Dekalb County IN Archives Obituaries.....Miller, Manoah Wesley February 17, 1925
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Garrett Clipper (Garrett, Indiana) 19 Feb 1925.
Auburn Man Stricken Driving an Automobile
Manoah Miller Dies at Garrett Hospital Following a Stroke of Apoplexy

Manoah Miller of East Seventh street, Auburn, died Tuesday night in the Sacred
Heart hospital in Garrett, without regaining consciousness from the sudden
stroke of apoplexy which he suffered Tuesday about noon. Mr. Miller was stricken
while driving his automobile after he had crossed the township line from
Newville into Stafford township on the way to Butler.

With Mr. Miller at the time was a state tax collector, Mr. Miller having been
engaged to drive on his trips about the county. Mr. Miller suddenly stopped
talking to the official who observed him slipping down in his seat as the car
swerved toward the ditch at the side of the road. The stricken man was taken to
Butler and from there to Garrett to the hospital where death claimed him ten
hours later, at 10:45 p.m.

Mr. Miller was a well known retired farmer who has resided in Auburn for more
than nine years. He was born at Ada, Ohio, April 9, 1858, and his age at the
time of his death was 66 years, 10 months and 8 days. After his marriage, July
26, 1884, to Cynthia Loutzenhiser of Ada, Mr. Miller, a republican in politics
was elected to the office of township trustee and also filled the office of
assessor.

Three children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Miller, all of whom survive, Frank
Miller of Fort Wayne, Joe Miller residing on his father's farm east of Auburn,
and Deane Miller, the daughter who lives at home. Mr. Miller and his family
moved to DeKalb county 17 years ago. Nine years ago the deceased gave up active
work of farming and came to Auburn to make his home. Besides the widow and three
children, Mr. Miller is survived by a sister, Mrs. Jane Charles of Massillon,
Ohio and by eight grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the late home, Rev. Joseph
Ferguson in charge.

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