MARRIAGE: Paul BOYNTON to Ursa M. STONER, 1918, Blair County, PA

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BOYTON-STONER.

  The home of ex-Councilman and Mrs. C. A. Stoner, 723 West Washington 
avenue, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Thursday evening, when their 
daughter, Miss Ursa M. Stoner, became bride of Paul Boynton, the ceremony 
being performed by Rev. Augustus S. Fasick, D.D., pastor of the First 
Methodist Episcopal church.  The nuptials were without ostentation and 
witnessed only by the members of the immediate families and a few invited 
guests.  The bride is one of Tyrone's most esteemed young ladies.  After 
graduating from High school she became a student nurse in the Lewistown 
hospital where she was graduated, later being appointed as superintendent of 
the institution.  After serving in this capacity for a short time she 
resigned and returned to her home in Tyrone where she followed her 
profession.  The groom is a man of sterling qualities and is now employed as 
foreman and inspector of munitions at the Standard Steel works, Lewistown.  
Immediately following the ceremony a delicious dinner was served after which 
the happy young couple departed on a honeymoon tour through eastern cities.  
Upon their return they will reside in Lewistown.

Altoona Tribune, Saturday morning, May 18, 1918, page 11