KENTUCKY IRISH AMERICAN, NOV. 25, 1899
MORNING WEDDING.
MISS ANNA SHELLEY AND ARTHUR MUSSELMAN THE CONTRACTING PARTIES
Miss Anna Shelley and Arthur L. Musselman were united in marriage Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Logan performing the ceremony and celebrating the nuptial mass. There was a large gathering of friends and relatives of the happy pair at the church to witness the ceremony and a special musical programme was rendered by the choir, of which Miss Shelley has for several years been a member. The bride, who was handsomely gowned, is the accomplished sister of Assistant Tax Receiver Tom Shelley and the late James J. Shelley, and has reigned as a favorite since her debut in society circles. Mr. Musselman is a son of the late David Musselman and holds a responsible position with the Mengel Box Company. Upon the conclusion of the services at the church, the bridal party were the guests of honor at an elegant wedding breakfast after which they left for Washington and New York City to spend their honeymoon. Upon their return they will make their home at 421 West Oak Street. With their hosts of friends we wish them a happy and successful journey through life.
COURIER-JOURNAL, NOV. 17, 1954
MRS. ANNA MUSSELMAN
Mrs. Anna Musselman, 80, native of Louisville, died at 9:15am yesterday in St. Joseph Infirmary. She lived at 2110 Lakeside Drive. Mrs. Musselman sang in the choir at St. Louis Bertrand Church for many years. Survivors are five sons, Arthur Musselman, Chicago; Dave, Austin, Robert, and Jack Musselman; two daughters, Miss Virginia Musselman and Miss Jane Musselman; and a brother, John P. Shelley. The funeral will be at 8:30am tomorrow at Bosse’s Chapel, 1355 Ellison, and at 9am at St. James Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
MORNING WEDDING.
MISS ANNA SHELLEY AND ARTHUR MUSSELMAN THE CONTRACTING PARTIES
Miss Anna Shelley and Arthur L. Musselman were united in marriage Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Logan performing the ceremony and celebrating the nuptial mass. There was a large gathering of friends and relatives of the happy pair at the church to witness the ceremony and a special musical programme was rendered by the choir, of which Miss Shelley has for several years been a member. The bride, who was handsomely gowned, is the accomplished sister of Assistant Tax Receiver Tom Shelley and the late James J. Shelley, and has reigned as a favorite since her debut in society circles. Mr. Musselman is a son of the late David Musselman and holds a responsible position with the Mengel Box Company. Upon the conclusion of the services at the church, the bridal party were the guests of honor at an elegant wedding breakfast after which they left for Washington and New York City to spend their honeymoon. Upon their return they will make their home at 421 West Oak Street. With their hosts of friends we wish them a happy and successful journey through life.
COURIER-JOURNAL, NOV. 17, 1954
MRS. ANNA MUSSELMAN
Mrs. Anna Musselman, 80, native of Louisville, died at 9:15am yesterday in St. Joseph Infirmary. She lived at 2110 Lakeside Drive. Mrs. Musselman sang in the choir at St. Louis Bertrand Church for many years. Survivors are five sons, Arthur Musselman, Chicago; Dave, Austin, Robert, and Jack Musselman; two daughters, Miss Virginia Musselman and Miss Jane Musselman; and a brother, John P. Shelley. The funeral will be at 8:30am tomorrow at Bosse’s Chapel, 1355 Ellison, and at 9am at St. James Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
KENTUCKY IRISH AMERICAN, NOV. 25, 1899
MORNING WEDDING.
MISS ANNA SHELLEY AND ARTHUR MUSSELMAN THE CONTRACTING PARTIES
Miss Anna Shelley and Arthur L. Musselman were united in marriage Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Logan performing the ceremony and celebrating the nuptial mass. There was a large gathering of friends and relatives of the happy pair at the church to witness the ceremony and a special musical programme was rendered by the choir, of which Miss Shelley has for several years been a member. The bride, who was handsomely gowned, is the accomplished sister of Assistant Tax Receiver Tom Shelley and the late James J. Shelley, and has reigned as a favorite since her debut in society circles. Mr. Musselman is a son of the late David Musselman and holds a responsible position with the Mengel Box Company. Upon the conclusion of the services at the church, the bridal party were the guests of honor at an elegant wedding breakfast after which they left for Washington and New York City to spend their honeymoon. Upon their return they will make their home at 421 West Oak Street. With their hosts of friends we wish them a happy and successful journey through life.
COURIER-JOURNAL, NOV. 17, 1954
MRS. ANNA MUSSELMAN
Mrs. Anna Musselman, 80, native of Louisville, died at 9:15am yesterday in St. Joseph Infirmary. She lived at 2110 Lakeside Drive. Mrs. Musselman sang in the choir at St. Louis Bertrand Church for many years. Survivors are five sons, Arthur Musselman, Chicago; Dave, Austin, Robert, and Jack Musselman; two daughters, Miss Virginia Musselman and Miss Jane Musselman; and a brother, John P. Shelley. The funeral will be at 8:30am tomorrow at Bosse’s Chapel, 1355 Ellison, and at 9am at St. James Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
MORNING WEDDING.
MISS ANNA SHELLEY AND ARTHUR MUSSELMAN THE CONTRACTING PARTIES
Miss Anna Shelley and Arthur L. Musselman were united in marriage Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Logan performing the ceremony and celebrating the nuptial mass. There was a large gathering of friends and relatives of the happy pair at the church to witness the ceremony and a special musical programme was rendered by the choir, of which Miss Shelley has for several years been a member. The bride, who was handsomely gowned, is the accomplished sister of Assistant Tax Receiver Tom Shelley and the late James J. Shelley, and has reigned as a favorite since her debut in society circles. Mr. Musselman is a son of the late David Musselman and holds a responsible position with the Mengel Box Company. Upon the conclusion of the services at the church, the bridal party were the guests of honor at an elegant wedding breakfast after which they left for Washington and New York City to spend their honeymoon. Upon their return they will make their home at 421 West Oak Street. With their hosts of friends we wish them a happy and successful journey through life.
COURIER-JOURNAL, NOV. 17, 1954
MRS. ANNA MUSSELMAN
Mrs. Anna Musselman, 80, native of Louisville, died at 9:15am yesterday in St. Joseph Infirmary. She lived at 2110 Lakeside Drive. Mrs. Musselman sang in the choir at St. Louis Bertrand Church for many years. Survivors are five sons, Arthur Musselman, Chicago; Dave, Austin, Robert, and Jack Musselman; two daughters, Miss Virginia Musselman and Miss Jane Musselman; and a brother, John P. Shelley. The funeral will be at 8:30am tomorrow at Bosse’s Chapel, 1355 Ellison, and at 9am at St. James Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
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