Washington County 'Little Washington' Pennsylvania
 Genealogy and Family History

MARRIAGES

George RENAVICK and Isabella JACKSON, both of Midway.

[ George RENAVICK and Isabella JACKSON, no date, in Nov. 17, 1894 newspaper ] multiple_marriages_11-17-1894 (F also typed by S)

BUSKE - REPLOGLE.
[ REPLOGLE is the Groom. ]

The marriage of Miss Gretchen BUSKE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. BUSKE of Meade street, Pittsburgh, and Arnold Miller REPLOGLE, son of Mrs. Emma A. REPLOGLE and the late Joseph Z. REPLOGLE of Huntingdon, Pa., was solemnized at nine o'clock Wednesday morning, June 18, 1924, in the Emory Methodist Episcopal church, with the Rev. Dr. W. Wofford T. DUNCAN officiating. Only members of the immediate families were present and there were no attendants. Mr. and Mrs. REPLOGLE left immediately for an Eastern motor trip. Mrs. REPLOGLE is a former teacher in the McDonald high school.

[ Arnold Miller REPLOGLE to Gretchen Buske, 18 Jun 1924 ] replogle_buske_06-20-1924 (WD)

REVEY - ECKELS Nuptials in Local Church

Miss Roberta Bell ECKELS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David ECKELS, East Lincoln avenue, McDonald, became the bride of George REVEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin REVEY of R. D. 4, Burgettstown, on Monday, November 17, at seven o'clock in the evening in the First Presbyterian church. The double ring ceremony was performed in front of the altar by the Rev. Joseph H. RODGERS.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a beige wool suit with brown accessories and a corsage of red roses. Miss Frances WEBBER, the maid of honor, wore a gray wool suit with gold and black accessories and a corsage of red roses. Miss Etta [not clear=  Miss Etta Ileen? ECKELS] ECKELS, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and was dressed in a tan wool gabardine suit with yellow accessories, and wore a corsage of yellow tea roses. Melbourne JOHNSTON served as bestman. The usher was Duncan J. ECKELS.

The wedding traditions were carried out. For something old, the birde [sic] wore her great-grandmother's brooch which came from Ireland, for something new, a white linen handkerchief, a gift of Mrs. Arthur KINNER; for something borrowed a lace handkerchief belonging to Mrs. Thomas SMITH; for something blue, a silk handkerchief sent by her brother from Switzerland. She also wore a six-pence in her shoe. 

A reception for the bridal party and eighteen guests was held following the ceremony at Club 22. 

Mrs. REVEY was graduated from McDonald high school in 1945. Her husband spent 23 months with the Marines in the Pacific theater of the war and is now employed by the Weirton Steel Corporation. After a short wedding trip, the newly-weds will be at home in Weirton, W. Va. 

[ George REVEY to Roberta Bell Eckels, 17 Nov 1947 ]  revey_eckels_11-21-1947_ro  (CT-L)