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Samuel H. Miller (1876-1945)

Samuel H. Miller

One of the oldest mercantile establishments of Wiconisco is that of Samuel Miller Estate, now conducted by S. H. Miller.  The business first started by Mr. Miller’s father in 1868 as Miller and Heilner.  In 1900, Mr. Miller purchased the same and upon his death in 1904, his son continued the business and up until date [1922] has made very progressive improvements.  Mr. Miller is a director of the Lykens Building and Loan Association and the First National Bank also of that town. He is a loyal supporter of all civic and community movements in Wiconisco.

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From:  “Who’s Who in Wiconisco, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania,” Lykens-Williams Valley History-Directory and Pictorial Review, by J. Allen Barrett, published in 1922.

Note:  Samuel H. Miller died in 1945 and is buried at the Calvary United Methodist Church Cemetery, Wiconisco, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.  Further information about him can be found at his Findagrave Memorial.

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