Worked as a tax agent for the Burlington railroad.
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Mills - Reisinger
Mr. and Mrs. John Reisinger of Earlville Illinois announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mabelle, to George Wood Mills of Chicago, August 11, 1911, at Crown Point Indiana.
Mr. Mills is a passenger brakeman on the C., B., and Q. railroad, and is honored and respected by all who know him. The bride was formerly of Millerstown, this county, and went with her parents about thirteen years ago, to reside in Earlville. She is a very charming and popular young lady.
All their friends unite in wishing them much happiness.
- The News, Newport, Pennsylvania; Thursday, 12 October, 1911; page 5.
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Mills - Reisinger
Mr. and Mrs. John Reisinger of Earlville Illinois announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mabelle, to George Wood Mills of Chicago, August 11, 1911, at Crown Point Indiana.
Mr. Mills is a passenger brakeman on the C., B., and Q. railroad, and is honored and respected by all who know him. The bride was formerly of Millerstown, this county, and went with her parents about thirteen years ago, to reside in Earlville. She is a very charming and popular young lady.
All their friends unite in wishing them much happiness.
- The News, Newport, Pennsylvania; Thursday, 12 October, 1911; page 5.
Worked as a tax agent for the Burlington railroad.
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Mills - Reisinger
Mr. and Mrs. John Reisinger of Earlville Illinois announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mabelle, to George Wood Mills of Chicago, August 11, 1911, at Crown Point Indiana.
Mr. Mills is a passenger brakeman on the C., B., and Q. railroad, and is honored and respected by all who know him. The bride was formerly of Millerstown, this county, and went with her parents about thirteen years ago, to reside in Earlville. She is a very charming and popular young lady.
All their friends unite in wishing them much happiness.
- The News, Newport, Pennsylvania; Thursday, 12 October, 1911; page 5.
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Mills - Reisinger
Mr. and Mrs. John Reisinger of Earlville Illinois announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mabelle, to George Wood Mills of Chicago, August 11, 1911, at Crown Point Indiana.
Mr. Mills is a passenger brakeman on the C., B., and Q. railroad, and is honored and respected by all who know him. The bride was formerly of Millerstown, this county, and went with her parents about thirteen years ago, to reside in Earlville. She is a very charming and popular young lady.
All their friends unite in wishing them much happiness.
- The News, Newport, Pennsylvania; Thursday, 12 October, 1911; page 5.
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