Marion County, KY - Obits:  Lucius Stillman Howard, 1947
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Lebanon Enterprise
April 17, 1947
 
DEATH CLAIMS LUCIUS HOWARD
 
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Lebanon Man Died At Miami Beach, Florida, Friday Afternoon
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RITES HERE WEDNESDAY
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Lucius Stillman Howard, Lebanon native and business man, died at his home at 
Miami Beach, Florida, on Friday afternoon, April 11, after several weeks illness.  
His sister, Mrs. Lester M. Spier, Glen Falls, New York, had been spending the 
winter with him in Florida, and his siter, Mrs. W.B. Beckman, of Lebanon, was 
summoned to his bedside several weeks ago, when he became ill.
Mr. Howard was born in Lebanon, a son of Daniel and Emma Maxwell Howard, both 
deceased, and spent his early life here, attending the Lebanon schools.  
Years ago he and his brother, the late Col. Maxwell Howard, founded the Howard 
Paper Company, at Urbana, Ohio.  Until his death Col. Howard was president of 
the Company, and Lucius Howard was secretary-treasury of the firm, at the time 
of his death, although he retired from active pursuits several years ago.  Their 
other brother, Ward R. Howard, is vice president of the firm.  His brother and 
two sisters are his only close surviving relatives.
Mr. Howard, a member of the United Presbyterian Church of Lebanon, was genial and 
friendly, and well known to Lebanon residents.  For some time he had spent his 
winters in Florida, returning to the family home here for the summers.
The body arrived in Lebanon Tuesday morning and was taken to the Howard residence, 
where services were held ar four o'oclock Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Olof 
Anderson, Jr. Richmond, former pastor of the United Presbyterian Church here.  
Burial was to Ryder Cemetery.  Pallbearers were Richard S. Putnam, Donald Campbell, 
J. C. Grundy, Robert H. Johnston, Bowman Brewer and John R. Thomas, all of Lebanon, 
and Harold Houston, Urbana, Ohio