Homer Alonzo Miller died on the way home from France. His service record is closed with the notation of death on Feb. 5, 1919, at Evacuation Hospital No 25, Vichy, France, death resulting from an attack of both typhoid fever and pneumonia. Private Miller, a son of W. A. Miller of Huron, had entered the military service July 22, 1918, and after three months' training at Camp Dodge, Iowa, sailed for France, landing at Bordeaux Nov. 12. At the time of his death he was 25 years old. Surviving him are his parents, one brother and three sisters. His grave is in the American military hospital at Vichy, France.
Homer Miller died in France WW 1
