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 1st article: Dated Feb. 15, 1923
          Died in Her Chair.

   Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Myers was
found dead at the home of her half
brother, Will Myers on Birdseye St.
this morning about 6 o'clock.  She
had gotten up about four o'clock and
was found sitting up in her chair.
Death was due to heart failure.  No
funeral arrangements have been 
made.




   2nd Article: dated Feb. 22, 1923
      Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Miller.

   The funeral of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Miller, whose sudden death was
briefly mentioned last week, was held
Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at the home
of her brother, W. H. Myers on Bird-
seye street, where her demise ov-
curred.  Rev. T. L. McConnell con-
ducted the service and the interment
took place in McPherson cemetery.
   Mrs. Miller passed away early
Thursday morning while sitting her
chair.  She had arisen as usual,
lighted a coal oil stove in her room,
wrapped a blanket about her, then
a wrap over her shoulders and in that
peaceful attitude passed away, being
found soon after by Mr. Myers when
he came home from night work.
   Deceased, whose madien name was
Myers, was born Sept. 3, 1848, at
Marshallville, Pa., and was married
to George Miller, whose death 
occurred several years ago, in Illi-
nois.  Thre children were born to
them, Charles Miller of Kalamazoo,
Mich., Forest Miller of Chicago, and
Mrs. A. G. Gillespie of Chicago.
There are also the grand children.
   Mrs. Miller had been a resident of
Clyde for about seven years, and had
kept house for her brother since the
death of his wife two years ago.
   Attending the funeral from a dis-
tance were her sons Charles and For-
est, a sister, Miss Annie Myers, and
Mrs. Mary McLanigan of Harrisburg,
Pa.

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