Ruby <I>Moore</I> Beynon

Ruby Moore Beynon

Birth
Clarksburg, Harrison County, West Virginia, USA
Death
1 Nov 1988 (aged 76)
Etna, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA GPS-Latitude: 40.5399497, Longitude: -79.9708698
Plot
GOP-E-19
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Parents: Wilbur and Virginia (Russell) Moore.

Siblings: Geneva (Moore) Huff, Beatrice (Moore) Evans and Hobert Moore.

First married Boyd Yeager and had two children, Robert Paul and Laura Virginia Yeager.
Married Mel Beynon and had a daughter, Melberta Lou (Beynon) Truman.

Ruby ran a small Texaco gas station near the Corliss Tunnels in the city's West End in the early 1940's. Along with her husband, Mel, owned Etna Home & Auto behind where the Isaly's was located in Etna, sort of a hardware & auto parts store in the late 30's early 40's. They owned and operated Etna Home & Auto service station next to their home in the K-Mart plaza on Route 8 where the Med Express stands today and the New Crest Restaurant at the corner of Mount Royal Blvd. and Route 8, the upstairs serving as their new home. Both locations were well known to the public and had many long time customers, the Hampton Police Department especially enjoying the restaurant.
Parents: Wilbur and Virginia (Russell) Moore.

Siblings: Geneva (Moore) Huff, Beatrice (Moore) Evans and Hobert Moore.

First married Boyd Yeager and had two children, Robert Paul and Laura Virginia Yeager.
Married Mel Beynon and had a daughter, Melberta Lou (Beynon) Truman.

Ruby ran a small Texaco gas station near the Corliss Tunnels in the city's West End in the early 1940's. Along with her husband, Mel, owned Etna Home & Auto behind where the Isaly's was located in Etna, sort of a hardware & auto parts store in the late 30's early 40's. They owned and operated Etna Home & Auto service station next to their home in the K-Mart plaza on Route 8 where the Med Express stands today and the New Crest Restaurant at the corner of Mount Royal Blvd. and Route 8, the upstairs serving as their new home. Both locations were well known to the public and had many long time customers, the Hampton Police Department especially enjoying the restaurant.

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