Washington County 'Little Washington' Pennsylvania
 Genealogy and Family History

MADER - MCKAY

Miss Evelyn MCKAY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David MCKAY, and David MADER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MADER of Slovan, were united in marriage on Tuesday, May 25, at Wellsburg. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Curtis WISE. The witnesses were Mrs. Lula WISE and Frank Pickford, both of Wellsville. 

[ David MADER to Evelyn McKay, 25 May 1937 ]
mader_mckay_06-04-1937_ro  (CT-L)

MADGWICK - POGAN 

Miss Mary POGAN of the Hankey Farm and James MADGWICK of Sewickley were united in marriage at 8 o'clock Monday morning in St. Columbkill's church, Imperial.  The Rev. Father KUPIEC performed the ceremony. The bride was attired in a white satin gown with shoulder cross straps, net sleeves, and a long veil with net frille.  There were four attendants. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to the immediate families in the home of the bride's parents. In the evening, the young couple were taken for a ride in a truck screened by tree branches. Mr. MADGWICK is employed by the Pennsylvania State Department of Forestry as a foreman. The bride was for several years employed as a beauty shop operator in Pittsburgh. The young couple in Pittsburgh. The young couple have gone to housekeeping in a cottage on the Hankey Farms on the Steubenville pike. 

[ James MADGWICK to Mary Pogan, May 1936 ] madgwick_pogan_07-03-1936 (CT-L)

Wedding Nuptials

DELOCHE - MADGWICK
[ MADGWICK is the Groom. ]

On June 10th, a quiet home wedding took place at the residence of Victor DELOCHE, on Center avenue. The bride was Miss Denise C. DELOCHE, and the groom W. A. MADGWICK.  The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. P. JORDAN, of the First Presbyterian church.  The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Louise, and the groom was attended by Carl LOGUE.  The wedding was witnessed... [rest was cut off].

[ W. A. MADGWICK to Denise C. Deloche, 10 Jun 1902 ]
madgwickk_deloche_6-14-1902-outlook (F)

MAGA ? POZNAK

Miss Clara POZNAK, daughter of the POZNAKs of Tyre, and John Philip MAGA, son of John MAGA of Montour No. 9 and the late Mrs. Jennie LAUFF MAGA, were married October 29, 1943, in Wellsburg, W. Va. (19 November 1943)

[ John Philip MAGA to Clara Poznak, 29 Oct 1943 ]  maga_poznak_11-19-1943_ro  (PV)

MAGE ? PANNETIER 
(Montreal, Canada, Gazette)

The marriage of Mathilde [PANNETIER], daughter of the late Leon PANNETIER, Baron de St. Blanca, Ile de Reunion, to the Rev. Alexandre MAGE, D.D., minister of the United Presbyterian church, at McDonald, Pa., U.S.A., took place Thursday afternoon, October 4, 1943, at the residence of the Hon. Mr. Justice and Mrs. DUCLOS, Drummond apartments, the Rev. Henry JOLIET, cousin of the bridegroom, officiating. Autumn flowers were used as decoration throughout the house. 

The bride, who was given away by Mr. Paul BLANE, wore a gown of Roman blue crepe trimmed with Egyptian yellow silk, a small matching hat, and a corsage bouquet of bronze chrysanthemums.

Mrs. A. E. M. HOPE, as the bride?s only attendant, was gowned in black satin and wore a matching hat and a corsage bouquet of gardenias. Mr. Justice DUCLOS acted as bestman for Dr. MAGE.

Mrs. DUCLOS wore a gown of green satin embroidered in black, a black hat and a corsage bouquet of rust chrysanthemums. A reception followed the ceremony.

Due to complications arising out of the war, Mrs. MAGE?s entrance into the United States has been delayed because of technicalities which are now in process of adjustment. 

[ Alexandre MAGE to Mathilde Pannetier, 4 Oct 1943 ] mage_pannetier_11-05-1943_ro (PV)

MAHALIC ? GOBLICK

Miss Assunta GOBLICK, daughter of Mrs. Josephine MAYO of Midway, and Stephen MAHALIC, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. MAHALIC of Bulger, were united in marriage at nine o?clock Saturday morning, August 14, 1947, in St. Alphonsus church, McDonald, the Rev. Fr. J.A. BURGOON, pastor, officiating. The bride was attired in white satin with a lace coronet veil and matching accessories. Her gown and accessories resembled those worn by Mrs. Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT, Jr. She carried white calla lilies. The maid of honor, Miss Rose MAHALIC, of Bulger, a sister of the bridegroom, was attired in blue chiffon with white accessories and carried pink roses. Mr. Albert GOBLICK of Midway, brother of the bride, was the bestman. Miss Esther DEBRASSIE of Midway, Miss Helen SMITH and Miss Lucy LITTLE of McDonald, Miss Mary TURKLY of Bulger, and Miss Henrietta GOBLICK of Raccoon were the bridesmaids. Miss DEBRASSIE wore peach satin with a chiffon jacket and white accessories. She carried peach tea roses. Miss LITTLE wore rose chiffon with white accessories and carried rose tea roses. Miss SMITH wore peach satin with a chiffon cape and white accessories and carried peach tea roses. Miss TURKLY wore green chiffon with white accessories and carried tea roses. Miss GOBLICK wore pink satin with a chiffon cape and white accessories and carried pink tea roses. Miss Margaret MURPHY of McDonald played the wedding music. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride?s mother. There were 150 guests with 20 seated at the bride?s table. The guests present from McDonald, Midway, Raccoon, Oakdale, Sturgeon, Bulger, Muse, McKees Rocks and New York, enjoyed dancing in the evening on a pavilion on the lawn of the GOBLICK home. Music was furnished by Jules MOTTE?s orchestra. The bride is a graduate of the Midway high school. Mr. MAHAIC is employed at Montour No. 9. The young couple received a large assortment of beautiful and useful gifts. 

[ Stephen MAHALIC to Assunta Goblick, 14 Aug 1937 ]  mahalic_goblick_08-20-1937 (PV)