MARRIAGES Marriage Licenses C. M. Wiley of Barnesboro and Victoria Radcliffe of Patton. Steele W. Makin and Amanda M. Miller of Johnstown. Frank Colosmo and Mary Ardnell of Dunlo. John Farrow and Florence Margaret Baker, Beaverdale. William H. Hite of Belsano and Fannie S. Rutledge of Big Bend. Frank V. Kline of Nicktown and Mary R. Rutledge of Big Bend. Alexander J. Martin of Johnstown and Jennie D. Fisher of Advance, Washington Twp. Frank Leffler and Bertha M. Stearn of Johnstown. John Abraham and Maggie McCristol of Garman’s Mills. Wm. G. Theurer, Lancaster, and Minnie M. Stahl, Johnstown. George E. Ruth, Johnstown, and Gertrude E. Myers, Greensburg. Bernard McNish and May Yinger, Carrolltown. Radcliffe-Dale Rev. John Radcliffe has received word that his son, Winfred, was married at Washington D. C. on Thanksgiving day to Miss Rose Dale of Osceola Mills. Winfred, or as he is better known here, by the sobriquet of Shorty, is a resident of Pittsburg and in the employ of the Westinghouse company. Swope-McCombie A. H. Swope, formerly of the Cresson RECORD, but now preparing to engage in the milling business in Johnstown and Miss Annie McCombie of Spangler were united in marriage in the Catholic church at Spangler Tuesday morning of last week and are now on their honeymoon in the east. On their return they will make their home in Johnstown. They were attended by Dr. S. O. Thomas of Ebensburg and Miss Blanche McCombie, a sister of the bride. Kephart-Evans At high noon Thursday at the home of the bride’s parents, John W. Kephart, the prominent young attorney and business man, of this place wed Miss Florence Evans, daughter of the Hon. Alvin Evans, were united in marriage by the Rev. J. Twyson Jones. Only the parents of the contracting parties and Dr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald of South Fork were present. Stahl-Garrett On Monday, Nov. 28, 1904 by Rev. J. Waters, of Ebensburg, James William Stahl of Lancaster, Pa., and Mrs. Grace E. Garrett of Buffalo, N. Y., were united in marriage. Mr. Stahl is a civil engineer in the employ of the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company. _________________________________________________________________ You live life beyond your PC. So now Windows goes beyond your PC. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/115298556/direct/01/