Washington County 'Little Washington' Pennsylvania
 Genealogy and Family History

Miss Mildred EATON of Coraopolis and August GLOFF of Coraopolis heights were united in marriage Saturday, April 3, 1937, in Coraopolis, the Rev. F. L. POULSON officiating. After the ceremony the young couple left on a motor trip. They will reside in Coraopolis. 

[ August GLOFF to Mildred Eaton, 3 Apr 1937 ]
gloff_eaton_04-09-1937  (CT-L)

GOEHRING - LINDSEY

Dr. John R. PAXTON was recently the officiating clergyman at the marriage of Mr. Edward GOEHRING and Miss Nancy KELSO LINDSEY, in Allegheny, the bride being a niece of the doctor's wife, who was a sister of the widow of the noted Dr. PRESALY who makes her home at Bridgeville [Pa].

[ Edward GOEHRING to Nancy Kelso Lindsey, no date, in 4-24-1897 paper ] goehring_lindsey_04-24-1897_outlook (DG)

WEDDING

GOEHRING - EHRLER

Miss Erma Edna EHRLER, daughter of Mrs. Mary KERLICKER EHRLER of West Newton [Pa.], and Mr. Melvin Christian GOEHRING of West Newton [Pa.], son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles William GOEHRING of Erie [Pa.], were united in marriage at nine o'clock Monday morning, June 13, 1938, in the Holy Family church, West Newton [Pa.], the Rev. M. HEGERICH officiating. The bride was attired in white lace, mid-Victorian style, with a tulle veil cascading from a juliet cap. She carried a white prayer book with showers of ribbon, orchids and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids, Miss Mathilda KERLICKER, Miss Margaret McKELVEY, and Miss Victoria MAGDA, wore white marquisette. Mr. Larry KERLICKER was the bestman AND Ernest William HILSEN, Jr., was the ringbearer. Maureen THOMPSON of West Newton [Pa.] played the wedding music. A reception followed at SWEENY'S. There were 95 guests with eight seated at the bride's table. The bride attended Pennsylvania State, Robert MORRIS School of Business, and the Pittsburgh School of Accountancy division. She taught economics four years in the Cecil [Pa.] high school and will continue the next term. Mr. GOEHRING is employed by the Page Steel and Wire Co., Monessen.

Those from Cecil [Pa.] who attended the wedding were Miss Mildred NELSON, Miss Mary WAGNER, Mrs. John WAGNER, Mrs. Edmond POUDEVIGRIE, Mrs. Joseph MISCOVEY, Mrs. William KIMES, Mr. and Mrs. James R. COLEMAN, Mr. and Mrs. George DELIERE_MAN, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas WAGNER, Harry MORGANTI, and Buddy SHERI__.

[ Melvin Christian GOEHRING to Erma Edna Ehrler, 13 Jun 1938 ] goehring_ehrier_06-17-1938-r-o (F)

[ GOLDBERG - GLASNER ]

Miss Bessie GLASNER and Mr. E. GOLDBERG were married at the home of the bride's parents in Pittsburg (sic) on Sunday, January 13 [1907].  They have gone to housekeeping here in McDonald [Pa] and occupy the COLLINS house on Fourth street.  Mr. GOLDBERG is employed in the clothing department at Goldstein's.

[ Mr. E. GOLDBERG to Miss Bessie GLASNER, Sun., Jan. 13, 1907 ]
goldberg_glasner_1-18-1907-record_nt.jpg (Florian)

GOODHEW - MCBRIDE

Miss Nancy E. MCBRIDE and Walter GOODHEW of Wilkinsburg were united in marriage Thursday evening, September 27, by the bride's former pastor Dr. G. M. KERR, at the parsonage in Candor. Mrs. GOODHEW is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander MCBRIDE, and before her graduation from West Penn Hospital Training
School for Nurses, taught in the Washington county schools. Mr. and Mrs. GOODHEW will make their home in Carrick. 

[ Walter GOODHEW to Nance E. McBride, 27 Sep 1923 ] goodhew_mcbride_10-18-1923  (CT-L)

GOODWELL - ERCOLANE

Miss Angela ERCOLANE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve ERCOLANE of Aliquippa [Pa.], and James GOODWELL, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank GOODWELL of Center avenue, McDonald [Pa.], were united in marriage at 7:00 p.m. Monday, February 14, 1944, in St. Titus church, Aliquippa [Pa.],by the Rev. Edward ZAUNER.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a brocaded satin and net gown. She carried lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Rose IAGNEMMA, wore blue taffeta and carried yellow roses. Joseph SIMONI served as bestman.

Following the ceremony, a reception for the immediate families was held in the ERCOLANE home.

Mrs. GOODWELL, who attended the Aliquippa [Pa.] schools, was employed by the American 
Bridge Co. Mr. GOODWELL, who attended the McDonald [Pa.] schools, is a craneman for the 
Dravo Corp. at Neville Island. They are residing with the bridegroom's parents for the present. 

[ James GOODWELL to Angela Ercolane, 14 Feb 1944 ] goodwell_ercolane_02-25-1944 (F)