OBIT: Wilfred C. "Ted" MILLER, 1987, Berlin, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MILLER
  
  Wilfred C. "Ted" Miller, 80, of 620 South St., Berlin, died Aug. 31,
  1987, at home.  Born Dec. 13, 1906, in Berlin, son of the late Roy E.
  and Annie (Wetmiller) Miller.  Survived by wife, the former Louise
  Sanner; daughter, Mrs. Clyde (Nancy) Miller, Berlin; grandsons, Scott
  Miller, married to the former Linda Ohler of Berlin; three
  great-grandchildren, Matthew, Marci and Julie.  Attended
  Eastman-Gaines School of Business in New York state and returned to
  Berlin to work in the Philson National Bank, retiring as president
  after 50 years of service.  Navy veteran of World War II, life-long
  member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, where he served in various
  church offices.  Member and past commander of Harry Fisher Post 445
  American Legion, Berlin; and Forty and Eight.  Charter member and
  past president of Berlin Lions Club; past president Somerset County
  Bankers Association and member of 50-year Club of Pennsylvania
  Bankers.  Charter member and director emeritus of Somerset County
  Development Council, past president of Somerset County Sons of the
  American Revolution, past treasurer of the Salvation Army and the
  March of Dimes, treasurer of Berlin Borough Municipal Authority and
  Berlin School Authority.  A member of Berlin Lodge 461, I.O.O.F.;
  Berlin Volunteer Fire Department; Berlin Historical Society and was a
  former Scoutmaster of Berlin.  Friends will be received 2-4 and 7-9
  p.m. Tuesday at the Johnson-Kuhlman Funeral Home, where service will
  be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, the Rev. Melvin A. Kirk Jr., assisted by
  Rev. Ralph G. Landis.  Interment, Berlin I.O.O.F. Cemetery.  In lieu
  of flowers, contributions in his memory to Holy Trinity Lutheran
  Church Memorial Fund or Parament Fund would be appreciated.
  
  Daily American, September 1, 1987
  
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