Albert Miller, 65, a well known Ithacan, died at 1:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon at his home. 107 West Seneca street, of locomotor ataxia. He had been an invalid for nine years.
Popularly known as "Bert" Miller, he had been employed in L. C. Bement's Toggery Shop on East State street as a salesman for 15 years and for five years with Henry Angell. He was well known not only to numerous Ithacans, but to hundreds of Cornell alumni as well. "Bert" was noted for his genial disposition which was uneffected by his long period of ill health.
He leaves his wife; one sister, Mrs. John R. Crawford; two brothers, D. Miller of this city, and Ransford S Miller, U.S. consul at Seoul, Korea. He was a member of Hobasco Lodge, F. and A. M.; St. Augustine Commandery of the Knights' Templar, Tornado Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, and of the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Published in The Ithaca Journal, Mon., Feb. 26, 1923
Popularly known as "Bert" Miller, he had been employed in L. C. Bement's Toggery Shop on East State street as a salesman for 15 years and for five years with Henry Angell. He was well known not only to numerous Ithacans, but to hundreds of Cornell alumni as well. "Bert" was noted for his genial disposition which was uneffected by his long period of ill health.
He leaves his wife; one sister, Mrs. John R. Crawford; two brothers, D. Miller of this city, and Ransford S Miller, U.S. consul at Seoul, Korea. He was a member of Hobasco Lodge, F. and A. M.; St. Augustine Commandery of the Knights' Templar, Tornado Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, and of the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Published in The Ithaca Journal, Mon., Feb. 26, 1923
Albert Miller, 65, a well known Ithacan, died at 1:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon at his home. 107 West Seneca street, of locomotor ataxia. He had been an invalid for nine years.
Popularly known as "Bert" Miller, he had been employed in L. C. Bement's Toggery Shop on East State street as a salesman for 15 years and for five years with Henry Angell. He was well known not only to numerous Ithacans, but to hundreds of Cornell alumni as well. "Bert" was noted for his genial disposition which was uneffected by his long period of ill health.
He leaves his wife; one sister, Mrs. John R. Crawford; two brothers, D. Miller of this city, and Ransford S Miller, U.S. consul at Seoul, Korea. He was a member of Hobasco Lodge, F. and A. M.; St. Augustine Commandery of the Knights' Templar, Tornado Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, and of the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Published in The Ithaca Journal, Mon., Feb. 26, 1923
Popularly known as "Bert" Miller, he had been employed in L. C. Bement's Toggery Shop on East State street as a salesman for 15 years and for five years with Henry Angell. He was well known not only to numerous Ithacans, but to hundreds of Cornell alumni as well. "Bert" was noted for his genial disposition which was uneffected by his long period of ill health.
He leaves his wife; one sister, Mrs. John R. Crawford; two brothers, D. Miller of this city, and Ransford S Miller, U.S. consul at Seoul, Korea. He was a member of Hobasco Lodge, F. and A. M.; St. Augustine Commandery of the Knights' Templar, Tornado Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, and of the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Published in The Ithaca Journal, Mon., Feb. 26, 1923
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