Washington County 'Little Washington' Pennsylvania
 Genealogy and Family History

PARKO - KOPHAZI

Miss Martha Agnes KOPHAZI, daughter of Mrs. Anna KOPHAZI of R. D. 1, Bulger, became the bride of John PARKO, also of R. D. 1, Bulger, at a single ring ceremony performed at nine o'clock Wednesday morning, October 30, 1946, in St. Ann's Roman Catholic church, Bulger. The Rev. Fr. John ROBOCZEWSKI officiated.

The bride was attired in a gray suit with white accessories and wore a white rosebud corsage. Her sister, Miss Marguerite KOPHAZI was the maid of honor and wore a turquoise suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. John KANDRAY of Raccoon served as bestman.

After the ceremony a dinner was served in the bride's home.  A reception was held in the evening.

Mr. PARKO at present is employed by the Penowa Coal Company. The young couple are residing in the home of the bride's mother after a few days wedding trip.

[ John PARKO to Martha Agnes Kophazi, 30 Oct 1946 ]  parko_kophazi_11-15-1946_ro (DG)

PARKS - MENEELY

Mr. and Mrs. Martin MENEELY of R.D. 1, Clinton, announce the marriage of their daughter Thelma May to Pvt. Paul A. PARKS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert PARKS of R.D. 8, Sharpsburg.

The ceremony was performed at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, December 2, 1942, in St. Mary's church by the Rev. Fr. Joseph ROSSENBACH.

The bride wore white taffeta with a finger-tip veil. She carried a bouquet of white roses and chrysanthemums. Her attendant, Miss Dolores PARKS, sister of the bridegroom, wore pink satin and carried red roses. Charles PARKS served as his brother's bestman.

Mrs. PARKS is employed by the Electro Glass Co., Sharpsburg. Private PARKS is stationed at Camp Forrest, Tenn.

[ Paul A. PARKS to Thelma May Meneely, 2 Dec 1942 ] parks_meneely_12-11-1942-ro (LN)

The ceremony was performed at the Lutheran church, Woods Run avenue, Allegheny City, on Wednesday evening, and afterwards there was a reception and supper at the home of the bride, with fine music in attendance. Bride and groom then came to McDonald and to the home Mr. PARSLEY had prepared at the HUFFMAN place, on North Outlook Street. Mr. PARSLEY has for many years been one of the most useful and substantial citizens of McDonald, and the OUTLOOK and hundreds of its readers unite in the best wishes for Mr. PARSLEY and his wife. 

[ WM. PARSLEY to Marie Goebler, 30 Sep 1896 ]
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[ Horace W. PARSONS to Mrs. Mary J. Williams, 17 Jul 1925 ]  parsons_williams_07-23-1925  (WD) 

[ William Earle PARSONS to Irvine Marie Winters, 18 Jan 1943 ] parsons_winters_01-29-1943_ro (LN)

PASCOE - SCOTT

Miss Edith Mae SCOTT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles SCOTT of Johns avenue, McDonald, and Mr. Peter Charles PASCOE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter PASCOE of North McDonald street, McDonald, were united in marriage at 3:45 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, November 23, 1938, in
the First Presbyterian manse, the pastor, the Rev. O. E. GARDNER, D.D. officiating The bride was attired in sheba blue crepe with brown accessories.  She wore a corsage of baby mums. The bridesmaid, Miss Florence CHARLIER of North McDonald street wore teal blue with wine accessories and a corsage of baby mums. Mr. John PASCOE, brother of the bridegroom, was the best-
man. Mr. Roy HENNON of Liberty also witnessed the ceremony. Following the nuptials, a dinner was served in the SCOTT home. Green and white were the predominating colors and a large wedding cake formed table centerpiece.  Mrs. PASCOE is a 1937 graduate of the McDonald high school. Mr. PASCOE a 1936 graduate of McDonald high, is employed by the Federal Supply Co.
Present at the dinner were Miss Alverda SCOTT of Hickory and Mrs. Peter PASCOE and sons John and Dale. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. SCOTT and son Billy,
Mr. and Mrs. John STEFFEN, Mrs. Edward BRABSON, Miss Florence CHARLIER and Roy HENNON. 

[ Peter Charles PASCOE to Edith Mae Scott, 23 Nov 1938 ] pascoe_scott_12-02-1938 (DG)

IN SOCIETY'S REALM

[ PASHER - MILLER ]

Miss Lillian MILLER and Mr. John PASHER were quietly married at the bride's home in Arabella street on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock by the Rev. D. L. HEADLEE.  They left on the nine [o'clock] train for Warren, Ohio.

[ Mr. John PASHER and Lillian MILLER, Thurs., no date, in Jan 27, 1911 newspaper ] pasher_miller_1-27-1911-record_header
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