Man and 40 Dogs Die as Imperial Kennel Burns Two men were burned, one critically, and 40 of the country's finest hunting dogs were destroyed Monday when fire swept a barn on the Wilson farm near Imperial during the annual field trials of the Coraopolis Beagle club. George GILBERT, the kennel master, believed to have been asleep in the hayloft, was taken to the Allegheny General hospital, where he died Tuesday morning. A carpenter working on the roof of the barn discovered the fire and rescued GILBERT, it was said. The other man injured was C. E. PORTER of Coraopolis, who suffered burns on the hand when he drove his car back from the blazing fire and then assisted in the rescue of 60 or more of the piteously yelping dogs caged in the barn. Dale SUTTON, owner of a New Haven, Ky., kennel, who had entered more than 50 dogs in the trials for himself and wealthy clients, was on of the first to reach the scene from the nearby farmhouse where all the exhibitors were lunching. He and his wife, Mrs. Irene SUTTON, and PORTER, turned loose as many dogs as they could reach before the heat of the flames drove them back. Firemen arrived from Imperial but were unable to save the barn because there was no water supply at hand. Among the wealthy fanciers whose dogs were killed in the blaze was the du Pont family of Delaware.

MONJOT Louis Edward MONJOT, 67, died on Monday evening, December 21, 1928, at 5:30 o'clock, at his home in Valley street, after an illness of only a few days with lobar pneumonia. Mr. MONJOT was born in France in the year 1861 and came to this country in 1882, settling in Hays Borough. In 1885 he came to McDonald, and has lived her since that time, following mining until 1907 when he went into the gardening and trucking business. He was united in marriage to Miss Rosa SAPPIE in 1889. He was a charter member of the La Solidarite association. Mr. MONJOT was well known and highly esteemed by all who knew him. Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, D. L. MONJOT of Crafton; and two grandchildren. Two brothers, Fred MONJOT of Cleveland, and Adrian MONJOT of Denver, and one sister, Mrs. Paul ROUMANET of France, also survive. Funeral services will be held from his late home Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in charge of the Rev. Auguste DEVOS. Interment will be in the Center cemetery, Midway.

This state publication might be useful to look up information on those small towns that aren't around anymore. I wonder how long it was published and where the old copies might be, perhaps the state archives? Anyone know if it is still published? The Town of McDonald As Others See It The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission, in its July 1937 release of "See and Know Pennsylvania", describes McDonald as follows: MCDONALD (Route 980) McDonald is situated in Washington county, 18 miles southwest of Pittsburgh, and just across the Allegheny county line. It is one of the Western Pennsylvania centers for bituminous coal mining. The first million-dollar soft coal washing plant in the United States is located just to the north on Route 22-30. High grade Pennsylvania oil has been produced here since 18**. Near the McDonald homestead (the first McDonald's located here in 1775) is a natural outdoor amphitheater where thousands gather summer evenings. Here one can see simultaneously baseball games, golf, tennis, horse-shoe pitching and other outdoor sports.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, APRIL 7, 1927. NOIR-DELANEY Rosella NOIR To Raymond DELANEY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. M. Noir, Noblestown Mr. and Mrs. Jules DeLaney, Sturgeon March 23, 1927 Wellsburg, WV Will reside with bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WILEY-KIGHTLINGER Mrs. Hattie WILEY To Thomas B. KIGHTLINGER March 31, 1927 First Presby. Church, Pittsburgh Rev. W. A. Jones Will reside at 219 Fayette avenue ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, APRIL 14, 1927. COOPER-CORNELL Carolyn COOPER To Rowley Cook CORNELL, Philadelphia Parents; Mrs. Charles H. Cooper, Salisbury, MD, and Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cornell, McDonald April 9, 1927 Arch Street M. E. church, Philadelphia Rev. Dr. H. Milton Nichols Given in marriage by J. S. McMichael, Pittsburgh Attended by Rosina Gusparri, Philadelphia, and J. Coleman McMichael, Pittsburgh, cousin of groom Will reside in Philadelphia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, APRIL 21, 1927. LEONARD-NELLIS Alice E. LEONARD, Parkers Landing To Samuel NELLIS, Pittsburgh April 13, 1927 Parsonage of the Presby. Church Rev. B. F. Heany Attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leonard, he is bride's brother Will reside in South Hills ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STEELE-McCANDLESS Anna Lorraine STEELE To Robert Howard McCANDLESS, Butler Parents; Mr. and Mrs. James Steele, Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCandless, Butler April 15, 1927 Home of bride's parents Rev. John M. Betts, McDonald Attended by Mary Carroll, McDonald, and James Steele, Jr., brother of bride ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I have an article concerting the above from the Sept. 24, 1937 Mc Donald PA Record-Outlook. There are probably close to thirty names of friends and family listed which include surnames of FEHL, LUTZ, KRESS, SCHAEFER, BERTHOLD, WINTERS, KEHM, PATTERSON, ROHDE, and numerous others from both Allegheny and Washington counties. If anyone is interested I can send a copy of the article. Vickie

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, FEBRUARY 17, 1927. KARNS-WRIGHT Mary Louise KARNS To Francis Leo Brown WRIGHT Parents; Mrs. Mary Karns, McDonald The late Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, McDonald February 15, 1927 Home of Rev. Father J. A. Burgoon Attended by Kathleen Brady, and Winfield Karns, brother of bride Will reside at the Karns home ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MARCH 10, 1927. MARSTON-BURCHFIELD Mrs. Sara MARSTON To Dr. M. C. BURCHFIELD, Pittsburgh Parents; Daughter of James McMillen, McDonald February 26, 1927 Pittsburgh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` LEVISON-SHAPERA Dorothy Vera LEVISON To Dr. William SHAPERA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levison, Darlington road March 1, 1927 In the Rittenhouse ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MARCH 31, 1927. HARKNESS-PYLE Mrs. Laverne HARKNESS To L. G. PYLE Parents; Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Steele, McDonald Mrs. Pyle, McDonald March 25, 1927 Presbyterian parsonage, McDonald Rev. B. F. Heany Attended by brides parents Will reside in Dormont ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 6, 1927. BELL-NOIR Ruth BELL To Ted NOIR Parents; John T. Bell, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. M. Noir, Noblestown January 4, 1927 Pittsburgh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SEABRIGHT-HELF Anna Mae SEABRIGHT To Arthur R. HELF, Harrisburg and Columbus Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Seabright, McDonald December 29, 1926 Rev. James M. Briceland, United Presby. Church of Sheraden Will reside in Columbus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 20, 1927. LEVISON-ROSEN Belle Besse LEVISON To Dr. Samuel Josiah ROSEN, Pittsburgh Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levison, Squirrel Hill, Pgh. January 16 1927 Rabbi Rose Attended by Dorothy Levison, sister of bride, and Dr. Shapiro Will reside on Darlington Rd., Pgh. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 27, 1927. CRAFT-CORWIN Gretta Lorraine CRAFT To John Oliver CORWIN, McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George Craft, McDonald January 21, 1927 Home of Rev. W. D. Irons, D.D., McDonald Attended by Elizabeth Darabos, Oakdale and George Craft, brother of bride Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

MOODY, MCCONNELL, HOLMES, FISHER, DIXON, STITCH, GARRETT Eleanor Jean MOODY, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl MOODY, died at 9:20 p.m. Wednesday, September 15, 1937, in her home in Clinton. She was born October 2, 1921, in Clinton. Besides her parents, she leaves a brother, James, 12, and a sister, Mary, 14. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. EST Saturday in the home, the Rev. Clyde H. CANFIELD of Tarentum officiating. Burial will be in Clinton. B. K. MCCONNELL, 75, died Friday night, September 10, 1937, in his home, 249 North Jefferson avenue, Canonsburg. Born on October 26, 1861, on the farm formerly known as the D. L. MCCONNELL farm in Cecil township, he was a son of the late J. P. MCCONNELL and Martha A. KELSO. He married Ella Rebecca MCPHERSON on May 26, 1887, and from this marriage five children survive: Blanch, the wife of Thomas D. WEAVER, Beulah, the wife of Albert M. MAWHINNEY, and John T., all of Cecil township; Anna, the wife of Robert RUSSELL of Burgettstown, and Wilma, the wife of Ralph PAXTON, living near Houston. He is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. John T. MOORE and Miss Ella MCCONNELL, both of Canonsburg; twelve grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Following the death of his first wife Mr. MCCONNELL remarried on November 10, 1927, his second wife being Emma Danley MARTIN, formerly of Eightyfour, who survives. An elder of the Venice U. P. church since October 10, 1893, Mr. MCONNELL was a devout Christian and tireless worker in his congregation. He was also a member of the North Strabane Grange. He was the president of the Canonsburg Mutual Fire Insurance Co. and during his active life was a prominent breeder of livestock and was a successful agriculturist. He had lived in Houston for a time before moving to Canonsburg. A large number of friends and relatives attended the funeral services held Monday afternoon in the Venice U. P. church in charge of the Rev. Ct. T. LITTELL, assisted by the Rev. H. Ross HUME. The church choir sand two selections, "The Lord is My Shepherd," and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus." In addition a duet composed of Miss Irvine GOSS and Miss Claretta KELSO, accompanied by Mrs. Glenn M. QUIVEY, sang "The Old Rugged Cross." Pallbearers were W. W. KELSO, Glenn M. QUIVEY, H. L. FEE, J. G. HERRIOTTT, H. A. MCCONNELL, and D. A. SCOTT. Burial was in the Venice cemetery. Milo HOLMES, 71, died at three o'clock Wednesday morning, September 15, 1937, in his home near the Hebron church. He had been ailing about two years and bedfast the last month. Mr. HOLMES was highly esteemed in the community for his religious convictions, which he carried into his everyday life. For years he taught the Men's Bible class of the Clinton U. P. church. He is survived by his wife, the former Sadie CUPPS, three sons---Walter, a florist of Linesville, Benjamin of the Brodhead road, and David of Moon township, and three daughters---Mary, the wife of Wayne WHITE, Irene, Irene, the wife of Paul Cain, and Miss Hilda, a teacher in the Pittsburgh schools. There are 20 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at two o'clock EST Friday afternoon in the Hebron church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. S. G. NEAL. Burial will be in the Hebron cemetery. George William FISHER, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph FISHER, died at *** a.m. Saturday, September 11, 1937, following a short illness of pneumonia. He was aged one year and one month. Besides his parents there survive one sister and two brothers. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon in the home by the Rev. C. E. DAVISON. Burial was in the Valley cemetery. Charles DIXON, 49, of Gladden died at 5 a.m. Tuesday, September 7, 1937, in St. Francis hospital following a four-year illness of heart trouble. He was a son of the late Matthew and Mary Ann JOHNSON DIXON. He and Anna DEZOMBIA were united in married January 30, 1919, in Pittsburgh. He was an electrician in the Muse mine. He had been a member of the Gladden U. P. church for 18 years. Besides his wife, he leaves a son Jack, 18, and a daughter, Dorothy, 15, at home. He is also survived by one brother, Matthew Dixon of Ellsworth, and two sisters, Mrs. Effie SCHEWERING of Dunbar, and Mrs. Mary Ann WEAVER of Rea Station. Funeral services were held Friday in his home, the Rev. Mr. CARSON and the Rev. Mr. MCBANE officiating. Burial was in the Melrose cemetery, Bridgeville. Mrs. Barbara STITCH, 66, widow of the late Paul STITCH, died Thursday morning, September 9, 1937, in her home in Primrose after a lingering illness. She was born December 25, 1870, in Austria and came to the United States 47 years ago, first locating in McKeesport. She had been a resident of Primrose for 28 years. She was a member of St. Alphonsus' church, McDonald. She leaves one son: John STITCH of Primrose and two daughters: Mrs. Anna KANDERA of Venice and Miss Mary at home. There are four grandchildren. Her husband died over ten years ago. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in St. Alphonsus' church, the Rev. Fr. J. A. BURGOON officiating. Burial was in St. Patrick's cemetery, Noblestown. Fred GARRETT, well-known citizen of Noblestown, died at 8:15 o'clock Saturday morning, September 11, 1937, from the effects of electrocution by a trolley wire in the McDonald mine of the Carnegie Coal Co. where he worked. Mr. GARRETT, a miner by occupation, was born November 2, 1883, and lived all his life in the McDonald district. He was a member of Eagles lodge. He leaves his wife, Celia, and three children at home; Fred, Jr., Louis, and Gladys. He also leaves three brothers: William GARRETT, Elco; Henry GARRETT, Noblestown, and Elijah GARRETT, Oakdale, and three sisters: Mrs. Elizabeth BLANE, Sturgeon; Mrs. Frances DICKSON and Mrs. Alice MCMURRAY, Oakdale. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the late home in charge of the Rev. Oscar E. GARDNER, D. D. pastor of the McDonald Presbyterian church. Burial was in the Robinson's Run cemetery. Miss Mary CRONER, who for the past 17 years had been a teacher in the Canonsburg schools, died at 2:35 a.m. Sunday, September 12, 1937, at the Canonsburg hospital after an illness of only a few days. She was a resident of Midway. On Tuesday of last week she ha started her 18th year as a teacher in Canonsburg. She taught for four days in the seventh grade of the Central school before being stricken by the fatal illness. Miss CRONER was born August 6, 1893, in Midway, a daughter of William M. and the late Ella Mary HUNTER CRONER and always made her home in Midway, where she was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. She was graduated from Midway high school, California State Teachers' college, Pennsylvania State college, and University of Pittsburgh. For several years she taught in Midway schools and since 1920 had taught at Canonsburg. In addition to her teaching activities, Miss CRONER was active in church work. She was a member of the Sterling Sunday school class of the First M. E. church, Canonsburg and belonged to the Anna BARKUS auxiliary of the Women 's Foreign Missionary society. Surviving besides her father is one brother, George W. CRONER of Philadelphia. Funeral services were held at the home of her father in Midway Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. C. L. CUSICK, pastor of the Midway Methodist Episcopal church in charge. Burial was in Center cemetery, Midway. Charles Edmund LASHER, 82, of Noblestown, died at 10:15 p.m. Wednesday, September 8, 1937, in the home of a sister-in-law, Mrs. J. C. WESTON, in Montpelier, Ind., while on a visit, after a few days' illness of arterio-sclerosis. (sic) A son of the late Henry and Sara CLARK LASHER, he was born July 17, 1855, in Venango, Crawford county. He and Mary Frances KELLY were united in marriage August 4, 1885 in Dukes Center, Kane county, the Rev. Mr. PURCELL and the Rev. Mr. HAHN, Methodist ministers officiating. He had been a resident of Noblestown for 45 years and a member of the M. E. church since. He was employed by the South Penn Oil Co. for 29 years, being pensioned the last 17 years. Besides his wife, he leaves one son, Frank Edmund LASHER of Oakdale and one daughter, Mildred, wife of Elmer E. HIGHFIELD of Noblestown. He is survived by one brother, Morgan LASHER of Akron, and three half brothers, Henry LASHER of Murrysville, Zeigler LASHER of Monongah, W. Va. (sic), and Isaiah LASHER of California. There are five grandchildren. A daughter, Marie Josephine, died in 1900, and a son Harry Stanley LASHER, died in 1891. A brother, John LASHER, and two sisters, Anna and Abby, are dead. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the Noblestown M. E. church, the Rev. Loyola C. MATTHEWS, the pastor was assisted by the Rev. Mr. HARTLEY of Crafton heights and the Rev. Mr. VAERNER former pastors, and the Rev. Carl H. WHITE, pastor of the Oakdale Presbyterian church. Burial was in the Oakdale cemetery.

Out Of The Long Ago Forty Years Ago September 11, 1897 A Champion woman had $10 stolen from her by a pickpocket at the fair. Deaths during the week were C. W. MEADE of Oakdale, Mary JOHNSTON of Venice, Robert VANCE of Independence, and Alvin NINER of McDonald. W. COLLINS, for several years with Mr. OVER in the blacksmith business, has a shop in Sistersville that runs half a dozen hands. Canonsburg people pay $.14 a thousand for fuel gas. Michael HENWOOD was killed by a train while working on the track near Noblestown. James CLOSE, formerly of Noblestown, and his two sons are farming on an extensive scale on his 193-acre farm near New Sheffield. A gas engine that John O'DONNELL runs on the Edward MCDONALD place pumps four wells as easily as it does one by means of "shack" work. The arrangement is such tat, the engine being in the midst of the four wells, the wells pull against each other, therefore pumping them. Thirty Years Ago September 14, 1907 A. F. HARVEY of Pittsburgh has purchased the Hotel Valentour from A. VALENTOUR and F. A. THOMASSY. Hugh BRADY of Arabella street and Miss Lillian E. STEWART of Detroit were married September 11 in St. Alphonsus' church. A. H. YEATS purchased the Hotel Lafayette and five adjoining houses and lots in Cecil from E. VERNET. Deaths of the week were Patrick GORDEN, 43, of McDonald, Miss Elizabeth HOOPER KING, 92, of Bavington, and James WILLIAMS, 65, of Midway. Sam BERRY of Midway accidentally shot himself in the knee while cleaning a gun. R. A. BALMER, C. H. MCVICKER, Gash LIGER, and Paul DHINAUT caught 6 coons, 3 possums, and 2 groundhogs near Hanlin. William WRIGHT is having a twenty-foot addition build to his storeroom in Midway. William PARKINSON is the contractor. Twenty-Five Years Ago September 13, 1912 Robert MCCARTY's car was damaged by fire when escaping gasoline blazed up. Damage was estimated at several hundred dollars. J. A. LINDSEY of Imperial has some broom corn 15-feet high. George W. BISH, 65, one of the best-known residents of Midway, died September 11. Emile DUMAS, Jr., of Center avenue has obtained a position with the Pittsburgh Printing Co. in Pittsburgh. Charles SHAFFER is now vice president of the Carnegie college in Rogers, Ohio. The following men have signed up to play football for the McDonald A. C.: Jack EDWARDS, William EDWARDS, William MILLER, William QUERNS, Dick SNEDDON, Chuck SNEDDON, Thomas Dolan, James WALKER, James MALOY, Jack STEVENSON, William MAXWELL, James MAXWELL, Hob KING, Patrick SMITH, Peter SMITH, Barney MCPAUL, Jules LEROY, James MCCORMICK, and James MCCAULEY. Twenty Years Ago September14, 1917 Charles BUFFINGTON has bought the Thomas YOUNG property in East Lincoln avenue for $1000. M. M. TODD of Midway has taught fifty terms of school in the northern end of the county and began his 51st at Cole school in Jefferson township. F. J. GAMBLE of Oakdale is erecting a $6,800 house at the head of Third street for Harry M. KELSO. A. H. SHEAKLEY of near Primrose found $10 some time ago. When ads failed to bring the owner, he turned the money over to the McDonald Red Cross. Sarah E. SILVERTHORN and Joseph J. WEBSTER, both of Midway, were married September 12 in the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. F. A. HIBLER. Deaths of the week were Squire R. J. COOK of Washington street, McDonald, and Laura Jane SCHURR of Venice. Fifteen Years Ago September 15, 1922 Deaths of the week were Mrs. Lavina HART of Midway, George F. TAIT of R. D. 1, McDonald, and Mrs. Margaret PATTERSON of near Frankfort. Lorenzo CARTER, a 1918 graduate of McDonald high, is attending Howard university in Washington, D. C. Charles SPRINGER of Sturgeon underwent an operation on his arm. Joseph HARPER of Clinton, a 1922 graduate of W. & J. college has accepted a position in the McDonald high school. Michael MANION, 33, of Noblestown was killed by a passenger train at Oakdale crossing. The Primrose mine of the Carnegie Coal Co. began dumping coal after being idle for 16 months. Miss Henrietta OPENBRIER of Primrose had her tonsils and adenoids removed. Miss Mary Elizabeth PHILLIPS, daughter of Delmont Philips of Oakdale, and Arthur MOWL of Aurora, Ohio, were married September 14 in the home of the bride. Harold SNEDDON of Midway was seriously injured when he was struck by an automobile. Mrs. Charles JACKSON of Midway underwent an appendectomy in the West Penn hospital. Ten Years Ago September 15, 1927 Miss Sue J. JOHNS sustained a fractured skull, body lacerations, and bruised, when a car in which she was a passenger skidded and upset on the hill north of the Maple View farm. Deaths of the week were: Lawrence Hays CAMPBELL of Midway, John Lawrence COOK of McDonald, and Mrs. Ada M. MCJUNKIN of Oakdale. Clark STEELE of Center avenue had his tonsils removed in the Columbia hospital, Wilkinsburg. Miss Alberta DICKSON of Oakdale underwent an operation in the Allegheny General hospital. Miss Margaret Wood THOMPSON of Oakdale and James NELSON of Carnegie were married September 10 in the home of the bride. Walker and Clair COWDEN of near Westland narrowly escaped death while engaged in spreading lime on the farm. A bolt of lightning struck the tem of horses hitched to the spreader. Both horses were killed. The boys were returning to the barn to cease work until the rain stopped. The were about 10 feet away helping another brother, Roy, to load the lime, when the bolt came, knocking both boys to the ground. Walker was unconscious for a time. Five Years Ago September 16, 1932 Deaths of the week were Charles Martin BOYNES of North street, McDonald, John James MULLEN of Bulger, and Mrs. Mark CLEEK of Burgettstown, and Mary Jane BUGAY. Dougal RUSSELL is one of the 49 men reporting for varsity football practice at Kansas State college. Victor MARLIER, Jr., has been appointed manager of the Follansbee mill at Toronto, Ohio. Miss Laura FREE of McDonald and Carlyn TERRILL of Meadville were married September 10 in Meadville. James PURDY of Coraopolis was injured when he was thrown from a telephone pole (a distance of 20 feet) while at work on the telephone line near Murdocksville. Ruth Ann HIGHFIELD, aged 1 year, of Oakdale, was severely burned when she fell against a gas stove. Dorothy POWELL of Burgettstown and August CHAMBON, Jr., of Midway were married September 9. Virginia NUGENT of Cecil fell while playing mushball and broke her arm. Henry W. FEHL of Venice was kicked by an unruly cow and had his jaw broken. William FAGAN, assistant foreman at Bulger Block mine, was injured when he came in contact with a live wire while at work in the outside power plant.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JUNE 4, 1943. STOCKLEIN-SAUERS Margaret Jane SAUERS To Lt. Harry STOCKLEIN, Southside, Pgh. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sauers, Imperial May 24, 1943 Chapel of the Boise city training camp in Idaho Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson Will reside in Boise City ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JUNE 11, 1943. POWLIKOSKI (Pavlic)-BARON Stella Rosalie BARON To Cpl. Andrew POWLIKOSKI, McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baron, McDonald June 5, 1943 St. Ann's church, Bulger Rev. Fr. John Robaczewski Attended by Virginia Baron, sister of bride, and George Powlikoski (Pavlic), brother of groom Will reside in the vicinity of Ft. Leonard Wood, MO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JUNE 18, 1943. SMITH-COWDEN Virginia Mae COWDEN To S/Sgt. Wilbur SMITH Parents; Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson Cowden, Burgettstown Mr. and Mrs. Harris Smith, Bulger June 16, 1943 Home of bride's parents Rev. R. L. Stevenson, Mt. Hickory, assisted by Rev. R. C. Sutton, Burgettstown Will reside in Aldenville, Mass. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CROTHERS-SPENCER Bertha SPENCER To William Donald CROTHERS, Jr. Granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendal, Southview Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crothers, McDonald June 10, 1943 Venice U. P. church Rev. C. T. Littell, D.D. Attended by Marie Spencer, sister of bride, and Joseph Goffart, McDonald Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ KLOPACK-KRESE Mary KRESE To Cpl. Thomas KLOPACK, Jr. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krese, Westland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klopack, North Strabane Twp. June 12, 1943 St. Patrick's Catholic church, Canonsburg Rev. Father J. Edward Istocin Attended by Helen Krese, sister of bride, and Clarence Klopack, brother of groom Will reside in Glasgow, Mont. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FARYNA-SCHALL Louise SCHALL To Henry S. FARYNA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schall, Oakdale Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Faryna, Perry, NY May 24, 1943 Sage chapel, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Rev. Frederick W. Brink, D.D. Attended by Elsie Schall, sister of bride, and Edmund Faryna, brother of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WINDSHEIMER-MITCHELL LaRue MITCHELL To Sgt. William WINDSHEIMER, Oakdale Parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mitchell, Oakdale June 15, 1943 United Presbyterian church, Oakdale Rev. W. V. Ritchie Attended by Rose Mitchell, sister of bride, and Ralph Windsheimer, brother of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JUNE 25, 1943. RITCHIE-BROWETT Mabel O. BROWETT To Harold V. RITCHIE Parents; Mrs. Pauline Masquelier Browett, McDonald, and the late Fernal J. Browett Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cenis, McDonald June 18, 1943 Irons Memorial French U. P. church, McDonald Rev. Alexandre Mage, D.D. Given in marriage by Jules Z. Masquelier, McDonald, uncle of bride Attended by Mrs. Albert McGinnis, McDonald, cousin of bride, and Samuel M. Ritchie, brother of groom Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ATKINSON-DAUDET Katherine Mayo DAUDET To James ATKINSON Parents; Frank P. Daudet, Midway Mrs. Sadie Atkinson, Large June 19, 1943 Parsonage of First Presby. Church, McDonald Rev. O. E. Gardner, D.D. Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Iola Gehrke, Midway Will reside with bride's father, Midway ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TRIEVEL-LONG Virginia LONG To Lt. George C. TRIEVEL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long, Boise, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Trievel, Imperial June 13, 1943 Home of groom's parents Rev. S. G. Neal, Hebron church Attended by Audrey Stuckwish and Samuel Ferguson Bride will make her home with the Trievels ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SPEER-McGINNIS Josephine McGINNIS To Harold SPEER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGinnis, Noblestown Fred Speer, Florence ***e 21, 1943 McDonald (Remainder of article missing) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MERRILL-LILLO Florence C. LILLO, Oakdale To M. F. MERRILL, Rochester "Tuesday" Home of bride Rev. Carlisle Carson, Oakdale Presby. Church Will reside in Rochester ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MERIAGE-REASONOVER Vashti Louise REASONOVER To First Sgt. Lawrence MERIAGE Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reasonover, Austin TX Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Meriage, Primrose June 2, 1943 Base chapel, Bergstrom field Chaplain H. M. K. Fahnstrom Attended by Amelia Meriage, Primrose, sister of groom, and S/Sgt. John S. Plewacki, TX Will reside in Austin, TX ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ KRAMER-LUGALIA Agnes LUGALIA To John KRAMER Parents; Mrs. Anna Lugalia, Primrose Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kramer, Midway June 19, 1943 First U. P. church, McDonald Rev. S. A. McCollam, D.D. (Remainder of article missing) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BURNS-CEREZO Henrietta CEREZO To Hunter M. BURNS, Y 2/c, stationed overseas Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George Cerezo, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Burns, VA June 16, 1943 North Carolina (Remainder of article missing) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MAY 7, 1943. JUSTUS-STITT Mabel Virginia STITT To Robert Noble JUSTUS Niece of Miss Della Colwes and B. H. Colwes, Hickory Son of the N. L. Justuses of Pittsburgh April 24, 1943 Barton Heights Methodist church, Richmond, VA Dr. John W. Pearson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JONES-SPANGLER Edna Mae SPANGLER To T/Cpl. Charles D. JONES, Ft. Bragg, NC Parents; Blair Spangler, Imperial Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, Imperial April 28, 1943 Home of Rev. H. K. Pasma, Rockville, MD Attended by Evelyn Hone, Hickman, and Clifton Fisher, Washington, D.C. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WALKER-WILSON Anna Mae WILSON To Pvt. Clyde WALKER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wilson, Overbrook Mrs. William Shiner, McDonald May 1, 1943 Follansbee, WV Rev. Howard Rank ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MAY 14, 1943. IRWIN-McDOWELL Dorothy Elizabeth McDOWELL To Cpl. George G. IRWIN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell, McDonald Claude Irwin, McDonald, and the late Mary Gedeon Irwin May 11, 1943 Parsonage of First U. P. church, McDonald Rev. S. A. McCollam, D.D. Attended by Isabelle McDowell, Laurel hill, sister of bride, and William Irwin, Railroad street, brother of groom Bride will reside with her parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MAY 21, 1943. POVIRK-HENIGMAN Bertha HENIGMAN To Cpl. Edward J. POVIRK Parents; Mrs. Frances Henigman, Bridgeville Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Povirk, Sr., West Newton, and brother of Mrs. Charles A. Bouchy, Cecil May 11, 1943 St. Mary's church, Cecil Rev. Father Leo. A. Pastorious Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bouchy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SAUERS-HECKMAN Josephine HECKMAN To Sgt. Raymond L. SAUERS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Heckman, Bellevue Mrs. M. W. Sauers, Imperial May 8, 1943 Attended by Mrs. John Strouss, Jr, and Dr. Joseph C. Noah ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BARONIO-POSKIN Doris Marie POSKIN To T/Sgt. Camille BARONIO Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Poskin, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Baronio, Bulger May 15, 1943 St. Paul's Methodist church, Wilmington, Del. Rev. E. P. Thomas Attended by Pvt. and Mrs. Robert Ford, Jr., Wilmington, Del. Will reside in Wilmington, Del. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HILL-BAILLIE Edith Jean BAILLIE To Lt. (j.g.) Donald Mac HILL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Baillie, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Alvah L. Hill, Carrollton, OH May 14, 1943 Bride's home Dr. O. E. Gardner, First Presby. Church, McDonald Attended by Mrs. Kenneth Burkman, Pgh., and L. H. McCausland, Carrollton, OH Will reside in Washington, D.C. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, APRIL 2, 1943. HAUPT-SHOUP Mable P. SHOUP, Pittsburgh To Sgt. Harry J. HAUPT Parents; Sister of Edward Shoup, Noblestown The late Hardy G. Haupt, Mauch Chunk, Carbon Co. March 9, 1943 Ft. Bragg, NC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DONELLI-BURNS Bernadine BURNS To Lt. John DONELLI, Camp Gordon, GA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burns, Bridgeville Mr. and Mrs. Fred Donelli, McDonald March 29, 1943 St. Agatha's R. C. church, Bridgeville Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Henney, Carnegie, she is sister of bride ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ROTTA-JONES Estelle JONES To Pvt. Ernest ROTTA, Burgettstown Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, McDonald March 19, 1943 Home of Rev. Philip W. Horne, First Baptist church, Midway Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Andrews, Burgettstown, she is sister of bride ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VON DERA-EYE Dorothy F. EYE To Robert VON DERA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Eye, Oakdale Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Von Dera, Mt. Oliver March 30, 1943 First Presby. Church, Oakdale Rev. William Hadden, Aliquippa Attended by Eleanor Doerr, Mt. Oliver, and Russell Eicker, Mt. Oliver Will reside in Oakdale ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, APRIL 16, 1943. CROWELL-MORTREY Zela MORTREY To Pvt. Arthur CROWELL Parents; Sister of Edward Mortrey, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Omar Crowell, Corry April 6, 1943 Pittsburgh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BROWARSKY-MAULLER Sally MAULLER, Harrisburg To Sgt. Ben B. BROWARSKY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. S. Mauller, Coatesville, PA Simon Browarsky, McDonald April 9, 1943 Charlotte, NC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ REED-RAAB Ida Mae RAAB To Pvt. George REED, Ft. Story, VA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raab, McDonald Mrs. Elizabeth Reed, Midway April 14, 1943 First Baptist church, Midway Rev. P. W. Horne Attended by Dorothy McAlister, Hickory, and Robert Reed, Midway, brother of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CORWIN-DUNKLE Florence Ann DUNKLE To Pvt. Wilbert CORWIN, Lincoln, Neb. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunkle, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Corwin, Aliquippa, formerly McDonald April 8, 1943 Presbyterian church, Lincoln, Neb. Rev. Arthur L. Miller Attended by Margaret C. Welton and Charlotte Maxwell ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, APRIL 23, 1943. KRESS-BLANC Nova BLANC To Elmer KRESS Parents; Mrs. Louis Blanc, Sturgeon Mrs. Carl Kress, Oakdale April 17, 1943 St. John's Lutheran church, Carnegie Rev. Mr. Burry Will reside with bride's mother ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CRAMER-PROVOST Jean Louise PROVOST To Cpl. Francis Warren CRAMER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Provost, Oakdale Mr. and Mrs. George C. Cramer, Mt. Solon, VA April 8, 1943 Mossy Creek Presby. Church, Mt. Solon Rev. S. M. Query ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, APRIL 30, 1943. McELFRESH-GOODWIN Dolores E. GOODWIN, Salt Lake City, Utah To Cpl. Donald K. McELFRESH, Ft. Douglass, Utah Parents; Mrs. Anna McElfresh, McDonald March 5, 1943 Salt Lake City county building Bishop Jonas Harter ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MEEHAN-VEGELER Dorothy VEGELER To Pfc. George MEEHAN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vegeler, Primrose Mr. and Mrs. John Meehan, McDonald April 20, 1943 St. John's cathedral, Boise, Idaho Rev. Father Carey Will reside in Boise, Idaho ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FATE-CHALMERS Marie Louise CHALMERS To James D. FATE, USN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Chalmers, Coraopolis Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fate, Mt. Gilead, OH April 22, 1943 Chapel of First Presby. Church, Coraopolis Rev. E. B. Welsh, D.D. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ACKMAN-JONES Ruth LaVern JONES To Howard Lee ACKMAN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, Imperial Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackman, Oakdale April 3, 1943 Home of Rev. Howard Rank, Presby. Church, Follansbee, WV Will reside with the groom's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MARCH 5, 1943. RUSSELL-LOGAN Jean A. LOGAN, Perrysville To Pvt. James V. RUSSELL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holland, bride's foster parents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Russell February 27, 1943 Residence of Rev. Alexander K. Smith, D.D., Philadelphia Attended by Betty E. Clark, Philadelphia, and First Sgt. Grady A. Kennedy, NC Bride will continue to reside in Perrysville ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BELL-GLADFELTER Betty LaFerne GLADFELTER, Midway To Robert Norman BELL, Midway February 26, 1943 Methodist parsonage Rev. C. E. Chapman Attended by Edith Jean Smith and Thomas Smith ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MARCH 12, 1943. PHILLIPS-PETEL Helen Malesky PETEL To Pvt. Leonard J. PHILLIPS, Philipsburg, Centre Co. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. T. Malesky, McDonald February 8, 1943 Camp Kilner, NJ Army Chaplain Odus C. Veulon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCOTT-NOURIGAT Wilma NOURIGAT To Pvt. John SCOTT, Ft. Belvoir, VA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nourigat, Midway Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Scott, Midway March 6, 1943 Manse, U. P. church, McDonald Rev. S. A. McCollam, D.D. Attended by June Scott, sister of groom, and Ronald Hannan, Midway ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ZIRWAS-THEISS Ellen THEISS To Harry ZIRWAS, USN, San Diego, CA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Theiss, Primrose Mrs. Peter Zirwas, McDonald March 8, 1943 First U. P. church, Pittsburgh Rev. R. L. Lanning Attended by Mr. and Mrs. William Brownlee, Pittsburgh, brother-in-law and sister of bride ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MARCH 19, 1943. McCULLOUGH-SUPINSKI Blanche SUPINSKI, McDonald To Pvt. Harry McCULLOUGH, stationed at Atlantic City, NJ March 13, 1943 Rev. Fr. J. A. Burgoon Attended by Helen Supinski, sister of bride, and Harold Nix, Sturgeon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WOOLRIDGE-BOWLAND Theda A. BOWLAND To Glenn S. WOOLRIDGE, Rennerdale Parents; Mrs. Lee Bowland, McDonald March 15, 1943 Home of Rev. O. E. Gardner, D.D., First Presby. Church, McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CORWIN-WYKE Janet WYKE To Cpl. Harry A. CORWIN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wyke, Hopwood, Fayette Co., formerly Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Corwin, Aliquippa, formerly McDonald March 9, 1943 Dr. Clarence W. Kerr, Third Presby. Church, Uniontown Attended by Ruth Wyke and Donald Romesburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCHAEFER-McDOWELL Mary Lois McDOWELL To Cpl. Henry E. SCHAEFER, Jr., Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD Parents; Mr. and Mrs. William McDowell, McDonald Granddaughter of the A. B. Cochrans, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Schaefer, Sr., Steubenville, OH March 13, 1943 Presbyterian church, Havre De Grace MD Rev. R. Allen Brown Attended by Elisabeth McDowell, McDonald, sister of bride, and Charles J. Pleisse, Jr., Steubenville, OH Bride will reside in Wheeling, WV ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STRUWING-BAMFORD Martha Geneva BAMFORD To Roy E. STRUWING Parents; Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bamford Mr. and Mrs. George Struwing, North Syracuse, NY March 12, 1943 Home of Rev. S. A. McCollam, D.D., First U. P. church, McDonald Attended by Frances Bamford, sister of bride, and W. J. Robertson, Florence Will reside in Burgettstown ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, MARCH 26, 1943. FERGUSON-RENCE Emily G. RENCE, McDonald To Lloyd W. FERGUSON Parents; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gibb, Oakdale Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, Avella March 10, 1943 Rev. E. C. Crabb, First Presby. Church, Avella ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ KERR-JOHNSON Thalia Eilene JOHNSON To Sgt. Paul Eugene KERR Parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson, Scio, OH Nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clay, McDonald March 20, 1943 Home of bride Rev. Robert M. Smith, Scio Methodist church Attended by Mrs. Leslie Page and Charles Howard Johnson Bride will reside with her parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VINCENTI-YATES Laura YATES To Arthur VINCENTI, McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. William Yates, Indianola Mrs. Katherine Vincenti and the late Dominick Vincenti March 20, 1943 Robinson's Run U. P. church, McDonald Rev. G. M. McKnight, D.D. Attended by Joanne Vincenti and Charles E. Karns, Jr., McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, FEBRUARY 5, 1943. KISH-STRAIN Dorothy Mildred STRAIN To Sgt. Benjamin KISH Parents; Mrs. Anne Strain and the late James Strain, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kish, Sturgeon January 27, 1943 Pittsburgh Alderman A. M. Maloney Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Liebert, Sturgeon, she is sister of bride Will reside at Fort Bragg, NC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, FEBRUARY 12, 1943. McVICKER-McELHANY Mary Elizabeth McELHANY To Corporal John McVICKER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John S. McElhaney, McDonald Mrs. Charles McVicker, Sturgeon February 6, 1943 Presbyterian church, Winchester, VA Rev. W. A. Wilkerson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ POGAN-MRENAK Emma J. MRENAK To Staff Sgt. Louis S. POGAN Parents; Mrs. Josephine Mrenak, Imperial Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pogan, Sr., Oakdale February 6, 1943 St. Columbkille's church, Imperial Rev. Fr. L. R. Kolakowski Given in marriage by brother, John C. Mrenak Attended by Mildred Pogan, sister of groom, and Frank Kerin, Jr. nephew of bride Will reside in Ft. Monroe, VA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, FEBRUARY 19, 1943. ALEXANDER-HEALY Milis Lillian HEALY To Joseph G. ALEXANDER Parents; John Healy, McDonald Mrs. William Alexander, Canonsburg February 17, 1943 Immaculate Conception church, Washington Rev. Fr. M. J. Hughes Attended by Mrs. Henry Pirmez, McDonald, sister of bride, and Lieut. Frank Leonard, of Washington & Jefferson college Will reside in Washington ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, FEBRUARY 26, 1943. SNATCHKO-FISHER Dorothy FISHER, Rosslyn heights To James Arthur SNATCHKO, Oakdale January 20, 1943 St. Luke's church, Carnegie Rev. Father Brennen Attended by Ann Fisher, Carnegie, sister of bride, and Edward Snatchko, Oakdale, brother of groom Mrs. Snatchko resides with her parents Mr. Snatchko is stationed at Camp Livingston, LA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ McCARTY-DONALDSON Blance Elaine DONALDSON To Staff Sgt. David C. McCARTY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. James W. Donaldson, Sr., McDonald The J. Kerr McCartys, McDonald February 17, 1943 Post chapel, Amarillo, TX Lt. Alfred Leland Jamison Attended by Patricia Wood, Amarillo, and Staff Sgt. Joseph LaCost, Manitowoc, Wis. Will reside in Amarillo, TX ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 1, 1943. BEHLING-LEVKULICH Ann LEVKULICH To Pvt. August BEHLING Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Levkulich, Cecil Mr. and Mrs. August Behling, Cecil December 19, 1942 Washington Judge J. Boyd Crumrine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DESCUTNER-RUSSELL Velma RUSSELL To Alfred E. DESCUTNER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Russell, Canonsburg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Descutner, McDonald December 24, 1942 Manse of Robinson's Run U. P. church, McDonald Rev. Grant M. McKnight Will reside with bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LANE-CAMPBELL Jane Drennan CAMPBELL To Sgt. Clair LANE Parents; Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Campbell, Canonsburgh Granddaughter of Mrs. Dickson, McDonald, and the late Dr. W. R. Dickson The G. W. Lanes, Canonsburg December 22, 1942 Coffeyville, Kans. Presby. Church Rev. Robert W. Scott ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 8, 1943. McDONALD-TOWNSEND Louise TOWNSEND, Clifton, NJ To John N. McDONALD, Jr. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. Nesbit McDonald, McDonald December 24, 1942 Miami, FL Will reside in Paterson, NJ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WILLIAMS-HOLDEN Manelva E. HOLDEN To Staff Sgt. Mervin W. WILLIAMS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Holden, Washington, formerly McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Bulger December 23, 1942 Home of Rev. Edward C. Linn, Jefferson Ave. Methodist church, Washington Mrs. Williams resides with her parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WERT-COWDEN Grace COWDEN To Edward WERT, Ambridge Parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. Ard Cowden, McDonald Mrs. Emilie Wert, Worland, Wyo. December 28, 1942 The Cowden home Rev. R. L. Stevenson, Mt. Pleasant U. P. church, Hickory Will reside in Baden, Beaver Co. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COOVER-McPEAK Alice Elizabeth McPEAK To Richard Thompson COOVER, Ogden, Utah Parents; Mrs. Robert Wilson McPeak, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Melin, Harrisburg December 25, 1942 Malad, Idaho Will reside in Ogden, Utah ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ YOUKERS-STEWART Allene Hays STEWART To Ensign Ralph Dale YOUKERS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jay V. Stewart, Imperial Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Youkers, Butler December 26, 1942 Home of bride Rev. C. E. Davison, Valley Presby. church, Imperial Attended by Elizabeth Stewart, sister of bride, and Ensign Raymond Uddstrom, Swissvale Will reside in Bloomsburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IEROPOLI-MAMMONE Helen MAMMONE To Staff Sgt. Nick IEROPOLI Parents; Mr. and Mrs. D. Mammone, Imperial The Ieropolis, Lisbon, OH December 28, 1942 St. Columbkille's church, Imperial Attended by Rose Mammone and Tyrone Poleti, Lisbon, OH Will reside at Camp Gordon, GA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 15, 1943. JONES-MORGAN Madelaine McNall MORGAN To Samuel Powell JONES, Paeonian Springs, VA Parents; Mrs. Stewart Morgan, Imperial December 25, 1942 First Presby. Church, Leesburg, VA Rev. Mr. Caulkins Will reside with groom's parents, then Hamilton, VA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WILSON-TRANTER Edith E. TRANTER To Fred L.WILSON Parents; Mrs. Edith E. Tranter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, Aliquippa January 6, 1943 Riverdale Presby. Church Dr. Joseph L. Grimm Given in marriage by brother, Walter Tranter Attended by Dorothy Tranter, sister of bride, and Michael Pfoff, Algiers, LA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 22, 1943. UFFELMAN-O'LEARY Violet O'LEARY To Lloyd UFFELMAN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. O'Leary, Munhall Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uffelman, Gladden heights December 25, 1942 Jacksonville, FL Will reside in Riverside, Jacksonville, FL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VERCAMMEN-STEWART Betty Lou STEWART To Pvt. Norman C. VERCAMMEN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Stewart, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Paul VerCammen, Noblestown November 17, 1942 Wellsburg, WV Attended by Dorothy Schoelk, McDonald, and Frank Pleskovich, McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, JANUARY 29, 1943. PARSONS-WINTERS Irvine Marie WINTERS To Lieut. William Earle PARSONS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Winters, Logan, WV Niece of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nonclerg, former resident of Cecil January 18, 1943 117th Infantry chapel, Fort Benning, GA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BROCKMAN-MOSLEY Katherine MOSLEY, Columbia, TN To Pfc. Clarence H. BROCKMAN, Camp Forrest, TN Parents; Clarence Brockman, Burgettstown January 17, 1943 Methodist church, Columbia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VANDALE-HETHERINGTON Elsie HETHERINGTON To Ernest VANDALE, Jr. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hetherington, Union, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vandale, Sr., McDonald January 13, 1943 Westminster college, New Wilmington Dr. Robert F. Galbreath Attended by Charlanna Watson, Butler, and J. Dale Whiting, New Bradford, PA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CAMERON-DUNBAR Mary Kathryn DUNBAR To Pvt. Earl Wilbur CAMERON, Jr. Parents; Mrs. Bertha Kochendarfer Dunbar, and the late Frank Dunbar The Earl W. Camerons, McDonald January 22, 1943 Residence of Rev. Oscar E. Gardner, D.D., First Presby. Church, McDonald Attended by Janet Dunbar, sister of bride, and Charles Cameron, cousin of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, DECEMBER 4, 1942. McCONNELL-McELHANEY Esther B. McELHANEY, Oakdale To W. Leonard McCONNELL, Burgettstown November 24, 1942 Home of Miss Sallie McConnell, Florence Rev. R. L. Biddle, Florence Presby church Attended by Mable E. White and Harry Plotts Will reside near Florence ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ KENNEDY-FLAMMAN Margaret Louise FLAMMAN To Raymond J. KENNEDY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George L. Flamman, Crafton heights Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy, McDonald November 26, 1942 (Thanksgiving day) St. Philip's church, Crafton Rev. William C. Kelly Attended by Kay Flamman and Jerry Kennedy, brother of groom Will reside in Lorain, OH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, DECEMBER 11, 1942. WHITE-COWDEN Laura COWDEN To Pvt. Allen D. WHITE, Jr. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Cowden, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. A. D. White, Hickory November 24, 1942 First Presby. Church, Galveston, TX Rev. Will R. Johnson Mrs. White will reside with her parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PARKS-MENEELY Thelma May MENEELY To Pvt. Paul A. PARKS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meneely, Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parks, Sharpsburg December 2, 1942 St. Mary's church Rev. Fr. Joseph Rossenbach Attended by Dolores Parks, sister of groom, and Charles Parks, brother of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RICHARDS-SCHEUNEMAN Eleanor SCHEUNEMAN, McDonald To Charles B. RICHARDS Parents; Gustave Scheuneman, Oakdale Mrs. Margaret Richards, McDonald December 7, 1942 Home of Rev. S. A. McCollam, D.D., First U. P. church, McDonald Attended by Thelma Scheuneman, McDonald, sister of bride, and Jay Jackson, McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, DECEMBER 18, 1942. HICKS-WINTER Dorothy WINTER To Harry HICKS Parents; daughter of Mrs. John Shoup, Crafton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hicks, Primrose December 10, 1942 Parsonage of Methodist church, Crafton Attended by Frances Winter, Crafton, and Grant Williams, Crafton Will reside in Primrose ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BENARD-WHYTE Veronica Margaret WHYTE To Francis M. BENARD Parents; Mr. and Mrs. William P. Whyte, McDonald Mrs. Peter Benard, McDonald December 11, 1942 Rectory of St. Alphonsus' church, McDonald Rev. Fr. J. A. Burgoon Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson, Canonsburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LEPLEY-PASCOE Frances Elizabeth PASCOE To Robert Bruce LEPLEY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pascoe, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lepley, Hyndman, Somerset Co. December 12, 1942 Home of Rev. O. E. Gardner, D.D., First Presby. Church, McDonald Attended by Hilda Suplit, McDonald, and Fred Eisler, Washington Will reside in Washington ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FENWICK-CUNNINGHAM Florence Jean CUNNINGHAM, McDonald To Corp. William J. FENWICK Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Fenwick, McDonald December 10, 1942 First U. P. church, McDonald Rev. S. A. McCollam Given in marriage by brother, Quinten Cunningham Attended by Geraldine Allison, McDonald, and Victor Miller, Crafton, uncle of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DALE-PATTON Edith PATTON To Sgt. Lucian DALE, Jr. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patton, Mt. Washington, formerly Imperial Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Dale, Mr. Washington December 15, 1942 Washington Heights Methodist church, Mt. Washington Rev. H. I. Zook Attended by Jean Patton, sister of bride, and Albert Klemcheck, Mt. Washington ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, DECEMBER 25, 1942. SMITH-THORNBURG Lois Geraldine THORNBURG, Florence To William SMITH, McDonald December 12, 1942 Parsonage of First U. P. church, McDonald Rev. S. A. McCollam, D.D. Attended by Mrs. Hunter, sister of bride, and Charles Smith, brother of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Out of The Long Ago Forty Years Ago September 1, 1897 The Fort Pitt Brick & Stone Works, Co., has 25 acres in its plant, a mile this side of Carnegie. The capacity is 60 bricks a minute. WEAVER Bros. and Frank HALL threshed between 1400 and 1500 shocks of grain. They set the thresher three times. 917 bushels was the product of the day's work. Miss HALEY, while riding her bicycle on the racetrack, was run over by a horseman and narrowly escaped serious injury. Prof. GAMBLE, principal of the Ingleside academy, will register soon as a law student. Neil MCGINLEY gave the striking miners fifty loaves of bread. They were also donated money and several sacks of flour. Dr. COOK has 64 pennies representing the 64 issues of copper coin made by the US since 1793. C. FERGUSON bought 51 cows and 18 calves in Ohio this week to add to his farm. Nine new wells are being drilled near Bridgeville and half a dozen at Candor. The Rev. Mr. JAMISON will accept a call to the Oakdale U. P. church. September 4, 1897 John ROBERTSON's stable and hay barn on Outlook street were destroyed by a fire. A five-minute cyclone of wind and rain demolished a merry-go-round at the ballpark and blew down some of the circus tents. Many dairy farmers say that whenever they can get $.25 a pound for wool they will quit dairying and raise sheep. Deaths during the week were Louis BARTH of Primrose and Mrs. Tirzah R. GUY of Oakdale. Thirty-eight babies were entered in the Griffin-Moorhead baby show on September 3. Clara KAUFMANN won first prize. Joseph MATCHETT now has a new house and barn on his farm near Candor. Thirty Years Ago August 21, 1907 Herman DHANS and Miss Virginia DEBLANDER, both of Primrose, were married August 28 in Steubenville. LEWIS Bros. moved the office building purchased by Frank COLLINS to his property in O'Hara street. Three men escaped serious injury when a scaffold at the new Valentour-Thomassy building fell. F. E. CHARLIER's team of sorrels ran away and caused considerable damage. They ran into George CRAWFORD's rig in front of PERRIN & BROWN's and almost demolished the buggy. Tony CHARMAR, the driver, was thrown against an iron post but soon recovered. The Warner Glass Co. has resumed operations after a shutdown of two months. The will start with 60 blowers, later increasing it to 140. Willie KAUFMANN, 13, of Sturgeon fell from a hayloft in his father's barn and injured his leg severely. September 7, 1907 C. CANONGE of Robb Valley has purchased the property of Mrs. MASSEY located in Barr street. William OATES broke his left ankle by a fall of slate at Willow Grove mine. Thomas MCKENNA, 44, was killed instantly by a train at Bulger. Gustave BEHLING, 32, was electrocuted when he came in contact with a live wire while at work in the Credemore mine, Cecil. James WILLIAMS, 65, of Midway died September 5. The Emile FLABAT family sailed this week from New York to visit Belgium. Thomas DELANEY and Miss Stella ROMAIN, both of Sturgeon, were married September 4 in the Gayety theater, Sturgeon. Jules DELANEY of Sturgeon purchased Mrs. Lydia CEYNAVE's house and lot in Champion terrace for $1000. Twenty-five Years Ago August 30, 1912 M. PUSATERI of the McDonald Shoe Repair Co., is remodeling the dwelling he purchased from the Misses MOORE by putting in a storefront. Clyde MCCLAIN has gone to the Oklahoma oil field where he has secured employment. Harry BEHLING is in the Barton hospital in Charleston, W. Va., lying low with typhoid fever. George POPKINSKY, 39, was killed by a fall of slate in the Bishop mine. Ernest MASON, 30, was killed when he struck his head on a post in the Bishop mine. Deaths of the week were Mrs. Margaret HOPPER of Oakdale and Rose Anna and Edward SWEENEY, children of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick SWEENEY of Bradford, well known in Morgan. A barn on the MORGAN place near Raccoon, occupied by John PHYLLIS, was struck by lightning and burned, with all its hay, grain, and implements. Loss is estimated at $1,000. David STONESIPHER of Imperial was injured when his horse became frightened at an auto and ran away, throwing David from the buggy. Marriages of the week were: Miss Marie FLYNN of Midway to James Vincent KELLY of Butler, and Miss Daisy WHITE of Carnegie to Clyde DAVIS of Midway. September 6, 1912 Emile DUMAS, Sr., had a foot crushed while at work in the Jumbo mine. William JOHNSTON and Flora BRADENBURG of McDonald were married August 31 in the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Adam COCHRAN. A terrific store, accompanied by cloudbursts, broke over this section early September 2. About thirty lives were lost. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. William GILLESPIE and four children of Cherry Valley and J. Cooke WHITE of Burgettstown. Deaths of the week were John SHANE, 81, of South Fayette township, Mrs. Rachel BURGOON, 81, of West Lincoln avenue, McDonald, and George KRESS, 3, of Noblestown. W. J. WILSON of Imperial has purchased a new 20 h. p. gasoline engine. Helen HERMAN of Midway had her tonsils and adenoids removed in Pittsburgh. Twenty Years Ago August 31, 1917 Victor CENIS had his left thumb injured so severely in the Oakdale plant of the Aetna Chemical Co. that it had to be amputated. A barn, containing 15 tons of straw, 10 tons of hay, 345 bushels of wheat, and a hay baler, on the Walter STURGEON farm near the Oakdale chemical plant, was destroyed by fire. Threshing and baling had been in progress, and it is believed a spark from the engine caused the blaze. Miss Anna Mae ROBERTSON of Oakdale and George Henry OLIVER of Barr street, McDonald were married August 27 in the home of the bride. Remy MEUTE of Bulger fell and broke his left arm. Watson BECK of Candor was harnessing his horse to attend the funeral of a brother in Hickory when the horse kicked him in the chest, breaking his breastbone. The brother, whose funeral he was to attend, died from a kick in the stomach by a horse. September 7, 1917 The strike of the employees of the South Penn Oil Co. has been settled and the men have returned to work. They have received a 10% increase in salary to be paid twice a month instead of once and a 10 percent bonus to date back tow months. Deaths of the week were Fulton PHILLIPS of Oakdale, Frederick CREPS of Cherry Valley, Mrs. Minnie STEINHEISER of Valley street, McDonald, and Christopher M. CYNER of Crafton, formerly of McDonald. Miss Margaret FERRIS and Robert COCHRAN, both of McDonald, were married August 25 in Wellsburg. John W. JOHNEN of Belgian Hill was injured when an auto crashed into his wagon, which he was driving back to his farm. Elizabeth MCCONNELL and Clifford ANDREWS of Imperial had their tonsils and adenoids removed in the Presbyterian hospital. Dena RONER, 10, of Bulger was killed by the Wheeling express at Bulger, September 5. She saw an eastbound train approaching and in her haste to get away out of its way, she did not notice the fast train coming and stepped directly into its path. Her chest was crushed and large cut inflicted on her head. Fifteen Years Ago September 1, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. J. Findley BOYD have returned from an automobile tour to the Coast of Maine. Deaths of the week were Raymond BOUILLOT of Champion, Alexander ANDERSON of near Paris, and Walter MILLER of Bavington. Weddings of the week were: Belva CARLER of Laurel Hill and Emile TURNEAUX of Detroit: Clara ENGLAND and Herman ENGEL, both of McDonald: Myrtle EBEL and Carl KNAKK, both of McDonald: Betty Jane CRAIG of Noblestown and Dr. T. C. JENKINS of Homewood: Edna Elizabeth KELLY of Noblestown and F. A. LOVELAND of McDonald; Margaret WEST and Charles P. MCGUANE, both of Gregg, and Bernadette BAIER of McDonald and Francis Patrick MEEHAN of Gregg. Rene BROWETT has purchased the John JOHNSON house and lot in North street. W. F. WOODS has purchased the house in Third street occupied by Cecil Parks. The Clinton Block Coal Co. is making anew loading station below the main tipple, where they will buy coal brought in trucks from outside mines and ship it on the railroad. September 8, 1922 The Hickory-Penn Gas Co. brought in a gasser on the HARBISON lands in Mt. Pleasant township which is producing 600, 000 feet of gas, making it one of the best wells in the region. John Arthur HALL, 5, of Venice died August 31 in the Mercy hospital. R. L. POWELL has purchased the L. H. V. BARGER dwelling in Station street. John DESCUTNER, 5, of Center avenue had his right leg broken, one hip severely cut, and the other badly bruised when he was struck by an automobile. W. A. HARVEY of Fannie street found seven weasels in one nest in the woods on the McDonald farm. He made application for the State bounty, which is $1 each. Harvey JOHNS has taken over the Pitt Hotel barbershop, which he has managed successfully the past two years for Mr. THOMASSY. Peter DRUGMAND of Imperial had his nose seriously broken and two arteries severed when he was hit with a baseball while playing with the Imperial team at the Fox ball ground. Ten Years Ago September 1, 1927 Henrietta REEDER of Turbotville and William C. SOULERET, Jr., of Washington, D. C., formerly of McDonald, were married August 24 at Williamsport. Mrs. Joseph WEBSTER of McDonald is a patient in the Allegheny General hospital. Barney LEISTER of Oakdale possesses a $.50 piece that is 100 years old. He received it for hauling a trunk to the station. Howard WATTERS of Oakdale has purchased a lot from A. P. HERON at the corner of Second and Fayette streets. Nicholas CLAYBOSS of Oakdale fell and broke his arm while at work in Pittsburgh. Clyde L. DODDS has moved his drug store into his new building in Oakdale. C. R. TILTON of Midway is constructing a concrete bridge near Frankfort for the supervisors of Hanover township. September 8, 1927 Deaths of the week were Charles WALLACE and Lois Geoann WACKER of Oakdale, Mrs. Katherine KRESS BRENNEN, and Mrs. W. F. CALDWELL of McDonald. Mary Elizabeth CAMPBELL and Charles FARRAR, both of Oakdale, were married September 3 in the home of the bride. Joseph WEISSBERG has gone to Paris where he will attend the American Legion convention. Mrs. H. F. HUTCHISON of Oakdale underwent an appendectomy in a Pittsburgh hospital. The Federal Oil and Gas Co.'s gasoline station north of Oakdale was destroyed by fire. Five Years Ago September 2, 1932 Deaths of the week were Andrew Jackson KING of Southview, Clark AYRES of Railroad street, McDonald, Mrs. Charles SEABRIGHT of Hickory, Mrs. Mary PATRESS of Cherry Valley, Mrs. Michael DUFOUR of Barberton, Ohio, formerly of Sturgeon, Mrs. Robert E. TWEEDY of McDonald, and Mrs. George DELOCHE of Detroit, formerly of McDonald. Addison LYNCH, 19, of Noblestown, broke his right arm, several ribs, and cut a gash in his forehead when he fell from an oil derrick on the Fred PIAZZA farm, which he was painting. Walter SUNDERLAND, art teacher the past two years in the McDonald school, has accepted a similar position in Brentwood. Mike DEMRETIS, 30, of Muse was killed by a fall of slate in National Mine No. 3. Fire of unknown origin burnt the six-room farm residence of Mike BOYLAN of Cecil township. Elmer LEECH of Hickory had 45 chickens stolen. Harry DESCUTNER has purchased the property occupied by the William NOVAS family and will erect a new home to replace the one that burned several weeks ago. September 9, 1932 Ross RICHARDSON of Johnston street was thrown from his motorcycle when loose reddog caught in the sprockets of the wheel. Several bones in his right foot were broken and his right arm was bruised. James CUMMINS of the GEARY farm had two fingers of his left hand smashed while at work at the Coal Washer plant. A heavy iron door fell on the hand, cutting the tendons of the fingers through to the bone. Miss Hortense Josephine WINTERS of Sturgeon and John Paul SKROVANSEK of Binghamton, N. Y. were married September 3 in the home of the bride's parents. H. L. TENNYSON of Midway broke a rib while playing mushball. Deaths of the week were Mrs. Louis BIANCHI of Raccoon, Emily Naomi HAMPSON of Laurel Hill, and Clark AYRES of McDonald. Martin PATTON, 85, was brutally murdered and robbed in his home in Clinton. The Imperial Feed Co. has been sold to the Farmers Supply Co. Tony HEGNER of Sewickley is the manager. Billie and Lois Jean MASQUELIER of Valley street had their tonsils removed in the Washington hospital.

BAMFORD, SMITH, SMITH, DOUGHTY William BAMFORD of 5 Wilmont avenue, Washington, died at 5:50 p.m. Sunday, September 5, 1937, in his 83rd year, at the Washington hospital after a short illness. The son of Robert and Sara GORDON BAMFORD, he was born November 16, 1854, at Bulger, Pa. September 19, 1882, he married Anna M. HOOD, whose death occurred May 14, 1918. The early part of his life was spent in and around the community in which he was born. He was actively engaged in farming until 1916 when he moved to McDonald. He resided her until six years ago when he went to Washington. In early life Mr. BAMFORD united with the Center United Presbyterian church, Midway, where he was an active member, serving as trustee for a number of years. After moving to McDonald in 1916 he became affiliated with the First United Presbyterian church and served on the board of trustees for 12 years. At the time of his death he was an active member of the Second United Presbyterian church of Washington, and the Men's Bible class. Mr. BAMFORD was active in politics in his county and had collected taxes for many years. He was foreman of the first grand jury convening in the new courthouse at Washington. Surviving are two daughters: Sara G., the wife of D. M. CUMMINS of Washington, Pa., with whom he made his home: Margaret H., the wife of Dr. Joseph A. BELL of Washington, D. C.; one son, R. J. BAMFORD of McDonald; a brother, Robert BAMFORD of Midway, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held at one o'clock Tuesday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. D. M. CUMMINS, in Washington. Immediately following, the body was removed to the J. C. ROGERS' funeral home, McDonald, from which place services were held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in charge of the Rev. S. A. MCCOLLAM of the First U. P. church, McDonald and the Rev. S. W. SHANE of the Second U. P. church, Washington. Burial was private Wednesday morning in Center cemetery, Midway. Duncan SMITH, 81, died at 3:10 a.m. Friday, September 3, 1937, in his home in Laurel hill, McDonald, following a six-week illness. A son of the late Thomas and Nancy BURNS SMITH, he was born January 1, 1857, in Bon'ess Scotland. He and Susan GIBB were married in Scotland and came to the United States with Mr. SMITH's father in June 1885. He followed the occupation of coal miner, retiring 15 years ago. He had resided the past 50 years in McDonald and was well known and highly respected. Besides his wife he leaves four daughters and three sons, Agnes, the wife of George E. BAIR of New Bloomfield; Grace, the wife of Joseph F. KRISS of Ingram; Kathryn, the wife of David RICHARDSON of Alexandria, Va., Miss Jane E. SMITH at home, Thomas G. SMITH of Elm Grove, W. Va., Alex SMITH of Railroad street, McDonald, and Robert SMITH at home. He is also survived by one sister, Kathryn, the wife of John MCNIEL of Harrisburg, Ill. There are thirteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the home, the Rev. Ross T. CAMPBELL, D. D., pastor of the Robinson's Run church, McDonald, of which he was a member, officiating. Burial was in Robinson's Run cemetery. Thomas Carl, four-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. August SMITH of Glendale, died at 12 o'clock midnight Tuesday, August 31, 1937, in the Children's hospital, Pittsburgh, where he had been taken on Monday. The child was born Friday, August 27, 1937. Mrs. SMITH was Minnie MCCLURE of McDonald. Funeral services were held Wednesday in MARSHALL's Funeral Home in Oakdale. Burial was in Robinson's Run cemetery. Mrs. Sara GRIFFITH DOUGHTY, 65, died Friday morning, September 3, 1937, in her home in Carnot following a long illness. She was born near Imperial, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson GRIFFITH. She is survived by four sons; Jesse, with whom she lived; Walter, William, and George, and two daughters. There are eleven grandchildren. Five brothers: George GRIFFITH in the West, Will GRIFFITH of Greensburg, Thomas GRIFFITH of Blairsville, Charles GRIFFITH of Candor, and Emery GRIFFITH of New Sheffield, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary MOORE and Mrs. Maggie MCLEAN, also survive. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon in the Jesse DOUGHTY home by the Rev. James Briceland and the Rev. E. B. WELCH. Mrs. Spenser STARK sang, "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and "Good Night and Good Morning," accompanied by Mrs. BRICELAND. Burial was in the Sharon church cemetery.

Out of the Long Ago Forty Years Ago August 21, 1897 The McDonald oil field makes about 7000 barrels a day. James BRUCE, 26, of Monaca was found dead on the railroad track in Midway. His skull was crushed. F. E. CHARLIER has bought the BANNER property in Valley street. Joseph BARR of Noblestown is building a six-room house on a lot he bought on the Southside of Oakdale. Oakdale Fire Co. took first place at Beaver Falls for the best Drill. Each company was to run 200 yards, put up a 30 foot ladder not less than 100 lbs., and have men climb to the top. Oakdale excelled at this and in all the others. Squire MOORHEAD has quit smoking and the historic pipes no longer go with him on his travels. Mr. MOTTE, Jr., the McDonald French drummer, was hit in the face by a deputy in a deputy-striker scrimmage at Turtle Creek. Thirty Years Ago August 17, 1907 Deaths of the week were J. NOURIGAT of Midway and Charles S. CONNERS of McDonald. Lena MCCLAIN and Sidney DIVELY of McDonald were married August *5 in the home of the bride. L. G. SIMPSON is erecting a $7,000 eight-room brick veneer dwelling in Oakdale. L. Leroy SMITH is the architect. E. F. SCOTT has purchased from William MCCARTY the Keystone restaurant in Barr street. John BAPTISTE, 21, was killed at Noblestown while on his way to work at the Chalfant mines. DESCUTNER Bros. of the McDonald Tea Co. have purchased from W. H. YOUNG the large two-story brick building occupied by YOUNG & OLDFIELD. This also includes the lot fronting on Lincoln avenue. The have also purchased from T. J. WILLIAMS the lot on Outlook street now occupied by SMITH & QUINN as a __int shop. Twenty-five Years Ago August 16, 1912 L. C. SARVER was taken to the Passavant hospital suffering from typhoid fever. Nellie M. OLIVER of McDonald and Claud R. VANKEUREN of Formosa, Calif., formerly of McDonald, were married August 2 in Wellsburg. Mrs. William HURLEY of Oakdale killed her six-year-old stepson, Benjamin HURLEY, with a double bitted ax. She then ran in the house, seized a razor and slashed her throat from ear to ear. Mrs. Albert ATEN of Imperial was seriously injured when her horse became frightened and ran off, throwing her out. Robert YOUNG has brought a lot in Fifth street and will build a modern eight-room house. Myrtle EULER, 14, of Champion died August 10 in the home of her sister in Greensburg. Verner WALTERS, 14, left August 11 on his pony for Rimersburg and Shippenville to visit his grandparents. Including side trips, his trip will cover 500 miles, all to be made on horseback. Twenty Years Ago August 17, 1917 Vera SPRANKLE, a 1917 graduate of McDonald high, has been chosen to fill a vacancy in the East Canonsburg school. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Zella JOHNSTON of near Hickory and Frank KRAEER of Primrose. Mike ORLANDO, 26, was killed and Frank CHRISTY was probably fatally wounded in a fight on the public road near Raccoon. Patrick CHRISTY, brother of Frank, alleged to have done the shooting, disappeared shortly after. Deaths during the week were Mrs. Hadessa M. RANKIN and Miss Alma J. RANKIN of Hickory, Mrs. Madeline PORTELIER of McDonald, William W. MCBRIDE of Carnegie, and Mrs. Sandy PRYOR of Cliff Mine. Clara Bell BISH died August 10 in her home in Midway. Fifteen Years Ago August 16, 1922 Leon A. RANDOUR, Jr., and William E. WILLIAMS are attending the Coast Artillery Citizens' Military training camp at Fort Monroe, Va. Nancy PEACOCK of McDonald and Henry HANNS of Pittsburgh were married August 14 in the Fort Pitt Hotel, Pittsburgh. Deaths of the week were Mrs. Harry DAVIDSON of Midway, John G. CORWIN and Mrs. Mary Ann MCNARY of McDonald and Isaac AYRES of Primrose. Helen BERRY had her tonsils and adenoids removed the Allegheny General hospital. Mrs. Maurine SHANE, a McDonald high teacher has been elected head of the Latin department of the Union high school at Turtle Creek. The Carnegie Coal team traveled to Walkers Mills for a game but were the victims of hard luck. While the players were running on the field, fire was discovered in the building next to the dressing room. SHAWKY, TOMLINSON, and MCCHANCEY, who were in the rear, ran back to fight the fire and save clothing. MCCHANCEY was severely burned about the hands. BEAUMONT, the first man up, was hit in the back with the ball and was injured. In the fifth inning HEINRICH sprained his ankle and was carried off. In spite of all this, Carnegie Coal lost by but one point--32-31. Ten Years Ago August 1*, 1927 James C. Clark, **, of Oakdale died August 13 in Washington. Robert P. MCGREEVY has purchased the Desire GODFREY house in Barr street. Marion DECOLA discovered a large tarantula in a bunch of bananas he received this week. The tarantula is one of the most famous species of European Wolf spiders and has large highly polished fangs. Harold MA____ of Oakdale is building a log cabin on Coraopolis heights. John T. PATTERSON of Sturgeon underwent a serious operation in the Mercy hospital. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Stella G. SYNOSKI of Oakdale to Howard M. PETTIT of McDonald. F. A RECOB of Oakdale, a welder for the South Penn Oil Co., left August 17 for Irvine, Ky., where he will be employed. Miss Sarah BUCHANNAN of Midway has accepted a position as third grade teacher in the Southside school. Five Years Ago August 19, 1932 Merle CHARLIER of Valley street had his nose broken and his skull fractured when he was struck in the face with a baseball bat. He is in the Mercy hospital. Harry G. LEONARD of the LOCUST farm on the Venice road had a truckload of corn stolen last week. Anna LaVerne SHEAKLEY of McDonald and Harry L. TENNYSON of Burgettstown were married July 25 in New York City. The First Presbyterian church is being renovated. The stained-glass windows were taken out and cleaned and the interior is being repainted and redecorated. The body of Burt HUNT, 35, of Muse was found hanging to the cellar door. Berry pickers dropped a cigarette stub in a field near the William KING farm, north of Bulger. The fire spread over three acres before it could be extinguished. W. A CARLISLE of Hickory had seven sheep killed and three wounded by dogs. W. M. RUSSELL's flock was raided and four were killed. Jackie AIVALOTIS of Midway had his adenoids removed bin the eye and Ear hospital.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, NOVEMBER 6, 1942. CONKLE-WAGLE Maude WAGLE To William CONKLE Parents; the late Mr. and Mrs. John Vogle, formerly Hickory The late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conkle, Hickory October 18, 1942 Shelburne hotel, Seaview, Washington Rev. George Chambers, Portland, OR, cousin of bride ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, NOVEMBER 13, 1942. AHLBORN-MILLER Alvera MILLER To Ralph AHLBORN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahlborn, Cliff Mine November 10, 1942 St. Columbkille's church, Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THOMASSY-SUMMERS Minnie Mae SUMMERS To Robert Desire THOMASSY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dow Summers, Barrackville, WV Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Thomassy, Barrackville, WV, formerly Noblestown and McDonald; grandson of Mrs. Desire Thomassy, McDonald October 24, 1942 Ninth Street Christian Church, Hopkinsville, KY Rev. Monroe G. Schuster ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARLIER-BLAKE Mary G. BLAKE To James Edward MARLIER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Blake, East Liverpool, OH Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Marlier, Follansbee, WV; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Marlier, McDonald November 6, 1942 St. Stephen's Episcopal church, East Liverpool Rev. R. K. Caulk Attended by Betty Patterson and Ensign John W. Sant ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, NOVEMBER 20, 1942. YOURD-WALMER Helen WALMER To Pfc. William Patterson YOURD Parents; Mrs. Amelia Walmer, Weirton, WV The J. D. Yourds, McDonald November 4, 1942 Lutheran church, Muskogee, OK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CASEY-CHARLIER Emma Evelyn CHARLIER To Lieut. Frank R. CASEY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Eli Charlier, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John Casey, Homestead November 5, 1942 Rectory of St. Mary's of the Mount R.C. church, Mt. Washington, Pgh. Attended by Mrs. W. Holmes Isler, sister of bride, and William O'Donnell, Dravosburg Will reside in Temple, TX ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARSH-McELHANEY Avanell E. McELHANEY To Pfc. Silas H. MARSH Parents; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McElhaney, McDonald The late Mr. and Mrs. John S. Marsh, Grove City November 14, 1942 Chapel at Ft. Bliss, TX Chaplain E. E. Ackerman Attended by Mrs. Jaqueline Jordan, Ft. Bliss, TX, and Sgt. Earl Jordan, Ft. Bliss, TX Will reside in El Paso, TX ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BOYER-STEFFENS Ruth Alice STEFFENS To Lieut. Budd W. BOYER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Steffens, Oakdale Mrs. Florence Boyer, Indiana, PA November 14, 1942 Home of bride's parents Rev. Charles R. Weslager, Stanton Heights Evangelical Lutheran church Attended by Mrs. Margaret Steffens, Mt. Lebanon, sister-in-law of bride, and Homer Hubert Steffens, brother of bride Mrs. Boyer will reside with her parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BETTINELLI-DACCORSO Olga DACCORSO To Marino G. BETTINELLI Parents; Frank Daccorsos, Sr., Cecil The Bernard Bettinellis, Pgh. November 15, 1942 Gladden church Rev. Mr. McBane Attended by Norma Daccorso, Cecil, sister of bride, and Fred Montrose, Pgh. Will reside in Pgh. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SPENCER-VAUGHN Mae VAUGHN, McDonald To Sgt. Percy Franklin SPENCER, High Point, NC "Will take place" December 5, 1942 First Baptist church, McDonald Attended by Mrs. LaVerne Browning Tyler and Sgt. Felton Woodlief, Louisiana ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER, McDONALD, PA, NOVEMBER 27, 1942. SKIFF-O'STEEN Mary Elizabeth O'STEEN To Thomas Brewster SKIFF Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Truby Bordine O'Steen Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Gage Skiff November 14, 1942 Riverside Presby. Church Rev. Albert J. Kissling Attended by Jean O'Steen and J. Roy Duggan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~