EDGERTON-Leo Emil Miller, 66, of 207 E. Lawton St., died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon in his home. He had retired recently after 49 years as an employee of Nelson-Young Lumber Co., but had remained active until suffering the fatal attack. He was born June 20, 1899 In Milton, a son of Lewis and Johanna Klug Miller, and was married here Feb. 14, 1960, to Hilda Maier. Survivors are his wife, a brother, Robert Mueller, Fort Atkinson, a sister, Mrs. Adam Mutter, Lima Center, and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Donna Diehls and Marva Maier, both at home. Burial in Fassett Cemetery.
Janesville Daily Gazette, Saturday May 28, 1966
Janesville Daily Gazette, Saturday May 28, 1966
EDGERTON-Leo Emil Miller, 66, of 207 E. Lawton St., died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon in his home. He had retired recently after 49 years as an employee of Nelson-Young Lumber Co., but had remained active until suffering the fatal attack. He was born June 20, 1899 In Milton, a son of Lewis and Johanna Klug Miller, and was married here Feb. 14, 1960, to Hilda Maier. Survivors are his wife, a brother, Robert Mueller, Fort Atkinson, a sister, Mrs. Adam Mutter, Lima Center, and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Donna Diehls and Marva Maier, both at home. Burial in Fassett Cemetery.
Janesville Daily Gazette, Saturday May 28, 1966
Janesville Daily Gazette, Saturday May 28, 1966
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