NS 2/5/1931
Ray W. Miller, aged 23, until recently living at 345 Kinnaird Avenue, died of acute nephritis this morning about 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Van Buskirk, of Monroeville. He had been ill for six months and had been seriously ill for the last nine weeks.
Mr. Miller was manager of the Kroger Grocery Store at Lafayette Street and Piqua Avenue until forced to retire by illness. He came to this city four years ago from Sherwood, O. Surviving are the wife, formerly Miss Helen Van Buskirk, of Monroeville; the parents, a sister and three brothers.
Ray W. Miller, aged 23, until recently living at 345 Kinnaird Avenue, died of acute nephritis this morning about 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Van Buskirk, of Monroeville. He had been ill for six months and had been seriously ill for the last nine weeks.
Mr. Miller was manager of the Kroger Grocery Store at Lafayette Street and Piqua Avenue until forced to retire by illness. He came to this city four years ago from Sherwood, O. Surviving are the wife, formerly Miss Helen Van Buskirk, of Monroeville; the parents, a sister and three brothers.
NS 2/5/1931
Ray W. Miller, aged 23, until recently living at 345 Kinnaird Avenue, died of acute nephritis this morning about 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Van Buskirk, of Monroeville. He had been ill for six months and had been seriously ill for the last nine weeks.
Mr. Miller was manager of the Kroger Grocery Store at Lafayette Street and Piqua Avenue until forced to retire by illness. He came to this city four years ago from Sherwood, O. Surviving are the wife, formerly Miss Helen Van Buskirk, of Monroeville; the parents, a sister and three brothers.
Ray W. Miller, aged 23, until recently living at 345 Kinnaird Avenue, died of acute nephritis this morning about 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Van Buskirk, of Monroeville. He had been ill for six months and had been seriously ill for the last nine weeks.
Mr. Miller was manager of the Kroger Grocery Store at Lafayette Street and Piqua Avenue until forced to retire by illness. He came to this city four years ago from Sherwood, O. Surviving are the wife, formerly Miss Helen Van Buskirk, of Monroeville; the parents, a sister and three brothers.
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