Bios: M. LOUIS WALLACE, 20th Century History of New Castle and Lawrence County Pennsylvania and Representative Citizens
  
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      M. LOUIS WALLACE,
  
  [p. 788] of Wallace Brothers Lumber Company, is a leading citizen of
  Mahoningtown, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, where he was born in 1871,
  and is a son of William E. Wallace.
  
  M. Louis Wallace obtained his educational training in the public schools
  and at Grove City College, after which he entered into partnership with
  his father, in the lumber business, under the style of W. E. Wallace &
  Son, which continued until 1900, when W. E. Wallace retired, and Frank
  W. Wallace became a member of the firm. The present firm name was then
  adopted. The business is a representative one in this section. M. Louis
  Wallace has other interests, and is one of the directors of the Union
  National Bank.
  
  In 1895 Mr. Wallace was married to Miss Eva Brothers, and they have
  three children: Clorinda, Bessie and Robert. Mr. Wallace and family
  belong to the Presbyterian Church. While his devotion to his business
  has been that of an energetic thorough-going man, Mr. Wallace has not
  neglected civic duties, and has ever been ready to do his part in all
  that pertains to good citizenship. During 1902-3 he was a member of the
  common council of Mahoningtown. He belongs to the fraternal order of
  Modern Woodmen.
  
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  20th Century History of New Castle and Lawrence County Pennsylvania and
  Representative Citizens Hon. Aaron L. Hazen Richmond-Arnold Publishing
  Company, Chicago, Ill., 1908
  
  Updated: 22 Dec 2001