HOWLAND, LOUIS: 1857-1934.
Born in Indianapolis on June 13, 1857, Louis Howland was educated in a private school in his native city and at Yale University, from which he graduated in 1879. He spent some time in the East, where he was on the staff of FORUM magazine, but returned to Indianapolis in 1892 and was associated with the INDIANAPOLIS NEWS for the remainder of his life. He was editor of the paper from 1911 to 1934. Mr. Howland was one of the organizers of the Indianapolis Literary Club. His death occurred in Indianapolis on Mar. 26, 1934.
Information from the Indianapolis Public Library.
- Day Unto Day. Indianapolis,
1911.
- Stephen A. Douglas. New York,
1920.
- The Mind of Jesus. Indianapolis,
1926.
- Case and Comment; Meditations of a Layman on the Christian
Year. Indianapolis, 1927.
- Autobiography of a Cathedral. New
York, 1927.
