MARRIAGE: Clair L. CALHOUN to Anna Neff MARTIN, 1922, Martinsburg, Blair Co., PA

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CALHOUN - MARTIN

The home of Mrs. Gertrude Martin, on East Allegheny street, was the scene of a 
happy event on Tuesday, when her daughter, Miss Anna Neff Martin, was united in 
marriage with Mr. Clair L. Calhoun, of Altoona.  The ceremony was performed at 
12 o'clock noon by Rev. Francis Garden, pastor of the Presbyterian church.  "I 
Love You Truly," was sung by Miss Elizabeth S. Page, accompanied by Miss Sara 
Bridenbaugh.  The bridal march from Lohengrin was played by the bride's youngest 
sister, Miss Helen Martin.  Mrs. Herbert S. Bolger, sister of the bride, was 
matron of honor, while Mr. Herbert Bolger, pal of the groom, was best man.  
After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at Bridy's Inn, the dining room 
being tastefully decorated in pink and white for the occasion.

The bride was one of our most successful teachers in the Borough school, and has 
a wide circle of friends here and other places where she has taught.  The groom, 
who is a son of Norman Calhoun, of Milroy, is a veteran of the World war, a 
noted base ball player, and is employed by the P. R. R. Co., as a machinist.  
After a trip on the Great Lakes, Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun will be at home to their 
friends on East Allegheny street.

The following were guests at the wedding:  Mrs. Gertrude Martin, Mr. and Mrs. G. 
W. Dent and children, Marjorie and George, Jr., of Altoona; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 
S. Bolger and daughter Lenore, of Lakemont Terrace; Miss Helen Martin, Frederick 
and Joseph Martin; Norman Calhoun, father of the groom, and son, Earl Calhoun, 
of Milroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Calhoun, of Altoona; Misses Sara and May 
Bridenbaugh, Mrs. Charles P. Ashcom, Miss Elizabeth Kirsch of Altoona, Miss Mary 
Grafius, Miss Elizabeth Page, Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Bolger.

Martinsburg Herald, June 30, 1922