Mrs. Pearl Miller Passes Suddenly
Respected Ord Woman Dies Thursday In Diabetic Coma; Had Been Ill only One Day
At about 9:30 pm last Thursday, May 11, Mrs. Pearl Miller passed away at her farm home north of Ord as the result of a diabetic coma. Though a diabetes sufferer for some time, she had been in fairly good health until stricken suddenly Thursday morning and her death was a shock to friends, who held Mrs. Miller in high esteem as a tender mother and a good neighbor and friend.
Born May 6, 1881 in Kossuth, Ia., Pearl Elizabeth Coonrod came to Ord with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Coonrod and grew to womanhood here, being married on April 17, 1901 to Charles A. Miller. Three children were born to them, Donald A. Miller, of Ord; Olive G. Miller, of Omaha; and Barton A. Miller, of Beatrice. The husband and father passed away here on Nov. 22, 1921. Besides her children Mrs. Miller is survived by one brother, C. S. Coonrod, of Grand Island, by two sisters, Mrs. H. E. Ricks and Mrs. Paul O'Field, of Downey, Calif., and by two granddaughters.
The deceased had for several years been a member of the Christian Science Society and this society conducted the funeral services at Sowl's chapel Sunday afternoon. Interment was in the Ord Cemetery.
The Ord Quiz - Thur, May 18 1933, Pg 1, Col 3
Respected Ord Woman Dies Thursday In Diabetic Coma; Had Been Ill only One Day
At about 9:30 pm last Thursday, May 11, Mrs. Pearl Miller passed away at her farm home north of Ord as the result of a diabetic coma. Though a diabetes sufferer for some time, she had been in fairly good health until stricken suddenly Thursday morning and her death was a shock to friends, who held Mrs. Miller in high esteem as a tender mother and a good neighbor and friend.
Born May 6, 1881 in Kossuth, Ia., Pearl Elizabeth Coonrod came to Ord with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Coonrod and grew to womanhood here, being married on April 17, 1901 to Charles A. Miller. Three children were born to them, Donald A. Miller, of Ord; Olive G. Miller, of Omaha; and Barton A. Miller, of Beatrice. The husband and father passed away here on Nov. 22, 1921. Besides her children Mrs. Miller is survived by one brother, C. S. Coonrod, of Grand Island, by two sisters, Mrs. H. E. Ricks and Mrs. Paul O'Field, of Downey, Calif., and by two granddaughters.
The deceased had for several years been a member of the Christian Science Society and this society conducted the funeral services at Sowl's chapel Sunday afternoon. Interment was in the Ord Cemetery.
The Ord Quiz - Thur, May 18 1933, Pg 1, Col 3
Mrs. Pearl Miller Passes Suddenly
Respected Ord Woman Dies Thursday In Diabetic Coma; Had Been Ill only One Day
At about 9:30 pm last Thursday, May 11, Mrs. Pearl Miller passed away at her farm home north of Ord as the result of a diabetic coma. Though a diabetes sufferer for some time, she had been in fairly good health until stricken suddenly Thursday morning and her death was a shock to friends, who held Mrs. Miller in high esteem as a tender mother and a good neighbor and friend.
Born May 6, 1881 in Kossuth, Ia., Pearl Elizabeth Coonrod came to Ord with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Coonrod and grew to womanhood here, being married on April 17, 1901 to Charles A. Miller. Three children were born to them, Donald A. Miller, of Ord; Olive G. Miller, of Omaha; and Barton A. Miller, of Beatrice. The husband and father passed away here on Nov. 22, 1921. Besides her children Mrs. Miller is survived by one brother, C. S. Coonrod, of Grand Island, by two sisters, Mrs. H. E. Ricks and Mrs. Paul O'Field, of Downey, Calif., and by two granddaughters.
The deceased had for several years been a member of the Christian Science Society and this society conducted the funeral services at Sowl's chapel Sunday afternoon. Interment was in the Ord Cemetery.
The Ord Quiz - Thur, May 18 1933, Pg 1, Col 3
Respected Ord Woman Dies Thursday In Diabetic Coma; Had Been Ill only One Day
At about 9:30 pm last Thursday, May 11, Mrs. Pearl Miller passed away at her farm home north of Ord as the result of a diabetic coma. Though a diabetes sufferer for some time, she had been in fairly good health until stricken suddenly Thursday morning and her death was a shock to friends, who held Mrs. Miller in high esteem as a tender mother and a good neighbor and friend.
Born May 6, 1881 in Kossuth, Ia., Pearl Elizabeth Coonrod came to Ord with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Coonrod and grew to womanhood here, being married on April 17, 1901 to Charles A. Miller. Three children were born to them, Donald A. Miller, of Ord; Olive G. Miller, of Omaha; and Barton A. Miller, of Beatrice. The husband and father passed away here on Nov. 22, 1921. Besides her children Mrs. Miller is survived by one brother, C. S. Coonrod, of Grand Island, by two sisters, Mrs. H. E. Ricks and Mrs. Paul O'Field, of Downey, Calif., and by two granddaughters.
The deceased had for several years been a member of the Christian Science Society and this society conducted the funeral services at Sowl's chapel Sunday afternoon. Interment was in the Ord Cemetery.
The Ord Quiz - Thur, May 18 1933, Pg 1, Col 3
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