OBIT: William L. MILLER, 1914, Blair County, PA

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William L. Miller

William L. Miller died very suddenly Wednesday evening at the farm
home in Snyder Township of heart trouble.  He was aged about 54 years.
He leaves the following brothers and sister to mourn his death:  Miss
Isabella, Henry K., Thomas H. of Bald Eagle and Alexander of Sinking
Valley.  The funeral will be held on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Bald Eagle cemetery.

Tyrone Herald, Tyrone, Pa., Thursday, July 14, 1914

William Luther Miller

The sad change that can come to a home, and into the lives of a home
circle is seen in the passing away of William Luther Miller, who
suddenly died of heart failure, at the family home, in Bald Eagle
valley, July 8 at 6 o'clock in the evening.
The deceased was the son of Alexander and Elizabeth Miller, deceased.
His early life was spent near Tyrone.  In 1884 he came to Bald Eagle
valley, where he has since resided.  He possessed an exceedingly
sociable disposition, and it can be truthfully said of him that he was
the friend of every creature.  Nothing but kindness and good will
found a place in his heart.  Always helpful, always thinking of
others, always unselfish, he lived a life which may well be taken as
an example of brotherly kindness.  The many homes in which he was a
frequent visitor will miss his genial smile and tender sympathy.

But it is in his own home where he so faithfully ministered to an
invalid brother and to other members of the household that he shall be
most sadly missed.

Surviving the deceased are the following brothers and sister:
Alexander Miller, of Sinking Valley; Henry K. Miller, Thos. H. and
Miss Bella, at the family home.

Funeral services, at the home, were held at two o'clock Friday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. W. Cook, of the M. E. church of the Port
Matilda charge.

Tyrone Herald, Tyrone, Pa., Thursday, July 14, 1914, page 6