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Show Mrs. Mabel Miller Dies In Salt Lake Mrs. Mabel Wadley Miller, 59, of American Fork, died Sunday in a Salt Lake hospital after a long Illness. She was born in this city 59 years ago, to Harry and Clara Richards Wadley. She spent her childhood and young womanhood here, receiving re-ceiving her education in the local schools. On November 27, 1902, she married mar-ried Theodore Miller and moved to American Fork where she has since resided. Mrs. Miller was an active member of the LDS church, having served for many years as a Relief society teacher and as a member of the genealogical society of the American Fork first ward. She was also a member of the Adams camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Her husband died many years ago, leaving her with the care of six children. Left to mourn her loss are five sons and one daughter, LeGrande Miller of Milwaukee, Wis., Ray Miller Mil-ler of Salt Lake City, Howard and Richard Miller of American Fork, Elmo Miller of Pleasant Grove, and Mrs. Frank Leavitt of Salt Lake City; her foster mother, Mrs. Mary Wadley of Pleasant Grove and the following brothers and sisters: Leonard Wadley, American Fork; Richard Wadley of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Helen Farmer, Provo; Mrs. Cora Barratt, American Fork; Hugh Wadley, Harry Wadley, and Mrs. May Hardman, all of Pleasant Grove, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday Thurs-day in the American Fork first ward LDS chapel at 2 p. m. |
