John James Woods SMITH

                   He was 1 year old in the 1880 census.
The 1900 census was hard to read the birth month, but the WW II Draft registration confirms it.

1920 - no   kids at home
1930 - no kids @ home.  Lived next door to FLorence and Donald R.

WWII draft registration states he was born at Frankstown, PA.  He had a glass eye.
U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942  about Wilbur Irvin Smith
Name:	Wilbur Irvin Smith
Birth Date:	16 Nov 1878
Birth Place:	Blair, Pennsylvania
Residence:	Blair, Pennsylvania

Social Security Death Index about Wilbur Smith
Name:	Wilbur Smith
SSN:	205-30-5656
Last Residence:	16686 Tyrone, Blair, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Born:	16 Nov 1878
Died:	Jan 1966
State (Year) SSN issued:	Pennsylvania (1955-1957)
                  

                   Helen Woods Smith
Passed away in Clearfield Hospital after short illness.
Miss Helen Woods DMith of 1060 Bald Eagle avenue, who had been in failing healthfor a year, although able to perform her duties as a clerk in the offices of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper company, up until very recently, died suddenly after her entrance to the Clearfield hosptial on Saturday afternoon. Miss Smith had been a patient sufferer the past year from a goitre and her condition became very serious last week, especially on Friday, when it was decided that an operation was absolutley necessary. She was gotten ready and with several friends, wentto the hospital in an automobile after dinner on Saturday. Before her folks hadarrived home, word was received that she had slipped out of this life into the great eternal world beyond.
Miss helen Smith was one of Tyrone's very best women, She was a quiet, home-loving girl, very devoted to her mother and brothers. She was active in church, Sunday School and Missionary work and gave of her time, money and talents in furthering those useful and very helpful organizations and in helping others to live better and cleaner lives, In the Sunday school where she taught a class of young people, she will be greatly missed as only sickness or death prevented her from being present. She was faithful to every duty. Her life was beautifully lived and in its simplicity won others to follow the Master. In the home where she was so useful, so  kind and loving, she will be missed while those with whom she camein contact know full well that she is safe in the harbor of rest with Him whom she loved to serve.
Miss Smith had been a resident of Tyrone the past 16 years and for several yearshad been employed  as a clerk in the offices of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper company.
She was born on the Smith fam in Sinking Valle, Sep 28, 1881, the daughter of Woods (deceased) and Mrs. Florence Robeson Smith. Surviving her passing are her mother and these brothers and sister: Wilbur I., Joseph F., and Donald F., of Tyrone and Mrs. Grover Cunningham of  Juniata.
Funeral services will be held at the home 1060 Bald Eagle Ave. Interment in Grandview Cemetery.
                  

                   Said Nora F. in the 1900 census. Also had birth year as 1887.

1966 lived in Tyrone. Looks like she had 1 girls and 2 boys.

1926  lived in Juniata.
                  

                   Jul birthdate came from the 1900 census. A family tree had Aug.

1930 - worked in a paper mill

Donald R. Smith, well known WW veteran, 1064 Bald Eagle avenue, died this morning at the Veteran's Diagnostic Center, Washington, D.C. where he had been a patient since Mar 27th of this year. Mr. Smith submitted to an operation at the center yesterday.
Donald Smith was a son of J. Woods and Florence L. (Robeson) Smith, and was bornin Sinking Valley. He never married. He was a resident of Tyrone for his entirelife.
Members of the family include these brothers and sister: Wilbur I. Smith, Sinking Valley; Joseph F. Smith and Mrs. Florence L. Cunningham, Tyrone.
He was a member of the First Presbyterian church of Tyrone.