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Dr. and Mrs. W. D. IRONS
McDonald PA Washington County PA
fiftieth wedding anniversary

From The McDonald PA Record, June 20, 1924:

Congregation Observes Golden Wedding of Pastor and Wife


The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. IRONS was appropriately observed on Tuesday evening, June 17th, by the First United Presbyterian congregation of McDonald, of which Dr. IRONS has been the faithful pastor for forty-four years. The auditorium had been elaborately decorated with palms, ferns and summer flowers. At eight o'clock the congregation had filled the church to overflowing. Mrs. Mel MOORHEAD was at the organ. Following a prelude, Mrs. William G. COOK sang, "O Promise Me," the bride and bridegroom of fifty years ago being at the church entrance. To the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march Dr. and Mrs. IRONS made their way to the chancel, preceded by four little girls gowned in white--Hilda COOK, Alice Jean VALENTOUR, Lois MCCARTNEY and Mary Elizabeth JOHNS--who strewed flowers in their pathway. Dr. and Mrs. IRONS were followed by Mr. and Mrs. T. M. DOUGLASS, Mrs. Richard GLADDEN, Mr. John A. HUNTER and Mr. Samuel SMITH, who were members of this church when Dr. IRONS became its pastor. About twenty members of Dr. and Mrs. IRONS' family were then seated to the right of the chancel.

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The family of Dr. and Mrs. IRONS assembled at the home during the day and celebrated by happy association, the long-to-be-remembered day. Those of the family present were: Attorney and Mrs. Harold M. IRONS and family of Pittsburgh, Prof. William V. IRONS of Buffalo, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IRONS of Noblestown, Mr. and Mrs. William CRAMER and daughter, Mrs. Philip CONNELLY of Wooster, Ohio, Miss Mary VAN ORSDELL of New Wilmington, a sister of Mrs. IRONS, and Mr. and Mrs. James IRONS of Avalon. Mr. IRONS is a brother of Dr. IRONS.

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