The Sheridan News 20 Feb 1931
Pneumonia Fatal To Marion Miller
Succumbed After On;ly One Week's Illness
Marion Miller, for ten years a resident of Sheridan, died at his home on North Georgia street, Thursday evening of last week at 7 o'clock of double pneumonia. He had been sick for only a week.
Funeral services were conducted at the residence Saturday afternoon by Rev. L. R. Gray with burial at Crown View cemetery.
Mr. Miller was 73 years old and is survived by the widow, two sons, Guy of Sheridan and Fred of near Boxley, and two daughters, Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. Ray Forkner both residents of Adams township.
He lived on a farm north of Boxley for more than twenty-five years before retiring and moving to Sheridan, His first wife died in February 1917.
He was active in the affairs of the township and retained a deep interest in its welfare ubtil the last.
Pneumonia Fatal To Marion Miller
Succumbed After On;ly One Week's Illness
Marion Miller, for ten years a resident of Sheridan, died at his home on North Georgia street, Thursday evening of last week at 7 o'clock of double pneumonia. He had been sick for only a week.
Funeral services were conducted at the residence Saturday afternoon by Rev. L. R. Gray with burial at Crown View cemetery.
Mr. Miller was 73 years old and is survived by the widow, two sons, Guy of Sheridan and Fred of near Boxley, and two daughters, Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. Ray Forkner both residents of Adams township.
He lived on a farm north of Boxley for more than twenty-five years before retiring and moving to Sheridan, His first wife died in February 1917.
He was active in the affairs of the township and retained a deep interest in its welfare ubtil the last.
The Sheridan News 20 Feb 1931
Pneumonia Fatal To Marion Miller
Succumbed After On;ly One Week's Illness
Marion Miller, for ten years a resident of Sheridan, died at his home on North Georgia street, Thursday evening of last week at 7 o'clock of double pneumonia. He had been sick for only a week.
Funeral services were conducted at the residence Saturday afternoon by Rev. L. R. Gray with burial at Crown View cemetery.
Mr. Miller was 73 years old and is survived by the widow, two sons, Guy of Sheridan and Fred of near Boxley, and two daughters, Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. Ray Forkner both residents of Adams township.
He lived on a farm north of Boxley for more than twenty-five years before retiring and moving to Sheridan, His first wife died in February 1917.
He was active in the affairs of the township and retained a deep interest in its welfare ubtil the last.
Pneumonia Fatal To Marion Miller
Succumbed After On;ly One Week's Illness
Marion Miller, for ten years a resident of Sheridan, died at his home on North Georgia street, Thursday evening of last week at 7 o'clock of double pneumonia. He had been sick for only a week.
Funeral services were conducted at the residence Saturday afternoon by Rev. L. R. Gray with burial at Crown View cemetery.
Mr. Miller was 73 years old and is survived by the widow, two sons, Guy of Sheridan and Fred of near Boxley, and two daughters, Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. Ray Forkner both residents of Adams township.
He lived on a farm north of Boxley for more than twenty-five years before retiring and moving to Sheridan, His first wife died in February 1917.
He was active in the affairs of the township and retained a deep interest in its welfare ubtil the last.
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