Imperial-Riverside-San Francisco County CA Archives Biographies.....Noland, Dan Voorhees 1875 - 
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Author: F. C. Farr (editor, 1918)

DAN VOORHEES NOLAND.—Energy, ability and well directed ambition, guided and
controlled by sound judgment, have constituted the foundation upon which Dan
Voorhees Noland has built his success, and is numbered among the leading
representatives of his profession. Mr. Noland is a native of Indianapolis,
Indiana, his birth occurring January 20, 1875, a son of Henry D. and Lucy
(Sebrell) Noland. His father passed away and was buried in Riverside,
California, and his mother makes her home in El Centre Mr. Noland acquired his
education in the public and high schools of Riverside, California, after which
he entered Franklin College in Indiana. He also attended Stanford University,
entering the law department. Later he read law with W. H. Chamberlain of San
Francisco, and was admitted to the bar in 1903. Returning to Riverside, Mr.
Noland began the practice of law and remained in that city for one year. He then
went to Las Vegas, Nevada, where he practiced his profession for three years. He
came to El Centro when it had a population of eight hundred people. Here he has
met with every success. He may be termed a self-made man. He is broad and
liberal-minded, absolutely fair, and impartial in his judicial actions.
Fraternally Mr. Noland is a member of the K. of P. and is a Royal Arch Mason. In
his political allegiance he votes for the best man, irrespective of party. Mr.
Noland was married June 15, 1904, at Riverside, California, to Miss Ella D.
Arbuckle, a daughter of James and Annabelle Arbuckle of Pictou, Nova Scotia.
Both of Mrs. Noland's parents are buried at Pictou, Nova Scotia. To Mr. and Mrs.
Noland have been born three daughters: Muriel S., Margaret R., and Dana Annabel,
all attending school. The ancestors of Mr. Noland are of Irish descent. His
grandfather was born in Kentucky and his father was a native of Indiana. Mr.
Noland was a volunteer and saw service in the Spanish-American war. Whether in
business or social relations, he holds the good will and confidence of all who
are associated with him.

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THE HISTORY
OF
IMPERIAL COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
EDITED BY
F. C. FARR

IN ONE VOLUME
ILLUSTRATED
Published by ELMS AND FRANKS
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 1918

Printed by Taylor & Taylor, San Francisco

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