MARRIAGE: Alfred G. SNYDER to Bertha M. SWOVELAND, 1918, Blair County, PA

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SNYDER - SWOVELAND.

  At 8 o'clock last evening at the parsonage of the First Church of 
Christ, Sixth avenue and Ninth street, Rev. Walker, pastor, performed 
the nuptial rites of Alfred G. Snyder whose home address is 1011 
Eighteenth avenue and Bertha M. Swoveland, of 1915 Eighth avenue, the 
beautiful ring ceremony being used.  The bride is the accomplished 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Swoveland and for the past year was an 
operator for the Bell telephone company, for some time previous to her 
employment by the telephone company, she acted as cashier for the 
Turner Drug Co. [sic]  She is a most charming young woman and has the 
best wishes of life of a host of friends.  The bridegroom formerly was 
a machinist for the Pennsylvania railroad company, but is now in the 
service of the United States, being attached to a government transport.  
At the expiration of his furlough he expects to make his fourth voyage 
across the ocean.  The newly married couple left last night on the 
12.10 express for Philadelphia and New York.  During the term of her 
husband's service, Mrs. Snyder will reside with her parents.

Altoona Times, Tuesday Morning, November 26, 1918