Warren Evening Mirror (Warren, Pennsylvania)
January 18, 1908
Hurled Through Tree Tops
Kittanning, Jan. 18 - H. W. Foster, a track walker on the Allegheny Valley railroad, between Donley and Kiskiminetas Junction, was killed by a train last Tuesday night and his body, hurled through tree tops along the river bank, was not discovered until yesterday afternoon.
Warren Evening Times (Warren, Pennsylvania)
November 4, 1918
Mrs. Gust Kirscht
Mrs. Daniel Lytle left this morning for Kittanning where she was called by the death of her sister, Mrs. Gust Kirscht, formerly Miss Lena Corah of Tionesta. Mrs. Kirscht's death which was caused by a severe attack of influenza is an especially sad one, as she leaves a baby daughter only three days old. She is survived by her husband, Gust Kirscht, another daughter of six years, three sisters, Mrs. Willis Offeriee of East Liverpool, O., Mrs. F. S. Hunter of Tionesta, and Mrs. Daniel Lytle of Warren. Two brothers Ed Corah of Tulsa Okla., and E. M. Corah of Cherryvill, Kas. Burial will be made at Kittanning.
Warren Morning Mirror (Warren, Pennsylvania)
March 30, 1928
Aged Man Dies As Result of Mishap
Bulter, Pa., Mar. 29 - James Baker, 74 of Worthington died at a Kittanning hospital today of injuries received when he was struck by an automobile driven by J. J. Newman, of Butler. Baker was hurt yesterday as he was crossing the Benjamin Franklin highway near his home.
Gettysburg Compiler (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
November 19, 1949
Heart Attack Take Life of J. H. Alexander
John H. Alexander, 86, father of Mrs. F. K. Schwartz, 26 York street, died Sunday morning at University hospital, Baltimore, from a heart attack. He had been seriously ill for a week. Mr. Alexander was born in kittanning, Pa., September 26, 1863, one of the six children born to Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson Alexander. He was was a lifelong member of the Worthington (Pa.) Evangelical Lutheran church and was a member of the church council for a number of terms. He was a member of Kittanning lodge No. 244, F. and A.M.; Orient R. A. C. 249, New Castle Consistory and Syria Temple, AAONMS, and the IOOF lodge of Craigsville.
Mr. Alexander was a retired foreman of the woolen mill at Worthington in Armstron county. Following his retirement some years ago, he resided in Gettysburg until about a year ago when he moved to Baltimore. Surviving are a sister, Miss Lydia Alexander of Baltimore; a daughter, Mrs. Schwartz; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild, John Alexander Oakley. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon from the Worthington Lutheran church with interment in the family burial plot there. The Walker funeral home in Worthington was in charge of arrangements.
Williamsport Sun Gazette (Williamsport, Pennsylvania)
July 30, 1956
Nonagenarian Died
Kittanning, PA - Jacob R. Einstein, 95, prominet Armstrong County business man who had been a resident of Kittanning the last 75 years, died Sunday following a brief illness.
Einstein, a native of Utica, N. Y., formerly was president of Armstrong County Trust Co., and was the only surviving member of the original board of the Merchants National Bank. Burial will take place in West View Cemetery following funeral services in Kittanning.
Williamsport Sun Gazette (Williamsport, Pennsylvania)
February 23, 1961
Kittanning, Pa. - Corbin W. Wyant, 64, publisher of the Kittanning Leader-Times and president of Simpson's Publishing Co., died unexpectedly early today at his home of a heart ailment. A native of Templeton, Armstrong County, Wyant had served as president of the publishing company since 1935. He was active in local civic and church affairs. Survivors include three sons, James M. and Corbin A. Wyant, both of Kittanning, and John W. Wyant of Florida, and his widow, Velma, Kittanning. Funeral arrangement were incomplete.
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