MARRIAGE: G. Roy HEPNER to Myrtle MIERLEY, 1919, Blair County, PA

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HEPNER - MIERLEY.
BRUCKMAN - LAMCA.

  A pretty double wedding was solemnized last evening at 6.30 o'clock 
at the parsonage of the Simpson Methodist church, Sixth avenue and 
Twenty-third street, the pastor, Rev. J. Emory Weeks, uniting in 
marriage Mr. G. Roy Hepner and Miss Myrtle Mierley, and Mr. John Ellis 
Bruckman and Miss Edna Dillon Lamca.  Mr. Hepner and Miss Mierley were 
first united in marriage, having as their bridesmaid and best man the 
principals in the second wedding.  Mr. and Mrs. Hepner then acted as 
attendants.  Immediately after the ceremony the couples were tendered 
wedding dinners, Mr. and Mrs. Hepner being welcomed at the Mierley 
home, 1208 Twenty-first avenue, while Mr. and Mrs. Bruckman were 
tendered a dinner at the Lamca home, 1017 Twenty-second avenue.  The 
newlyweds left late last evening on a wedding trip.  The quartet of 
young people are well known and highly popular in the city, having a 
wide host of friends.  Miss Mierley resided at 1208 Twenty-first avenue 
and until recently was employed as a clerk in the Victrola department 
in the Rothert store.  Her husband is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George D. 
Hepner of 2303 Sixth avenue and he learned the barber trade with his 
father, being employed for the last few years at the Figard shop on 
Twelfth street.  Miss Lamca resides at 1017 Twenty-second avenue and 
was formerly employed as a clerk.  Mr. Bruckman is a clerk for the 
Pennsy and resided at 823 Second avenue.  Both couples will take up 
residence in the city.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Thursday, May 22, 1919