MARRIAGE:  FARRELL-McMAHAN; 1909; Cambria Cnty., PA

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Cambria Freeman
Ebensburg, Pa.
Friday, 2 Jul 1909
Volume 43, Number 27


Attended Pretty Wedding at Pittsburg 
Farrell-McMahan Nuptials at St. Kieran's Church Witnessed 
by Cambria Countians

The marriage of Miss Mary McMahan to Dr. Thomas F. Farrell of Pittsburg 
was solemnized at 9 o'clock Wednesday, June 30th at St. Kieran's Catholic 
Church in Pittsburg by the groom's uncle, the Rt. Rev. Mons. John Boyle, 
rector of St. John's Church, Johnstown, with the Rev. Father James F. 
Doyle, of St. Kieran's church, as deacon of the mass and the Rev. Father 
Garrett Welsh of St. Augustine, this county, a cousin of the groom, as 
sub-deacon.  The master of ceremonies was the Rev. Father Angel, Father 
Doyle's assistant.  Miss Nellie Farrell of Johnstown, a sister of the groom, 
was the maid of honor to the bride and Attorney William A. McGuire of 
Ebensburg was the groomsman.

Among the relatives to witness the ceremony from this locality were Mrs. 
Mary Farrell, the groom's mother; Miss Annie Farrell, John P. Farrell and 
James A. Zink, all of 211 John Street; and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith of 
233 John Street, Johnstown.

After the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the new home of 
the married couple on Keystone Street, their new home having just been 
completed and furnished.  The bride and groom left Wednesday evening for 
a trip on the Great Lakes.

Mr. Farrell is well known to many Cambria countians, he having formerly 
lived near Wilmore and taught school in this county some ten years ago.