Hugh Miller, son of Harvey A. Miller of 1763 Upper Chelsea Road, began his military service in the United States Army's Medical Reserve Corps in 1917 as a Second Lieutenant. He took medical courses in Philadelphia. In the February 1919 issue of the Norwester magazine, Hugh Miller wrote about his experiences as a member of the Medical Corps serving in France. He describes the home of a French General. At the end of the article, Hugh Miller states that none of the countryside in France is "worth a lot in Upper Arlington". After the war, Hugh Miller became a doctor and practiced medicine in Camden, New Jersey.