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84th Birthday Celebrations of twins
Mrs. Nova GRACE and Miss Norma MASQUELIER

Mrs. Nova GRACE and Miss Norma MASQUELIER, twins, celebrated their 84th birthday, 51KB

From the McDonald PA Record-Outlook, March 1, 1984, page unknown

Mrs. Nova GRACE and Miss Norma MASQUELIER, twins, celebrated their 84th birthday (sic=birthdays) February 24 with an open house in their home in North McDonald street, McDonald.

They enjoyed visits from a number of relatives and friends during the day and a small party was held in their honor in the evening. The honor guests received a number of cards and gifts.

The twins were born to John B. and Emma DESCUTNER MASQUELIER on February 24, 1900, in McDonald. The family resided in Valley street at that time. In 1917, the family, which included two boys--Arthur and Elmer--moved to the present residence in North McDonald street.

Nova and Norma began their employment as stenographers with the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1918.

Nova retired in 1950 and married Henry GRACE. Norma retired in 1967. Mr. GRACE passed away in 1967 and Nova returned to McDonald to make her home with her sister.

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McDonald PA newspaper items were researched and typed by Victoria Hospodar Valentine for the over the course of 5 years.  Vicki had submitted hundreds of articles to the PAWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com mailing list and other Lists.  Her work is presented here in the McDonald, PA section of this website.  Please use the links to navigate or use on-site search to locate articles.  

 

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