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Charles C. Miller
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Becky Dirks Haugsted provided the images and Janet A. Brandt transcribed the text.
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Charles C. Miller, son of Mrs. O. E. Hall of Monticello, died in France while he was a member of the regular army. His affliction was bronchial pneumonia. A letter from his Captain, 34th Service Company, Signal Corps gives Private Miller a clear record both for personal character and for efficient service, respected by all his comrades. Private Miller was born in Arkansas but for a number of years resided with his mother in Monticello. Charles was too young for the first registration. He leaves besides his mother, three brothers, Victor Miller of Onslow, Edward and Bert of Divide, Wyoming. | ||||
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