WOODS, VONBREKEN Robert WOODS, Jr., did at his home at Jumbo Wednesday morning, July 13th, at nine o'clock, aged 27 years and 10 days. The deceased was born in Scotland and came her about twenty-five years ago. For several years he was a brakeman on the railroad which occupation he was compelled to give up about seventeen months ago owing to illness. He had been ailing ever since and finally succumbed to what is known as railroad consumption. He leaves his wife (nee Sadie KELLEY of Midway) and two children, girls aged 4 and 2. His parents, Mrs. And Mrs. Robert WOODS, four brothers, Alexander, Archie, William and John, and two sisters, Lizzie and Nellie Survive him. The funeral services will be held at his late home this Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. W. D. IRONS, D. D. Interment at a later hour in Arlington cemetery. Mrs. Clemence VONBREKEN died at her home at Champion Thursday, July 7th, aged 52. She is survived by her husband, one son, Charles VONBREKEN and two married daughters, Mrs. ALLISON, of Allegheny, and Mrs. MONTAIGUE, at home. The funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at St. Patrick's church, Noblestown.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1939. PHILLIPS-GRIBBIN Grace GRIBBIN To Paul PHILLIPS, Sturgeon Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gribbin, McDonald November 23, 1939 Home of Squire A. B. Cochran, McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STITSEL-BOOTH Dorothy BOOTH, Burgettstown To Henry D. STITSEL Parents; Mrs. Sallie Bell Mrs. Loretta Stitsel, Midway November 25, 1939 Rev. Walter Kennedy, Templeton, bride's uncle Witnessed by the couple's mothers, bride's sister, Edith, and aunt, Mrs. Walter Kennedy Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CLELAND-JOHNSTON Nancy Eleanor JOHNSTON To Robert Henderson CLELAND, Imperial Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Christ Chalmers Johnston, Turtle Creek November 23, 1939 Rev. W. E. M. Copeland Attended by Anna May Johnston, VA, sister of bride, and Franklin Yarian, Sharon Will reside in Midway ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PATRANDREA-NICOLA Melinda NICOLA To Paul PATRANDREA, Koppel Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Nicola, Bishop November 25, 1939 Catholic church, Koppel Rev. Fr. Maloney Attended by Marian Tavern and Frank Tavern Will reside in Beaver Falls ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HELLER-McCLELLAND Ida McCLELLAND, Swissvale To Arthur HELLER, Homestead November 23, 1939 Oakdale Presby. Church Rev. Ashley Wilson, Dubois, uncle of bride Attended by Geraldine Buchannon, DuBoise and George Heller, brother of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCHARDONG-NELSON Mildred Ann NELSON To Charles SCHARDONG Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schardong, Bridgeville November 23, 1939 Old St. Patrick's church, Pittsburgh Rev. Fr. Cox Attended by Madeline Schardong, Bridgeville, and John McAvoy, Pittsburgh Will reside in Bridgeville ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1939. DOUDS-HUMBERT Beulah Markle HUMBERT, Canonsburg To Samuel S. DOUDS, Robinson Twp. Parents; Mrs. Anna Markle November 30, 1939 Parsonage of Robinson U. P. church Rev. J. Walter Irwin Will reside on S. S. Douds farm, Bulger ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GAITENS-McGREGOR Eleanor A. McGREGOR To Andrew F. GAITENS Parents; Granddaughter of Mrs. Rose Callahan, Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaitens, Sturgeon November 23, 1939 St. Patrick's church, Noblestown Rev. Fr. C. M. Keane Attended by Kathleen McGregor, Washington, and Philip Gaitens, Sturgeon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1939. MENKE-YOHO Dorothy YOHO To Louis MENKE, McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Yoho, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Louis Menke, RD 2, McDonald December 16 1939 Robinson's Run parsonage, McDonald Rev. Ross T. Campbell, DD. Witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Yoho, Doris and Ruth, sisters of bride, and Mr. and Mrs. James Yoho, OH Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WATLET-BULLS Margaret Louise BULLS, Hampton, VA To Albert WATLET Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jules Watlet October 8, 1939 Saw Mill, NC Will reside in Hampton, VA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939. NELSON-McGREGOR Helen McGREGOR, Oakdale To Neal J. NELSON, Gladden Heights December 26, 1939 St. Joseph's church, New Kensington Will reside in Gladden Heights ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PASSIEU-MARTINO Emma MARTINO To August PASSIEU Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Martino, Sr., Washington, PA Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Passieu, Cecil December 25, 1939 Old St. Patrick's church, Pittsburgh Rev. Fr. James Cox Attended by Mrs. Rose Gallagher, sister of bride, and Charles Passieu, Cecil, brother of groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940. COPELAND-ZUFALL Mary Elizabeth ZUFALL To William COPELAND, Etna Parents; Mrs. Elma Zufall, Murdocksville April 26, 1940 Clinton Pilgrim Holiness church Mrs. David McCracken performed the ceremony ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DeJOHN-DRUGMAND Martha DRUGMAND To Joseph DeJOHN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Eli N. Drugmand April 27, 1940 Rev. Fr. Kupiec Parish house, Imperial Attended by Adelia Naughton, McKees Rocks and Frank Nolte, Clinton ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ZUNDEL-BARTOS Ann BARTOS To William ZUNDEL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zundel, Carnegie April 26, 1940 Home of groom's parents Rev. Lawrence Rhea ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1940. SVIHLA-RUSISKIE Ann RUSISKIE To Andrew SVIHLA Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Rusiskie, McDonald Mrs. Andrew Svihla, McDonald May 11, 1940 First U. P. parsonage Rev. S. A. McCollam, DD. Attended by LaVerne Smith, McDonald, and Felix Rusiskie, McDonald, brother of bride Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HORLACHER-DUNN Mrs. Mathilda C. DUNN, Cliff Mine To John HORLACHER, Fredonia, NY Parents; Mrs. Augusta Ahlborn, RD 1, Oakdale May 15, 1940 Pittsburgh Attended by Mrs. Horlacher's son, Henry Dunn, and her daughter, Miss Caroline Dunn Will reside in Fredonia, NY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PAGASKY-CROCKER Rachel CROCKER To Arthur PAGASKY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crocker, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John Pagasky, Raccoon April 27, 1940 Winchester, VA Rev. Mr. Wilson Will reside in Raccoon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHAMBON-FORSYTHE Mrs. Emma FORSYTHE of Washington street, McDonald And Mr. John Chambon of Miami, Fla., formerly of McDonald, Were married Thursday, May 9, 1940, in Miami. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1940. HANNIQUANT-DeVALKENEER Rena Jeanne DeVALKENEER To Alexander HANNIQUANT, Jr., Carnegie Parent; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. DeValkeneer, Raccoon Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hanniquant, Hasting, Cambria Co. May 16, 1940 J. W. Gummo home, Ingram Rev. A. E. Tiechart, Crafton Attended by Emma Didiot, Bulger, cousin of bride, and Florent Hannequant, Indiana, brother of groom Will reside in Carnegie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BROWNING-SCHWAB Lois SCHWAB To Guy T. BROWNING, Jr. Parents; Mrs. Dora Schwab, RD 4, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Guy T. Browning, Southview May 10, 1940 Manse of First Presby. Church, Burgettstown Rev. R. E. Carman Attended by Ruth Strain, McDonald, and Myron Schwab, brother of bride ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SELVA-BATTISTA Mary BATTISTA To Renoto SELVA, Muse Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Battista, Muse May 18, 1940 St. Mary's Catholic church, Cecil Rev. Fr. Kopera Attended by Rose Selva, sister of groom, Patsy Battista, brother of bride Will reside in Canonsburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1940. ROBB-CHAMBON Frances Mae CHAMBON To Mark Lee ROBB Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Chambon, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Robb, Oakdale May 25, 1940 Wellsburg, WV Rev. R. B. Fallon Attended by Jean Swing, Warren, PA, and Jerry Bordy, Candor Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

LINDSEY, O'DONNELL, PAINE, MCAVOY, LOGUE Mrs. Ann VAN EMAN LINDSEY died at her home on West Lincoln avenue early Monday morning, June 20, 1904. Had she lived another week she would have reached the great age of fourscore years and ten. "Grandmother" LINDSEY, as she was known by nearly everyone in this vicinity, was born near Canonsburg June 27, 1814, the second daughter of Andrew VAN EMAN, who for a number of years conducted a sawmill at Canonsburg. When eleven years of age she attended the church of the famous pioneer preacher and educator, Dr. John MCMILLAN, and so remarkable was her memory that up to the time of her last illness she could not only repeat the text of the last discourse she heard from his lips but also recall a considerable portion of the sermon. On January 31, 1838 she was married to William LINDSEY and their union was blessed with ten children. It was a large and very happy family and their home was the attraction of nearly all the fun-loving youth of the country round-about. The parents entered with zest into the innocent pleasures of the children and Grandmother LINDSEY enjoyed company and bright conversation almost to the last. In 1876 the LINDSEYs moved from Canonsburg to McDonald and in January 1882, Mr. LINDSEY died. Mrs. LINDSEY was a good Christian woman and a kind neighbor. She was a member of the Millers Run Presbyterian church until she came to McDonald when she affiliated with the First United Presbyterian church. Eight children survive her. They are: John and Robert LINDSEY, of Colorado Springs, Colo., Mrs. Sarah BOYCE and Mrs. Eliza J. KENNEDY of Crafton, VanEman LINDSEY and Mrs. J. W. ROBB, of Washington, Pa., Mrs. Anna MCCARTY and Miss Margaret LINDSEY of McDonald. Thirty-two grandchildren and twenty-one great grandchildren also survive. The funeral services were held at her late home Wednesday afternoon by her pastor, Fr. W. D. IRONS, assisted by Rev. J. P. JORDAN, Dr. J. W. ENGLISH and Dr. G. M. KERR. The remains were followed by a large cortege to Millers Run cemetery where interment was made. Mrs. Lizzie O'DONNELL, wife of Simon O'DONNELL, died at her home at Duquesne Monday morning, June 20, 1904, of consumption, aged 25. Her husband and one child survive. The remains were brought to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MCCLURE, on Liberty street, and the funeral services took place in the United Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Interment at Arlington. Anna, the 4 ½-year-old daughter of Mrs. And Mrs. W. E. PAINE, died on the morning of June 10, 1904, of rheumatism, at the family home near Mannington, W. Va. The deceased was the youngest sister of Mrs. Fred CHARLIER. The family formerly lived her in McDonald where they are well known. Mrs. Clara MCAVOY, wife of Christopher MCAVOY, dropped dead of heart disease at her home on O'Hara street, Sunday, June 18, 1904, at 3 o'clock. Her husband and five children survive. The funeral services were held in St. Alphonsus church Tuesday morning. Interment at Noblestown. William B. LOGUE died at the Clarksburg (W. Va.) hospital Thursday evening, June 16, 1904, at 9:30o'clock, from injuries received in a glycerin explosion just seven hours before. He was at work cleaning out a well six miles from Salem, W. Va., when the accident occurred. The well had been shot the day before and the torpedoist had left a squib. As there were children around Will thought it best to explode it. He took it over the hill, lit the fuse and waited 10 minutes. No explosion following he went near to examine and was blown sixty feet down the hill. A doctor was sent for and the injured man placed on a stretcher. Twenty-five men formed themselves into relays and carried him to Salem. When an hour on the way the doctor came up ad gave him such medical attention as he could. At Salem he was placed on a train and taken to the Clarksburg hospital where he died from loss of blood. The body was brought her to the home of his parents on Liberty street Friday night and on Sunday morning shipped to Perrysville, Clarion county, where interment took place. He was 23 years old and single. Besides his parents, three brothers and two sisters survive him. They are: James, in Alaska; Carl and Stephen at home; Mrs. H. S. STROP of Pittsburg, and Heskia, at home.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1939. BUGAY-CANTARAL Viola CANTARAL To Julius BUGAY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cantaral, Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bugay, Imperial October 28, 1939 Robinson's Run U. P. church, McDonald Rev. Ross T. Campbell ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NANCE-GIBBS Jean GIBBS, Oakdale To Philip A. NANCE Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nance, Barr St., McDonald October 30, 1939 Pittsburgh Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CARROLL-WILTZ Almeada WILTZ To John CARROLL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wiltz, Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll, McDonald October 28, 1939 St. Mary's church, Cecil Rev. Fr. John Kapera Attended by Mercedes Wiltz, sister of bride, and Edward Keefe Will reside with bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PANELLA-DeBLANDER Zelia DeBLANDER To Peter PANELLA, McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Octave DeBlander, McDonald Mrs. Mary Panella, New Castle October 24, 1939 St. Alphonsus' church, McDonald Rev. Fr. Joseph A. Burgoon Attended by Anna DeBlander, sister of bride, and Paul DeBlander, brother of bride Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MICHAEL-CORWIN Lillian CORWIN To Raymond MICHAEL, Aliquippa Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Corwin, McDonald October 26, 1939 Robinson's Run parsonage Rev. Ross T. Campbell, DD. Attended by Blanche Corwin, sister of bride, and Samuel Fester, Aliquippa Will reside in Aliquippa ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PUSKAR-LORENZ Josephine LORENZ To Stephen PUSKAR, Imperial Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lorenz, Imperial The late Mrs. Julia Puskar October 26, 1939 St. Columbkille's church, Imperial Rev. Fr. S. C. Kupiec Attended by Mrs. Adam Keiley and Michael Sedlock Will reside in Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1939. BOYNES-COCHRAN Mrs. Mary A. COCHRAN, Oakdale To Mr. Benjamin H. BOYNES, McDonald November 2, 1939 Robinson's Run parsonage Rev. Ross T. Campbell, DD. Witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Winters, Sturgeon Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHRISTIAN-WHITE Margaret WHITE, Wellington, OH To John J. CHRISTIAN Parents; Mrs. Anna Christian, Noblestown November 1, 1939 Home of groom's mother J. P., John Wade, Noblestown Attended by Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1939. CHESS-DAVIS Eleanor Anne DAVIS, Pittsburgh To Ralph S. CHESS Parents; Mrs. G. Davis, Trenton, NJ Charles Chess, Mt. Oliver, Pittsburgh November 11, 1939 St. Andrew's Lutheran church, Pittsburgh Rev. H. P. Eckhardt Attended by Marian Davis, sister of bride, and Calvin Chess, brother of groom Will reside in Carrick ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BELL-AHRNS Elva Lois AHRNS To John Everett BELL, RD 1, Rea Parents; Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Ahrns, McDonald November 13, 1939 Home of Rev. R. B. Wilson of Center Presby. Church, McMurray, PA Will reside with bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1939. SHERDIAN-NELSON Mildred NELSON To Charles SHERDIAN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherdian, Bridgeville June 15, 1939 Wellsburg, WV ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SAUERS-PIRRUNG Anna Mae PIRRUNG To Samuel SAUERS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. David Pirrung, Imperial Joseph Sauers, Imperial November 15, 1939 Rectory of St. Columbkille's church Rev. Fr. S. C. Kupiec Will reside in Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PHILLIPPE-SOLTEZ Stella SOLTEZ, Raccoon To Harry PHILLIPPE, Cleveland November 18, 1939 Old St. Patrick's church, Pittsburgh Rev. Fr. J. R. Cox Attended by Elizabeth Kovatch, Bridgeville, and John Soltez, brother of bride ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TONESI-POWELSON Blanch Jennie TONESI To Albert Henry POWELSON Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tonesi, RD 4, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. George Powelson, Midway November 18, 1939 Parsonage of Methodist church, Midway Rev. Henry F. Pollock Attended by Frances Tonesi, sister of bride, and Roy Clark, Midway Will reside in Hickory ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF APRIL 12, 1940. MAHER-STAUFFER Margaret Idella STAUFFER To Robert M. MAHER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Stauffer, Thornburg Mrs. Gertrude Maher, Dormont April 9, 1940 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DOUGLASS-WILLIAMSON Margaret Enid WILLIAMSON To Thompson Martin DOUGLASS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson, Midway Mr. and Mrs. Leon Douglass, McDonald September 20, 1939 Williamsburg, VA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BOFF-BOF Lena BOF, Washington To Atillio BOFF Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Boff, Raccoon April 6, 1940 Immaculate Conception church, Washington Rev. Fr. Hughes Attended by Rose and Clara Bof, cousins of the bride, Joseph Gilbert, and Angelo Rech, cousin of the bride Will reside in Mt. Washington ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SCHMIDT-PETERS Leetta PETERS, Ohio To Louis SCHMIDT, Aliquippa April 3, 1940 The Peters home Rev. Swington Gordon Attended by Mrs. Roy Toogood and Anthony Perok Will reside on Broadhead Road ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF APRIL 19, 1940. WINTERS-EDWARDS Mrs. Rose EDWARDS, O'Hara St., McDonald To Frank WINTERS, Orchard St., McDonald April 11, 1940 St. John's Lutheran church, McKees Rocks Rev. Frank Tarnedde Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grub, Cliff Mine Will reside on Orchard St. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF APRIL 26, 1940. KUNKLE-EVANS Ann EVANS To George E. KUNKLE, Jr. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Evans, Joffre Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kunkle, Sr., McDonald April 20, 1940 Burgettstown Rev. Fr. W. J. McCashin Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes church Attended by June Maslyk, Joffre, and Carl Eiler, McDonald Will reside with the groom's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GOSSETT-JIBLETS Nellie JIBLETS To Daniel GOSSETT Parents; Mrs. Martha Jiblets, Cuddy Mr. and Mrs. August Gossett, Cecil April 20, 1940 St. Mary's church, Cecil Rev. Fr. John Kopera Attended by Flora Gossett, Cecil, and Charles Zackaresis, Cecil ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DRUGMAND-RHEA Helen Jean RHEA To Lester D. DRUGMAND Parents; Mr. Lawrence V. Rhea April 18, 1940 In home of bride, Northside, Pittsburgh Rev. Lawrence V. Rhea, Jr., brother of the bride Attended by Mary Broadhurst, cousin of the groom, and Oscar J. Rhea, bride's brother Will reside in Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1939 STRUPEK-OBLAK Frances J. OBLAK to Frank J. STRUPEK Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Oblak, Venice Mr. and Mrs. Martin Strupek, McDonald June 8, 1939 Wellsburg, WV Rev. J. Billings Attended by Jean Kelley, Wellsburg Will reside with groom's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MOORE-EWING Lois EWING to Frank MOORE Parents; Mr. and Mr.s Robert Ewing, Imperial Mrs. Mary Moore, Coraopolis September 23, 1939 Parsonage of Valley Presby. church, Imperial Rev. Charles E. Davidson Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lance Will reside in Coraopolis ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939 SMITH-HALLAM Lillian HALLAM to Alex SMITH Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hallam, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith, McDonald September 29, 1939 Robinson's Run U. P. parsonage Rev. Ross T. Campbell, DD. Witnessed by the bride's parents and Robert B. Heintz, McKeesport Will reside with the bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JOHNS-BAKENS Vera BAKENS to Harvey A. JOHNS, Jr. Niece of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bakens, Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johns, McDonald September 29, 1939 Robinson's Run U. P. parsonage Rev. Ross T. Campbell, DD. Attended by Mr. and Mrs. George Nevergall, Sturgeon Will reside in Sturgeon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1939 HORNE-NEIVILL Merriam J. NEIVILL, Mr. Pleasant to William H. HORNE Parents; Mrs. Mary Horne, Pleasant Unity October 10, 1939 McDonald Methodist parsonage Rev. James J. Buell ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BROWETT-SCOTT Margaret Jane SCOTT to Andrew J. BROWETT, McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Scott, Kittanning, formerly McDonald October 7, 1939 Parsonage of Third U. P. church, Washington, PA Rev. A. R. Armstrong Attended by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Griffith, Charleroi Mr. Browett is employed in Baltimore, MD ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HANNA-KOSSON Anna KOSSON to Mike HANNA Parents; Mrs. Anna Kosson, Library Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanna, Imperial October 30, 1939 St. Mary's R. C. church, Finleyville Will reside in Hazelwood ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1939 SMITH-ALBERTINI Elizabeth E. SMITH to Emil ALBERTINI Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albertini, Midway October 12, 1939 Wellsburg, WV Rev. H. W. Best Attended by Mr. and Mrs. D. Pacilla, Washington Will reside with bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COCHRAN-McMILLEN Suzanna McMILLEN, McDonald to Adam COCHRAN, McDonald October 14, 1939 Parsonage of First Presby church, McDonald Rev. O. E. Gardner, DD. Attended by John Motte, nephew of bride and Mrs. Sarah Burchfield, sister of bride, and Mrs. John Motte Will reside at 219 Coal St., McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MILLS-CHAPPELL Evelyn Maye CHAPPELL to Thomas L. MILLS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Chappell, Imperial, formerly Cecil Mrs. Tony Pleti, Imperial October 7, 1939 Wellsburg, WV Rev. F. M. Billingsley Will reside in Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1939 KLEE-BOTNICK Esther BOTNICK to Abraham KLEE, McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Botnick, Cleveland, OH October 15, 1939 Cleveland Reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DEANDREA-WALKER Mildred WALKER to Elmer DEANDREA, Muse Parents; Mr. and Mrs. William Walker, Muse, formerly McDonald October 14, 1939 St. Mary's church, Cecil Attended by Virginia Walker, sister of bride and Romeo Rubis Will reside in Muse ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CARTIER-RICHARDS Martha RICHARDS to John G. CARTIER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. James Richards, RD 1, Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Cartier, Bulger October 19, 1939 Parsonage Raccoon Presby. church, Candor Rev. James P. Shaw Will reside in Bonny Meade ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TROPECK-DUMARET Stella DUMARET to Carl TROPECK Parents; Mrs. John Dumaret, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tropeck, Sturgeon October 25, 1939 St. Alphonsus' church, McDonald Rev. Fr. Joseph A. Burgoon Attended by Ann Smith, McDonald, Mary Tropeck and John Tropeck, Sturgeon, and Joseph Nea Will reside in Sturgeon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GARDNER-WHERRY Ethel WHERRY to James GARDNER, Clinton Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wherry, Clinton October 12, 1939 Home of Rev. S. G. Neal of the Hebron Presby. church Will reside on Broadhead Road ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GIBSON-WHERRY Dora Evelyn WHERRY, Charlton Heights to Samuel James GIBSON, Coraopolis Bride's mother-Ethel Henry of Clinton; father Rev. James Wherry, formerly of Clinton, RD "Recently" (no date) Home of Rev. S. G. Neal of Hebron Presby church ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SERETWAY-BATIC Violet SERETWAY to Frank BATIC Parents; Mrs. Elizabeth Seretway, Gladden Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Batic, Moon Run October 29, 1939 St. Mary's church, Cecil Rev. Fr. Kopera Attended by Eva Schemella, Mary Mitchell, Eleanor St. Clair, Albert Seretway, Daniel DeAngelis, Rudolph Kness Will reside in Gladden ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

WOODS, CUE Mrs. Sarah Jane WOODS, age 88, died Saturday afternoon, May 28, 1904, at the home of her son, W. F. WOODS, south of McDonald. The deceased was born near Mt. Lebanon in Allegheny county and her maiden name was MCCAULLY. Her husband, Joseph WOODS preceded her to the great beyond ten years ago. About seventeen years ago she fell on the ice and broke her thigh and she has been an invalid since, making her home alternately with her two children, Mr. WOODS and Mrs. Anna ROSS. Mrs. WOODS was a life-long member of the Bethel Presbyterian church and had lived the greater number of her years in Bethel township, Allegheny county. The funeral took place from the home of W. F. WOODS Tuesday afternoon, the services being in charge of Rev. J. P. JORDAN. Interment was made at Venice cemetery. Mrs. Catherine CUE died at the home of her niece, Mrs. L. M. DEAHL, in Fourth street, McDonald, on last Sabbath night, at 11 o'clock, aged 65 years. She leaved behind two brothers, Hugh and Tom CAMPBELL, of Tom's Run and one sister, Mrs. James CLOSE. Her husband's death about four years ago in Allegheny, seemed to break her health and since then she has gradually declined, being a great sufferer most of the time. The funeral services were conducted by Dr. ENGLISH on Tuesday morning and interment was made in Robinson's Run cemetery.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1940 McMULLEN-MALESKY Stella MALESKY, McDonald To Edward McMULLEN, McDonald March 1, 1940 In the South Canonsburg church Rev. R. T. Kemper Attended by Tony Malesky, Jr. and Helen Petel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ REMMERT-SCHUSTER Katherine SCHUSTER To Harry L. REMMERT Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George Schuster, Midway G. E. Remmett, Bulger, and the late Olive Scott Remmert February 23, 1940 First Presby. Church, Hollidays Cove, WV Rev. Kane Barnes Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Remmert, brother and sister-in-law of the groom Will reside in Burgettstown ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1940 SHANNON-McCLAIN Mary Kathryn McCLAIN To Paul Gilbert SHANNON Parents; Mrs. John P. McClain, Canonsburg Mr. and Mrs. David A. Shannon, Hickory March 18, 1940 Winchester, VA Rev. Donald S. Wilson Winchester Presby. church Accompanied by Mr. Orrin Miller, Avella and Mr. Frank McKittrick, Akron, OH Will reside in Hickory ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MORRISON-STEWART Arline Esther STEWART To Robert A. MORRISON Parents; Mrs. Margaret Nimal Stewart, McDonald, and the late Warren A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrison, McDonald March 29, 1940 Parsonage of the Irons Mem. French U. P. church, McDonald Rev. A. Mage, D.D. Attended by Margaret Descutner, McDonald, cousin of bride and Odis Schaefer, McDonald Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940 PLANTS-KELSO Sara KELSO To Leonard PLANTS March 28, 1940 Raccoon Presby. Manse, Candor Rev. James P. Shaw Will reside in Hickory ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WACKER-BEERS Catherine BEERS To Carl WACKER Parents; Mrs. F. E. Beers, Wilkinsburg Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Wacker, Sturgeon March 31, 1939 Rev. Seth Russell In his home in Lemont, Centre Co. Will reside in Mr. Lebanon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HUNTER-BOWLAND Gladys BOWLAND To Harper HUNTER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George Bowland, Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter, Cochranton, Crawford Co., formerly of McDonald March 28, 1940 U.P. church, Cochranton Rev. Allan Shannon Given in marriage by cousin of the groom, Milton Hill Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell of Cochranton Will reside in Cochranton ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BELL-SELLA Angeline Mary SELLA To Thomas A. BELL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Constan Sella, Detroit, formerly of McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bell, McDonald March 30, 1940 Manse of the Presby. Church, Detroit Rev. Hoot Attended by Olga Miller and Bruno Sella, brother of the bride. Will reside on Kendall Ave., Dearborn, MI ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MILLER-DENNY Rita Marie DENNY To Rev. Raymond M. MILLER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George P. Denny, Baltimore, MD Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller, Baltimore, MD March 25, 1940 St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, Baltimore Rev. Lloyd M. Keller, D.D., Rev. Wesley Sadler, and Rev. Robert E. Lee Attended by Mrs. C. Griffith Bratt, MD and Rev. Cleon F. Powell, Yale University. Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1939 IOCONA-JESSALOSKI Jean JESSALOSKI to Joseph F. IOCONA Parents; Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Jessaloski, Laurel Hill, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iocona, Carnegie August 16, 1939 Rev. Fr. J. A. Burgoon St. Alphonsus' church, McDonald Attended by Lottie Jessaloski, sister of the bride, and Peter Romano, Carnegie Will reside in Carnegie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TENNYSON-HOOVER Doris HOOVER to Charles TENNYSON, Jr., Butler Parents; Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, Noblestown Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tennyson, Noblestown August 19, 1939 Rev. Mr. Billingsley Wellslburg, WV Will reside in Butler ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1939 JERIN-PETRE Ada Jean PETRE to Joseph JERIN, Valley St., McDonald Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Petre, Valley St., McDonald September 2, 1939 J. P., A. B. Cochran in his home, McDonald Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1939 WEITZEL-CHORBA Helen CHORBA to August WEITZEL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George Chorba, Pgh. Mr. and Mrs. August J. Weitzel, McDonald September 9, 1939 St. Paul's Episcopal church Philipsburg Rev. W. F. Lichfield Attended by Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Condon, Baltimore, MD, and Betty Chorba, Pgh., sister of the bride Will reside in Chicago ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COVODE-BROCKMAN Mary Etta BROCKMAN to John H. COVODE, Jr. Parents; Clarence Brockman, Midway, and the late Mrs. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Covode, Ingram September 9, 1939 Home of Rev. S. Herbert Jamison of the Ingram U. P. church Attended by Mrs. Harold A. Cole, Dormont, sister of the groom, and James F. Moorhead, New Castle Will reside in Kreston St., Ingram ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1939 BROWN-McNAUGHTON Mildred McNAUGHTON to James BROWN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. George McNaughton, Finleyville Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Midway September 20, 1939 Home of the groom's parents Rev. Alfred Hubbard, Center U. P. church Attended by Frances McNaughton, sister of the bride, and Elmer Brown, brother of the groom Will reside in Staten Island, NY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SLAUGENHAUPT-BRADBURN Margaret Ann BRADBURN to Marvel SLAUGENHAUPT Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Bradburn, Isabella, PA Mrs. Emma Slaugenhaupt, Oakdale September 13, 1939 First Presby. church, Oakdale Rev. Carl H. White, D.D. Attended by Mrs. Wilber Bradburn, sister-in-law of the bride, and Jennings Slaugenhaupt, Oakdale, brother of the groom Will reside in Oakdale ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ POKRZYWA-ROLEK Ceclia ROLEK, Canonsburg to Joseph POKRZYWA, Canonsburg Parents; Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Rolek, McDonald September 17, 1939 Polish Nat'l. Catholic church, Canonsburg Attended by Sophie Pokrzywa and Stanley Bobar, Canonsburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LIGGETT-CHICARELLA Julia CHICARELLA, Canonsburg to Willard LIGGETT, Westland "Recently" (no date given) Baptist church, Canonsburg Attended by Esther Liggett, Helen Chicarella, Jay Allison, John Pinchak Will reside in Canonsburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

DUFOUR, JOHNSTON, SHAKESPEARE Paul, the 21/2-year-old son of Emil DUFOUR, of Champion, died suddenly on Saturday. The coroner viewed the remains Sunday and pronounced death due to congestion of the lungs. The funeral took place Monday. Interment at Arlington. Mrs. Daisy JOHNSTON, aged 33 years, was found dead in bed at the home of her mother, Mrs. Margaret JONES, Tuesday morning, She was the wife of George JOHNSTON and they had been living her for several months past. Funeral services were held at the JONES home yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. Herbert R. MORRIS. Mrs. Sara SHAKESPEARE, wife of Samuel SHAKESPEARE, the mine boss at Bulger died very unexpectedly last Thursday night, aged 46 years. She had been suffering from a bronchial trouble. The SHAKESPEARE family came to Bulger when the new mines opened and are highly respected by all who know them. They are among the principal workers in the M. E. mission at that place. Besides the husband, one son George and two daughters, Nellie and Elizabeth, all at home survive. Funeral services were held at the late home on Saturday evening by Revs. MORRIS and GIBSON and a short service on Sabbath morning by Rev. Mr. MORRIS who accompanied the funeral party to Mt. Lebanon cemetery where the interment was made.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1940 GRAY-BURY Willis H. GRAY, Jr. To Eleanor M. Bury February 3, 1940 Washington, D.C. Will reside in Norfolk, VA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1940 BUSH-KELLY Marybelle KELLY, Washington to Leonard BUSH Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bush, McDonald January 27, 1940 Home of the groom Rev. Charles Redd Will reside on the Shaw Mine road ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1940 SOUBIE-FARINELLI Mary FARINELLI, McDonald To Francis SOUBIE, McDonald February 22, 1940 In the office of Justice of the Peace, A. B. Cochran, McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ KEGEL-TREACY Mary Jaqueline TREACY to William E. KEGEL Parents of the bride-Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Proctor Parents of the goom-Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bond February 17, 1940 Rectory of St. Phillips' church, Crafton Rev. Fr. Kelty. Attended by Jane Boynes and Leo G. Vonfeld, uncle of the bride Will reside with the bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COULTER-SMITH Alda E. SMITH to J. Clifford COULTER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Smith, McKees Rocks Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coulter, Oakdale February 14, 1940 Presby. church, Oakdale Rev. Carl H. White, D.D. Will reside in Washington, D.C. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1939 KING-DAVIS Annie Elizabeth DAVIS, McDonald To Jules KING, Burgettstown August 16, 1939 In the office of Justice of the Peace, A. B. Cochran Reside in Burgettstown ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STEELE-FRUM Ellen Jane FRUM To William E. STEELE July 15, 1939 Methodist Parsonage Morgantown, WV Rev. William W. Sutton Witnessed by an aunt and two cousins of the bride, Mrs. George Frum and Mrs. Georgia Tennet of Morgantown, and Mrs. Josephine Jerald of New York City. Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HABYANET-McGINNIS Elsie R. McGINNIS, Noblestown To Peter S. HABYANET, Pittsburgh Bride's mother, Mrs. Clara Bounds August 7, 1939 Rev. James J. Buell, McDonald Attended by Frances Fodse, Sturgeon and Anthony V. Flanders, Pittsburgh Will reside with bride's mother ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STEVENSON-MYERS Geraldine MYERS To William Robert STEVENSON Parents; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Myers, Burgettstown August 12, 1939 Home of the bride's parents Rev. R. L. Biddle of the Florence Presbyterian Church ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1939. FULLGRAF-WARD Ethel WARD, Washington To Edward C. FULLGRAF Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fullgraf, RD 4, McDonald August 21, 1939 Wellsburg, WV Rev. Howard Best Accompanied by groom's parents, a sister of groom, Emma Fullgraf and Mrs. Harold Stage of Washington. Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BERRY-NEA Alda Dorothy NEA To William J. Berry Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nea, Sturgeon Mrs. Emma Berry, McDonald, and the late Jerry Berry August 23, 1939 Noblestown Rev. Fr. C. M. Keane of St. Patrick's church Attended by Mr. and Mrs. John Penderville, RD 4, McDonald Will reside in Canonsburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SIRY-CUPKA Betty CUPKA To Frank M. SIRY Parents' Andrew Cupka, Gary, IN Mr. and Mrs. Michael Siry, Tyre August 21, 1939 St. Columbkille's church, Imperial Rev. Fr. Kupiec Attended by Mary Jula, Tyre and Stanley Siry, Tyre Will reside in Tyre ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DICKSON-BRADBURY Blanche BRADBURY To William R. DICKSON Parents; Mrs. William Bradbury August 19, 1939 St. David's at Radnor, a suburb of Philadelphia Rev. Dr. Lewis Given in marriage by her brother, William Bradbury Attended by Mrs. Dorothy Schugg, of Philadelphia, sister of the bride, and Harvey Dunn, New Jersey Will reside in Narberth, PA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BENNETT-MALONEY Marion Aileen MALONEY To George BENNETT Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jay J. Maloney, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bennett, Sturgeon August 19, 1939 Home of the bride's parents Rev. O. E. Gardner, D.D. of the first Presby. Church Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PEDICORD-ALISON Adah Smith ALISON To Rev. Harry William PEDICORD Parents; Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Alison, Jr., Bridgeport, CN Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Pedicord, Hickory August 23, 1939 First Presby. church, Bridgeport Ceremony by the bride's father, assisted by her brother, Rev. Valentine Smith Alison of Tolland, CN Attended by Mrs. Walter Earle Witsil and Rev. David R. Bluhm, Amity Will reside in Erie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1940. BYRNES-BOYD Cora B. BOYD To George Goodrich BYRNES, St. Petersburg, FL Parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Renn, McDonald January 27, 1940 Rev. Ronald S. Wilson of the Presbyterian Church, Winchester, VA Will reside in Miami, FL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GUZELL-STRAZISAR Jennie STRAZISAR, Clinton To Jack GUZELL, Treveskyn January 27, 1940 St. Columbkille's church, Imperial Will reside in Treveskyn ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1940. LaROSS-COLLINS Mary Eleanor COLLINS To William Asher LaROSS, Jr. Parents; Mr. Michael F. Collins, McDonald Dr. William A. LaRoss, McDonald February 2, 1940 In the LaRoss home Rev. Fr. Joseph A. Burgoon Attended by Mrs. August Valentour, Jr., sister of bride, and William Sandston, Mt. Lebanon Will reside with the bride's father ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MACKIE-HALLAM Matilda HALLAM To Raymond MACKIE Parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Hallam, McDonald Mr. Felix Mackie, Oakdale January 31, 1940 Rectory of St. Patrick's church, Noblestown Rev. Fr. C. M. Keane Will reside in Carnegie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LITTLE-HOSACK Esther HOSACK, Pittsburgh To Robert LITTLE, Clinton February 3, 1940 In the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hosack, near Frankfort. Rev. S. G. Neal, pastor of the Hebron Presby. Church. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

KELLEY, MCANANY, DAVIS Terrence KELLEY, aged 46, died at his home on East Lincoln avenue Saturday, May 14, 1904, of heart disease. He was a well known mine worker and had been employed at Santiago mine as fire boss until about a month ago when he removed here. He is survived by his wife and three small children. The funeral services were held in St. Alphonsus church Tuesday morning. Interment was made at Noblestown. Joseph MCANANY, aged 70 years and ten months, died at the home of his son-in-law, Alexander BELL, Wednesday of last week from a stroke of paralysis the preceding Saturday night. Besides his wife four sons and two daughters survive: James and Howard of this place, John and Frank of Turtle Creek, Besse, wife of Alexander BELL, and Blanche, who is married and lives at North Braddock. Funeral services were conducted at the BELL home Friday by Rev. D. P. FRENCH. Interment at Centre. Eliza DAVIS, aged 14 years, 7 months and 18 days died at her home her quite unexpectedly Sabbath morning. She had been ill with rheumatism for a longtime and while her recovery was doubtful it had been somewhat brighter. *Remainder of obit crumbled away.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY AUGUST 4, 1939 HENDERSON-FOLTZ Gertrude FOLTZ, Sharon to Arthur HENDERSON, Sharon July 29, 1939 In manse of Center U. P. church, Midway Rev. Alfred Hubbard Unattended Will reside in Sharon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY AUGUST 11, 1939 DICKERMAN-DAVIDSON Phoebe E. DAVIDSON to William T. DICKERMAN, Chicago, IL Parents; The late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Davidson, Midway August 9, 1939 Northside Gospel Tabernacle, Pittsburgh Rev. Tracy Miller Will reside in Chicago ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MAROLEY-BLACK Maude Mae BLACK to Stanley Anthony MAROLEY Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Black, Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. John Maroley, Morgan August 2, 1939 Dormont Lutheran church Rev. J. Bernard Sause Attended by Florence Bennett, Sturgeon and Rudolph Drobne, Sygan Will reside in Sturgeon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FREVILLE-SCHUMACHER Myrtle SCHUMACHER to Eloi FREVILLE, Bulger Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Schumacher, Muse August 1, 1939 St. Hillary R. C. church, Washington Rev. Fr. Andrew Capora Attended by Mrs. Joseph Ziegler, Canonsburgh, sister of the bride, and Noel Freville, Bulger, brother of the groom. Will reside in McDonald. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TEYSSIER-ADAMS Margaret ADAMS to William TEYSSIER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Adams, Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teyssier, Cecil August 2, 1939 St. Mary's R. C. church, Cecil Rev. Fr. Kapera Attended by Marcella Adams, sister of the bride and Eugene Teyssier, brother of the groom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AXTELL-INGLEFIELD Dorothy L. INGLEFIELD to Clair L. AXTELL Parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Inglefield, Burgettstown Mr. Fred Axtell, Franklin July 29, 1939 In home of bride's parents Rev. R. C. Sutton of the First U. P. church Burgettstown Attended by Helen Inglefield, sister of the bride and Dale Axtell, brother of the groom. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HARROWER-COPELAND Mary Emmaline COPELAND to James HARROWER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Pascoe Copeland, McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harrower, McDonald August 9, 1939 In the manse of Venice U. P. church Pastor, Dr. C. T. Littell Attended by Vivian DuCarme, Canonsburgh and Gordon Boak, Venice Will reside in McDonald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ KLUZ-BIELSKI Martha E. BIELSKI, Pittsburgh to Walter B. KLUZ, Pittsburgh August 3, 1939 Justice of the Peace, A. B. Cochran Will reside in Pittsburgh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WINTERS-LAND Edna May LAND to Joseph WINTERS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Land, Midway Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Winters, Sturgeon June 10, 1939 Parish house of Center U. P. church, Midway Rev. Alfred Hubbard Witnessed by Mrs. Alfred Hubbard and Nellie Haines Will reside in Sturgeon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHAPPELL-BOOCKS Verna CHAPPELL to Fred BOOCKS, Sturgeon Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Chappell, Oakdale August 2, 1939 Parsonage of Roscoe Methodist church Rev. Howard M. Pape Attended by Ruth Burgin, Minneapolis, MN, Floyd L. Smith, Oakdale, Dorothy Boocks, sister of the groom and Ted Boocks, brother of the groom. Will reside with bride's parents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY JULY 28, 1939 PURDY-PURDY Rachel Evelyn PURDY To Wayne Cavitt PURDY Parents; The late Joseph and Mattie Stewart Purdy, Imperial Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Purdy, Imperial July 24, 1939 In manse of the Hebron Presbyterian church Rev. Samuel Neal No attendants Will reside in Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HANKS-ALLINDER Mildred M. ALLINDER To John F. HANKS Parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allinder, Oakdale Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hanks, RD 1, Oakdale July 20, 1939 First United Presbyterian church, Oakdale Rev. W. V. Ritchie Attended by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lutz, Gladden Heights, McDonald Will reside in Clinton ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ YANKEL-WELCH Loretta WELCH To Joseph R. YANKEL, Imperial Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welch July 18, 1939 All Saint's church, Mercer Rev. Fr. O'Mally Attended by Margaret Yankel, sister of groom and George Tirk, Turtle Creek, cousin of groom Will reside in Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Served Long Pastorate The twenty-fifth anniversary of the ordination and installation of Rev. James M. MCJUNKIN, D. D., as pastor of the Oakdale Presbyterian church was celebrated Tuesday evening with impressive services. Dr. MCJUNKIN has served but the one pastorate and is one of the strongest ministers of the Pittsburg Presbytery. Addresses were delivered by Rev. J. C. BRUCE, D. D., and Rev. H. T. MCCLELLAND, D. D., who delivered the address at the ordination 25 years ago. The congregation is preparing plans for the erection of a new church building. Many of the old members were present at the anniversary. Dinner was served in the Armory hall from 5 to 11:30 p.m. by the Ladies' Aid Society. At the dinner Hon. Jas. McB. ROBB was toastmaster. Toasts were given by Revs. Drs. BRUCE, KERR, and LYNN. After dinner the congregation adjourned to the church where addresses were delivered by Mr. FULMER, Revs. KERR, MCCLELLAND, WYKOFF, LYNN, JORDAN, JAMISON, CLELAND and BRUCE. The choir, under the leadership of Mr. WILT, rendered some excellent music. H. B. LAUDERBAUGH's bass solo was full of sweetness and power.

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY JULY 21, 1939 CORCORAN-YOUNG Sara Elizabeth YOUNG To John C. CORCORAN Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Young, McDonald Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Corcoran, Dormont July 19, 1939 In the bride's home by the groom's father, assisted by Rev. O. E. Gardner, D.D. of the First Presbyterian Church, McDonald. Will reside in Dormont ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ KESSLER-HAYES Dorothy HAYES To Lawrence KESSLER, Noblestown Parents; Fred Hayes, Kirwan Heights, Bridgeville July 15, 1939 In the Rectory of St. Patrick's church, Noblestown Rev. Fr. C. M. Keane Attended by Mrs. Ruth Hayes Fisher and Clarence Fisher Will reside with bride's father ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ABSTRACTED FROM THE McDONALD, PA RECORD-OUTLOOK NEWSPAPER OF FRIDAY JULY 14, 1939 BARNES-TOWARD Margaret TOWARD, Noblestown To Harvey BARNES, Carnegie July 7, 1939 Wellsburg, WV Rev. F. M. Billingsley Witnessed by Mrs. Billingsley ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WALLACE-PHILLIPS Laura PHILLIPS To Foster WALLACE, Cecil Twp. Parents; Scott A. Phillips, RD 2, Canonsburg July 3, 1939 Winchester, VA Rev. Charles A. Gilkison Will reside on the Wallace Homestead ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MAZZACCO-RANDOUR Margaret RANDOUR, McDonald To Victor MAZZACCO, Cherry Valley Parents; Joseph Randour, Burgettstown July 11, 1939 Bridegroom's home Squire Bertovich Will reside in Cherry Valley ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GLASS-MILLIRON Geneva MILLIRON To John Kay GLASS, Imperial Granddaughter of Mrs. Ella Carl, Station St., McDonald July 3, 1939 In the parsonage of West Washington Methodist church Rev. J. H. Debolt Will reside in Imperial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LIPINSKI-KUNKLE Gladys KUNKLE To Frank LIPINSKI Parents; Mrs. Clara O'Bryon, Canonsburgh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lipinski, Canonsburg, formerly of Cecil July 9, 1939 St. Genevieve's church, Canonsburgh Rev. Fr. Edward Pikulik Given in marriage by uncle, Louis Nonclerg, Cecil Attended by Victoria and Lucy Lipinski, twin sisters of groom. Maid of Honor, Genevieve Prusak and Chester Lipinski, Canonsburg. Will reside on Smith St., Canonsburg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MILLER-CANONGE Marie CANONGE To Charles S. MILLER Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Canonge, Ambridge Leonard Miller, Leetsdale June 28, 1939 First Methodist church Rev. Richard B. Cuthbert, D. D. Attended by Mrs. Richard Wharton, Sewickley, sister of bride and Roger P. Canonge, brother of bride. Will reside in Leetsdale ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~