MARRIAGE: Ira Alvin HOUCK to Anna Mary FRY, 1918, Warriorsmark, Huntingdon County, PA

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HOUCK - FRY.

  Miss Anna Mary Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fry, of 
Warriorsmark, and Mr. Ira Alvin Houck, also of that place, were married at 
Hempstead, Long Island, N.Y., last week.  The ceremony was performed by the 
Rev. S. O. Curtis, of the Methodist Episcopal church, the ring ceremony being 
used.  The bride was attended by Miss Mary Fry, of Pittsburg.  The wedding 
was held at Hempstead because the groom, who is stationed at Camp Mills, 
could not secure leave of absence to come home before sailing.  The 
bridegroom is a member of Battery D, One Hundred and Ninth field artillery, 
and until recently was stationed at Camp Hancock, Ga.  A brother of the 
bride, Corporal Jesse Elias Fry, of Company F, One Hundred and Third 
engineers, is leaving for overseas duty at the same time.  Another brother, 
Carl L. Fry, of the headquarters troop, Keystone division, is already in 
France.

Altoona Tribune, Monday morning, May 20, 1918, page 14