XSVHft luuvCiric, Church Leader Succumbs at Age 65rredertctoburg. and *11 of Chickasaw county and much of Jowu, reluoUntiy received the sad news tfak weak of the death of A. H. Mflae, long a leader inload atfrtro at FMdefkfcabwiland one of the moat widity-fcnown huennewnrn in oortxait Iowa. He an 65., Mr. Milne died Monday eve-mog at has home, at which he had been convalescing ait^ his ^return from the Mayo Clink at Rochester, Man., where he underwent major surgery about 13weeks ago.funeral services, widely-attended, were fceid at 2 p m Thursday from the Methodist church As a mark of tespcct and esteem, the entire business district closed from 1 to 3 p m The Rev Percy Bruns officiated 9i the services, and burial was ir R sehili cemetery Starley Ellison sang accompany-d by Wrtma Steege Mrs Ernest WagstaCf was organist Mir.es Claude Wcap and Erroli Tinch were the flow*n commit-UcCo'k t be i~crs hc*c Werner P Jh ilrx' £Io*arl WhimbiC | B't L'm ki L'omI K'o‘7 Cl »in 1 Klotr n I I ito's, O I1 I Ton* in Lis'*'* beiu- were I Jo1*!! C hu b* Dinti - Pul OU liO\«.tl i’o* Cclt;»r«cSh'.v.jpjnd Pi* ton S «* Id Tim c out ide Frr'tlcn*kil.*ii £ *• knew Mr Miln«, i *hjp , *1*tn. * Milne” of the Milne mdi Cb t tirni which suppb *1 ,» n i-f in*lt;ion of lh« wellid i iflt; i |np* in*t piimi n Hi nirl of Uk ••lil* AI **• omt 1*1*1 Me w it* h* vslmalcfl *T■ I* | * *u of Hi w «!■ i ii uoilh-■ I . . i i . . i .. i. .. ..