Obituary:
Mrs. Anna Bohach, 61, wife of John Bohach, of 1104 Market St, Farrell, died at 9 o'clock this morning at the Cleveland clinic following a short illness.

Mrs Bohach had lived in Farrell since 1902. She was the daughter of George and Anna Marczinko. She was a member of St Anne's church of Farrell, the church Rosary society and the St. Michael's Ladies Social Club.

Besides her husband, the following children survive: Bertha at home; Mrs. Mary Crisan, Pheonix, Ariz.; Mrs. Anna Husosky, Masury; Mrs. Helen Ladzevich, Farrell; Mrs Margaret Ulaz, Farrell; Joseph Bohach, Army Flying school, Waco, Texas; Michael Bohach, Ft. Dix, N.J; Andrew Bohach, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas; George Bohach, Weirton, W.Va.; and John Bohach, Wheatland. One sister, Mrs. Mary Chovan of Sharon also survives.

Funeral announcement:
Funeral services for Mrs. John Bohach, 61 of 1104 Market Ave. Farrell, who died Monday in the Cleveland Clinic, were held yesterday at St. Ann's church with Rev. Simon Miskovic, pastor, officiating.

Rev. A. Petrick, pastor of St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church, officiated at the grave in St. Mary's cemetery, assisted by Prof. Basil Carl.

Pallbearors were John Dzurichko, John Rimko and Basil Onderko of Lodge 258 of St. Michael's church and Joseph Polcha, Joseph Richnavsky and Michael Popadak, representing the Catholic Sokols.

Out of town relatives and friends who attended the services were Joseph Bohach of Waco, Texas; Andrew Bohach, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas; Michael Bohach, Ft. Dix, N. J.; Mr and Mrs George Bohach and George Yurko, Weirton, W. Va.; Mr and Mrs. Dzurichko, Crafton; Mr and Mrs John Micholas, Parma, Oh.; Charles Chyhill, Lakewood; Mrs Eugene Crisan, Phoenix; Stephen and Anna Monoc, Cleveland, Oh.; Anna Bohach, Aliquippa; and Mrs. Anna Lachansky, Youngstown, Oh.

(Children that proceeded her in death) Julia Bohach 1910-1926, Elizabeth Bohach 1921-1925 and Steve Bohach 1923-1923.

Genealogy research notes: After her mother's death, Anna Bohach left her home in Slovokia at age 21 with her son George age 2, daughter Maria (Mary) 2 mo. old and her sister Mary Martinko Chovan age 9 and arrived in the United States on the SS Main October 11, 1902, in the port of New York, NY, Ellis Island. She had 8 dollars with her and a ticket for transportation to Sharon, Pa. to join her husband John.
Within a year her daughter passed away.