Rev. Louis L. Miller, 94, of Greencroft Central Manor and formerly of Normal, Illinois, died at 2:15 a m. today in Fountainview Place Nursing Center in Elkhart, where he had been a patient since Dec. 29.
He was born in Wellman, Iowa, Oct 14, 1886, and married Sarah Byler on Sept. 22, 1917. She died in September 1971.
Surviving are a daughter. Miss Betty Miner of Chicago.
He was a graduate of Goshen College and the Chicago Theological Seminary.
He was a pastor for Mennonite churches in Iowa and Ohio and later for the Congregational Church in Brewer, Maine. Active in the Temperance League of Illinois he helped form their "Prisoner at Bar" program. He also authored two books, "The New Minister" and "Yesteryear Memories".
The South Bend Tribune
South Bend, Indiana
26 Feb 1981, Thu • Page 7
He was born in Wellman, Iowa, Oct 14, 1886, and married Sarah Byler on Sept. 22, 1917. She died in September 1971.
Surviving are a daughter. Miss Betty Miner of Chicago.
He was a graduate of Goshen College and the Chicago Theological Seminary.
He was a pastor for Mennonite churches in Iowa and Ohio and later for the Congregational Church in Brewer, Maine. Active in the Temperance League of Illinois he helped form their "Prisoner at Bar" program. He also authored two books, "The New Minister" and "Yesteryear Memories".
The South Bend Tribune
South Bend, Indiana
26 Feb 1981, Thu • Page 7
Rev. Louis L. Miller, 94, of Greencroft Central Manor and formerly of Normal, Illinois, died at 2:15 a m. today in Fountainview Place Nursing Center in Elkhart, where he had been a patient since Dec. 29.
He was born in Wellman, Iowa, Oct 14, 1886, and married Sarah Byler on Sept. 22, 1917. She died in September 1971.
Surviving are a daughter. Miss Betty Miner of Chicago.
He was a graduate of Goshen College and the Chicago Theological Seminary.
He was a pastor for Mennonite churches in Iowa and Ohio and later for the Congregational Church in Brewer, Maine. Active in the Temperance League of Illinois he helped form their "Prisoner at Bar" program. He also authored two books, "The New Minister" and "Yesteryear Memories".
The South Bend Tribune
South Bend, Indiana
26 Feb 1981, Thu • Page 7
He was born in Wellman, Iowa, Oct 14, 1886, and married Sarah Byler on Sept. 22, 1917. She died in September 1971.
Surviving are a daughter. Miss Betty Miner of Chicago.
He was a graduate of Goshen College and the Chicago Theological Seminary.
He was a pastor for Mennonite churches in Iowa and Ohio and later for the Congregational Church in Brewer, Maine. Active in the Temperance League of Illinois he helped form their "Prisoner at Bar" program. He also authored two books, "The New Minister" and "Yesteryear Memories".
The South Bend Tribune
South Bend, Indiana
26 Feb 1981, Thu • Page 7
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