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Miller, Henry C. (1915-1950)
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| + | Wellman, Iowa. — This community was saddened by the accidental death of Henry C. Miller, 35, who was fatally injured in a small saw mill on his farm north of here Oct. 16. He passed away at Mercy hospital, Iowa City, about four hours after the accident. |
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| + | A large number of relatives and friends paid last respects to Bro. Miller in services at the home of his parents, Christian B. Millers, on Friday. He was a member of the Old Order Amish church. |
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| + | Besides his parents and his wife the former Fanny Mae Helmuth, he leaves three daughters and a son, all at home; two sisters, Leona and Mary Miller, and a brother, Edwin, all of Kalona. |
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| + | The tragedy occurred when a belt slipped off, entangling his legs and drawing them into the saw. Several helpers came to his aid, but he suffered considerable loss of blood. |
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Latest revision as of 12:23, 18 November 2014
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1950 Oct 26 p. 1
Birth date: 1915
text of obituary:
IOWA FATHER OF FOUR FATALLY INJURED IN SAW MILL
Wellman, Iowa. — This community was saddened by the accidental death of Henry C. Miller, 35, who was fatally injured in a small saw mill on his farm north of here Oct. 16. He passed away at Mercy hospital, Iowa City, about four hours after the accident.
A large number of relatives and friends paid last respects to Bro. Miller in services at the home of his parents, Christian B. Millers, on Friday. He was a member of the Old Order Amish church.
Besides his parents and his wife the former Fanny Mae Helmuth, he leaves three daughters and a son, all at home; two sisters, Leona and Mary Miller, and a brother, Edwin, all of Kalona.
The tragedy occurred when a belt slipped off, entangling his legs and drawing them into the saw. Several helpers came to his aid, but he suffered considerable loss of blood.
