MARRIAGE:  GAUNTNER-McGUIRE; 1909; Loretto, Cambria Cnty., PA

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Cambria Freeman
Ebensburg, PA
Friday, 13 Aug 1909
Volume 43, Number 33


Pretty Wedding at Loretto Church on Tuesday Morning 
Miss Rose McGuire becomes Bride of J. H. Gauntner
Lunch in Homestead Grove

Honeymoon in the East

On last Tuesday morning St. Michael's Church, Loretto, was 
the scene of a pretty wedding when Miss Rose McGuire, a 
prominent and accomplished young lady of Allegheny 
Township, became the bride of James E. Gauntner of Cresson. 
A nuptial high mass was celebrated by the Rev. Father 
Ferdinand Kittell and the ceremonies were attended by a 
large concourse of friends of the young couple. Miss Annie 
McGuire, sister of the bride, and Dr. William A. Little of 
Cresson were the bridesmaid and groomsman attending the 
bridal couple.

After the marriage ceremonies most of the day was spent at 
the respective homes of the young couple and with their 
friends, the wedding breakfast and noon lunch being served 
at the home of the bride's father near Loretto and the 
dinner served at the home of the groom's mother at Cresson.  
The noon lunch table was spread in a grove on the McGuire 
homestead farm where a large number of friends gathered 
around the festive board and contributed to the happiness 
of the occasion, after which the wedding party drove to 
Cresson for dinner and later boarded an east bound train.  
It is understood they will spend their honeymoon in 
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and other eastern cites 
and will be gone about two weeks.  Upon their return Mr. 
and Mrs. Gauntner will make their home in Cresson.

Mrs. Gauntner was for several years a teacher in the 
Cresson schools and is a daughter of George J. McGuire, a 
well known and successful farmer of Allegheny Township and 
is a sister of W. A. McGuire of Ebensburg.  Mr. Gaunter is 
one of Cresson's most successful young businessmen.

The FREEMAN joins with the many friends of the young couple 
in wishing them much happiness and prosperity.