Vol. lif). No. li)5Claude Miller Dies SuddenlyPrumincni Farmer Easl tt Mi. PlcasanLINew LonrtoD—Clftucic Miller, pronil- i ncul farmer IIvIiib lour miles west of ( New London, died suddenly of a ‘liearL attack Monday aficmoon ul 1:30 while helping excavate the hasemenf, nr the new aumnor Shores resklcncc.Ije had Just finished dinner and rc-liirncU to work with his toam and sci-dpcr v.hQti JiD was' slrlckcn. and icIJ dead.He wis horn January IS, 1869 in Henry county and was the son of ClmWfi.s r. and Mary lt;SUker) Miller. Hu wfl.s ntarrlcd to Lumm Becker on Jan. 20.1000 and spent his entire lire in ttrniy OoiiiUy. He was a niernher of the I. o. O. F, lodge and of iltc Mcthodigt cl turd I In New UndOn. Mr. Miller waj; cspedaJly Interested in all the affairs of (he communll^v and ^en-cd as director of his school district Ds well a.s being active imllUcnlly.Surviving .'ire his wife nnd four children, Kdwtn E. Miller. Mrs. Harold Conmuislilon, boll) of Pcnrla. ill.; Mrs. Jack TL Bennagc of Dnnvlllo; Donald Mlllrr of Mt. PleiisiinC. He also lenvos a sister, Mrs. Roy t»n.vnc of Mt. PleasniU. nnd Uvo bmtlicrs. James A. Miller of ML. Plen.«yint and Emery Miller oJ Rim (on. Wyo., nnd four givind-chlldrcn.funeral ssi-vice lt;viii i,n lidd 'fliurs-Uoy at 10 II, m. fi-om tbr nou’ London Motfiudisl church wiin ii,|. Hcv, Paul Qlis. pnstor of the Kluircli. ofllciuLiiiB Burial will be In PiMv.nt Hill eomc-lery. The body will rcin.aln ut the Mcllniiaid fuiicnil home iitilil time for the service.