools at Caldwell, N.J.