From the 1976 Hendricks County (Indiana) history (page 321):
Betty Jane Hall, first daughter of Ruth and Oscar Hall, was born in Indianapolis on October 13, 1920. The family moved to Lizton when she was three. Betty took cello lessons and played in the Hall Trio. Betty Hall married J. Austin Miller in 1943 and worked at Allison's in Indianapolis during World War II, testing airplane engines. After her husband returned from overseas at the end of the war, they went to Kalispell, Montana, to live. They have three children, Sharon Kay, Barbara Anne and Mark Steven.
from the Republican (Danville, Indiana) for Aug. 17, 1989:
Services were August 4 at St. Matthew's Catholic Church in Kalispell, Montana for Betty Jane Miller, age 68, who died August 3, at Brendan House, following two decades of illness with Parkinson's disease. Cremation followed. Arrangements were by the Weatherford Funeral Home, there. The family suggests memorials to the National Parkinson's Foundation in care of the United Way of Flathead County, Kalispell, Montana.
Born Oct. 13, 1920, she was a daughter of Oscar and Ruth Hall and the oldest of five children, growing up in Lizton. She attended schools in Lizton and attended college at Indiana State University.
Her primary interest throughout life was music. An accomplished professional cellist, she played with several Midwestern symphonies including those in Des Moines, Iowa and Indianapolis.
She was involved with a variety of businesses. She operated a beauty salon in Lizton as her first job, and later worked in Chicago during the years of World War II.
In 1943, she married J. Austin Miller in North Carolina. The couple lived in Chicago, Missoula and Arizona before settling in Kalispell in the late 1940's. Later, she worked in her husband's accounting practice in Kalispell. Mr. Miller died in 1987.
Her illness began in the mid-1960's and she had been in the care of nursing homes since 1978. She lived in the Madison County Nursing Home, Ennis, from 1978 to 1985, when she moved to Brendan House.
She is survived by her mother, Ruth Hall of Lizton; daughters, Sherry Larson Wulf of Kalispell and Barbara Miller-Everett of Butte, Montana; son, Mark Miller of Kalispell; sisters, Mary Fax of The Dalles, Oregon; Jo Eli of Danville, Virginia, Ruth Hill of California, and brother, Don Hall of Corvallis, Oregon; aunts, Sarah Leak and Mary Jane Leake, both of Brendan House, and five grandchildren, Holly Jay Larson and Jeff Larson of Kalispell, Kymberly Poole of Texas and Emily Miller-Driscoll and Olivia Everett of Butte.
Betty Jane Hall, first daughter of Ruth and Oscar Hall, was born in Indianapolis on October 13, 1920. The family moved to Lizton when she was three. Betty took cello lessons and played in the Hall Trio. Betty Hall married J. Austin Miller in 1943 and worked at Allison's in Indianapolis during World War II, testing airplane engines. After her husband returned from overseas at the end of the war, they went to Kalispell, Montana, to live. They have three children, Sharon Kay, Barbara Anne and Mark Steven.
from the Republican (Danville, Indiana) for Aug. 17, 1989:
Services were August 4 at St. Matthew's Catholic Church in Kalispell, Montana for Betty Jane Miller, age 68, who died August 3, at Brendan House, following two decades of illness with Parkinson's disease. Cremation followed. Arrangements were by the Weatherford Funeral Home, there. The family suggests memorials to the National Parkinson's Foundation in care of the United Way of Flathead County, Kalispell, Montana.
Born Oct. 13, 1920, she was a daughter of Oscar and Ruth Hall and the oldest of five children, growing up in Lizton. She attended schools in Lizton and attended college at Indiana State University.
Her primary interest throughout life was music. An accomplished professional cellist, she played with several Midwestern symphonies including those in Des Moines, Iowa and Indianapolis.
She was involved with a variety of businesses. She operated a beauty salon in Lizton as her first job, and later worked in Chicago during the years of World War II.
In 1943, she married J. Austin Miller in North Carolina. The couple lived in Chicago, Missoula and Arizona before settling in Kalispell in the late 1940's. Later, she worked in her husband's accounting practice in Kalispell. Mr. Miller died in 1987.
Her illness began in the mid-1960's and she had been in the care of nursing homes since 1978. She lived in the Madison County Nursing Home, Ennis, from 1978 to 1985, when she moved to Brendan House.
She is survived by her mother, Ruth Hall of Lizton; daughters, Sherry Larson Wulf of Kalispell and Barbara Miller-Everett of Butte, Montana; son, Mark Miller of Kalispell; sisters, Mary Fax of The Dalles, Oregon; Jo Eli of Danville, Virginia, Ruth Hill of California, and brother, Don Hall of Corvallis, Oregon; aunts, Sarah Leak and Mary Jane Leake, both of Brendan House, and five grandchildren, Holly Jay Larson and Jeff Larson of Kalispell, Kymberly Poole of Texas and Emily Miller-Driscoll and Olivia Everett of Butte.
From the 1976 Hendricks County (Indiana) history (page 321):
Betty Jane Hall, first daughter of Ruth and Oscar Hall, was born in Indianapolis on October 13, 1920. The family moved to Lizton when she was three. Betty took cello lessons and played in the Hall Trio. Betty Hall married J. Austin Miller in 1943 and worked at Allison's in Indianapolis during World War II, testing airplane engines. After her husband returned from overseas at the end of the war, they went to Kalispell, Montana, to live. They have three children, Sharon Kay, Barbara Anne and Mark Steven.
from the Republican (Danville, Indiana) for Aug. 17, 1989:
Services were August 4 at St. Matthew's Catholic Church in Kalispell, Montana for Betty Jane Miller, age 68, who died August 3, at Brendan House, following two decades of illness with Parkinson's disease. Cremation followed. Arrangements were by the Weatherford Funeral Home, there. The family suggests memorials to the National Parkinson's Foundation in care of the United Way of Flathead County, Kalispell, Montana.
Born Oct. 13, 1920, she was a daughter of Oscar and Ruth Hall and the oldest of five children, growing up in Lizton. She attended schools in Lizton and attended college at Indiana State University.
Her primary interest throughout life was music. An accomplished professional cellist, she played with several Midwestern symphonies including those in Des Moines, Iowa and Indianapolis.
She was involved with a variety of businesses. She operated a beauty salon in Lizton as her first job, and later worked in Chicago during the years of World War II.
In 1943, she married J. Austin Miller in North Carolina. The couple lived in Chicago, Missoula and Arizona before settling in Kalispell in the late 1940's. Later, she worked in her husband's accounting practice in Kalispell. Mr. Miller died in 1987.
Her illness began in the mid-1960's and she had been in the care of nursing homes since 1978. She lived in the Madison County Nursing Home, Ennis, from 1978 to 1985, when she moved to Brendan House.
She is survived by her mother, Ruth Hall of Lizton; daughters, Sherry Larson Wulf of Kalispell and Barbara Miller-Everett of Butte, Montana; son, Mark Miller of Kalispell; sisters, Mary Fax of The Dalles, Oregon; Jo Eli of Danville, Virginia, Ruth Hill of California, and brother, Don Hall of Corvallis, Oregon; aunts, Sarah Leak and Mary Jane Leake, both of Brendan House, and five grandchildren, Holly Jay Larson and Jeff Larson of Kalispell, Kymberly Poole of Texas and Emily Miller-Driscoll and Olivia Everett of Butte.
Betty Jane Hall, first daughter of Ruth and Oscar Hall, was born in Indianapolis on October 13, 1920. The family moved to Lizton when she was three. Betty took cello lessons and played in the Hall Trio. Betty Hall married J. Austin Miller in 1943 and worked at Allison's in Indianapolis during World War II, testing airplane engines. After her husband returned from overseas at the end of the war, they went to Kalispell, Montana, to live. They have three children, Sharon Kay, Barbara Anne and Mark Steven.
from the Republican (Danville, Indiana) for Aug. 17, 1989:
Services were August 4 at St. Matthew's Catholic Church in Kalispell, Montana for Betty Jane Miller, age 68, who died August 3, at Brendan House, following two decades of illness with Parkinson's disease. Cremation followed. Arrangements were by the Weatherford Funeral Home, there. The family suggests memorials to the National Parkinson's Foundation in care of the United Way of Flathead County, Kalispell, Montana.
Born Oct. 13, 1920, she was a daughter of Oscar and Ruth Hall and the oldest of five children, growing up in Lizton. She attended schools in Lizton and attended college at Indiana State University.
Her primary interest throughout life was music. An accomplished professional cellist, she played with several Midwestern symphonies including those in Des Moines, Iowa and Indianapolis.
She was involved with a variety of businesses. She operated a beauty salon in Lizton as her first job, and later worked in Chicago during the years of World War II.
In 1943, she married J. Austin Miller in North Carolina. The couple lived in Chicago, Missoula and Arizona before settling in Kalispell in the late 1940's. Later, she worked in her husband's accounting practice in Kalispell. Mr. Miller died in 1987.
Her illness began in the mid-1960's and she had been in the care of nursing homes since 1978. She lived in the Madison County Nursing Home, Ennis, from 1978 to 1985, when she moved to Brendan House.
She is survived by her mother, Ruth Hall of Lizton; daughters, Sherry Larson Wulf of Kalispell and Barbara Miller-Everett of Butte, Montana; son, Mark Miller of Kalispell; sisters, Mary Fax of The Dalles, Oregon; Jo Eli of Danville, Virginia, Ruth Hill of California, and brother, Don Hall of Corvallis, Oregon; aunts, Sarah Leak and Mary Jane Leake, both of Brendan House, and five grandchildren, Holly Jay Larson and Jeff Larson of Kalispell, Kymberly Poole of Texas and Emily Miller-Driscoll and Olivia Everett of Butte.
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