MARRIAGE: William M. BRINER to Frances M. HINEY, 1918, Blair County, PA

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BRINER - HINEY.

  Miss Frances M. Hiney, daughter of C. W. Hiney, sr., 615 Fourteenth 
street, and Corporal William McKelvey Briner, whose local address is 
604 Fourteenth street, were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 4 
o'clock at the parsonage of the Eighth avenue Methodist Episcopal 
church by the Rev. Boggs.  The attendants were Miss Helen C. 
Fenstermacher of Altoona and Corporal Robert W. Carrier, formerly of 
Ludington, Mich., but now in the aviation service at Washington, D.C.
  The bride is one of Altoona's popular young ladies and was an 
operator for the Bell Telephone company.  Corporal Briner is a son of 
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Briner, and previous to his enlistment almost a year 
ago, was employed by the Pennsylvania railroad company in the signal 
department at the Twelfth street offices, and is now in the Aviation 
corps at Anacostia, D.C.  He was granted a furlough until Sunday when 
he returns to Washington, recently having been honored as one of seven 
men selected out of the entire corps for special service.  During her 
husband's term of service the bride will make her home with her parents 
and parents-in-law.

Altoona Times, Altoona, Pa., Saturday Morning, November 30, 1918