MARRIAGE: Westley NEEDLER to Fannie E. QUIGGLE, 1891, Blair County, PA

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An Altoona School Teacher Married.

  On Wednesday, April 22, in Lock Haven, Miss Fannie Ella Quiggle and 
Mr. Westley Needler were joined in the bonds of holy matrimony.  The 
groom is an energetic western man and holds a position of honor and 
responsibility in that hustling Kansas City.  The bride has been a 
teacher in the public schools of this city for a number of years.  In 
the school room her cheerful disposition won for her respect and 
admiration from all of her pupils, and she was acknowledged to be one 
of the leading teachers, who governed seemingly without any effort.  A 
graduate of a normal school and a student in the Pennsylvania Summer 
School of Methods, she had thoroughly assimilated the principles of the 
new education and was able to apply them effectively in all school 
work.  By her marriage the first primary school of the Fourth ward will 
lose a leader of experience and skill, the true worth of which can only 
be known to persons who understand mind growth and present tendencies 
of school-work.  At present Mr. and Mrs. Needler are on a wedding tour 
in eastern cities and after May 10, they will live at 209 West Eleventh 
street, Kansas City, Mo.  With the bride's many friends here we united 
heart and soul in wishing them a happy and prosperous life.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Monday, April 27, 1891

1890 Altoona City Directory -
Quiggle Ella F. teacher, bds 1716 Sixth ave
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1900 Wahkonsa, Webster, Iowa census -
David Needler, 36, b. PA 
Ella Needler, 33, m. 1891, 3 children, 3 living, b. PA
Helen Needler, 8, b. MO
Julian Needler, 6, b. IL
Lowell Needler, 2, b. IA