MARRIAGE: John G. HUBER to Rose WISSINGER, 1919, Blair County, PA

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FORMER SHERIDAN TROOPER MARRIED

  Returning from France several weeks ago with an honorable discharge 
after serving in the 103rd trench mortar battery, 30th division, John 
G. Huber of 1424 Second avenue, was united in marriage on Tuesday, 
April 22, in Pittsburgh to Miss Rose Wissinger of 1600 Third avenue, 
this city.
  The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Dilling of McKeesport, the 
latter being a sister of the bride.  After the ceremony they were 
tendered a reception at the Dilling home.  They will make their home at 
1600 Third avenue upon their return from a wedding trip to the west.
  Mrs. Huber is a daughter of Grace Wissinger and is a popular and 
charming girl.  Mr. Huber is a son of Mrs. A. Huber of 1424 Second 
avenue and served Uncle Sam for two years.  He enlisted with the old 
Tyrone Sheridan troop and went into the 103rd trench mortar battery 
when the unit was transferred to Camp Hancock.  He was in the Sheridan 
troop for five years.  He is a machinist for the Pennsy.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Wednesday, April 30, 1919