We believe this is the church Gustav and Lena were married in. This is the book we found this info in: August Weslager and his family of Pittsburgh, Penna.

The First Annual Edition of, Directory of Homestead, Munhall, Six Mile Ferry and Adjacent parts of Mifflin Township, Allegheny Co., PA was, Published by M.P. & J.R. Schooley at The Local News Office in, 1890 www.evendon.net/PGHLookups/DirM.htm Gustave lived at: Rose Alley near Mifflin Street ~ 1892 ~ He was a steelworker Corner Rose Alley & Mifflin Street ~ 1896 ~ Laborer ~ His name is listed as Gust 210 Eighteenth Ave ~ 1898 ~ Laborer ~ Listed as Gus 210 E Eighteenth Ave ~ 1900 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as August Vondera Plan ~ 1902 ~ Steelworker Vondera, Munhall Terrace ~ 1906 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as Gustave Franklin, Mifflin Twp ~ 1908 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as Gustav Franklin, Mifflin Twp ~ 1910 ~ Mill worker ~ Listed as Gustave Vondera, Vondera Plan ~ 1912 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as Gustave Vondera, Mifflin Twp ~ 1914 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as Gustav Vondera, Vondera Plan ~ 1916 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as Gustave Vondera, Vondera Plan ~ 1918 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as Gustav (P)ondera near Main, Vondera Plan ~ 1921 ~ Steelworker ~ Listed as Gustav Vondera near Main, VP ~ 1925 ~ Melter formn ~ (Lela) ~ Listed as Gustave Duquesne Rd near Charles, VP ~ 1927 ~ Mill worker ~ (Lena) ~ Listed as Gustav 2323 Duquesne Rd, VPM Twp ~ 1929 ~ (Lena) ~ Listed as Gustav 2323 Duquesne Rd, Munhall ~ 1931 ~ (Lena) ~ Listed as Gustav 2345 Vondera, Munhall ~ 1937 ~ Listed as Gustave 2345 Vondera, Munhall ~ 1939 ~ Listed as Gustave 2345 Vondera, Munhall ~ 1941 ~ Listed as Gustave

In his will Gustave, directs that his estate shall be divided into five (5) equal part and distributed to his five sons, Carl A., George L., Walter, John W., and Joseph D. Martin, his third of six sons, is not named or mentioned. Also, When Gustav signed his will he did so with an "x". It really looks like a "t or cross". I don't know if he didn't know how to write his name or if he was too ill at the time, 1938. In the 1900 census, the census taker recorded that everyone in the family could read write and speak English including George Luther.