MARRIAGE: John B. BLACK to Lila A. KISSINGER, 1916, Blair County, PA

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Black - Kessinger.

Tyrone Passenger Brakeman Now a Benedict. 

  On Friday afternoon at three o'clock John Blair Black, one of the 
most popular passenger brakemen on the Tyrone division of the 
Pennsylvania railroad, dropped from the ranks of bachelorhood and 
immediately became a benedict. Hiss happy young bride was Miss Lila 
Anna Kissinger, of Lock Haven.
  As soon as the happy young couple had secured the necessary documents 
at the court of justice they proceeded to the Lutheran parsonage at 314 
Union street, Hollidaysburg, where Rev. Julius F. Seebach, pastor of 
the First Lutheran church of the county capital, performed the 
beautiful ring ceremony.
  Both young people have a large circle of friends both in Tyrone and 
Lock Haven, who join with the Herald in wishing the bride and groom a 
life full of happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Black will reside in Tyrone.

The Tyrone Herald, Thursday, October 19, 1916