OBIT: Harvey A. MILLER, 2001, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  MILLER
  
  Harvey A. Miller, 91, of 166 Rose Rd., Schellsburg died March 15,
  2001 at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, Johnstown.  Born in
  Greenville Township, Somerset County on Oct. 23, 1909, he was the son
  of the late Harvey and Belinda (Baer) Miller.  He was preceded in
  death by an infant son; a daughter Sylva Jean Summers, three
  brothers, George, Carl and Elbert; five sisters, Maggie Williams,
  Alma Dietle, Edith Schultz, Mildred Dietle, and Agnes Schrock and two
  infant siblings.  He was the husband of Mabel M. (Drees) Miller whom
  he married March 1, 1936.  In addition to his wife, he is survived by
  children: Betty Lou, wife of William Albright, Meyersdale; Thelma,
  wife of William Triplett, Schellsburg; Harold "Hap," husband of Donna
  (Amick) Miller, Fishertown; Lois, wife of Daniel Boyer, Schellsburg,
  and Paul, husband of Erma (Campbell) Miller, Brockway.  Brother of
  Gladys Pope, Wellersburg, and Emma Meese, Salisbury.  He is also
  survived by 18 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.  He was a
  member of Trinity Lutheran Church of Bedford.  He was a member of the
  Schellsburg Lions Club and a charter member of the Shawnee Valley
  Volunteer Fire Co.  He was the former owner of Miller's Shawnee Motel
  in Schellsburg and a past Greenville Township supervisor.  Former
  poultry farmer, sawmiller and he was a coal miner for Union Mining
  Co. in Mt. Savage.  Visitation from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at
  Mickle-Geisel Funeral Home.  Visitation also from 10 until 11 a.m.
  Monday, the time of funeral service at Greenville Lutheran Church,
  with Rev. David Fetter and Rev. Raymond Short officiating.  Interment
  Greenville Union Cemetery, Meyersdale.
  
  Daily American, March 17, 2001
  
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